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David Aylesworth (abt. 1710 - 1783)

David Aylesworth
Born about in West Greenwich,Kent,Rhode Islandmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 8 Mar 1742 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 73 in West Greenwich,Kent,Rhode Islandmap
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The Birth Date is a rough estimate. See the text for details.

Biography

David was probably born around 1710. The following information comes from the book Arthur Aylsworth and his Descendants in America[1]. David was a cooper, born in West Greenwich.

He married Martha Franklin, daughter of James, of Scituate, on March 8, 1742. Their children were

Rufus, said to have died young.
David m. Ruth Parker, March 17, 1774; emigrated,1803, to vicinity of Carbondale, Pa.
Mary m. Unknown Strait.
Phebe m. Unknown Matteson.
Damaris m. David. Cory. Aug. 12, 1784, Shaftsbury, VT
Martha m. Unknown Barnes.
Catherine m. Samuel Taylor, Feb. 18, 1801, Shaftsbury, VT

Research Notes

David appears as head of household in the 1774 census of Rhode Island[2]. The age/sex distribution of the household and inferred attributions are

  • two men over 16: David and perhaps son David, who was married during the census year
  • four women over 16: Martha and three of the daughters Mary, Phebe, Damaris, Martha, and Catherine
  • two girls under 16: unknown

He was a cooper, surveyor of highways, constable (1761).

Sources

  1. Aylsworth, Homer Elhanan. Arthur Aylsworth and his Descendants in America published in 1887, page 53. [citing transcript online (http://www.aylesworth.net/Confidence_family_DWT_CSS/arthur_aylesworth_book/gen_arthur.htm > Table of Contents > Third Generation, Entry 15 -- accessed 12/9/2017)]
  2. 1774 Census




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Aylesworth-270 and Aylesworth-135 appear to represent the same person because: I just added the Aylesworth-270, with my approximate birthday of 1720 and the Aylesworth-135 suggestion didn't happen. However when I started to add Martha Franklin, she was suggested so I used her for the mother of David.
posted by Robert Linne
Aylsworth-97 and Aylesworth-135 appear to represent the same person because: Same birthdate, same wife's name, same death dates and locations.
posted by Barry Smith

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