The records show that Aaron Van Aukens father Johanne Van Auken was a Revolutionary soldier and after the war, engaged in the occupation of a farmer in New York. He was married in that state and died in NY, as likewise did his wife Ann who lived to be 102 yrs old. They were the parents of 3 children, of whom Aaron was the only son, they had 2 daughters but their names are not known.
Aaron Van Auken was born 1804 in Albany, NY, He came to Knox county in 1858. He was for a time Superintendent of a section of the Erie canal and held the office of Justice of the peace and likewise participated in the War of 1812, being in the engagement at Sacketts Harbor. Aaron Van Auken married Catherine Ostrander, a native of Lowell, Catherine bore him six children, Martha, Hannah, Calvin,Wesley, William Harrison and Fletcher were all reared in Rochester, NY.
Aaron Van Auken was born 1804 in Albany, NY, He came to Knox county in 1858. He was for a time Superintendent of a section of the Erie canal and held the office of Justice of the peace and likewise participated in the War of 1812, being in the engagement at Sacketts Harbor. Aaron Van Auken married Catherine Ostrander, a native of Lowell, Catherine bore him six children, Martha, Hannah, Calvin,Wesley, William Harrison and Fletcher were all reared in Rochester, NY.
The records show that Aaron Van Aukens father Johanne Van Auken was a Revolutionary soldier and after the war, engaged in the occupation of a farmer in New York. He was married in that state and died in NY, as likewise did his wife Ann who lived to be 102 yrs old. They were the parents of 3 children, of whom Aaron was the only son, they had 2 daughters but their names are not known.
Aaron Van Auken was born 1804 in Albany, NY, He came to Knox county in 1858. He was for a time Superintendent of a section of the Erie canal and held the office of Justice of the peace and likewise participated in the War of 1812, being in the engagement at Sacketts Harbor. Aaron Van Auken married Catherine Ostrander, a native of Lowell, Catherine bore him six children, Martha, Hannah, Calvin,Wesley, William Harrison and Fletcher were all reared in Rochester, NY.
Aaron Van Auken was born 1804 in Albany, NY, He came to Knox county in 1858. He was for a time Superintendent of a section of the Erie canal and held the office of Justice of the peace and likewise participated in the War of 1812, being in the engagement at Sacketts Harbor. Aaron Van Auken married Catherine Ostrander, a native of Lowell, Catherine bore him six children, Martha, Hannah, Calvin,Wesley, William Harrison and Fletcher were all reared in Rochester, NY.
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Aaron Van Auken Feb 8th, 1904 -- died Sept 2nd, 1890.
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husband of Catherine (Ostrander) Van Auken. Son of JJohanne Van Auken, NY/
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