THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER and Mary Foster Brewer Brewer were married September 17, 1820, at Roxbury, Massachusetts. Their marriage was recorded in Roxbury, Suffolk County, and in Brookline, Norfolk County.

The Brewer family had lived in Roxbury since the 17th century. Their ancestor Daniel Brewer and his wife Johanna were early settlers, and the Brewers one of Roxbury's oldest families. Stephen Brewer and Susanna White, paternal grandparents of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer, are buried with Stephen's family in Eliot Burying Ground, Roxbury. The Stephen Brewer mansion, home to Thomas Aspinwall Brewer's paternal grandparents Stephen Brewer and Susanna White Brewer, is mentioned in several local histories. Mary Foster Brewer's grandfather Joseph Brewer was Stephen's brother. Joseph's wife Rebecca Weld Brewer was Mary's paternal grandmother. The Weld family were founders of Harvard College, as were several other ancestors of the young newly-married couple Thomas Aspinwall Brewer and Mary Foster Brewer. Nathaniel Brewer III, father of Stephen and Joseph, was a son of Margaret Weld and Nathaniel Brewer, Margaret being of the same Weld family as Rebecca (Rebeckah Weld Brewer, Mrs. Joseph Brewer).

In 1820, the old Aspinwall house and its grand elm were local landmarks in Brookline. The house was built by Peter Aspinwall at Muddy River in the 17th century was in 1820 owned by Thomas Aspinwall Brewer's great uncle, Dr. William Aspinwall. Both William and his brother Thomas built houses of their own, and the ancient manse was occupied by tenants including notable authors and other associates of the family.

The Thomas Gardner III house in Brookline, built for the father of Caleb Gardner (maternal grandfather of Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall and Dr. William Aspinwall), was at this time still occupied by Gardner descendants.

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer and Mary Foster Brewer were from old families long established in Massachusetts. They were second cousins, and cousins by several other shared family lines.

Today, a part of the 19th century house built for Thomas Aspinwall Brewer and Mary Foster Brewer at Vineville, Bibb County, Georgia, still stands, but is threatened by demolition. The house dates to about 1830 and was part of an extensive estate property consisting also of many outbuildings, some of which were used when the original home was moved closer to Vineville Avenue and rebuilt about 1917. Vineville had been a rural district, and by 1910 had been absorbed into the city of Macon, Georgia.

Home of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer, Vineville, Bibb County, Georgia. Photo, Georgia Archives.

"Catherine Brewer Benson lived in the house with her father in 1840 when she was going to Wesleyan, and became the first woman in history to obtain a bachelor's degree," said historian Caitlin Mee, who lives in the neighborhood.
— 'IMPORTANT TO WOMEN'S HISTORY': Debate continues over whether to demolish century-old condemned Vineville home. Some neighbors say the house once belonged to the family of one of the first women ever to earn a bachelor's degree.
Published July 20, 2022 | Written by Anthony Montalto (excerpt from news article)
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.13wmaz.com/amp/article/news/local/important-to-womens-history-debate-continues-over-whether-to-demolish-century-old-condemned-vineville-avenue-home-2/93-9ba32870-0e58-41b8-8f45-34f8e400ec7f

HISTORIC VINEVILLE HOME COULD BE TORN DOWN
A meeting was supposed to take place Wednesday about the home's future, but it was moved to next week due to the threat of severe weather.
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – The Catherine Brewer Benson House may soon be torn down.
Catherine Brewer Benson was the first woman in the world to receive a bachelor's degree. 
She received the degree in 1840 after graduating from Wesleyan College.
Now there are talks for her home on Vineville Avenue to be torn down and replaced by an amphitheater.
The Big House Foundation owns the house.
Some residents say the house has too much history to be demolished.
"This historic home has international relevance, has national relevance, and it should not succumb to demolition," preservationist and area resident Elliott James-Fernandes said. "It should not have be erased as a figure of women's history."
A meeting was supposed to take place Wednesday about the home's future, but it was moved to next week due to the threat of severe weather.
Published April 7, 2022 | Written by Cameron Branscomb (full article)
https://www.41nbc.com/historic-vineville-home-could-be-torn-down/

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer of Vineville, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia.
"Historical Sketches of Brookline, Mass."
By Harriet F. Woods, author, 1874.
Brookline (Mass.) - 430 pages.

Grandson of Stephen Brewer and Susanna White.
Stephen Brewer in "Annals and Reminiscences of Jamaica Plain," by Harriet Manning Whitcomb. Page 41.
https://books.google.com/books/about/Annals_and_Reminiscences_of_Jamaica_Plai.html?id=sZk-AAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&gboemv=1#v=onepage&q=Stephen%20Brewer%20&f=false

"We regret to record the death of Mrs. Mary Brewer, wife of Thos. A. Brewer, which occurred in Vineville yesterday. This worthy matron had seen more than three score years and ten, and there exists no doubt but that the world were better for her having lived in it."
— Macon Telegraph, February 1st, 1871

Death of Mary Foster (Brewer) Brewer
— The daily sun. (Columbus, Ga.) on February 02, 1871
https://gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu/lccn/sn82014939/1871-02-02/ed-1/seq-2/

Death of Mary Foster (Brewer) Brewer
— The weekly sun. (Columbus, Ga.) on February 07, 1871
https://gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu/lccn/sn85034028/1871-02-07/ed-1/seq-4/

Direct ancestors as well as other family of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer are named in this article.
Reconnecting To Brookline History
https://www.wickedlocal.com/story/brookline-tab/2007/05/10/opinion-reconnecting-to-brookline-history/40739239007/

And here, as well as in many other papers published by the Brookline Historical Society.
http://brooklinehistoricalsociety.org/history/proceedings/1949/Tappan.html

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer and Thomas Aspinwall Davis, 10th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, were first cousins, their mothers being sisters Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall and Lucy Aspinwall (daughters of Lt. Col. Thomas and Lucy Sparhawk Aspinwall).

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer had several aunts and uncles. Like his mother, all of his aunts married into families who were already associated by marriage or bloodlines to the family.

Lucy Aspinwall Davis Holden first married Ebenezer Davis III, who was a cousin to Edward Brewer by way of the White family. As Mr. Davis's widow, Lucy married James Holden, who was a Withington descendant.

Lucy Aspinwall and Ebenezer Davis III had several children. Their son Thomas Aspinwall Davis become the 10th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts. Her son Reverend Increase Sumner Davis was a beloved and highly regarded scholar, orator, and minister. These sons were progressive and opposed the institution of slavery in America.

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer 's aunt Lucy witnessed many changes in 19th century Brookline. She and all of the family were highly regarded, and all were closely related to all of the leading Massachusetts and New England families in local, state, and national government as well as being friends.

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall married Edward Brewer. Edward Brewer died in 1812. Edward's wife Catharine died in 1821, soon after her son was married to his second cousin Mary Foster Brewer, a daughter of Ebenezer Brewer, Sr. and his first wife Mary Foster. Ebenezer Brewer, Sr.'s second wife Elizabeth White was an Aspinwall descendant - yet another example of strong ties shared by these "allied families" Aspinwall, Brewer, Gardner, Goddard, Oliver, Sparhawk, Sumner, White, and several others.

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer
Delegate to the American State Convention, 1857 (several times published, including here)
From the Southern Recorder — EXTRA.
American State Convention.
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. July 8, 1857.
Convention organized by calling Hon. James M. Calhoun, of Fulton, to the Chair, and appointing A. H. Griswold, of Muscogee, temporary Secretary.
On the motion of J. H. R. Washington, Esq., of Bibb, the delegates were then requested to enrol their names at the Secretary's desk, as follows:
Bibb — Thos. A. Brewer
— The daily constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) on July 11, 1857
https://gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu/lccn/sn87090234/1857-07-11/ed-1/seq-3/#sort=date_asc&index=0&rows=12&proxtext=Thos+A+Brewer+&sequence=0&words=Brewer+Thos&page=29

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer, stockholder, Macon Building and Loan Association
OFFICE MACON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Feb'y 7, 1859.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. COMMITTEE.
Thos. A. Brewer, G. S. Obear, G. W. Adams, Arthur Dickinson, and Dr. J. R. Boon
Thomas Aspinwall Brewer
The Georgia citizen. (Macon, Ga.) 1850-1860, February 18, 1859, Image 3
https://gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu/lccn/sn83026608/1859-02-18/ed-1/seq-3/#sort=date_asc&index=11&rows=12&proxtext=Thos+A+Brewer+&sequence=0&words=Brewer+Thos&page=29

Life Member, American Bible Society
Brewer, Thomas A. - Macon, Ga.
Pages 58 and 59
Annual Report of the American Bible Society
Volume 49
American Bible Society, 1865
https://books.google.com/books?id=N4s7AQAAMAAJ&q=Brewer+Thomas+A+Macon#v=snippet&q=Brewer%20Thomas%20A%20Macon&f=false

Brewer, Thomas A. - Macon, Ga.
Page 70
Annual Report of the American Bible Society
Volume 8
American Bible Society, 1871
https://books.google.com/books?id=2q9VAAAAYAAJ&q=Brewer+T+A+Macon+Ga#v=snippet&q=Brewer%20T%20A%20Macon%20Ga&f=false

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer was a descendant, through Mrs. Sarah (Whiting) Sparhawk, of Dep. Gov. Thomas Danforth. Through Mrs. Johanna (Gardner) Aspinwall, he was a descendant of Elder John and Elizabeth (Heath) Bowles, and of Thomas Gardner and Lucy Smith. Through his father, Edward Brewer, a descendant of Major Edward White and Hannah Wiswall. Through Mrs. Sarah (Whiting) Sparhawk, he was also a descendant of the Rt. Hon. Sir Oliver St. John of Clayshoe, Kn't, Devonshire, England. His ancestor, Rev. Jos. Whiting, was a graduate of Harvard College in 1661 and preached forty-three years at Southampton, Long Island, where he died.

BREWER
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89066183567&view=1up&seq=142&skin=2021

BREWER - "Daniell Brewer" - page 301
Founders of New England
https://books.google.com/books?id=RLk-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA52#v=onepage&q=Brewer&f=true

ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY
Lineages — (incomplete listing - biography currently a "work in progress")
Direct-line Ancestor Lineages for Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company include Isaac Morrill (wife Sarah); John Oliver (wife Elizabeth Newgate); Tobias Davis (wife Sarah Morrill Davis); Griffin Craft (wife Alice). Thomas Danforth (wife Mary Withington Danforth) is named throughout though apparently not a member. Several further direct ancestors were members, and are not yet here listed.

Member Reverend Samuel Whiting, as clergy (wife, Elizabeth St John).

Thomas Danforth, brother and father-in-law of members. Mentioned throughout the text at link. Direct ancestor (two-times direct ancestor) of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer. Link:
History of the Military Company of the Massachusetts, Now Called the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts: 1637-1888
By Oliver Ayer Roberts
https://books.google.com/books?id=36pNAQAAIAAJ&q=%22Thomas+Danforth%22#v=snippet&q=%22Thomas%20Danforth%22&f=false

John "The Scholar" Oliver is twice a direct ancestor of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer. One, via Mary Oliver Sparhawk and to Lucy Sparhawk Aspinwall and descendants. Two, via Elizabeth Oliver Wiswall to Susanna White Brewer and descendants. Member, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
https://books.google.com/books?id=36pNAQAAIAAJ&q=%22John+Oliver%22#v=snippet&q=%22John%20Oliver%22&f=false

Mary Oliver, daughter of Nathaniel Oliver and Bethia Hyde, married Hon. Thomas Sparhawk, who had been appointed her guardian on November 16, 1730, at Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts. Bethia Hyde, Nathaniel Oliver, Mary Oliver, Thomas Sparhawk in "The Descendants of Samuel Hyde (NEHGS):
https://books.google.com/books?id=f0plVwLW5zQC&pg=PA147&lpg=PA147&dq=thomas+Sparhawk+mary+oliver+guardian&source=bl&ots=lk5vKD-qVs&sig=ACfU3U2ljtRRsrB9q6q-CGHRpNA7yh8-_g&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwigtbDfueb7AhWOjYkEHYd3BH8Q6AF6BAgfEAI#v=onepage&q&f=true

Oliver and Newgate
Oliver and Newgate, in: "The Pioneers of Massachusetts: A Descriptive List, Drawn from Records of the Colonies, Towns, and Churches, and Other Contemporaneous Documents", by Charles Henry Pope. Heritage Books, 2009 - History - 568 pages. JOHN "The Scholar" OLIVER, son of Thomas Oliver. Father of TWO direct ancestors, Elizabeth Oliver (Enoch Wiswall) and Hon. Captain Thomas Oliver (Mary Wilson).

Tobias Davis, direct ancestor of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer via Sarah Davis Stevens and to Sarah Stevens Aspinwall, was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
https://books.google.com/books?id=sTE3AAAAMAAJ&q=%22Tobias+Davis+Honorable+and+Ancient+Artillery+Company%22#v=snippet&q=%22Tobias%20Davis%20Honorable%20and%20Ancient%20Artillery%20Company%22&f=false

Captain Joseph Weld, direct ancestor of Mary Foster Brewer Brewer via Rebecca Weld Brewer and to Ebenezer Brewer, was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
https://books.google.com/books?id=uL0TAAAAYAAJ&q=%22Capt.+Weld%22#v=snippet&q=%22Capt.%20Weld%22&f=false

Solomon Phipps, Captain, Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, direct ancestor of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer. Son-in-law of Hon. Thomas and Mary Withington Danforth.

Griffin Craft, direct ancestor of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer and also of his wife Mary Foster Brewer, was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.

Daniel Brewer II (brother of direct ancestor Nathaniel Brewer 1st).
History of the Military Company of the Massachusetts, Now Called the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts: 1637-1888
By Oliver Ayer Roberts
https://books.google.com/books?id=36pNAQAAIAAJ&q=%22Daniel+Brewer%22#v=snippet&q=%22Daniel%20Brewer%22&f=false

ASPINWALL
Lineage of The Bowens of Woodstock, Connecticut, by Edward Augustus Bowen
Printed at the Riverside Press, 1897 - 245 pages.

An Address at the Opening of the Town Hall, in Brookline
On Tuesday, 14 October, 1845
By John Pierce · 1846

BREWER
Proceedings of the Brookline Historical Society at the Annual Meeting
The Society, 1902 - Brookline (Mass.)
4 results Brewer
https://books.google.com/books?id=C3kUAAAAYAAJ&q=Brewer+#v=snippet&q=Brewer&f=false

ASPINWALL
Proceedings of the Brookline Historical Society at the Annual Meeting
The Society, 1902 - Brookline (Mass.)
54 results Aspinwall
https://books.google.com/books?id=C3kUAAAAYAAJ&q=Aspinwall#v=snippet&q=Aspinwall&f=false

SPARHAWK
Proceedings of the Brookline Historical Society at the Annual Meeting
The Society, 1902 - Brookline (Mass.)
https://books.google.com/books?id=C3kUAAAAYAAJ&q=Aspinwall#v=snippet&q=Sparhawk&f=false

SPARHAWK
Essex Institute Historical Collections
Essex Institute Press, 1888 - Essex County (Mass.) 45 results
https://books.google.com/books?id=VP0WAAAAIAAJ&q=Sparhawk#v=snippet&q=Sparhawk&f=false

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer first lived in Augusta, then Lexington, Georgia, before removing in 1838 to Vineville nearby to Macon, in Bibb County, Georgia where the proximity to Georgia's newest schools for women afforded the educational opportunities desired for his daughters Catherine Elizabeth and Adeline. Son Edward Ebenezer Brewer attended Amherst College, Massachusetts, and did not graduate - he appears to have learned the trade of painter (house-painting, decorative arts, gilding, glazier, and sign painting in the tradition of the coach painters and decorative work of the Gore and Grant cousins in Massachusetts) while in Boston rather than finishing college.

Thomas and Mary moved to Vineville, near Macon in Bibb County, and built their final home there sometime after 1830 and before 1840. In 1836, an Oglethorpe County, Georgia, court judgement is published in favor of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer:
OGLETHORPE Sheriff's sale ---
Will be sold, in the town of Lexington, in Oglethorpe county, on the first Tuesday in June next, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to-wit :
One tract of land containing 250 acres, on the waters of Long Creek adjoining lands of David Dunn and others. Levied on as the property of Peterson Smith to satisfy sundry fi fas in favor of F. W. Cook and other fi fas levied against said Smith.
Also one negro girl, by the name of Sophia, the property of the said Smith.
One tract of land on the waters of Long Creek, levied on as Stephen Allen's property to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a Justice's Court in favor of Thos. A. Brewer, vs. Stephen A. Allen. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable.
One mahogany bedstead, levied on as the property of James Welborn to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Wiley Sledge.
JOS. JENKINS, D. Sh'ff.
May 3 - td
— Southern recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) on June 07, 1836
https://gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu/lccn/sn82016415/1836-06-07/ed-1/seq-4/#sort=date_asc&index=4&rows=12&proxtext=Thos+A+Brewer+&sequence=0&words=Brewer+Tho&page=3

Unfortunately, this advert also includes brutal reminder of antebellum Georgia, where people were considered property. The early Massachusetts family also had servants and even slaves, but while in Massachusetts slavery was outlawed, the practice was not frowned on in early Georgia. We can only be glad that some of the family in post-antebellum years did promote social justice and did support education and opportunity for all including those whose lives began as enslaved persons. Such is history. Admiral Benson supported education in Maryland and spoke out against the organized hate that affected southern culture during his lifetime. Thank you, Admiral Benson.

COGSWELL
https://archive.org/details/cogswellsinameri00jame/page/n55/mode/1up?q=Benjamin+White

The Wreck of The Angel Gabriel
https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMPQN7_Wreck_of_the_Angel_Gabriel_Pemaquid_Point_ME

COGSWELL - Cogswell's Grant
Cogswell Family: Westberry Lee
In 1636 the following entry appears in the Grants Book of the Town of Ipswich: "Granted to Mr. John Cogswell 300 acres of land at the further Chebokoe…"
John Cogswell (1592-1669) was born in Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England, and embarked for New England in 1635 with his wife and eight children. Their ship, the Angel Gabriel, was wrecked at Pemaquid Point, Maine, and though the family survived, they lost more than £5000 worth of property, including cattle, furniture, and money. After traveling south, Cogswell established a farm on the land granted to him in the part of Ipswich bounded by the Chebacco (or "Chebokoe") River, which is now the town of Essex.
https://www.historicnewengland.org/property/cogswells-grant/

The Cogswell Family Association
http://www.cogswellfamily.org/djc.html

Admiral Benson
"Southern Colleges For Women"
Christian Advocate, Volume 86
J.B. M'Ferrin for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1925
https://books.google.com/books?id=wxiVnBP659AC&q=Admiral+Benson#v=snippet&q=Admiral%20Benson&f=false

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer's sister Catherine Aspinwall (Brewer) Griggs is the mother of Catherine Brewer (Griggs) Andem, wife of John Andem and mother of John Aspinwall Andem.

Married on April 21, 1814, to David Richard Griggs of Brighton, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Mother of Catherine Brewer (Griggs) Andem.

Isaac Gardner, Jr.
https://books.google.com/books?id=QUcx9FhM8UsC&q=Isaac+Gardner#v=snippet&q=Isaac%20Gardner&f=false

Direct Descendant of Duncan I of Scotland
Duncan I of Scotland

Malcolm III of Scotland
St. Margaret of Scotland

David I, King of Scotland
Maud of Northumberland

Henry of Huntingdon
Ada de Warenne

Margaret of Scotland
Humphrey IV de Bohun

Henry de Bohun
Magna Carta Surety Baron
Maude de Mandeville

Sir Humphrey de Bohun
Maud of Eu

Alice de Bohun
Roger V de Toeni
aka Roger de Tony

Alice de Toeni / de Tony
Sir Walter de Beauchamp

Roger de Beauchamp
Unknown

Sir Roger de Beauchamp
Sibyl de Pateshulle

Sir Roger de Beauchamp
Joan de Clopton

Sir Roger Beauchamp
Mary Unknown

Sir John Beauchamp
Edith Stourton

Margaret Beauchamp
Sir Oliver St John

Sir John St John
Alice Bradshagh

Sir John St John
Sybil ferch Morgan

Alexander St John
Jane Dalison

Henry St John
Jane Neale

Sir Oliver St John
Sarah Bulkeley

Elizabeth St John
Reverend Samuel Whiting

Reverend Joseph Whiting
Sarah Danforth

Sarah Whiting
Samuel Sparhawk

Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

ST JOHN
Sir Oliver St John
Margaret Beauchamp

John St John
Lady Alice Bradshaigh

John St John
Sybil ferch Morgan ap Jenkin

Alexander St John
Jane Dalison

Henry St John
Jane Neale

Sir Oliver St John
Sarah Bulkeley

Elizabeth St John
Reverend Samuel Whiting
Emmanuel College, 1613
Cambridge, 1616 and 1620

Reverend Joseph Whiting
Harvard College, 1661
Sarah Danforth

Sarah Whiting
Samuel Sparhawk

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

OLIVER ONE
Thomas Oliver
Uncertain

John Oliver
"The Scholar", H. C. 1645
Elizabeth Newgate

Elizabeth Oliver
Enoch Wiswall

Oliver Wiswall
Sarah Baker

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White
H.C. Class of 1712

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 40, 1886. Pages 58-63. New England Historic Genealogical Society; Heritage Books, 1996 - New England - 436 pages. "Enoch Wiswall² (Thomas¹) married November 25, 1657, Elizabeth Oliver.."

OLIVER TWO
Thomas Oliver
Uncertain

John Oliver
"The Scholar", H.C. 1645
Elizabeth Newgate

Hon. Capt. Thomas Oliver
Mary Wilson

Nathaniel Oliver
Bethia Hyde

Mary Oliver
Hon. Thomas Sparhawk

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

Thomas Oliver the eldest had several wives. It is not certain which wife is mother to John "The Scholar" Oliver.

Howard, Cecil Hampden Cutts, "Materials for a Genealogy of the Sparhawk Family in New England", Salem: The Salem Press (1892), 4-5. Nathaniel Sparhawk.

Roberts, Gary Boyd, Notable Kin, Volume 1, Santa Clarita, California: Carl Boyer, 3rd (1998), 183.

"Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988", Samuel Sparhawk marriage to Sarah Whiting.

"Materials For A Genealogy of the Sparhawk Family in New England", by Howard, Cecil Hampden Cutts.
Page 6, Samuel Sparhawk.

Birth of Samuel Sparhawk, February 5th, 1664, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts.

SPARHAWK
Deacon Nathaniel Sparhawk
Mary Angier

Nathaniel Sparhawk
Patience Newman

Samuel Sparhawk
Sarah Whiting

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

Sparhawk in History of Cambridge
https://books.google.com/books?id=Yc00AQAAMAAJ&q=Sparhawk#v=snippet&q=Sparhawk&f=false

ANGIER
William Angier
Unknown

John Angier
Anne Sherman

Mary Angier
Deacon Nathaniel Sparhawk

Nathaniel Sparhawk
Patience Newman

Samuel Sparhawk
Sarah Whiting

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1896, Vol. 50, p. 400.

The Essex Genealogist, 1987, Vol. 7, p. 46.

Kugler, Lee, "Corrections to The Ancestry of Thomas Lanier 'Tennessee Williams' (NEXUS 8:108-112)", www.americanancestors.org/corrections-to-the-ancestry-of-tennessee-williams

Sherman, Thomas Townsend, Sherman Genealogy including Families of Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk, England, Some Descendant s of the Immigrants . . ., New York: Tobias A. Wright, Printer and Publisher (1920), 84.

SHERMAN
Henry Sherman
Agnes

Edmund Sherman
Anne Pallette / Pellett

Anne Sherman
John Angier

Mary Angier
Deacon Nathaniel Sparhawk

Nathaniel Sparhawk
Patience Newman

Samuel Sparhawk
Sarah Whiting

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

"As Henry Shearman the elder, of Colchester, Essex, he left a will dated 20 January 1589/90, with a codicil dated 26 February 1589/90, proved in London 25 July 1590. The will named son Henry Shearman and his children Henry, Samuel, Daniel, John, Ezechiell, Phebe, Nathaniel, and Anne Shearman; son Edmonde Shearman and his children Edmonde, Richard, Bezaliell, Anne, and Sara Shearman (all under age; sons under 22, daughters under 21), son-in-law William Petfield and his children Richard, Susan, and Elizabeth Petfield (all under age); wife Margerye; son Robert; Jane and Anne Shearman, underage daughters of Robert [evidently the testator's son Robert]; daughter Judith Petfield; son-in-law Nicholas Fynce; the wives of sons Edmond, Henry, and Robert; the poor of All Hallows [i.e., All Saints, Colchester]; and the poor of Dedham and the free school of Dedham (the testator asked to be buried in Dedham). Executors were to be sons Henry and Edmond.

Henry Sherman, a prominent clothier in Dedham, who died in 1590, had several children. His two eldest sons, Henry the younger and Edmund, had between them fifteen grandchildren who settled in New England, either as young adults or with their parents."

PELLETT / PALLETTE
William Pellett
Unknown

Anne Pellett
Edmund Sherman

Anne Sherman
John Angier

Mary Angier
Deacon Nathaniel Sparhawk

Nathaniel Sparhawk
Patience Newman

Samuel Sparhawk
Sarah Whiting

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

NEWMAN
Reverend Samuel Newman
Sibbell Featley

Patience Newman
Deacon Nathaniel Sparhawk

Samuel Sparhawk
Sarah Whiting

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

"Samuel Newman — This pious divine was born at Banbury in Oxfordshire, in the year 1600, and educated in the University of Oxford. He imbibed the spirit of genuine Christianity, became an able minister of the New Testament, and shewed himself an avowed, but moderate nonconformist. This, indeed, rendered him obnoxious to the ruling prelates, by whom he was cruelly harassed and persecuted. Through the episcopal molestations he was silenced, and driven from one place to another, no less than seven times. But, agreeably to the advice of Christ, when he was persecuted, and not suffered to labour for the good of souls in one place, he fled to another. This he did till he could find no place of rest; and, at length, to avoid the fury of the persecuting bishops, he resolved to transport himself to New England, where he should be out of their reach. He arrived in the new plantation, with many other excellent Christians, in the year 1638; and spent one year and a half at Dorchester, five years at Weymouth, and nineteen at Rehoboth, in Plymouth Colony. He gave the name to the town last mentioned, because, upon a removal to that place, his flock, which before had been short of room might then say, "The Lord hath made room for us, and we shall be fruitful in the land." — Entry for Reverend Samuel Newman, in "The Lives of the Puritans, Volume 3".

"Newman's famous Concordance was the third in English ever published and greatly superior to its two predecessors. The first edition was published in London in 1643, just before Newman's removal from Weymouth to Rehoboth. At Rehoboth, he revised and greatly improved it, using in the evening (according to Ezra Stiles, a President of Yale) pine knots instead of candles. The second edition was published at Cambridge in 1662 and the concordance was usually known after that as the Cambridge Concordance. The concordance was reprinted at least as late as 1889, almost 250 years after it was first published." — Entry for Reverend Samuel Newman, Wikipedia.

WHITING ONE
John Whiting, Mayor

Reverend Samuel Whiting
Elizabeth St John

Reverend Joseph Whiting
Sarah Danforth

Sarah Whiting
Samuel Sparhawk

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WHITING TWO
John Whiting, Mayor

Reverend Samuel Whiting
Unknown First Wife

Dorothy Whiting
Reverend Thomas Weld

Margaret Weld
Nathaniel Brewer II

Nathaniel Brewer III
Elizabeth Mayo

Stephen Brewer
Susannah White

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WHITING THREE (Mary Foster Brewer)
John Whiting, Mayor

Reverend Samuel Whiting
Unknown First Wife

Dorothy Whiting
Reverend Thomas Weld

Margaret Weld
Nathaniel Brewer II

Nathaniel Brewer III
Elizabeth Mayo

Corporal Joseph Brewer
Rebecca Weld

Ebenezer Brewer
Mary Foster

MARY FOSTER BREWER
(married Thomas Aspinwall Brewer)

MAYO ONE (Thomas Aspinwall Brewer)
Thomas Mayo
Elizabeth

John Mayo
Hannah Graves

Captain Joseph Mayo
Elizabeth Holbrook

Elizabeth Mayo
Nathaniel Brewer III

Stephen Brewer
Susannah White

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

MAYO TWO (Mary Foster Brewer)
Thomas Mayo
Elizabeth

John Mayo
Hannah Graves

Captain Joseph Mayo
Elizabeth Holbrook

Elizabeth Mayo
Nathaniel Brewer III

Joseph Brewer
Rebecca Weld

Ebenezer Brewer
Mary Foster

MARY FOSTER BREWER

CHENEY
Robert Cheney
Unknown

Robert Cheney
Unknown

Robert Cheney
Joan Harrison

Agnes Cheney
William Heath

Isaac Heath
Elizabeth Miller

Elizabeth Heath
John Bowles

Mary Bowles
Deacon Lt. Thomas Gardner III

Captain Caleb Gardner
Abial Phipps

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

HEATH
William Heath
Agnes Cheney

Isaac Heath
Elizabeth Miller

Elizabeth Heath
Elder John Bowles

Mary Bowles
Deacon Thomas Gardner III

Captain Caleb Gardner
Abial Phipps

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

GARDNER
Thomas Gardner of Roxbury
Unknown

Thomas Gardner
Lucy Smith

Deacon Thomas Gardner III
Mary Bowles

Captain Caleb Gardner
Abial Phipps

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

BOWLES
Elder John Bowles
Elizabeth Heath

Mary Bowles
Deacon Thomas Gardner III

Captain Caleb Gardner
Abial Phipps

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

PHIPPS
Solomon Phipps
Elizabeth Wood

Solomon Phipps
Mary Danforth

Abial Phipps
Captain Caleb Gardner

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WOOD
Lewis Wood
Margaret Holmes

Edward Wood
Ruth Lee

Elizabeth Wood
Solomon Phipps

Solomon Phipps
Mary Danforth

Abial Phipps
Captain Caleb Gardner

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

DANFORTH ONE
Nicholas Danforth
Elizabeth Barber

Hon. Thomas Danforth
Mary Withington

Mary Danforth
Solomon Phipps

Abial Phipps
Captain Caleb Gardner

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

DANFORTH TWO
Nicholas Danforth
Elizabeth Barber

Hon. Thomas Danforth
Mary Withington

Sarah Danforth
Reverend Joseph Whiting

Sarah Whiting
Samuel Sparhawk

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

LEECH
Richard Leech
Anne Yate

Anne Leech
Henry Withington

Faith Withington
Richard Baker

John Baker
Preserved Trott

Sarah Baker
Oliver Wiswall

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1921, Vol. 75, p. 142.

Bunce, Julia Locke Frame, Some of the Ancestors of the Reverend John Selby Frame and His Wife Clara Winchester Dana, n. p.: Printed for private distribution (1948), 159.

YATE
Anne Yate
Richard Leech

Anne Leech
Henry Withington

Faith Withington
Richard Baker

John Baker
Preserved Trott

Sarah Baker
Oliver Wiswall

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WITHINGTON ONE
George Withington
Margaret

Henry Withington
Anne Leech

Faith Withington
Richard Baker

John Baker
Preserved Trott

Sarah Baker
Oliver Wiswall

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White
H.C. 1712

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WITHINGTON TWO
George Withington
Margaret

Henry Withington
Elizabeth Smith

Mary Withington
Hon. Thomas Danforth

Mary Danforth
Solomon Phipps

Abial Phipps
Captain Caleb Gardner

Johanna Gardner
Lt. Thomas Aspinwall

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WITHINGTON THREE
George Withington
Margaret Pennington

Henry Withington
Elizabeth Smith

Mary Withington
Hon. Thomas Danforth

Sarah Danforth
Reverend Joseph Whiting

Sarah Whiting
Samuel Sparhawk

Hon. Thomas Sparhawk
Mary Oliver

Lucy Sparhawk
Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WHITE
John White
Frances Jackson

Benjamin White
Susannah Cogswell

Major Edward White
H.C. 1712
Hannah Wiswall

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

WISWALL
Thomas Wiswall
Elizabeth Berbage

Enoch Wiswall
Elizabeth Oliver

Oliver Wiswall
Sarah Baker

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

Boston (Massachusetts). Record Commissioners. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston: Containing Dorchester Births, Marriages, and Deaths to the End of 1825. (Boston, Massachusetts: Rockwell and Churchill, city printers, 1890) 108.
"Mr Edward White of Brookline & mrs Hannah Wiswell wear Married Janry 22d 1718/9 by ye Rev Mr John Danforth"

BAKER
Richard Baker
Faith Withington

John Baker
Preserved Trott

Sarah Baker
Oliver Wiswall

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White
H.C. 1712

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

TROTT
Thomas Trott
Sarah Proctor

Preserved Trott
Richard Baker

Sarah Baker
Oliver Wiswall

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

PROCTOR
(NOT Proctor family of the Witch Trials)
George Proctor
Edith Unknown

Sarah Proctor
Thomas Trott

Preserved Trott
John Baker

Sarah Baker
Oliver Wiswall

Hannah Wiswall
Major Edward White
H.C. 1712

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

HAWKES
Adam Hawkes
Ann Hutchinson

Susannah Hawkes
Willimus Cogswell

Susannah Cogswell
Benjamin White

Major Edward White
H.C 1712
Hannah Wiswall

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

COGSWELL
Robert Cogswell
Alice Adlam

Edward Cogswell
Alice Wilcoxe

John Edward Cogswell
Elizabeth Thompson

Willimus Cogswell
Susannah Hawkes

Susannah Cogswell
Benjamin White

Major Edward White
H.C. 1712
Hannah Wiswall

Susannah White
Stephen Brewer

Edward Brewer
Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

STEVENS
John Stevens
Alice Atkins

John Stevens
Elizabeth Parker

Timothy Stevens
Sarah Davis

Sarah Stevens
Captain Samuel Aspinwall

Lt. Thomas Aspinwall
Johanna Gardner

Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

MORRILL
Isaac Morrill
Sarah

Sarah Morrill
Tobias Davis

Sarah Davis
Timothy Stevens

Sarah Stevens
Captain Samuel Aspinwall

Lt. Thomas Aspinwall
Lucy Sparhawk

Catharine Sparhawk Aspinwall
Edward Brewer

THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER

Select Excerpts, Sources, et cetera, are listed below. Many further exist online and in libraries.

DANFORTH
The Spirit of '76, Volume 6
Spirit of '76 Publishing Company, 1899 - United States. Pages 32, 124, 130-131.
https://books.google.com/books?id=efkQAQAAMAAJ&q=Danforth#v=snippet&q=Danforth&f=false

PHIPPS
Abial Phipps Gardner and Captain Caleb Gardner (parents of Johanna Gardner Aspinwall) in "Two Patriots of Brookline, Massachusetts"
The Magazine of History, with Notes and Queries, Volumes 11-12
W. Abbatt, 1909 - History
https://books.google.com/books?id=KcJOAQAAMAAJ&q=Phipps#v=onepage&q=Phipps&f=false

JOSEPH WHITING
A brief biography of Joseph Whiting appears in the book, "The Early History of Southampton, L.I., New York," in which it states, "Joseph, the third son [of Rev. Samuel Whiting], was born April 6, 1641, graduated at Harvard in 1661, and assisted his father several years and was installed as his successor in 1679. He was twice married -- first to Sarah, daughter of Hon. Thomas Danforth, deputy governor of Massachusetts, and president of Maine, and again to Rebecca, who died April 21, 1726." Rev. Joseph Whiting left his parish in Lynn, Massachusetts to settle in Southampton, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York in 1683, where he was th parish pastor until his death in 1723. The marriage between Joseph Whiting and Rebecca Bishop is cited in the book, "The Early Settlement of Stamford, Connecticut 1641-1700," which has a biography of preacher John Bishop. It states, "An event of considerable excitement and rejoicing for the village took place in 1684. This was the marriage of John Bishop's daughter Rebecca. The bridegroom was the Reverend Joseph Whiting of Long Island, a man twenty-one years her senior whose first wife had died."

SAMUEL SPARHAWK
Savage, James. A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England: Showing Three Generations of Those Who Came Before May, 1692, on the Basis of Farmer's Register. (Boston: Little, Brown, and Co, 1860-1862)
4:145.
"SAMUEL, Cambridge, br. of the preced. freem. 1690, m. Sarah Whiting, had Joseph, Thomas, Samuel, and John, and d. 2 Nov. 1713, aged 49. His wid. d. 8 Dec. 1752 in her 80th yr. Above seventy yrs. ago, eleven of this fam. had been gr. at H. C. but I kn. not any more."

Baldwin, Thomas W. Vital Records of Cambridge, Massachusetts, to the Year of 1850. (Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co., 1914-15)
Vol. 1, p. 659.
SPARROWHAWKE, Samuel, s. of Nathaniel and Patience, bp. Feb. 5, 1664. CR1

Baldwin, Thomas W. Vital Records of Cambridge, Massachusetts, to the Year of 1850. (Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co., 1914-15)
Voll. 2, p. 744.
SPARHAWKE, Sam[ue]ll, [died] Nov. 2, 1713. (a. 49 y. GR1)
[Birth about 1664. GR1=Cemetery at Harvard Square]

"Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915," database, FamilySearch: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VQXN-BMQ: 10 February 2018, "Samuel Sparrowhawke",
FHL microfilm 496,864.

Marriage of Samuel Sparhawk, and Sarah Whiting, on December 2, 1696, at Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, "Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910", Database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FCWK-KT5 : 9 February 2018). Samuel Sparhawk and Sarah Whiting, 02 Dec 1696; citing reference ; FHL microfilm 496,864.

Isaac Heath and Elizabeth Miller, parents of Elizabeth Heath who married Elder John Bowles. Their daughter Mary Bowles Gardner was the wife of Thomas Gardner, III (his sister Mary Gardner married Thomas Boylston). Captain Caleb Gardner married Abial Phipps - Johanna Gardner Aspinwall is their daughter. Abial Phipps Gardner was the daughter of Solomon and Mary Danforth Phipps, and the niece of Sarah Danforth and Reverend Joseph Whiting. Abial's first cousin Sarah Whiting married Samuel Sparhawk. Samuel and Sarah Whiting Sparhawk are grandparents of Lucy Sparhawk, wife of Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall. Lucy and Lt. Col. Thomas are parents of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer's mother Catherine Sparhawk Aspinwall Brewer, mother of Thomas Aspinwall Brewer.
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89064881170&view=1up&seq=51

THOMAS ASPINWALL DAVIS, 10th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts was, like his first cousin Thomas Aspinwall Brewer, a grandson of Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall.

The Robert S. Davis House, Brookline
Built for Robert Sharp Davis, Jr.
The Robert S. Davis House is a historic house at 50 Stanton Road in Brookline, Massachusetts. Built about 1859 for the scion of a locally prominent family, it is one of the town's best-preserved examples of Italianate architecture. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

The Robert S. Davis House is located in a residential area between Brookline Village and the town high school, at the southeast corner of Stanton and Greenough Streets. It is a 2-1/2 story wood-frame house, three bays wide, with a side-gable roof, twin interior chimneys, and a cupola. It has well-preserved Italianate styling, including corner quoins, deep eaves with dentil moulding and paired brackets, heavily capped windows on the first floor, and a central gable on the main facade.

The land on which this house was built belonged to Robert Sharp Davis, Sr. a descendant of Ebenezer Davis, who owned land in Brookline since the mid-18th century. It was built for Davis' son, also named Robert Sharp Davis, and is one of four similar Italianate houses in the immediate area. It is particularly rare as a well-preserved example of the classic Italianate box-like house with a central gable; most of the town's other Italianate houses outside this grouping are L-shaped in layout. The elder Davis' brother was Thomas Aspinwall Davis, who owned land on the other side of Brookline Village, and served as Mayor of Boston.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_S._Davis_House#

Dr. William Aspinwall married Susannah Gardner, a niece of Lucy Sparhawk Aspinwall (Lucy was the wife Dr. William's brother Lt. Col. Thomas Aspinwall). Thus, Lucy was an aunt to Dr. William Aspinwall's wife Susannah Gardner Aspinwall (who was the daughter of Lucy's sister Mary Sparhawk Gardner) – AND also an aunt by marriage, being Dr. William's sister-in-law.

STEPHEN BREWER
Son of Elizabeth Mayo and Nathaniel Brewer III
Genealogy of the Puritans
https://books.google.com/books?id=UVYzAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA324&lpg=PA324&dq=Genealogy+of+the+Puritans+Stephen+Brewer+Mayo&source=bl&ots=fhbmlTn7e-&sig=ACfU3U2T-ckTC9eKNQduIqIRxn9Sh1flgw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwikqMnwndvyAhXpSTABHZUlBLsQ6AF6BAgHEAI#v=onepage&q=Genealogy%20of%20the%20Puritans%20Stephen%20Brewer%20Mayo&f=false

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer
"Historical Sketches of Brookline, Mass", by Harriet F. Woods, author, 1874 - Brookline (Mass.) - 430 pages
https://books.google.com/books?id=D3kUAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA25&lpg=PA25&dq=old+families+thomas+aspinwall+brewer+macon+georgia&source=bl&ots=0ZrWGru9HN&sig=ACfU3U0UqXy3I10uM0UYppcBreko9--fDw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi7x9Hc1uPxAhXKmOAKHRpqA2YQ6AEwEnoECBoQAg#v=onepage&q=old%20families%20thomas%20aspinwall%20brewer%20macon%20georgia&f=true

Benson, C.E.B., Lot 117, Block 1, Sec CAD
Benson, Catherine E. Brewer, Lot 117, Block 1, Sec CAD
Benson, Howard, Lot 95, Block 1, Sec CAD
Benson, R.A., Lot 117, Block 1, Sec CAD
Benson, Richard A., Lot 117, Block 1, Sec CAD
Benson, Thomas Aspenwall, Lot 3, Block 3, Sec CAD
CAD - Central Avenue Division
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/bibb/cemeteries/rosehillc.txt

Thomas Aspinwall Brewer receives goods shipped to T. A. Brewer & Co at Augusta, Georgia - 1821
Augusta Herald
March 13, 1821
https://gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu/lccn/sn82014178/1821-03-13/ed-1/seq-3/#date1=01%2F01%2F1763

NOTE: Parents of Peter Aspinwall, immigrant ancestor, are NOT KNOWN. Peter Aspinwall is NOT the son of Elizabeth (Goodyear) and William Aspinwall.

GRIFFIN CRAFT
Alice
SAMUEL CRAFT
Elizabeth Seaver
SAMUEL CRAFT
Elizabeth Sharp
MARY CRAFT
Ebenezer Weld
REBECCA WELD
Joseph Brewer
EBENEZER BREWER
Mary Foster
MARY FOSTER BREWER
Thomas Aspinwall Brewer
CATHERINE ELIZABETH BREWER BENSON

GRIFFIN CRAFT
Alice
HANNAH CRAFT
Nathaniel Wilson
MARY WILSON
Thomas Oliver
NATHANIEL OLIVER
Bethia Hyde
MARY OLIVER
Thomas Sparhawk
LUCY SPARHAWK
Lt Col Thomas Aspinwall
CATHARINE SPARHAWK ASPINWALL
Edward Brewer
THOMAS ASPINWALL BREWER