Second son of Peter Aspinwall and Remember Palfrey Aspinwall.
Married Elizabeth Preston, March 24, 1699. She was the widow of a man named John Leavens and already had many children by her first husband. She and Peter may have had one daughter, Mary Aspinwall (Bateman).
Peter laid road and later became a representative to Killingly, Ct. and then justice of the peace, where he later died. It is known that he was still alive up to June 4, 1749 when he would have been 85 years of age.
Married Elizabeth Preston, March 24, 1699. She was the widow of a man named John Leavens and already had many children by her first husband. She and Peter may have had one daughter, Mary Aspinwall (Bateman).
Peter laid road and later became a representative to Killingly, Ct. and then justice of the peace, where he later died. It is known that he was still alive up to June 4, 1749 when he would have been 85 years of age.
Second son of Peter Aspinwall and Remember Palfrey Aspinwall.
Married Elizabeth Preston, March 24, 1699. She was the widow of a man named John Leavens and already had many children by her first husband. She and Peter may have had one daughter, Mary Aspinwall (Bateman).
Peter laid road and later became a representative to Killingly, Ct. and then justice of the peace, where he later died. It is known that he was still alive up to June 4, 1749 when he would have been 85 years of age.
Married Elizabeth Preston, March 24, 1699. She was the widow of a man named John Leavens and already had many children by her first husband. She and Peter may have had one daughter, Mary Aspinwall (Bateman).
Peter laid road and later became a representative to Killingly, Ct. and then justice of the peace, where he later died. It is known that he was still alive up to June 4, 1749 when he would have been 85 years of age.
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