Born in Muddy River, now Brookline, MA. Twin of Joseph. He lived in Muddy River, Cambrindge and Roxbury. He made bricks for a livng, and was a farmer, and died "hoe in hand." He was the twin of Joseph Aspinwall.
In 1720, he moved to the town of Wallingford, Ct., where he took charge of a farm belonging to Gov. Belcher of Massachusetts. He subsequently removed to the adjoining town of Farmington (Kensington Parish), where he
died in the year 1742. He died in the field with his hoe in his hand.
His widow was Mary Poole Aspinwall who died in 1677. His offspring:
AARON, b. June 6, 1711.
MARY, b.
ANNA, b.
HULDAH, b.
In 1720, he moved to the town of Wallingford, Ct., where he took charge of a farm belonging to Gov. Belcher of Massachusetts. He subsequently removed to the adjoining town of Farmington (Kensington Parish), where he
died in the year 1742. He died in the field with his hoe in his hand.
His widow was Mary Poole Aspinwall who died in 1677. His offspring:
AARON, b. June 6, 1711.
MARY, b.
ANNA, b.
HULDAH, b.
Born in Muddy River, now Brookline, MA. Twin of Joseph. He lived in Muddy River, Cambrindge and Roxbury. He made bricks for a livng, and was a farmer, and died "hoe in hand." He was the twin of Joseph Aspinwall.
In 1720, he moved to the town of Wallingford, Ct., where he took charge of a farm belonging to Gov. Belcher of Massachusetts. He subsequently removed to the adjoining town of Farmington (Kensington Parish), where he
died in the year 1742. He died in the field with his hoe in his hand.
His widow was Mary Poole Aspinwall who died in 1677. His offspring:
AARON, b. June 6, 1711.
MARY, b.
ANNA, b.
HULDAH, b.
In 1720, he moved to the town of Wallingford, Ct., where he took charge of a farm belonging to Gov. Belcher of Massachusetts. He subsequently removed to the adjoining town of Farmington (Kensington Parish), where he
died in the year 1742. He died in the field with his hoe in his hand.
His widow was Mary Poole Aspinwall who died in 1677. His offspring:
AARON, b. June 6, 1711.
MARY, b.
ANNA, b.
HULDAH, b.
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