Aquilla Windsor died of gunshot wounds while hunting and trying to stop a dog fight. He was killed with his own gun. Buried in the Windsor Family Cemetery with a simple fieldstone marked A. W.- no date. It has been established that Benjamin H. Johnson was a witness to the accident. (Info from booklet "Descendents of Isaac Windsor" written by Katie Windsor Thomasson.
Aquilla's wife may have been Elizabeth Minish who died in Wayne, IN in 1853. They had four children: Elizabeth Mitchell, Lucy Day, Nancy Burns & Verlinda Threewits.
Aquilla's wife may have been Elizabeth Minish who died in Wayne, IN in 1853. They had four children: Elizabeth Mitchell, Lucy Day, Nancy Burns & Verlinda Threewits.
Aquilla Windsor died of gunshot wounds while hunting and trying to stop a dog fight. He was killed with his own gun. Buried in the Windsor Family Cemetery with a simple fieldstone marked A. W.- no date. It has been established that Benjamin H. Johnson was a witness to the accident. (Info from booklet "Descendents of Isaac Windsor" written by Katie Windsor Thomasson.
Aquilla's wife may have been Elizabeth Minish who died in Wayne, IN in 1853. They had four children: Elizabeth Mitchell, Lucy Day, Nancy Burns & Verlinda Threewits.
Aquilla's wife may have been Elizabeth Minish who died in Wayne, IN in 1853. They had four children: Elizabeth Mitchell, Lucy Day, Nancy Burns & Verlinda Threewits.
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