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John Aslett
John was part of the puritanical, idealistic Righteous Generation. His children were all probably part of the heroic, civic-minded Glorious Generation.
Aslebee is also seen as the surname.
Year by year in the life of John Aslett
The first half of John Aslett's life in its historical context
The last half of John Aslett's life in its historical context
Descent chart
Birth of John Aslett |
Born: |
1614 |
Birthplace: |
England |
Parents |
No information on John's parents, our ancestors |
Siblings |
No information on John's siblings |
Spouse and children |
Wife: |
Rebecka Ayer (our ancestor),
(daughter of John A. Ayer, from England, our ancestor)
Married 8 October 1643 |
Daughter: |
Hannah Aslett
married UNKNOWN Brown |
Daughter: |
Rebecca Aslett
born 6 May 1652 Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts
married 15 December 1674 Timothy Johnson |
Daughter: |
Mary Aslett, 1654-1747
(our ancestor) |
Son: |
John Aslett
born February 1656
married 8 July 1680 Mary Osgood (1656-1740) |
Daughter: |
Sarah Aslett (the first one)
born 1658, died young |
Daughter: |
Ruth Aslett
born 8 August 1660 |
Daughter: |
Sarah Aslett (the second one)
born 14 August 1662
married UNKNOWN Cole |
Daughter: |
Elizabeth Aslett
born 26 May 1666
died 16 March 1668 |
Son: |
Samuel Aslett
died 20 December 1669 |
Other information |
Occupation: |
No information available |
Religion: |
No information available |
Death of John Aslett |
Died: |
6 June 1671
(age 57) |
Deathplace: |
Probably
Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts |
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Sources on John Aslett:
- Wendy Edmands Pearson, in her research for membership in the Colonial Dames
- Mary Caroline Findley Edmands, 1887-1970, in her research for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution
- Ethel Jean Edmands Weeks, b. 1909, in her research for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution, whose materials included Pedigree of Frye, compiled by a member of the New England Historic-Genealogical Society, pp. 226-27.
- Mary Anna Hawes Edmands Ashbrook, 1917-1992, in her compilation of Mary Caroline Findley Edmands's research.
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