Deacon Aaron Stone

DAR# A109871, Cpl. CT

• Birth: Oct. 21, 1741
• Death: Jun. 27, 1821
• Ancestor #: A109871

He was the son of Jehiel Stone and Ruth White. He married first to Lois Dudley on 22 September 1760. He served as a corporal from Connecticut in Captain Hand's Company during the Revolutionary War. He married second to a woman named Abigail, the widow of Mr. Coe.

Parents: Jehiel Stone (1704 - 1780) and Ruth White Stone (1703 - 1774)

Spouses: (1) Lois Dudley Stone (1745 - 1797)* (2) Abigail Parsons Stone (1746 - 1836)*

Children:

1. William Stone (____ - 1835)*
2. Dudley Stone (1763 - 1805)*
3. Ely Edwin Stone (1773 - 1855)*
4. Timothy Stone (1775 - 1849)*
5. Luman Stone (1779 - 1855)*
6. Heman Stone (1783 - 1864)*

Inscription:

Revolutionary War

Aaron Stone

Capt Hand's Co.

Died June 27, 1821

AE 80

Burial: North Madison West Side Cemetery, North Madison, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA

• Created by: Diane Gravlee
• Record added: Aug 22, 2009
• Find A Grave Memorial# 40974832

(Deacon) Aaron Stone (son of Jehiel Stone and Ruth White) was born October 21, 1741 in Guilford, New Haven Connecticut, and died January 07, 1821 in North Madison, New Haven, Connecticut.He married (1) Abigail Coe.He married (2) Lois Dudley on September 22, 1760 in North Madison, New Haven, Connecticut, daughter of David Dudley and Mary Tallman.

Aaron served in the American Revolution.He served as a Corporal in Capt. Noble Benedict's 6th Company, 5th Regiment, commanded by Col. David Waterbury.He enlisted 24 May 1775 and was discharged 13 October 1775.This regiment recruited mainly in Fairfield County, Connecticut.His second record of service from "Connecticut Men in the War of the Revolution" 1889, published by the Adjutant General lists Aaron Stone as Corporal in Capt. Daniel Hand's Company of Guilford, Connecticut in Col. Talcott's Regiment enlisted 22 March 1776 service on the New York Expedition, discharged 18 April 1776.

Aaron was Deacon of the Congregational Church of Bristol (now North Madison) from 1796 to 1821.From a record of Timothy Munger, (society clerk), two pews on the west side of the south door were built by Philemon French, Timothy Munger, Aaron Stone, Daniel Dudley, Phineas Johnson, and Miles Munger. The cost of the pews was eighteen shillings and six pence per man.The pews, resembling pens were square with a seat around the inside.Until 1826 seating was according to age and amount of property.

Burial: Unknown, West Cemetery, Madison, New Haven, Connecticut.

Aaron Stone and Lois Dudley married on September 22, 1760, in North Madison, New Haven, Connecticut.

Children of (Deacon) Aaron Stone and Lois Dudley:

1. Dudley Stone, b. April 07, 1763, East Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, d. 1818, Canada.
2. Aaron Stone, b. June 1765, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut, d. 1820, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut.
3. William Stone, b. January 1768, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut, d. date not given.
4. Eli Stone (Reverend), b. January 1773, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut, d. date not given.
5. Timothy Stone, b. July 1775, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut, d. 1857, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut.
6. Luman Stone, b. July 21, 1779, Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, d. March 15, 1855, Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut.
7. Heman Stone, b. November 21, 1783, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut, d. November 29, 1864, Guilford, New Haven Connecticut.