John Aylott1
#13396, (1784-)
| Father | Samuel Aylott1 (26 Dec 1737-Sep 1795) |
| Mother | Jane Campkin1 (c 1740-b 7 Jun 1810) |
| Charts | Aylott Family - descendants |
| Last Edited | 2 May 2022 |
| WikiTree ID: | https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Aylott-111. |
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John Aylott was born in 1784 at Walkern, Hertfordshire.1 He was the son of Samuel Aylott and Jane Campkin.1
The will of Samuel Aylott, in which Jane Campkin, Samuel Aylott, John Aylott and Elizabeth Aylott were named as heirs was proved on 13 May 1796. His will was very particular, in that his wife would remain the benficiary as long as she didn't remarry; if she did , then their 5 children were to receive the value of his estate (which his will indicates was valued at more than £200). His three unmarried children were to receive £10 each on attaining the age of 21.2
John Aylott married Elizabeth Males on Saturday, 19 March 1808 at Walkern, Hertfordshire.1
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John Aylott was born in 1784 at Walkern, Hertfordshire.1 He was the son of Samuel Aylott and Jane Campkin.1
The will of Samuel Aylott, in which Jane Campkin, Samuel Aylott, John Aylott and Elizabeth Aylott were named as heirs was proved on 13 May 1796. His will was very particular, in that his wife would remain the benficiary as long as she didn't remarry; if she did , then their 5 children were to receive the value of his estate (which his will indicates was valued at more than £200). His three unmarried children were to receive £10 each on attaining the age of 21.2
John Aylott married Elizabeth Males on Saturday, 19 March 1808 at Walkern, Hertfordshire.1
Family | Elizabeth Males (c 1785-) |