Aydelott - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Interested in Aydelott DNA testing?

ayholtin1 — 2012-04-20 16:26:51Z

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Thank you,
Alice Holtin ---

Variant spellings include AIDLOTT, AYDELOTT, AYDELOTTE, AYDLETT, AYDLOTT, IDLOTT, IDILETT ---

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Mary Aydelott McDowell, Nelson County Kentucky

BarbaraStith41 — 2011-12-01 18:49:08Z

Need to verify information about the parents of Mary Aydelott McDowell. I believe them to be George H. Aydelott and Christian Brittingham Hill Aydelott Hobbs from Sussex MD>Nelson County KY. Mary McDowell is named as one of the children in both the wills of George & Chrisian. If I am correct, she married John McDowell in 1800 in Nelson County, and they had 6 children. I can only account for 4 of them: Christian A. "Kitty", James K., Margaret H., and my 2nd great grandmother Mary H. I have copies of marriage licenses/surety bonds for all three daughters. John McDowell signed two of them, and Mary H.'s mother, Mary, signed hers leading me to believe the John McDowell was no longer living in 1833. All three daughters married Crutcher brothers in Hardin County, KY. I have been unable to prove that the Mary signing the permission for Mary H.'s marriage to Stephen Wayne Crutcher is Mary Aydelott. Can anyone help??

Re: Zadoc Aydelott- 81st Pa.

RebeccaWarda — 2011-03-26 16:09:44Z

Hi,
Zadoc Aydelott is buried in the Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery in Wilmington, Delaware. He was a student of ours when the school was called Delaware Military Academy & Pennsylvania Military Academy (now Widener University). I am also researching Zadoc. Do you have any information about his family = parents, siblings, etc.?
Becky Warda
Collections Manager, Widener University Art Gallery/Pennsylvania Military College Museum
rmwarda@widener.edu

Aydelott Surname DNA Project

ayholtin1 — 2010-10-13 21:09:13Z

There is now a Surname DNA Project for the surname AYDELOTT, and any variant spellings of the name. Recent research has raised the question of possible separate family lines of Aydelotts in America. The only way to be sure is DNA testing.

This Surname project is for males only, as the Y-DNA is carried only by the males of the family. Ladies, maybe your father, brother, or a male cousin would be willing to participate on your behalf.

If you would like to participate, please go to https://www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=AYDELOTT and join.

Feel free to contact me with any questions - ayholtin@gmail.com

Aydelott

pattonkn1 — 2009-12-29 19:16:52Z

Looking to find the maidian name of Thomas Whallen Aydelott's wife Cynthia. Marriage 2/1866. He was living in Harrison, Preble Ohio in 1860

Looking for info re: family history book

karey7457 — 2009-03-06 21:14:09Z

Looking for family history book, compiled by Nellie & Earl Huber, published around 1985, "The Rev. John Baird legacy: a Baird family history & genealogy; Levelwoods Methodist Church, Larue County, KY, 1794-198?" Know of 3 copies, all in non-circulating libraries, contains family histories for Baird, Bard, Beard, Bird, Scott, Brittingham, Aydelott & variants

Re: Ned Aydelott, died Dyersburg, Tennessee

ayholtin1 — 2009-02-08 03:56:06Z

Aaron,

Did you ever find anything definitive on your possible relationship to Ned Aydelotte? You state your grandfather was Charles . . . what was his father's name? Would like to exchange info with you.

You can reach me directly at ayholtin@gmail.com

Mary Aydelott, dau of Benjamin Aydelott, wife of John Blizard

nem15 — 2009-01-30 18:21:37Z

In retracing Mary (Aydelott) Blizard, I was looking for documentation that she had married Richard Lockwood after the death of John Blizard. The earliest record I found stating this union was pubished 1889 in the book Descendants of Robert Lockwood, History of the Lockwood Family in America by Frederic A. Holden and E. Dunbar Lockwood. This book is well known to have accepted material without verification. No doubt, a descendant of Richard Lockwood had submitted this data. How they came to this conclusion, is lost to history. There is no marriage record in Maryland for Richard Lockwood. I have found nothing to connect him to the Aydelott family until several generations later (great grandchildren of Richard). In a span of over 180 years, it is easy to understand how some information can be confused. Later on in 1959, The History of the Aydelotte Family in the United States, was published by the Aydelott Family Association repeating that Richard Lockwood married Mary Aydelott. No source was given and after reviewing a collection of Aydelott papers on microfilm, I found nothing to prove this union and only the following note regarding the union found in The Aydelott Family Association Bulletin #26 dated 6 Dec 1939 stating the following: "One of our recent valued correspondents is Mrs. H. C. Patton, Bellevue, Pa., who is making a systematic search for material which will throw light on an Aydelott-Lockwood marriage supposed to have taken place shortly after 1700 in the State of Maryland. Later there was a Lockwood-Patton marriage and Mrs. Patton descends through this line." As late as 1939, there was no proof of a marriage between Richard Lockwood and Mary Aydelott, and apparently Mrs. Patton did not find it by the time of publication. I also found in The History of the Aydelott Family that the tree or chart found in the book, did not always reflect some of the records that are found in the Aydelott papers. As a case in point, #79 Zadock Aydelott (p. 5) shows that Zadock Aydelott and Mary____-no record of children and Zadock Aydelott and Mary (Collins) Aydelott had five children and goes on to list those children. Among the Aydelott papers is a transcription of a family Bible mentioned in one of the Aydelott bulletins: "In the summer of 1935, when we were doing research in Delaware, we met Mrs. Mattie Townsend, daughter of Stephen Collins Aydelott, at Millville. Among her treasured possession is the old family Bible which belonged to her father. It is one of the most fruitful and authentic sources of information we have found. Several pages of birth, marriage and death dates are recorded. It is from this source that we are able to identify George Howard Aydelott, Sr., (son of Zadock Aydelott and Mary Holland) father of George Howard Aydelott, husband of Zana G. Aydelott." And yet the data recorded in this bible (births, marriages and deaths) was not reflected in the family chart regarding Zadock and the Mary's Aydelott. Nor does it show the correct information for #49 Matthias Aydelott who married Elizabeth (Derickson) Holland , widow of Israel Holland, not daughter of Israel Holland as the chart states.
Based on the following records, it is my opinion that the Widow Mary (Aydelott) Blizard married 2nd William Pepper and she died sometime before 1727 as he mentions no wife in his will. The fact that John Blizard was paid 500 pounds of tobacco tells us that he did have a son by 1707 and I believe that son was John Blizard, Jr. and another son Benjamin, found on the tax lists as a dependent of William Pepper. The bequeath of "Peppers Delight" to John Blizard in William Pepper's 1726/7 will would then be understandable as it would have been to his stepson. Note that John Blizard, Jr. was also executor of William Pepper's estate. Finally, the fact that Elizabeth Pepper was bound over to Benjamin Aydelott, the brother of her presumed mother Mary for her care.
William Pepper was the father of the following children: Mary; probably Arnold (who apparently predeceased his father and does not appear on the Tax List after 1725 and not named in his 1726/7 will); William; and Elizabeth. William Pepper might have been married previously, but I have found evidence of that at this time.

16 June 1703 - Benjamin Aydelott of Somerset executes his last will and testament saying in part, "I also give unto a son that may be born of the body of my daughter Mary Blizard five hundred pounds of tobacco if God pleases and I give unto George Blizard five hundred pounds of tobacco to be paid him at the birth of his first child by my daughter Sarah his now wife...sons-in-law John and George Blizard, personalty. " [Maryland Wills, Liber MH3:54; FHL#14528]

11 June 1704 - Administration of Benjamin Sr's estate. We Benjamin Idolot, John Idolet and William Idolet, Wm Richardson are bound for the sum of 200 pounds sterling. Benjamin, John and William Idolet Exec. [Administrations and Bonds (Somerset Maryland), JW No. 14:73; FHL #14530]

30 June 1704 - Benjamin Aydelott's will proved. [Maryland Wills, Liber MH3: 54; FHL#14528]

13 Aug 1707 - The accounting of John Aydelott, Executor of the estate of Benjamin Aydelott pays to John Blizard 500 pounds of tobacco and one bed. There was no payment made to George Blizard. [Maryland Probate (Somerset), JW15:317; FHL#14533]

3 March 1708 - William Pepper and Samuel Marchmon [sic] of Somerset gave a bond for the Administration of the estate of John Blizard late of Somerset. William Pepper was made Administrator. [Bonds and Administrations (Somerset Maryland), JW14:100, FHL#14530]

11 May 1709 - Francis Joyce and John Pope gave bond for the estate of George Blizard. [Bonds and Administrations (Somerset Maryland), JW14:125, FHL#14530]

25 Feb 1714/15 - Francis Joyce willed to Richard Blizard, son of George Blizard, "Nothingworth" 100 acres being the plantation his father dwelt on and to wife Ann Joyce balance of estate. [Maryland Wills, MH3:119; FHL#14528]

10 Apr 1715 - "Luck" patented by William Pepper for 200 acres in Somerset [Ancestry.com. Settlers of Maryland, 1701-1730 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA; The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data: Coldham, Peter Wilson, Settlers of Maryland, 1701-1730. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1996, p. 121]

10 Sep 1716 - "Peppers Chance" patented by William Pepper for 150 acres in Somerset [Ibid]

10 Sep 1717 - "Safety" patented by William Pepper for 100 acres at the head of Baltimore River [Ibid]

6 Aug 1718 - "Peppers Delight" patented by William Pepper for 100 acres in Somerset [Ibid]

1723 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows William Pepper as head of household #67 with Arnold Pepper and Benjamin Blizard as dependents [MSA online database, Somerset County Court Tax List]

1724 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows William Pepper as head of household #115 with Arnold Pepper and Benjamin Blizard as dependents. Household #116 shows John Blizard as head of household. [Ibid]

1725 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows William Pepper as head of household #129 with Arnold Pepper and Benjamin Blizard as dependents and one slave. [Ibid]

1726 - Somerset Tax List does not exist
19 Mar 1726/7 - William Pepper executes his last will and testament. [Maryland Wills, MH3:256, FHL#14528]

20 June 1727 - Estate of William Pepper. We John Blizard, George Howard, and William Poynter give bond for the sum of 100 pounds sterling. John Blizard Exec. 20 June 1727. Wit: Samuel Dirikson, D. Wilson. [Bonds and Administrations (Somerset Maryland), JW14:262, FHL#14530]

20 June 1727 - Will proved for William Pepper. To my son William Pepper the plantation whereon I now live called Aqueseth and his care to my daughter Mary Pepper until he attains the age of 18; To my daughter Mary Pepper one chest of drawers; To my daughter Elizabeth one cupboard; To John Blizard one hundred acres of land whereon he now lives called Peppers Delight; the remainder to my three children Mary, William and Elizabeth Pepper; To my well beloved friends Jacob and Cornelius Collick each of them one tract of land lying and being in Somerset County which land the said Collicks hath the patent in their possession. Exec. and Exex. John Blizard and daughter Mary Pepper. Wit: George Howard and Samuel Dirikson. I do hereby deliver up all my right and title of Admx to ye within will unto John Blizard as witness my hand his 20 June 1727 signed Mary (her mark) Pepper. [Maryland Wills, MH3:256, FHL#14528]

22 July 1727 - Inventory filed for William Pepper's estate and named as "Nearest of Kin" were Benjamin Blisard and Wm. Groom. Inventory sworn to by John Blizard 11 Dec 1727 [Maryland Inventory and Accounts, JW15:127, FHL#14533]

1727 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows John Blizard as head of household #11 with Benjamin Blizard as dependent and slave named Acco. No William Pepper listed in Baltimore Hundred and Arnold Pepper has disappeared from records. [MSA online database, Somerset County Court Tax List]

1728 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows John Blizard as head of household #135 with Benjamin Blizard as dependent. No William Pepper listed in Baltimore Hundred. [Ibid]

21 Aug 1728 - John Blizard sold 100 ac "Peppers Delight" to William Pointer. [Land Records of Worcester County Maryland 1666-1810, Dryden, Ruth T., 1923, FHL#2055561]

1729 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows John Blizard as head of household #130 with Benjamin Blizard as dependent. No William Pepper listed in Baltimore Hundred. [MSA online database, Somerset County Court Tax List]

1730 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows Benjamin Blizard as head of household #171. No John Blizard or William Pepper in Baltimore Hundred. [Ibid]

1731 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows William Pepper as dependent in household #96 of William Burton. No Benjamin or John Blizard in Baltimore Hundred. [Ibid]

13 May 1732 - Richard Blizard sold 100 ac of "Nothingworth" to John Pope. . [Land Records of Worcester County Maryland 1666-1810, Dryden, Ruth T., 1923, FHL#2055561]

1732 - Somerset County Tax List does not exist

1733 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows William Pepper as dependent in household #30 of William Burton. [MSA online database, Somerset County Court Tax List]

1734 - Elizabeth Pepper, orphan and daughter of William Pepper, late of Somerset Co., deceased, was bound as an apprentice to Benjamin Aydelott until the age 16; "Said Elizabeth Pepper being 12 years of age the 8th day of March next [1734]. Aydelott will teach her to read well in the Bible and at the expiration of her servitude he will give her a spinning wheel of each sort, linen and woolen, and a new suit of cloathes. [A Somerset Sampler: Families of Old Somerset County, Maryland 1700-1776, Lower Delmarva Genealogical Society. 1994. p. 18,19.]

1734 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows William Pepper as dependent in household #30 of William Burton. [MSA online database, Somerset County Court Tax List]

1735 - Somerset County Court Tax List shows William Pepper as dependent in household #30 of William Burton. [MSA online database, Somerset County Court Tax List]
15 March 1736 - William Pepper of Salem County West Jersey, son of William sold 100 ac "Safety" to Joseph Lewis. . [Land Records of Worcester County Maryland 1666-1810, Dryden, Ruth T., 1923, FHL#2055561]

1736 and beyond - No William Pepper in Baltimore Hundred.

15 May 1738 - Benjamin Aydelott's Inventory approved by "Kin" John Aydelott and John Aydelott; Sworn to by Thomas Aydelott, Executor; greatest creditors: Elizabeth Pepper and William West. [Maryland Inventory and Accounts, JW15:213,FHL#14533]

Re: Looking for info re: family history book

karey7457 — 2007-12-15 17:23:20Z

Original Aydelottes were French, lived in London for a generation, at least 2 brothers Benjamin & Isaac were in Maryland about 1665 (children's births in MD); I have only limited information about where various branches migrated. My link to Aydelottes is rather removed; 5th great grandfather is George Howard Aydelott (1740/MD-1803/KY), Revolutionary War Veteran

Sorry not of more help! Happy Hunting!

Re: Looking for info re: family history book

ayholtin1 — 2007-12-14 21:06:22Z

Can you find any of this line in the family history book?

Lila M. Aydelotte, b.1916, Gibson Co., Tenn.
dau of Ned Davis Aydelotte, b.1876, Tenn.
son of William Joseph Aydelotte, b. abt 1850, Maury Co., Tenn.
son of James P. "Jim" Aydelott, b. 1820, Tenn.
son of Joseph E. Aydelott, b. 1799, Guilford Co., NC

The 1880 Census records the Father of Joseph E. as born in Wales, and his mother born in Ireland.

Can you make connection with any of these?

Thank you!
Alice Holtin

Re: Looking for info re: family history book

damckelroy — 2007-12-13 23:17:54Z

.....and I have the book!

Re: Looking for info re: family history book

damckelroy — 2007-12-13 23:16:30Z

I am also a descendant of George Aydelott through the Baird line....contact me at damckelroy@aol.com to share information.

Re: Looking for info re: family history book

karey7457 — 2007-03-12 11:25:44Z

Brandi, my Aydelott research is mainly pre-1800 in Maryland & Delaware. My 5th great-grandfather George Howard Aydelott died in 1803 in Nelson county, KY. I descend through his daughter, Elizabeth who married John Baird, Sr. I'm sorry but I haven't gone 'sideways' w/my Aydelott branch. Elizabeth Aydelott's descendants alone could take a lifetime to trace. Good luck & keep hunting.
Karen Scott Hull

Re: Looking for info re: family history book

brandibryant25 — 2007-03-12 08:30:09Z

my gg granfathe was george washington aydelotte 1890-1990in little rock, arkansas, he married nellie baxter in oklahoma in 1906, they had a daughter Jessie Jane and I cant find any information further back than George. Do you know anything about Him or possible leads I can pursue? Thanks!

Re: Ned Aydelott, died Dyersburg, Tennessee

ayholtin1 — 2007-02-16 03:00:54Z

Ned Davis Aydelotte was my great-grandfather. His daughter, Lila Maie, was my grandmother. I have a certified copy of her birth certificate which says she was the 7th child born to Ollie Bell Lowery Aydelotte, and six were living. The 1920 Census shows one more child - they were L. Robert, Lunie, Lena, Lillie, Arthur M., Lila Maie, and Lettie L.

I have a certified copy of Ned's death certificate with birthdate and parents' names.

Would love to share info with other Aydelott(e) researchers.

ayholtin@gmail.com

Theodosia Aydelott married Amos Rooke, Jr.

janarooke — 2006-12-06 01:23:46Z

Looking for Theodosia Aydelott, b. abt Jan 1791, d. 9 Dec 1852. Trying to find all descendants and where she married Amos Rooke on 13 Feb 1813.
Hopefully there might be something in the associations bulletins.
Thanks,
Jana Rooke

Re: Aydelott(e) Family Association

michellewilding — 2006-12-05 02:30:18Z

I just came across your offer to share info on the Aydelotte family. Today I found the name "John H. Aydelotte" who was married to a past cousin of mine: "Hallie Aurelia Bryan" b.28 Oct 1876 d. 15 Nov 1901. The "double" Headstone for her is in Web Chapel Cem. in Dallas Co., TX. and gives his name as her husband with no name/info in the space provided for him. I am looking for his data. (I know they had a daughter b. 1901 and died 1902 in Texas.) Can you help?

PS I have a copy of the picture of their headstone if you are interested.

Re: Relation anywhere

BatsonAydelott41 — 2006-11-04 05:00:05Z

Jack,
Your father was my GreatUncle Rawleigh, my grandfather
Arthur's brother. I even have his SS card and photos.
Please contact me as soon as possible.

Re: Rebecca Aydelott

KarenS70 — 2006-08-18 20:33:19Z

When and where was this listing showing Clement "D." Aydelott? There is a Clement "C." Aydelott in Montgomery County, Illinois, born about 1806 in Tennessee. Have you learned any more about the ancestry of your Aydelott? My Garrison family had members in Maury County Tennessee and then Montgomery County Illinois, near this Clement C. Aydelott.

Re: Aydelott(e) Family Association

2006-08-16 20:31:39Z

Michelle:

I checked my files and I did not find a John H. Aydelott eho married a Hattie Bryan. There was only two John's that might be a canidate:

John H. Aydelott born 0 Nov., 1864 Gibson co., Indiand and died 17 JKuly, 1933 in Oklahoma who married in 1909 a Annie Laurls Hoff and he was son of Oscar Lewis Aydelott (1834-1878) & Aimmda Jane Redburn (1833-1913)

and
#2- John Hanaway Aydelott born 16 July, 1890 Untsville, Tn and married 9 June, 1931 in Kansas to Harriett Penner (1900-?) He was son of George Bowmand Aydelott (1853-1891 missouri) wife was Elizabeth Hoss (1854-1939)

Either one of these two could have had second wife but I do not think so.

If you have any other info that might be of some help I be glad to see it. There were several Aydelotts who settled in Texas and Oklahoma.

Sorry I coudl not be of more help....Chas of Tucson

Re: Aydelott(e) Family Association

2006-08-16 15:04:29Z

Chas,

The LDS church has those bulletins on microfilm (check library index on www.familysearch.org) & any local LDS church w/a Family History Center could order for you. Cost is roughly $5.00 & they'll keep them for your use indefinitely. My boss is the Family History Dircector for his local church & I have that microfilm stored there; haven't looked at it much but I know it's there for future use.

Did you get my e-mail re: John Baird genealogy book compiled by Nellie Slack Huber? Lots of Aydelotte stuff

Take care, Karen

Re: Ned Aydelott, died Dyersburg, Tennessee

2006-08-12 05:42:27Z

Based on what my grandfather (Charles) told me and the census records, I think that Ned Aydelotte was my great-great grandfather. We might be related.

Lasiter/Aydelott Marriage

MelissaBarker51 — 2006-01-31 16:29:49Z

I have Page 65 of the Coffee County, Tennessee Marriage Book and the following marriage is listed:

J. H. Lasiter to M. C. Aydelott
License Issued: February 11, 1869
Marriage Solomized: February 16, 1869
Minister: C. H. Cooley

If anyone would like a copy of this page, please contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

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Re: aydelott

boboshields — 2006-01-08 21:50:48Z

If you are talking about the book, "History of the Aydelott Family by George C. Aydelott" published in 1931, I believe you can still order a copy from Higginson Book Company. P.O. Box 778, Salem, Mass 01970. Believe they also have a wed site, do a search on Higginson.

Re: Looking for info re: family history book

2005-11-19 10:02:48Z

Karen:

I never heard of this book but I have researched Aydelott line and have information on this line and willing to provide data on this family line if you need it. As I remember George Howard Aydelott was an early settler on Nelson Co., Ky and one of his daughters married REv. Baird. Write me direct at ;
cclark4114@aol.com/

Chas of Tucson

Re: aydelott

2005-09-04 19:42:10Z

Good day:

Was the phamlet of a particular Aydelott family and , if so, which one and where did they live? In the 30's & 40's there was a Aydelott Family Association that put out a bulletin at various times. Is this what you are referring to?

Chas of Tucson

aydelott

2005-08-20 01:31:48Z

Soes anyone know where we can get a copy of this pamphlet that was put together on the past information on the Aydelotts?

The Story of William "J. J." Aydelotte - Snow Hill MD

LaverneDeFazio — 2005-07-21 03:17:12Z

Aydelott(e) & Payne misc info

2005-07-19 22:47:01Z

Aydelott(e) history

2005-05-05 14:54:38Z

We have always known that the Aydelott(e)s in America were Huguenots that left France in late 1500's to England and then ca 1670's Benjamin and Marie, with children, came to colony of Virginia.

source: Jasper County, Iowa Biographies-1894 Publisher: Biographical Publishing Co., Chicago , Illinois

Subject: Ballinger Aydelott

"the paternal grandfather came to America from Germany, but the Aydelotts were really of French Ancestry. the forefathers removed from France into Germany during the Revolution in their native land."

This is the first time I have seen anything that told of the route taken to get to England. It is believed that the Aydelotts lived east of Paris France so going to Germany makes sense.

Chas of Tucson

Re: Benjamin Aydelott b 1630 in London England s/o David

ngmann_1 — 2005-02-03 01:01:12Z

I would be interested to know if you have made any progress with your question. I have never seen Benjamin Aydelott linked to John Robbins, nor that Benjamin brought indentured servants to the colonies. Where did you see this?

Mary Blizzard is listed as wife of John Blizzard based on the 1703 wil of Benjamin Aydelott Sr. in Somerset Co., MD. Her sister Sarah Aydelott Blizzard was married to George Blizzard.

Zadoc Aydelott- 81st Pa.

tedd81stpa — 2005-01-23 01:07:46Z

Looking for information, especially the burial site, on Zadoc Aydelott, who served in the 81st Pa. Vol. Inf. Regt. during the Civil War. He died of wounds received at Fredricksburg Jan. 1863. Researching the men of the regiment. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: Blizzard family

2005-01-07 07:18:39Z

Good Day again:

First I have not done any active research on the Blizzard line but here are some notes I took in 1999...
Robert Blizzard, says that John Blizzard arrived in Maryland on 4 Jan., 1719, on a ship that sailed from Overbury, Gloucerstershire, Southern England. He was indentured for 6 yrs as a servant, his agent was John Taylorof London. He was listed as a Yeoman and he married Wm Pepers(Pepper)'s daughterand produced at least three children...Benjamin; John who marred May Aydelott born 1680 in London dau of Benj and Marie Aydelott. They had a son James ....Mary married #2 Richard Lockwood. John and Mary married 1719 in Maryland and Joh was listed on Somerset, Md tax list in 1723. & lastly George born 1672 and died 1710 who married Sarah Aydelott born 1676 Worcester Co., Md dau of Benj and Marie Aydelott and sister to Mary above.

George and John Blizzard, Wm Peper, & Lincelot Stockwell brought land between Dividing Creek and Maurice River on the Yockwock Tract, in Downe Township near Delaware Bay. Believe it was in Maryland then and became Delaware???? Some of Benjamin Descendnats moved to Ohio and a lot of desc lived in New Jersey. Robert stated that the three Blizzard brothers were among the first to settle in southern New Jeersey. Cumberland County and that is where Downe Township is.

I have a note and not certain where I got the information Wm Blizzard whose dau Mary married Woodman Stockley ca 1728 Sussex Co., De and believe Blizzard Stockley was their son??
Hope that helos you some....Chas of Tucson

Re: Benjamin Aydelott b 1630 in London England s/o David

2005-01-07 07:17:31Z

Good day ladies:

source of the following information is from the book"History of the Aydelott Family" by George Carl Aydelott published 1959.
2nd & 3rd pages of Preface of the book: "List of Tithables in the lower part of Northhampton county, Va. At a court held August 28, 1671, Benjamin Idolet (Aydelott) appears ion the list of Mr. Jophn Robins.
On 3rd page: Benjamin and Capt. John Robbins seem to have been on especially friendly terms, and it is know that Capt. Robbins was insterested in bringin Immigrants , from England to America. It could have been that he and Benjamin were associated in that venture. . I will check my files to see if I have anything else on this matter and on Blizzard family connected with Aydelott family. Any questions etc write me direct at cclark4114@aol.com. Will get back to you soon...Chas of Tucson

Re: Aydelott - update on family tree

2004-12-08 06:26:09Z

Dr Smith:

Yes, I would like to have the updated information on smith family line. I have some of the Aydelott Family Association Bulletins issued in the 1930's thru mid 1950's. So have collected lots of Aydelott information .....send info direct to me...thanks a ton...Chas of tucson. ps: do you need any information on your family line? If so let me know and I will try to help out.

update on family tree

2004-11-27 04:53:20Z

My father is related to Mary Mayme Aydelott(#636 of Jan. 1959 publication).My father Robert Smith #1122 had two children. Would you like the update on those children and their offspring also?

George Hoover mar. Rebecca Aydelott 2-26-1846 Preble Cty, OH

herring37 — 2004-09-17 05:14:54Z

George Hoover, Rebecca Aydelott's husband, my ggggf, b. Abt. 1823 in PA, d. in Jacksonville, FL; m. February 26, 1846 in Preble County, Ohio to dau of Temple Aydelott, Rebecca Aydelott b. March 1826, Guilford Cty, N.C; d. June 17, 1908, Jacksonville, FL; 3 children born in Fairhaven, OH, 2 children born in Richmond, IN; Looking for ancestors of George Hoover.

Aydelott graves Harrison County, Indiana

mdbelty — 2004-06-30 12:31:33Z

I'm not connected to any Aydelott family. These graves are located in the "Miller and Shields Cemetery" South of Corydon and 2 miles North of Mauckport just off highway 135 Harrison County Indiana.Robert T., s/o C.W. & L.H. AydelottDied Apr. 27, 1862Age 5yr. 2mo. 5d. Edward T., s/o C.W. & L.H. AydelottDied Jan. 31, 1864Age 3mo. 15d. Infant dau't of C.W. & L.H. Aydelottborn & died Jan. 31, 1853 Benjamin J. s/o C.W. & L.H. AydelottDied Dec. 19, 1859Age 1yr. 3mo. 22d. Infant s/o C.W. & L.H. AydelottApr. 13, 1860 Eliza C., dau't of C.W. & L.H. AydelottDied Dec. 11, 1861Age 6yrs. 10mo. 25d.

Re: Ned Aydelott, died Dyersburg, Tennessee

teetee54342 — 2004-04-24 13:06:24Z

my dad was robert lyle mitchell born in 1919 in missouri. he had 2 brothers clint and bill. do you know ?

Re: Cora Aydelott

tcasper65 — 2004-04-22 07:10:11Z

Yes, Thank You. Could I get what information you have? Do you have any Pictures?

Re: Kansas and Colorado Aydelott's

2004-03-31 15:36:25Z

Thank you, I will check into that.

Re: Kansas and Colorado Aydelott's

2003-07-07 08:47:22Z

go to bn.com or amazon.com and type in neal raymond aydelott and get a copy of whispers in the night - - - tell all the aydelott's to get a copy. My father was Max Aydelott, his father was Ray Aydelott, who's father was Charles Scott Aydelott, and so on.

Benjamin Aydelott b 1630 in London England s/o David

2003-07-05 00:26:57Z

Looking for information about Benjamin father of Mary who married John Blizzard in 1720. I have read that Benjamin was a partner to Captain John Robbins and they made trips from England to Md bringing indentured servants to this country. I am interested in finding out the name of the ship and any other info about his life. Would also like to find proof that Mary indeed was the wife of John Blizzard.

Benjamin Aydelott in Indiana

2003-03-19 08:25:08Z

Yes, I've done some research on a Benjamin Aydelott in Harrison co, Indiana. He bought quite a bit of land there. Feel free to email me @ ca56@email.byu.edu

Re: Eber Aydelott

2003-03-19 08:08:58Z

Good Day:
Here is what I have on Eber Aydelott born 1794 Delaware and died 1832 son of James Aydelott who died ca 1801 Sussex County, De and he owned 129 acres called "Bachelors Lott" and married Tamer Dazey born ca 1763 dau of John Dazey (1728-1811) and Sally ?? who died 1793. James was son of Samuel Aydelott and Betty Melson. Can take the line further back if need. Any questions write me direct at cclark4114@aol.com. Chas of Tucson

Eber Aydelott

DarlenePotter — 2003-03-19 08:08:24Z

Looking for info on Eber Aydelott.. Found in 9 Regiment (Cadwells) Delaware Milita. Spelled Aydlott in this index of 1812 Service Records. Also found in 1820 Census as Ebe Aydelott. Daughter Jane Eliza Aydlott b. Sept 18 1810 m. Blanks Davis Jan 14 1830 Norfolk Co. VA

Aydelott Family

2003-03-16 10:26:14Z

Relation? Father is Elmer Jackson Aydelott from MO, married 1946, Ruth Hazel Daigle of Louisiana. Grandfather is Raleigh Aydelott, born in Kentucky, married a ? Hicks, born in TN. Both lived in MO, married, three children, divorced. Grandmother remarried ? Hill, Detroit, Michigan, I know of one male child. Grandmother died 1943, Detroit. Grandfather remarried, died 1972? I have a little more info.

Relation anywhere

2003-03-16 10:25:45Z

Let me know if there is any relation out there.

Frank Lee Aydelott married Leora F. Sims

2003-03-16 10:25:16Z

Am lookinf for information on Frank and Leora and who their children were. E-mail me

Indiana Aydelott Cemetary Listings

2003-03-16 10:24:48Z

I have found Aydelott cemetary listings in Parke Co. Indiana at the following link:

http://members.tripod.com/~Karoann/DARR.html