Husband David Aiken 1 2
Born: 1800 - Ohio 2
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Died: 1 Mar 1860 - ? Shenango Twp, Lawrence Co, PA 3
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Father: William Aiken, Jr. ( - ) 1 4
Mother: Dorothy Newell ( -Bef 1821) 4
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• Note: This may be the same person as : David Aiken.
Wife Martha Vance 1 4
Born: 1807 4
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Died: 1883 4
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Father: James Vance ( - ) 2
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• Note: This may be the same person as : Pattie Vance.
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1 F Martha Aiken 4
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2 F Dorothy Aiken 4
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Spouse: Robert Van Horn ( - ) 2
3 M Prof. William N. Aiken 1 4
Born: 12 Jan 1834 - Wayne Twp, Beaver (later Lawrence) Co, PA 1 2
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Spouse: Margaret M. Loughridge ( - ) 1
Marr: 6 Apr 1865 1 5
4 M James W. Aiken 4 6
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Died: 30 Jul 1864 - Petersburg, Fauquier Co, VA 7
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5 M Hon. David W. Aiken 8
Born: 11 Sep 1837 - Wayne Twp, Lawrence Co, PA 9
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Spouse: Mary A. Young ( - ) 10
Marr: 1869 10
6 M Isaiah W. Aiken 4
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7 M William H. Aiken 5
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Spouse: Mary Gemmel ( - ) 5
8 F Sarah E. Aiken 4
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Spouse: James Adams ( - ) 5
9 F Mary Jane Aiken 3 11
Born: 1845 11
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Died: 1885 11
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Spouse: Harvey Lyons Palmer (1845- ) 5 12
10 F Margaret M. Aiken 3 13
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Status: Twin
Spouse: Milton Walton ( -1880) 5 13
11 F Isabella T. Aiken 3
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General Notes: Husband - David Aiken
He was born during the time of the family residence in Ohio. He remained in Wayne township, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, whither his father had removed, until 1845, when he obtained possession of a tract of land in extent 267 acres in Shenango township. Here he farmed until his death. He was a Whig, and he served as assessor, as school director, and as a delegate to the first county convention ever held in Lawrence County.
The family attended the United Presbyterian Church, where he acted as trustee for many years. He was a colonel in the State militia and was commonly known as Col. David Aiken.