Emmanuel and Ann Aston

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Family of Emmanuel Aston & Ann Gwynn, 1844 (1822-1898)

Residence: Gloucestershire, England; Allegheny County, Pennsylvania; Mason County, West Virginia

Grandparents:

Emanuel and Elizabeth Aston
James and Decima Gwynn

Descendants:

Joseph and Deccie Hepplewhite
Asachel and Margaret Pierce
Joseph and Nellie Pierce
Jennings and Evelyn Fish

Parents' Childhood

Emmanuel Aston was born in 1822 to Emanuel and Elizabeth Aston in West Dean, Gloucestershire, England.

Ann Gwynn was born in 1823 to James and Decima Gwynn in Newland, Gloucestershire, England.

Life in England

1844 Married, living in West Dean, Gloucestershire, England
1844 Herbert born
c. 1846 George born
c. 1848 Emmanuel Jr. born
c. 1849 Elizabeth born

Life in the United States

1851 Immigration to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Emmanuel Jr. died, about age 3
1851 James born
1853 Mary Ann born
1855 Thomas born
1857 Deccie May born
c. 1859 Mary Ann died, about age 6
c. 1859 Moved to Mason County, Virginia
1860 Emmanuel Jr. born
1865 Ann died in childbirth, age 42

The family of six immigrated to the United States in 1851. Emmanuel Jr. died on the ship, and was buried at sea.

In West Virginia, Emmanuel worked as a miner.

Ann and a baby boy died in childbirth in 1865.

Emmanuel's Later Life

1866 Elizabeth married Albert George Gwynn
1868 Herbert married Mary Ann Williams
1875 Deccie married Joseph Hepplewhite
1882 Emmanuel Jr. married Lydia Edith Engle
1898 Emmanuel Sr. died, age 76

In 1880, Emmanuel Sr. and Emmanuel Jr. (about age 20) were living together.

Descendants

  • Elizabeth, Deccie, and their families remained in Mason County.
  • Herbert and his family spent a few years in West Virginia before settling in Vermilion County, Illinois.
  • Emmanuel Jr. and his family settled in Guernsey County, Ohio.
  • George may have returned to England; census records show a George Aston, married with no children, in West Dean in 1881.
  • Details on James's and Thomas's adult lives are unclear.