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Aaron Henry Anglin Sr.

Birth
Louisa County, Virginia, USA
Death
6 Jan 1850 (aged 85–86)
Saline County, Arkansas, USA
Burial
Owensville, Saline County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
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The mortality schedule said 85 and says he was born in NC but he was born in Louisa Va but was raised in Orange/Caswell, NC. I called the minister at Marble Church and a parishioner called me back and gave me the exact date of Jan 6th plus dates of death for his son James and his wife Caroline. He was never listed during the Rev war but likely did what he could to help. Family history says that he lead a group of folks into the area in Arkansas from Alexander County Illinois and the result was having the road named for him. In 1840 he was listed as Aaron Angling. Angling Pinnacles, Angling Road and Angling Creek were all named after Aaron. He moved to the area in the early 1830's. Many families in the area were relatives before they moved to the area. Many were also Primitive Baptists, as was Aaron. He does not have a marked grave but family history says he was buried in the Baptist Cemetery. Three sons served in the Black Hawk war and at least two in the Mexican American war. William G and James fought the Indians in Texas near the Louisiana border while stationed at Ft Smith. Sabine conflict
The mortality schedule said 85 and says he was born in NC but he was born in Louisa Va but was raised in Orange/Caswell, NC. I called the minister at Marble Church and a parishioner called me back and gave me the exact date of Jan 6th plus dates of death for his son James and his wife Caroline. He was never listed during the Rev war but likely did what he could to help. Family history says that he lead a group of folks into the area in Arkansas from Alexander County Illinois and the result was having the road named for him. In 1840 he was listed as Aaron Angling. Angling Pinnacles, Angling Road and Angling Creek were all named after Aaron. He moved to the area in the early 1830's. Many families in the area were relatives before they moved to the area. Many were also Primitive Baptists, as was Aaron. He does not have a marked grave but family history says he was buried in the Baptist Cemetery. Three sons served in the Black Hawk war and at least two in the Mexican American war. William G and James fought the Indians in Texas near the Louisiana border while stationed at Ft Smith. Sabine conflict


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