Mother: Ruth Cooke (?-?), of Northford/Wallingford, CT, married May 25, 1758
Spouse: Love Lee (5 Dec 1767-?), of Salisbury, CT, dau of Rev. Jonathan Lee of Salisbury and 2nd wife Love Graham
Children
Love Lee Collins (1792-?), married Theron Buell, of East Bloomfield
Elizabeth Collins (1794-1846?), married Frederick Boughton, of Pittsford, New York
Sarah Collins (1796-?), married Barney Sprague, of Rochester, New York
Lafayette/ La Fayette/L.F. Collins (1798-?), Justice of Peace in Brighton, married Elizabeth Hayden
Mary Ann Collins (1799-?)
Simri Collins (1800-1878) #47372469, married Emily Parmelee, of Guilford, Connecticut
Frederick Wolcott Collins (1802-1881) #26490736, married 1) Olivia Chapin 2) Charlotte Blakeslee
William Augustus Collins (about 1807-1842) #135943507, married Emily Bowers, of Cooperstown, NY
1786 graduated from Yale
1800 US census: Williston, Chittenden Co, VT
1810-30 US census: Bloomfield, Ontario Co, NY
Rochester Observer, 5 Nov 1830, page 179
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th inst. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Anti-Masonic Enquirer, 9 Nov 1830, page 3
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th ult. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Rochester Observer, 26 Nov 1830, page 191
DIED. In Bloomfield on the 29th of October 1830, Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
He preached the gospel more than 40 years, and in the hour of trial and death its hopes sustained him and gave him peace and joy. He directed that his family should not wear mourning apparel on account of his decease.
Sources
Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Connecticut Vital Records. Volume 2. 109+.
Boucher, John Newton. A Century and a Half of Pittsburg and Her People. Pittsburg, PA: Lewis Publishing Co, 1908, Vol 3. 310-311.
Cuter, William Richard. New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of Commonwealths and the Founding of a Nation. Volume 2. NP: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. 663.
Lee, Leonard. John Lee of Farmington, Hartford Co., Conn. and His Descendants, 1634-1900. NP: Lee Assoc, 1897. 416.
Spouse: Love Lee (5 Dec 1767-?), of Salisbury, CT, dau of Rev. Jonathan Lee of Salisbury and 2nd wife Love Graham
Children
Love Lee Collins (1792-?), married Theron Buell, of East Bloomfield
Elizabeth Collins (1794-1846?), married Frederick Boughton, of Pittsford, New York
Sarah Collins (1796-?), married Barney Sprague, of Rochester, New York
Lafayette/ La Fayette/L.F. Collins (1798-?), Justice of Peace in Brighton, married Elizabeth Hayden
Mary Ann Collins (1799-?)
Simri Collins (1800-1878) #47372469, married Emily Parmelee, of Guilford, Connecticut
Frederick Wolcott Collins (1802-1881) #26490736, married 1) Olivia Chapin 2) Charlotte Blakeslee
William Augustus Collins (about 1807-1842) #135943507, married Emily Bowers, of Cooperstown, NY
1786 graduated from Yale
1800 US census: Williston, Chittenden Co, VT
1810-30 US census: Bloomfield, Ontario Co, NY
Rochester Observer, 5 Nov 1830, page 179
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th inst. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Anti-Masonic Enquirer, 9 Nov 1830, page 3
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th ult. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Rochester Observer, 26 Nov 1830, page 191
DIED. In Bloomfield on the 29th of October 1830, Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
He preached the gospel more than 40 years, and in the hour of trial and death its hopes sustained him and gave him peace and joy. He directed that his family should not wear mourning apparel on account of his decease.
Sources
Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Connecticut Vital Records. Volume 2. 109+.
Boucher, John Newton. A Century and a Half of Pittsburg and Her People. Pittsburg, PA: Lewis Publishing Co, 1908, Vol 3. 310-311.
Cuter, William Richard. New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of Commonwealths and the Founding of a Nation. Volume 2. NP: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. 663.
Lee, Leonard. John Lee of Farmington, Hartford Co., Conn. and His Descendants, 1634-1900. NP: Lee Assoc, 1897. 416.
Mother: Ruth Cooke (?-?), of Northford/Wallingford, CT, married May 25, 1758
Spouse: Love Lee (5 Dec 1767-?), of Salisbury, CT, dau of Rev. Jonathan Lee of Salisbury and 2nd wife Love Graham
Children
Love Lee Collins (1792-?), married Theron Buell, of East Bloomfield
Elizabeth Collins (1794-1846?), married Frederick Boughton, of Pittsford, New York
Sarah Collins (1796-?), married Barney Sprague, of Rochester, New York
Lafayette/ La Fayette/L.F. Collins (1798-?), Justice of Peace in Brighton, married Elizabeth Hayden
Mary Ann Collins (1799-?)
Simri Collins (1800-1878) #47372469, married Emily Parmelee, of Guilford, Connecticut
Frederick Wolcott Collins (1802-1881) #26490736, married 1) Olivia Chapin 2) Charlotte Blakeslee
William Augustus Collins (about 1807-1842) #135943507, married Emily Bowers, of Cooperstown, NY
1786 graduated from Yale
1800 US census: Williston, Chittenden Co, VT
1810-30 US census: Bloomfield, Ontario Co, NY
Rochester Observer, 5 Nov 1830, page 179
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th inst. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Anti-Masonic Enquirer, 9 Nov 1830, page 3
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th ult. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Rochester Observer, 26 Nov 1830, page 191
DIED. In Bloomfield on the 29th of October 1830, Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
He preached the gospel more than 40 years, and in the hour of trial and death its hopes sustained him and gave him peace and joy. He directed that his family should not wear mourning apparel on account of his decease.
Sources
Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Connecticut Vital Records. Volume 2. 109+.
Boucher, John Newton. A Century and a Half of Pittsburg and Her People. Pittsburg, PA: Lewis Publishing Co, 1908, Vol 3. 310-311.
Cuter, William Richard. New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of Commonwealths and the Founding of a Nation. Volume 2. NP: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. 663.
Lee, Leonard. John Lee of Farmington, Hartford Co., Conn. and His Descendants, 1634-1900. NP: Lee Assoc, 1897. 416.
Spouse: Love Lee (5 Dec 1767-?), of Salisbury, CT, dau of Rev. Jonathan Lee of Salisbury and 2nd wife Love Graham
Children
Love Lee Collins (1792-?), married Theron Buell, of East Bloomfield
Elizabeth Collins (1794-1846?), married Frederick Boughton, of Pittsford, New York
Sarah Collins (1796-?), married Barney Sprague, of Rochester, New York
Lafayette/ La Fayette/L.F. Collins (1798-?), Justice of Peace in Brighton, married Elizabeth Hayden
Mary Ann Collins (1799-?)
Simri Collins (1800-1878) #47372469, married Emily Parmelee, of Guilford, Connecticut
Frederick Wolcott Collins (1802-1881) #26490736, married 1) Olivia Chapin 2) Charlotte Blakeslee
William Augustus Collins (about 1807-1842) #135943507, married Emily Bowers, of Cooperstown, NY
1786 graduated from Yale
1800 US census: Williston, Chittenden Co, VT
1810-30 US census: Bloomfield, Ontario Co, NY
Rochester Observer, 5 Nov 1830, page 179
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th inst. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Anti-Masonic Enquirer, 9 Nov 1830, page 3
DIED. In Bloomfield, on the 29th ult. Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
Rochester Observer, 26 Nov 1830, page 191
DIED. In Bloomfield on the 29th of October 1830, Rev. Aaron C. Collins, aged 68 years.
He preached the gospel more than 40 years, and in the hour of trial and death its hopes sustained him and gave him peace and joy. He directed that his family should not wear mourning apparel on account of his decease.
Sources
Barbour, Lucius Barnes. Connecticut Vital Records. Volume 2. 109+.
Boucher, John Newton. A Century and a Half of Pittsburg and Her People. Pittsburg, PA: Lewis Publishing Co, 1908, Vol 3. 310-311.
Cuter, William Richard. New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of Commonwealths and the Founding of a Nation. Volume 2. NP: Lewis Historical Publishing Co, 1913. 663.
Lee, Leonard. John Lee of Farmington, Hartford Co., Conn. and His Descendants, 1634-1900. NP: Lee Assoc, 1897. 416.
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