9838 Individuals in our Database | | | Ashley - 13 Individuals Found | | Photo | Name / Spouse | Father / Mother | Notes |  | Aaron Ashley b.1702 Spouse: Sarah Day | Father: Samuel Ashley Mother: Sarah Kellogg | |  | Ann Ashley b.1701 d.1775 Spouse: James William Forrester | Father: Isaac Ashley Mother: Elizabeth ? | |  | David Ashley b.1664 | Father: Robert Ashley Mother: | Samuel Ashley settled in Westfield, MA. He was a carpenter and farmer and kept an inn. He had a quarter interest in a grist mill at Two Mile Brook. During Queen Annes War it was decided to "fort" threeh ouses as protection against the Indians and Samuels house was one of them. He was very active in town affairs,; serving as tithingman in 1697,1698 and 703. In 1700 he served on a committee to build the schoolhouse. He was elected selectman in 1703, 1704 and 1720. In 1709 he was elected town constable, but refused to serve. In 1713 he was one of a committee of three to settle the boundaries between Westfield and Springfield. His eleven children were all born in Westfield. |  | Isaac Ashley
COLONIAL b.1660 d.1709 Spouse: Elizabeth ? | Father: John Ashley OF LANCASTER COUNTY Mother: Jane ? | wo early Ashleys were John born 1625 and brother William, born in England. They share a story of love and rejection. They both loved the same woman, Lady Jane Cooper, daughter of Baronet John Cooper and wife Ann, daughter of Sir Anthony Ashley. It was decided between them, whichever she rejected, would migrate to the Colonies. William lost, and came to the Colonies. Scant early records seem to point to William settling in Accomack Co. VA. About 1650, John and Jane Cooper Ashley also migrated to the Colonies. They had two known sons, Thomas born about 1650, and Isaac born about 1660. Thomas stayed in VA and Isaac moved to Maryland, as those are the states their records are found in. There are many Ashley descendents in the USA that trace their lines back to John Ashley and Lady Jane Cooper and brother William through their children. |  | Jane Ashley b.1777 Spouse: Ephraim Kellogg | Father: William Ashley Mother: Jane Dutcher | |  | John Ashley "OF LANCASTER COUNTY" b.1625 d.1671 Spouse: Jane ? | Father: William Hassell JR Mother: Sarah Seward | Two early Ashleys were John born 1625 and brother William, born in England. They share a story of love and rejection. They both loved the same woman, Lady Jane Cooper, daughter of Baronet John Cooper and wife Ann, daughter of Sir Anthony Ashley. It was decided between them, whichever she rejected, would migrate to the Colonies. William lost, and came to the Colonies. Scant early records seem to point to William settling in Accomack Co. VA. About 1650, John and Jane Cooper Ashley also migrated to the Colonies. They had two known sons, Thomas born about 1650, and Isaac born about 1660. Thomas stayed in VA and Isaac moved to Maryland, as those are the states their records are found in. There are many Ashley descendents in the USA that trace their lines back to John Ashley and Lady Jane Cooper and brother William through their children. |  | Mary Ashley b.1644 d.1702 Spouse: John Root | Father: Robert Ashley Mother: | |  | Robert Ashley d.1682 | Father: Mother: | |  | Robert Ashley d.1602 | Father: Mother: | |  | Samuel Ashley b.1664 d.1761 Spouse: Sarah Kellogg | Father: David Ashley Mother: | |  | Thomas I Ashley b.1650 d.1720 Spouse: Ann Plowman | Father: John Ashley OF LANCASTER COUNTY Mother: Jane ? | |  | Thomas Jr Ashley b.1710 d.1790 | Father: Thomas Ashley I Mother: Ann Plowman | |  | William Ashley b.1742 Spouse: Jane Dutcher | Father: Aaron Ashley Mother: Sarah Day | | | | | |