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Aaron Yale

Birth7 1732 - Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Death1821 - Marietta, Washington, Ohio, United States
MotherMary Clark
FatherMoses Yale

Born in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States on 7 1732 to Moses Yale and Mary Clark. Aaron Yale married Tabitha Hurlbut and had 9 children. He passed away on 1821 in Marietta, Washington, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Moses Yale
1705 - 1748
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Mary Clark
1703 - 1776
Spouse(s)
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Tabitha Hurlbut
1732 - 1813
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Anna Hosmer
1740 - 1773
Children Show all
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Anna Yale
1762 - 1847
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Anna Yale
1767 - 1840
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Sarah Yale
1771 - 1820
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Polly Yale
1771 - 1876
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Phalley Yale
1762 - 1839
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Aaron Yale
1758 - 1840
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Stephen Yale
1766 - 1825
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Moses Yale
1765 - 1809
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Pamelia Yale
1770 - 1812

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