8 children Anthony, Arthur, John, Josiah the sons
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The Narragansett Historical Register, James N. Arnold, published by the Narragansett Historical Publishing Company, Hamilton, RI, Vol II, no 4, April 1884, p 242: "List of all the ffreemen Belonging to the Towne of Kingstowne alias Rochester, In the narragansett Country this 21st of December 1696." lists Arther Alsworth, Robert Aysworth, Arthur Aylworth, Jun., John Aylworth, and Philip Aylworth
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Source: Rhode Island Freemen, 1747-1755, A Census of Registered Voters, compiled by Bruce C MacGunnigle, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1982, lists Aylsworth, John, E Greenwich 1754
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"A Journey to the Susquehannah River in 1762 from Sheriff Beriah Brown's papers. The journey started at North Kingstown on Sept 7, 1762, on September 11th he was at Dutchess County in Batemans Precinth. He said he went to John Aylsworth's to swap horses but did not swap.
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Source Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Publishing Co, 1978, p 6:
1771 Will Proved May 15, 1771. North Kingston. There has been such havoc made by fire with the record of this will, that little can be gleaned from it.
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The East Greenwich Packet, Nov 1981, East Greenwich, RI, vol 5, No 4, p 1, A Publication of the East Greenwich Preservation Society: October 31, 1977 East Greenwich dedicated "Founders Rock" at The Old Jail, King Street, headquarters of the Society, which listed the early settlers of East Greenwich. Listed was John Aylesworth.
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History of the Town of East Greenwich from 1677 to 1877, DH Greene, Providence, JA and RA Reid, Printers and Publishers, 1877, p 48: In 1796 the council voted, "that where as Thomas Casey and John AIlsworth, have got some of the proprietor's lots in their possession,k not taken up agreeable to the acts of the proprietors, it is voted by this meeting that the clerk notify them to appear at the adjournment of this meeting, to account by what authority they improve them."
p 49: 1774 census lists the following head of households - Matthew Aylsworth, Richard Aylsworth, Anthony Aylsworth,
