PHILIP AYLWORTH, SR. and Rachel Greene were married about 1718 based on the births of their 12 children, 5 died young, in Rhode Island. Philip was the third eldest of Arthur the emmigrant and Mary Browne's children. He inherited the family homestead after his parents deaths and he and Rachel lived their until their deaths. Rachel was the daughter of Daniel Greene and Rebecca Barrow.
Source Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Publishing Co, 1978, p 6:
He lived on his father's homestead
His five last named children died young.
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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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The Narragansett Historical Register, James N. Arnold, published by the Narragansett Historical Publishing Company, Hamilton, RI, Vol II, no 4, April 1884, p 310: Selections from the Sheriff Brown Papers, No. 4, General Assembly sitting at Providence the last Wednesday of October 1742. Since North Kingstown now has over 400 freemen, 36 men petition to have the town divided. Listed among the petitioners are Benjamin Harington and Phillip Aylesworth.
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Source: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, published by the Society, Boston, vol 129, January 1975, p 132: Rhode Island Census of 1782, p 220 lists Phillip Aylsworth
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Source: A Register of the Aylsworth Family beginning with Arthur, by Sylvester Aylsworth, published in Utica 1840; Providence: John F. Greene, Steam Printer, 1881, p 11: Philip settled on the homestead at Quitniseck Neck
