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| Birth: | 20 Mar 1766 in Lisbon, New London, CT |
| Death: | 10 Mar 1791 in Deposit, Broome, NY |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Josiah Cleveland b. 7 May 1742 in East Haddam, Middlesex, CT |
| Mother: | Ruth Johnson b. 7 Apr 1742 |
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Individual:
August 2001 email from Neil Holbrook Aikin, Neil_Aikin@earthlink.net, page 254, 347
Aaron Porter Cleveland was reared on the Oblong, now Amenia, NY. His descendants state that he was a Colonel or Lt. Colonel in the American army in the Revolution and was wounded but never pensioned. He left New York state quite young and settled first at Sharon Meeting House, now Delaware City, Ny Castle, Delaware & that his son, Horatio J., was born near Harper's Ferry while he was moving to what is now Deposit, Delaware (Broome?) New York. Either in March 1791 or March 1792, he mysteriously disappeared. According to varying traditions he "went to Deposit Vilaalge to get a wheel" or "had finished a large building, was paid in Continental money and went to the bank to get it cashed, and that was the last ever heard of him, supposed he was murdered for his money". A later tradition states that he "enlisted and went to Gilbralter. Another that "he was a soldier, taken prisoner, and killed or went to sea.
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