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- Immigrated to Northampton Co., VA 1664-1674.
Deeded property "Bridgewater" along Pocomoke River in Maryland 1687 May 03.
To second son John and heirs, he left his dwelling plantation, Read's Contrivance" as also "Bridgewater" with the exception of 2 acres occupied by the tanyard; to sons John, Benjamin, and William, and wife Mary, the tanyard jointly. To three sons aforesaid, who are made executors, a town lot in Snow Hill. To son William aforesaid, to grandson James, son of Benjamin aforesaid, to grandson Richard, son of Nehemiah Holland, to first son of Daughter Mary Blizzard, to first child of daughter Sarah and her husband George Blizzard, and to sons-in-law John and George Blizzard, peronalty. Wife Mary aforesaid, residuary legatee.
Believed to have been the first Aydelott to arrive in America; at very least, the first Aydelott to leave records. He has been documented as early as 1670. He lived at Snow Hill, MD.
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