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Aaron (Arend) was born 25 August 1735. He married Mary Lampman.
Aaron Williams was a Private in the New York 4th Regiment, 5th Company in December 1776 and discharged on 12 August 1777. He enlisted in several other companies receiving money. He was supposed to be hanged as a traitor, for enlisting in several companies, but not serving. However, he evidently was never hanged because he lived until 1805
He died in Copake, Columbia, New York on 11 June 1803.
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