Aubrey Family

The Aubrey Family was an early United States family which rose to prominence in the early days of the Republic. Aubrey's are most notably found in New York and New Jersey. 
==Prominent Members==
===Linda Banks===
Linda Banks was born an Aubrey in 1759 to the 20 year old Elizabeth Aubrey out of wedlock. Linda took the last name of her mother Aubrey for most of her life until marrying Jonathan Banks Jr.. Linda would later be the first ever female Governor and Representative, being a trailblazer for many woman. In 1800 Linda sided with New England in the Second American Civil War. 
===James Aubrey===
James Aubrey was the second bastard child of Elizabeth Aubrey, being eldest of the son. James was a military man for most of his life, serving in several battles during the Second American Civil War on the side of New England. Aubrey was captured after Aubrey's Final Stand in October of 1800, and later would kill himself in his jailcell.
==Members==
 Elizabeth Aubrey (June 18, 1739 - April 20, 1787)
 ↳ Linda Banks (September 27, 1759 - February 23, 1802)
 ↳ Jonathan Banks III (Born: August 9, 1788)
 ↳ Anna Banks (Born: November 27, 1791)
 ↳ James Aubrey (August 17, 1770 - December 29, 1800)
 ↳ Hiram Aubrey (Born: December 25, 1776)
 ↳ Stewart Aubrey (Born: May 4, 1803)
 ↳ Marry Huckmen (Born: December 25, 1781)
==Other Members==
===William Aubrey===
William Aubrey was a Representative from New York for several years, later serving as the Senator from New York after Gouverneur Morris's resignation to become Vice President, William was also a President Pro Tempore within the Senate. William was a chairman of the Democratic Union Party, and later founded and chaired the People's Labour Party. William would also be the primary guardian of Jonathan Banks III and Anna Banks after their mothers death in the early 1800s.