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In 1996, Aston and Ira Donathan "Don" Taylor updated and augmented Rupert Richardson's ''Along Texas Old Fort Trails.''<ref>{{cite book|url=http://www.amazon.com/Along-Texas-Forts-Trail-Aston/dp/1574410350|title=Along the Texas Forts Trail (paperback)|publisher=amazon.com|date=1997|accessdate=November 4, 2019}}</ref> Aston traveled throughout the United States, [[Canada]], and to some sixty other countries.<ref name=hsu/>​

In 1996, Aston and Ira Donathan "Don" Taylor updated and augmented Rupert Richardson's ''Along Texas Old Fort Trails.''<ref>{{cite book|url=http://www.amazon.com/Along-Texas-Forts-Trail-Aston/dp/1574410350|title=Along the Texas Forts Trail (paperback)|publisher=amazon.com|date=1997|accessdate=November 4, 2019}}</ref> Aston traveled throughout the United States, [[Canada]], and to some sixty other countries.<ref name=hsu/>​

He served on the Landmarks Commission of the Taylor County Historical Society and the Abilene Committee for the Humanities.

He served on the Landmarks Commission of the Taylor County Historical Society and the Abilene Committee for the Humanities.<ref name=obit/>

==Family and death==

==Family and legacy==

Aston was active in the University Baptist Church and thereafter the Pioneer Drive Baptist Church, both in Abilene. For some three decades, he was a [[deacon]] and [[Sunday school]] teacher, his last assignment having been the couples class at Pioneer Drive Church.<ref name=obit/>​

Aston was active in the University Baptist Church and thereafter the Pioneer Drive Baptist Church, both in Abilene. For some three decades, he was a [[deacon]] and [[Sunday school]] teacher, his last assignment having been the couples class at Pioneer Drive Church.<ref name=obit/>​

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