Linda, I'm of no help on this line. I spent five years researching Richard's ancestry based on a fraudualant work by a professional genealogist. I try to avoid looking at it. I'm sorry I can't help you. Eric On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, Linda M. May wrote: > Has anyone been able to unravel this NEWTON puzzle: > > I am descended from Moses Newton (b.1646, MA) and Joanna Larkin. Moses is > consistently listed as the son of Richard Newton and Anne or Hannah Loker. > This is where the line seems to take two distinct paths. Richard is listed > as being born abt 1609, the son of Robert Newton and unknown spouse; or just > as often as being born abt 1589, as the son of Isaac Newton and Thanks or > Thankful Newton. > > Could Robert or Isaac have been a middle name? The birth date of 1589/90 > for Richard seems unlikely (but not impossible) as either Robert of Isaac > would have been only 13 or 14 in 1589. Most postings using Isaac as the > father, show Isaac's parents as unknown. Several Postings for Robert as the > father take the line further back through Richard (1542), John, and John. > > Has anyone seen any proof or evidence of which is correct, or have any other > information to solve this puzzle. > > Linda M. May > [email protected] > >

I have been looking for the mother of a friend. Her name is is Nell Newton, and she is from Iowa. She married William Ashmore. I have little other information. Thanks, Kathryn Lori Kutnink wrote: > I am looking for anyone who has any more information on this line of Newton's. > > Edward Newton b.1834, Yorkshire England married Betsey Beswick b.1846 also of Yorkshire Immigrated to Iowa Falls, Iowa 1885 > > Children: > Richard > Louis > Arthur > Edward > Charlie > Robert > Philip > Samuel

Lori: Hope this helps. Jay Wright ********************************************************************** Descendants of Edward Newton Generation No. 1 1. EDWARD4 NEWTON (PHILIP3, EDWARD2, WILLIAM1) was born January 19, 1834 in Ebberston, Yorkshire, England, and died July 03, 1912 in Lee twp, Franklin Co, IA. He married BETSEY BESWICK December 05, 1868 in Pickering, Yorkshire, England-Queen St. Chapel,Wesaeyan Methodist Church, daughter of SAMUEL BESWICK and MARGARET MARSHALL. She was born February 16, 1845 in Ganton, North Yorkshire, England, and died April 06, 1927 in Lee twp, Franklin Co, IA. Children of EDWARD NEWTON and BETSEY BESWICK are: i. RICHARD5 NEWTON, b. September 24, 1869, Wilton, Yorkshire, England; d. June 08, 1948, Fairmont, MN; m. LENA DOROTHY FRANKE, January 08, 1896, South Wayne,WI; b. April 04, 1872, South Wayne, WI; d. June 20, 1935. ii. ROBERT MARSHALL NEWTON, b. January 22, 1871, Yorkshire, England; d. 1876, Yorkshire, England. iii. PHILLIP NEWTON, b. February 01, 1873, Yorkshire, England; d. 1876. iv. SAMUEL NEWTON, b. April 09, 1875, Yorkshire, England; d. January 22, 1876, England. v. GEORGE NEWTON, b. November 17, 1876, Yorkshire, England; d. August 24, 1943, Franklin Co.IA; m. FANNY PEARL DIXON, January 31, 1905; b. October 15, 1884; d. February 15, 1976, Alden, IA. vi. EDWARD NEWTON, b. July 09, 1878, Yorkshire, England; d. January 1929, Lee twp, Franklin Co.IA. vii. ARTHUR NEWTON, b. August 11, 1880, Yorkshire, England; d. June 17, 1962, Swea City, IA; m. (1) ABBIE BELLE WHALLEN, March 19, 1907; b. February 04, 1887; d. June 01, 1916; m. (2) JENNIE CHRISTINE NELSON/MATTSON, August 12, 1924; b. October 06, 1890. viii. MARGARET MARY NEWTON, b. April 06, 1882, Wilton, Yorkshire, England; d. July 29, 1966, Iowa Falls, IA; m. CHARLES ETHRIDGE JACQUES, March 02, 1910, Lee Center, Franklin Co, IA; b. September 06, 1881, Popejoy, IA; d. June 27, 1965, Iowa Falls, IA. ix. CHARLES NEWTON, b. August 05, 1883, Yorkshire, England; d. July 28, 1973, Tyler, MN; m. BIRD BESSIE MYERS, September 06, 1911, Latimer, IA; b. February 02, 1889, Franklin Co, IA; d. July 19, 1933. x. LOUIS SHERMAN NEWTON, b. September 14, 1885, Burdette, IA; d. December 25, 1976; m. SUSIE PEARL BUZZELL, December 29, 1909, Lee twp, Franklin Co, IA; b. May 10, 1892, Sycamore, IL; d. February 26, 1981, Iowa Falls, IA.

I am looking for anyone who has any more information on this line of Newton's. Edward Newton b.1834, Yorkshire England married Betsey Beswick b.1846 also of Yorkshire Immigrated to Iowa Falls, Iowa 1885 Children: Richard Louis Arthur Edward Charlie Robert Philip Samuel

Norm, My husband's family is descended from Jasper Newton. I have not had much luck tracing John in New York. What branch are you descended from? Marilyn Newton In a message dated 12/21/00 2:05:55 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 19:18:10 -0600 From: "Norm Newton" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Jane Newton Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Our Newton family lived in Mahaska County, Iowa. John Newton (cir 1795) born in New York or Canada but can not be confirmed. His wife was Elizabeth (Surname unk). They moved to Ohio and then settled in Iowa. Children were Henry, Sarah A., Mary, Isaac, Jasper, Louisa, Elizabeth, and Samuel. Do any of these names appear in your Newton family? Norm Newton >>

Marilyn, Our branch of the Newton family descended from John's son Henry who was married to Mary Gibbons and after her death to Mary Goodemote. My grandfather was Casabianca, son of Henry and Mary (Goodemote)Newton. Are you the Marilyn who has been working with Nora Borts? Norm Newton ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 7:36 PM Subject: Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #88 > Norm, > > My husband's family is descended from Jasper Newton. I have not had much > luck tracing John in New York. What branch are you descended from? > > Marilyn Newton > > In a message dated 12/21/00 2:05:55 PM Central Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 19:18:10 -0600 > From: "Norm Newton" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: Jane Newton > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Our Newton family lived in Mahaska County, Iowa. > John Newton (cir 1795) born in New York or Canada but can not be confirmed. > His wife was Elizabeth (Surname unk). They moved to Ohio and then settled > in Iowa. Children were Henry, Sarah A., Mary, Isaac, Jasper, Louisa, > Elizabeth, and Samuel. Do any of these names appear in your Newton family? > Norm Newton >> > > > >

Looking for information on Rose Newton. Born in Kentucky (Poss. Warren County) about 1877. She married Archie Denison. I have two dates of death for her. I have 1911 and Sept. 9, 1971. She had four children, Alvin, Dennis Pyrtle, Bertha and Alma. Does anyone know this lady? Thanks

I have found nothing so far on this one. Gail

I believe the Mayflower made more than one trip to our shores. I checked my sources for the Mayflower and there is no NEWTON listed on the original trip.

I am looking for any information on my ggmother Mintie Newton. 1883-1930. She married John A Davis in 1903,21 Dec. of Britton, Crawford county Ark. They had 4 children. Opal 1909-1940 Clifton 1911-1987 Woodrow 1913(12)-1974 an unknown girl? When John A Davis died, Mintie married my ggfather Lola E Hill 1917,31 March. They had one child, a daughter Beatrice in 1920. Any information would be greatly appreciated. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/

Do you know that a woman named Newton came on the Mayflower ship to America? I saw her listed there once. Gail

Didn't know that. Surely however, every single Mayflower passenger geneology has been worked up. Monty >>> [email protected] 01/09/01 02:28PM >>> Do you know that a woman named Newton came on the Mayflower ship to America? I saw her listed there once. Gail

thanks, very briefly though. where were they born? espcially the ones between 1700-1820. Could be a sibling in there. Monty >>> [email protected] 01/09/01 01:42PM >>> Monty, My Newton line is: Elizabeth (Living) George F. 1893-1952 John F. 1860-1917 Jabez (Dr.) 1821-1903 John 1783-1863 John 1754-1831 Moses 1725- Isaac 1696-1771 Moses 1669-1736 Moses 1645-1736 Richard 1609?? Nearly all of my line is Middlesex Co., MA and Tolland Co., CT, then from Jabez on, California. My John in the 1750's was born and died in CT. I don't think there is a connection here, unless back further. Linda M. May [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Monty Newton [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 8:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Moses Newton, Richard Newton Could you give me a quick ascent to yourself connecting to Moses? Does John Newton 1750-1799, Rev. War Sgt (Seige of Charleston and Battle of Cowpens) fit into that line? We are sketchy on Newtons before him. but I do have two Henry Newtons that I have assumed may be his great grand and grandfatther born in Essex County Va in 1654, and 1690 respectively. thanks, Monty Newton >>> [email protected] 01/08/01 01:26PM >>> Has anyone been able to unravel this NEWTON puzzle: I am descended from Moses Newton (b.1646, MA) and Joanna Larkin. Moses is consistently listed as the son of Richard Newton and Anne or Hannah Loker. This is where the line seems to take two distinct paths. Richard is listed as being born abt 1609, the son of Robert Newton and unknown spouse; or just as often as being born abt 1589, as the son of Isaac Newton and Thanks or Thankful Newton. Could Robert or Isaac have been a middle name? The birth date of 1589/90 for Richard seems unlikely (but not impossible) as either Robert of Isaac would have been only 13 or 14 in 1589. Most postings using Isaac as the father, show Isaac's parents as unknown. Several Postings for Robert as the father take the line further back through Richard (1542), John, and John. Has anyone seen any proof or evidence of which is correct, or have any other information to solve this puzzle. Linda M. May [email protected]

Monty, Moses 1645, Sudbury, MA Moses 1669 Suffolk, MA Isaac 1696 Marlborough, MA Moses 1725 Marlboro, MA John 1754, Stafford, Tolland, CT John 1783, Ellington, Tolland, CT Jabez 1821, Ellington, Tolland, CT Linda M. May [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Monty Newton [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 1:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: Moses Newton, Richard Newton thanks, very briefly though. where were they born? espcially the ones between 1700-1820. Could be a sibling in there. Monty >>> [email protected] 01/09/01 01:42PM >>> Monty, My Newton line is: Elizabeth (Living) George F. 1893-1952 John F. 1860-1917 Jabez (Dr.) 1821-1903 John 1783-1863 John 1754-1831 Moses 1725- Isaac 1696-1771 Moses 1669-1736 Moses 1645-1736 Richard 1609?? Nearly all of my line is Middlesex Co., MA and Tolland Co., CT, then from Jabez on, California. My John in the 1750's was born and died in CT. I don't think there is a connection here, unless back further. Linda M. May [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Monty Newton [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 8:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Moses Newton, Richard Newton Could you give me a quick ascent to yourself connecting to Moses? Does John Newton 1750-1799, Rev. War Sgt (Seige of Charleston and Battle of Cowpens) fit into that line? We are sketchy on Newtons before him. but I do have two Henry Newtons that I have assumed may be his great grand and grandfatther born in Essex County Va in 1654, and 1690 respectively. thanks, Monty Newton >>> [email protected] 01/08/01 01:26PM >>> Has anyone been able to unravel this NEWTON puzzle: I am descended from Moses Newton (b.1646, MA) and Joanna Larkin. Moses is consistently listed as the son of Richard Newton and Anne or Hannah Loker. This is where the line seems to take two distinct paths. Richard is listed as being born abt 1609, the son of Robert Newton and unknown spouse; or just as often as being born abt 1589, as the son of Isaac Newton and Thanks or Thankful Newton. Could Robert or Isaac have been a middle name? The birth date of 1589/90 for Richard seems unlikely (but not impossible) as either Robert of Isaac would have been only 13 or 14 in 1589. Most postings using Isaac as the father, show Isaac's parents as unknown. Several Postings for Robert as the father take the line further back through Richard (1542), John, and John. Has anyone seen any proof or evidence of which is correct, or have any other information to solve this puzzle. Linda M. May [email protected]

Monty, My Newton line is: Elizabeth (Living) George F. 1893-1952 John F. 1860-1917 Jabez (Dr.) 1821-1903 John 1783-1863 John 1754-1831 Moses 1725- Isaac 1696-1771 Moses 1669-1736 Moses 1645-1736 Richard 1609?? Nearly all of my line is Middlesex Co., MA and Tolland Co., CT, then from Jabez on, California. My John in the 1750's was born and died in CT. I don't think there is a connection here, unless back further. Linda M. May [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Monty Newton [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 8:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Moses Newton, Richard Newton Could you give me a quick ascent to yourself connecting to Moses? Does John Newton 1750-1799, Rev. War Sgt (Seige of Charleston and Battle of Cowpens) fit into that line? We are sketchy on Newtons before him. but I do have two Henry Newtons that I have assumed may be his great grand and grandfatther born in Essex County Va in 1654, and 1690 respectively. thanks, Monty Newton >>> [email protected] 01/08/01 01:26PM >>> Has anyone been able to unravel this NEWTON puzzle: I am descended from Moses Newton (b.1646, MA) and Joanna Larkin. Moses is consistently listed as the son of Richard Newton and Anne or Hannah Loker. This is where the line seems to take two distinct paths. Richard is listed as being born abt 1609, the son of Robert Newton and unknown spouse; or just as often as being born abt 1589, as the son of Isaac Newton and Thanks or Thankful Newton. Could Robert or Isaac have been a middle name? The birth date of 1589/90 for Richard seems unlikely (but not impossible) as either Robert of Isaac would have been only 13 or 14 in 1589. Most postings using Isaac as the father, show Isaac's parents as unknown. Several Postings for Robert as the father take the line further back through Richard (1542), John, and John. Has anyone seen any proof or evidence of which is correct, or have any other information to solve this puzzle. Linda M. May [email protected]

Could you give me a quick ascent to yourself connecting to Moses? Does John Newton 1750-1799, Rev. War Sgt (Seige of Charleston and Battle of Cowpens) fit into that line? We are sketchy on Newtons before him. but I do have two Henry Newtons that I have assumed may be his great grand and grandfatther born in Essex County Va in 1654, and 1690 respectively. thanks, Monty Newton >>> [email protected] 01/08/01 01:26PM >>> Has anyone been able to unravel this NEWTON puzzle: I am descended from Moses Newton (b.1646, MA) and Joanna Larkin. Moses is consistently listed as the son of Richard Newton and Anne or Hannah Loker. This is where the line seems to take two distinct paths. Richard is listed as being born abt 1609, the son of Robert Newton and unknown spouse; or just as often as being born abt 1589, as the son of Isaac Newton and Thanks or Thankful Newton. Could Robert or Isaac have been a middle name? The birth date of 1589/90 for Richard seems unlikely (but not impossible) as either Robert of Isaac would have been only 13 or 14 in 1589. Most postings using Isaac as the father, show Isaac's parents as unknown. Several Postings for Robert as the father take the line further back through Richard (1542), John, and John. Has anyone seen any proof or evidence of which is correct, or have any other information to solve this puzzle. Linda M. May [email protected]

Has anyone been able to unravel this NEWTON puzzle: I am descended from Moses Newton (b.1646, MA) and Joanna Larkin. Moses is consistently listed as the son of Richard Newton and Anne or Hannah Loker. This is where the line seems to take two distinct paths. Richard is listed as being born abt 1609, the son of Robert Newton and unknown spouse; or just as often as being born abt 1589, as the son of Isaac Newton and Thanks or Thankful Newton. Could Robert or Isaac have been a middle name? The birth date of 1589/90 for Richard seems unlikely (but not impossible) as either Robert of Isaac would have been only 13 or 14 in 1589. Most postings using Isaac as the father, show Isaac's parents as unknown. Several Postings for Robert as the father take the line further back through Richard (1542), John, and John. Has anyone seen any proof or evidence of which is correct, or have any other information to solve this puzzle. Linda M. May [email protected]

Sorry, but as far as I know there is no connection to your family. Wish I could make one though. Have a very Merry Christmas. Maxine

Our Newton family lived in Mahaska County, Iowa. John Newton (cir 1795) born in New York or Canada but can not be confirmed. His wife was Elizabeth (Surname unk). They moved to Ohio and then settled in Iowa. Children were Henry, Sarah A., Mary, Isaac, Jasper, Louisa, Elizabeth, and Samuel. Do any of these names appear in your Newton family? Norm Newton ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 11:43 AM Subject: Re: Jane Newton > Probably, but I have no information on these names nor my line much. I know > they definitely had family in Fulton Co, Ill and also some in Iowa. I will > print this and if we can ever link, that would be great but I have so little > right now and seem to get nowhere. Best wishes, Dottie > > >

Daniel Newton found on 1840 US census Houston Co. GA Reel MC704-43 page 391 Daniel Newton 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 also showing same page: Israel Eastwood James Murray Arza Murray Mary Taylor On 1850 US Census Macon Co, GA Dist. 814 by W. D. Corbitt Aug. 17 Reel M432-76 page 140 family 418 Daniel Newton age 59 m w farmer 1500 NC William J. age 14 b. GA Jeptha age 7 b. GA Wiley S. age 3 b. GA Elizabeth age 41 b. GA this is his wife Martha A. age 12 b. GA Sarah A age 9 b. GA also living two doors back up at 416 is the Jesse Barfield family and the Barfields join my Newtons as in Macon Co. GA Jeptha here age 7 married Roseann Barfield later on. Jesse was her Uncle brother to her Father. Wesley Barfield Father of Roseann is next at 417. Much further back up the road but still close and on this same page is Booler Barfield family age 25 500 SC. Surrounding pages are also full of Barfields. Daniel is found again on the 1860 Taylor Co. Census on page 921 family 608 Howard P.O. Reel M653-137 he is now age 70, Elizabeth shows as 51, Jeptha D. is now 17, Wiley S. is now 14, Elisha B. is 9, Jacob J. is 6 and a Sarah W. Booland is living with them as a 50 year old domestic and may be Elizabeth's Sister but married or widowed with a 16 year old named Rebecca b. SC with her. living next door is Shirah, Nicholas family and this line connects in to the Newton line as well. they are #628 #629 is Louranz W. Shirah family she is 50. #630 is John Jones family #631 is James Shirah family #632 is John Shirah family Now all own land except for Nicholus Shirah. By the 1870 Daniel is no longer found and must have died by then. and Daniel Jeptha got listed in error as E. J. Newton in Macon Co. GA Reel 5931-163 Oglethorpe P.O. page 549 family #1007 With Roseanna age 25 remember she was a Barfield Enos J. age 3 Martha B. age 11/12 John J. Taylor age 27 lives with them he is a school teacher #1008 is Booler Barfield family and #1011 down the road is Jeptha McGamery? Now I have made contact with a Shirah Cousin in Florida and have got from him photos of some of these people now and documents. Daniel Jeptha Newton son of Daniel and Elizabeth married Roseanne Barfield in Macon Co. GA and this is on file in the courthouse there. Daniel Jeptha Newton named a son James Wesley Newton and he named his son Nathan Wesley Newton It is believed by some that the older Daniel may have been a son of another Daniel as well. Also with the name Jeptha being used in the Newton line prior to Daniel and Roseann marrying each other this could mean that the older Daniel or his Father one may have been kin to the Aldermans who are found listed in the book the Alderman's of North America, in this book is a chapter about the Newtons who join that family line. In that line of Newton the names James, Daniel and Jeptha are used also. Hope this is of some help and if you feel or find that this is your Martha please let me know. Gail