hmmm.. Daniel and Elizabeth - who were their children and do you know when Daniel died?

Hello: I have two of these names in my lines. I have a Daniel Jeptha Newton who in 1860 is in Taylor County, GA and joined the Taylor Guards during the civil war. Now this man's Father was Daniel also and his wife was Elizabeth and there were several children and could have been more we are not sure. So this woman could very well be one of them. If so you may pick up some information on them in Macon County, GA they and the Taylors were all living there after the Civil War. Have you ever seen the name McGlamery near her at all? As they also marry into that line in Macon Co. GA. Now it is quite possible that this is one of my Newtons or Taylors that was there and who later moved away. What do you think? Gail

Looking for an Elizabeth Newton or she possibly married a Newton. Had a daughter Margaret Anna Newton b 1845 in Madison Co., Ky (no proof). Elizabeth married a William K Taylor had a son Alfred N Taylor in 1854 possibly in Dayton, Ohio. Margaret Anna Newton also used the last name of Taylor. She had three boys by a William Moore and eventually married Henry Dupler Wyman. They lived in Dayton Ohio on a riverboat where she gave birth to Thomas Benjamin Harry Wyman in 1892.

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

Rich, I don't think I have a connection to this person, but I am searching for William George Newton, who lived in Davenport, WA in 1905 - 1920 (approx). He was born in Muscatine Co, IA in 1858 to Perry M. Newton (b. ~1817 PA) and Rebecca Holler. In 1889 he was in Fulton Co, IL, where my grandmother, Nell Newton was born. Could we possibly have a connection? Margaret -----Original Message----- From: Rich Aspenleiter [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 5:11 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Jane Newton Greetings everyone! The obit below was listed in the Spokesman-Review in Spokane, WA., on Nov. 20. I thought I would send it out for anyone that might be interested. If anyone is connected to this person, I'd like to hear from you. I'm researching my wife's ancestors, which include Newton from Michigan and surrounding area. Thanks, Rich A Memorial service for Jane Hill Newton, 88, will be at 10 a.m. Dec. 11 at Rockwood Manor. Hazen and Jaeger Valley Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Miss Newton, who was born in Grand Rapids, Mich., died Nov 10. She was a Spokane resident for more than 70 years. Miss Newton graduated from Lewis and Clark High School and received a teaching degree in 1939 from Cheney Normal School. She served as a secretary for the Navy for a year and a half. Miss Newton than taught school for three years in Lacrosse, Wash., and then worked for the Spokane School District. She retired in 1972 from Franklin Elementary School. She was a member of the Washington State, National and Spokane Education associations, and Westminster Congregational Church. Survivors include a brother-in-law, James Christensen of Coeur d"Alene; a sister-in-law, Ruth Newton of Puyallup, Wash., and several nieces and nephews. Rich Aspenleiter 4417 S. Havana Spokane, WA. 99223-7819 U.S.A. Phone 509-448-5411 Fax 509-443-1707 mailto:[email protected] GRHS Village Coordinator for Neu Speyer and Neu Karlsruhe Researching: ASPENLEITER, ASPENLIEDER, ASPELEITER, ASPENLEIDER, BAST, BUSCHOLL, DEUTSCH, DIETRICH, HUBER, JAHNER, KUHN, LANG, LAUNTMAN, MARSAL, SCHAAF, SCHAF, SCHAFF, SCHANTZ, SCHANZ, SCHMIDT, STOCKERT, URLACHER, WÜNSCHEL, WINSCHEL,

Greetings everyone! The obit below was listed in the Spokesman-Review in Spokane, WA., on Nov. 20. I thought I would send it out for anyone that might be interested. If anyone is connected to this person, I'd like to hear from you. I'm researching my wife's ancestors, which include Newton from Michigan and surrounding area. Thanks, Rich A Memorial service for Jane Hill Newton, 88, will be at 10 a.m. Dec. 11 at Rockwood Manor. Hazen and Jaeger Valley Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Miss Newton, who was born in Grand Rapids, Mich., died Nov 10. She was a Spokane resident for more than 70 years. Miss Newton graduated from Lewis and Clark High School and received a teaching degree in 1939 from Cheney Normal School. She served as a secretary for the Navy for a year and a half. Miss Newton than taught school for three years in Lacrosse, Wash., and then worked for the Spokane School District. She retired in 1972 from Franklin Elementary School. She was a member of the Washington State, National and Spokane Education associations, and Westminster Congregational Church. Survivors include a brother-in-law, James Christensen of Coeur d"Alene; a sister-in-law, Ruth Newton of Puyallup, Wash., and several nieces and nephews. Rich Aspenleiter 4417 S. Havana Spokane, WA. 99223-7819 U.S.A. Phone 509-448-5411 Fax 509-443-1707 mailto:[email protected] GRHS Village Coordinator for Neu Speyer and Neu Karlsruhe Researching: ASPENLEITER, ASPENLIEDER, ASPELEITER, ASPENLEIDER, BAST, BUSCHOLL, DEUTSCH, DIETRICH, HUBER, JAHNER, KUHN, LANG, LAUNTMAN, MARSAL, SCHAAF, SCHAF, SCHAFF, SCHANTZ, SCHANZ, SCHMIDT, STOCKERT, URLACHER, WÜNSCHEL, WINSCHEL,

In a message dated 12/6/00 9:36:25 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << There is two Reuben Newton's. The Reuben, son of Henry was in Carroll County, Georgia in 1850. Showing all children born in Ga. Who the Reuben is in Henry County, Ala, I don't know. I also descend from Isaac Mitchell Newton and father Henry. >> There are also two Reuben Newtons in North Carolina and I am still trying to sort out which one is mine. Mine had a son named Reuben who married a Mary Newton, moved to Hardin Co., Ky. and fought in the Battle of Tippicanoe. Does anyone have any additional info on him.

Sorry, but a different guy. Mine was born in Southeast Alabama abt 1850.

I descend from Reuben Newton Sr.'s (of Caswell Co, NC & Hardin Co, KY) dau. Rachel who md.1 John Dinwiddie, and 2.William Ireland. Have we corresponded before? The Reuben from the War of 1812 was the son of Reuben Sr. Sandy

Unfortunately, I haven't had much luck with my family in the UK. However, I'm mainly interested in Newton's that migrated to Australia in the later 1800's and early 1900's. Regards, Andie BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA -----Original Message----- From: JONATHAN FOX AND ANITA ANDERSON [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, 4 December 2000 9:29 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Elizabeth NEWTON I am looking for any information on Elizabeth NEWTON and her family. Elizabeth was born about 1831 and christened 5 June 1831 in Great Missenden, Bucks, UK. Her parents were Hemry NEWTON and Sarah AUSTIN, married 26 December 1813, their other children were: Hanah christened 14 May 1814 James christened 13 July 1817 David christened 2 April 1820 William christened 24 June 1822 Mary christened 7 September 1828 Caroline christened 7 February 1836 Caroline was a witness at Elizabeth's marriage in1857 to Thomas EXLER. Any information or contacts gratefully appreciated. Anita in London UK

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to trace my "Newton's" back that far. I'm mainly interested in Newton's that migrated to Australia from England in the early 1900's. Regards, Andie BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, 4 December 2000 11:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Lincolshire, England I have a cousin who claims to have traced our Newton family back to Linconshire, England. Problem is, he does not have any documentation and belongs to the "if it don't fit force it" club so I question his research. I would like to ask if anyone has a Newton family from Lincolshire who had a Rueben Newton, Sr., 1750. He was in Caswell Co, NC and Persons Co. NC in 1770. Rueben, Sr. died in Hardin Co., Ky. abt. 1820. I have reason to believe he had brothers named Benjamin and Peter Newton who are shown on the Mercer Co. 1800 Census with one of Rueben, Sr. daughters named Rachel. She is listed as a widow. Thanks. Researching Newton, Willis, Phillips, Camp Denison, Doyle, Shackelford, and Cannon.

There is two Reuben Newton's. The Reuben, son of Henry was in Carroll County, Georgia in 1850. Showing all children born in Ga. Who the Reuben is in Henry County, Ala, I don't know. I also descend from Isaac Mitchell Newton and father Henry. Gay Nix

Donna..let me check my very disorganized notes. i may have something else or if not i may have the information on where i was looking when i found this info. let me check for you. paula in sunny florida (but cloudy today)

Andy Marshall, I saw your input re Thomas J. Newton. I am a descendent of a Thomas J. Newton b. 1815/16 in ? TN. He was a doctor in the Piney Flats, TN Sullivan Co area. I found him in the 1860 Census but can't find any thing else. Are we talking about the same Thomas J.? Faye

Hello: Do any come from Daniel Jeptha Newton besides me? Of Taylor Co. GA Gail -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 4:56 PM Subject: Re: Reuben Newton and others >I descend from the Thomas J Newton listed here and have lots of data on him. > >Andy Marshall >1510 Acropolis Cir >OCOEE, FL 34761 > >

I descend from the Thomas J Newton listed here and have lots of data on him. Andy Marshall 1510 Acropolis Cir OCOEE, FL 34761

John Newton of Rev war fame, born 1750 in Lunenburg County Va,and died 1799 in South Carolina, had three sons, Isaac, William and Henry. Henry is my line through his son Isaac Mitchell Newton. Henry had several other sons, one of which was Rueben who married an Elizabeth Parks in Hall County Ga. Is this the same line? >>> [email protected] 12/05/00 08:35AM >>> Hi Paula, Do you have any other info on this line of Newton's? This is my line and I haven't been able to find anything about them. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Debbie [email protected] wrote: > Recently someone inquired about a Reuben Newton..... looking through my notes > I found that I had seen a Reuben Newton in the 1855 Alabama, Henry County, > Census. > Reuben household: 3 males under 21, 1 male over 21, 1 female under 21 > > In this same census are: C. Newton, James J. Newton, James Newton Sr., and W. > Newton. > > 1850 Henry County, Alabama, Census lists the following Newtons: > David H. Newton, age 17, born Alabama > Elizabeth (Keith) Newton, age 34, born Georgia > Joseph J. Newton, age 2, born Alabama > Josiah Newton, age 4, born Alabama > Julia Newton, age 25, born Georgia > Reuben Newton, age 37, born South Carolina > Reuben B. Newton, age 6, born Alabama > Thomas J. Newton, age 1, (no birth info given - my note) > W.R. Newton, age 2, born Alabama > > 1850 Henry County, Alabama Census > Benjamin Newton, male, 28 yrs., born England > Julia Newton, femlae, 25 yrs., born Georgia > > ok...that's it. > > Paula Tanner-Newton > in Sunny Florida (brrr, it's cold)

Hi Paula, Do you have any other info on this line of Newton's? This is my line and I haven't been able to find anything about them. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Debbie [email protected] wrote: > Recently someone inquired about a Reuben Newton..... looking through my notes > I found that I had seen a Reuben Newton in the 1855 Alabama, Henry County, > Census. > Reuben household: 3 males under 21, 1 male over 21, 1 female under 21 > > In this same census are: C. Newton, James J. Newton, James Newton Sr., and W. > Newton. > > 1850 Henry County, Alabama, Census lists the following Newtons: > David H. Newton, age 17, born Alabama > Elizabeth (Keith) Newton, age 34, born Georgia > Joseph J. Newton, age 2, born Alabama > Josiah Newton, age 4, born Alabama > Julia Newton, age 25, born Georgia > Reuben Newton, age 37, born South Carolina > Reuben B. Newton, age 6, born Alabama > Thomas J. Newton, age 1, (no birth info given - my note) > W.R. Newton, age 2, born Alabama > > 1850 Henry County, Alabama Census > Benjamin Newton, male, 28 yrs., born England > Julia Newton, femlae, 25 yrs., born Georgia > > ok...that's it. > > Paula Tanner-Newton > in Sunny Florida (brrr, it's cold)

I'm new to these lists and wanted to say hello. I'm a descendent of Maude B.B. CLINE (b. May 12, 1874 in Aurora, Lawrence, MO) and Albert Lee WILFLEY (b. Oct. 19, 1863 in Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri). Maude and Albert were my maternal g-grandparents. Maude was the daughter of John Franklin CLINE (b. Jan. 29, 1850 - d. Dec. 16, 1933 in Aurora, Lawrence, MO) and Melvina STARK (b. Abt 1853), also of Aurora. Albert Lee was the son of James WILFLEY (b. Oct. 11, 1805 in Hawkins County, Tennessee) and Martha Jane BRIDWELL (b. Abt. 1838 in Virginia), who was, I believe, his second wife. (I believe his first wife was Elizabeth Jane KELSO (b. July 5, 1810 in Montgomery County Kentucky), who's sister, Mariah, was mother of the infamous CLANTON gang of Tombstone, AZ.) Melvina (or Malona?) was the daughter of Festus STARK (b. Feb 16, 1816 in Allen County, Kentucky) and Lucinda Elizabeth JAMESON (b. Abt. 1817 in Allen County, Kentucky). Albert's son, Darold Eugene WILFLEY (b. 1919 Aurora, MO - d. 2000 Springfield, MO) married Elda Adel NEWTON (b. May 9, 1921 - d. Oct. 1975), daughter of Burl NEWTON (b. March 1, 1903 - d. Oct. 13, 1951) and Nellie Emmalina FORRESTER of Marionville, Lawrence, MO (b.Oct. 22, 1904-d. Jan. 29, 1990) Burl was the son of Albert NEWTON (d. Abt. 1949 in Marionville, MO) and Blanche Gertrude GRAHAM (all unknown). Nellie was the daughter of John FORRESTER (d. Abt. 1950) and Rachel UNKNOWN/possibly LEMASTER (d. Abt. 1963 in Marionville, Lawrence MO). I'm new to most of these lists, except STARK-L, and have no original documentation for any of this information -- most of it's from family. I hope some of this sounds familiar to some of you. I'd love to hear from anyone who's familiar with the branches of the families mentioned (especially relatives!!!), or anyone who might have supporting documents. Also, if sending this e-mail out to everyone and their brother violates some kind of -L etiquette, I apologize in advance. Mark Haviland [email protected]

Recently someone inquired about a Reuben Newton..... looking through my notes I found that I had seen a Reuben Newton in the 1855 Alabama, Henry County, Census. Reuben household: 3 males under 21, 1 male over 21, 1 female under 21 In this same census are: C. Newton, James J. Newton, James Newton Sr., and W. Newton. 1850 Henry County, Alabama, Census lists the following Newtons: David H. Newton, age 17, born Alabama Elizabeth (Keith) Newton, age 34, born Georgia Joseph J. Newton, age 2, born Alabama Josiah Newton, age 4, born Alabama Julia Newton, age 25, born Georgia Reuben Newton, age 37, born South Carolina Reuben B. Newton, age 6, born Alabama Thomas J. Newton, age 1, (no birth info given - my note) W.R. Newton, age 2, born Alabama 1850 Henry County, Alabama Census Benjamin Newton, male, 28 yrs., born England Julia Newton, femlae, 25 yrs., born Georgia ok...that's it. Paula Tanner-Newton in Sunny Florida (brrr, it's cold)