Seeking information on an Elizabeth (Liza) last name unknown b. abt 1834 in Tenn. who married a (first name unknown) Newton. They had a daughter Margaret Anna born 1845 in Madison Co., KY. The father Newton died when Margaret was very young and her mother then married a William K Taylor. They had a son Alfred and other sibling are unknown, but she supposedly had about ten children. They lived in Dayton Ohio. William died about 1899 probably in Dayton. Cannot find when/where.

Hello Listers, anyone have a connection to these? All born/lived in and around Earl Shilton, HInckley, Shepshed,Leics & Nuneaton, Warks.UK. Mason 1.Annie Mason m. ? 2.Flo 2.Nellie 2.Frederick Charles(b.15/11/1902) m. Hetty Payne 3.Mary Mason m. Norman Smith 3.Dorothy Mason m. GordonTilley 3. Frederick Walter(b.30/3/1926) m. Jean Newton Bourton 1.Cecil Bourton m. Mary 2. Joan m. Robert Holden 2. Hilda m. Harry Roberts 2. John 2. Nora m. Len Holden 2. Elsie(b.18/11/1912) m. James Norton(b.11/7/1916) Norton 1. William Norton m. ? 2. Albert m. freda 2. Thomas m. ? 2. Annie m. Fred Palmer 2. Winnifred m. Bert 2. James Norton m. Elsie Bourton as above. Newton 1.Anne m. ? 2.Robert(b.1766 d.1830) m. Elizabeth Breward 3.Samuel(b.1797 d.1868) m. Hannah Blake 4.Samuel(b.1833 d.1920) m. Elizabeth Armstrong 5.John 5.Isaac(b.1865) 5.Emma(b.1871 d.1957) m. Ben Bliss 5.Jesse(b.1876 1944) m.Mary Jane Thompason(1877-1961) 6.George(1902-1967) 6.Jesse(b.1904) 6.Len(b.1910) 6.Lizzie(30/12/1905) m. Alec Hyslop 6.Bill(b.1916) 6.Edna Newton(b.8/8/1913) 7.Jean Newton m. Fred Mason as above Any help appreciated! Regards Andy Mason www.slackplanet.com [email protected]

There were 5 Newton (Amanda E - TN; Charlotte - OK; Cora - NC; D.M-GA; and Sarah Jane - GA) on the Miller Cherokee Roll (Rejected). I assume some are on the accepted roll, but I do not have it. There were many people falsely rejected. Their applications, rejected or not, state their ancestry and why they feel they were of Cherokee descent. The table of contents of a new academic study of the roll is at http://members.aol.com/rarebk The site also has on-line the surname index of "Starr's Old Cherokee Families and Their Genealogy," a Cherokee Genealogy Tutorial which is a great primer on how to do effective Indian genealogy research, the 1835 Cherokee census which is within the tutorial, other indexes, and a Native American CD which appears to contain huge amounts of Native American genealogical material. Very fascinating. Steve ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Looking for anyone with knowledge of a John F. Newton (probably born in Virginia 1850-1870) who was married to a Lena Hastings (Massachusetts). They lived in California (Fullerton, Orange County area and/or San Joaquin Valley area) late 1800's. Had a son George Fulton Newton. Any information greatly appreciated. Linda M. May [email protected]

John, As you can tell from the delay, I haven't been paying much attention to this list over the summer. :) Can I infer from your comments that you're descended from Peter Newton? If so, how? I am descended from Peter through his grandson, Peter 3rd. Steve Henzel mailto: [email protected] 949-589-0078 Researching Armanino, Belluomini, DalPorto, Eastin, Firpo, Farnsworth, Gunn, Henzel, Lacasella, Natale, Newton, Renshaw, Snyder, Stockinger, Vogt/Focht -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 9:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Peter Newton Dear Barbara, Peter Newton settled near Harrodsburg, Ky. from a land grant in 1790. My ancestors were from Ky. and Indiana. I don't know of any from N.C. Thanks, John

Would like any information regarding a John Newton and Clarice Clark married in the 1800's in Cadiz, Ohio. This is located in Harrison County. [email protected]

Gregg, Yes I do believe that this is the same Newton line. I can send you what ever info I have. Buddy ***************************************************************** Buddy, Is this line the same as the Kingston-upon-Hull Newtons - the ones that ended in Stafford, VA? If that is the case, then I would like to exchange information with you. Cheers, Gregg

Well, Gregg, it would seem that we both have our work cut out for us! After reviewing some of the information I have collected (but not verified on my own), my Newton line is from York Co., PA, thru VA, then into Lincoln/Rutherford County area of NC. Don't know where else they may have been in between. My John McCall Newton was the son of Captain Benjamin and Nancy McCall Newton. Captain Ben was the son of Ebenezer and Elizabeth Buchanan (or Bohannan). Some say that Elizabeth was a first cousin to President Buchanan. She was from Ireland. The info I have says that Captain Ben was born c. 1747 in York Co., PA, died 2/20/1835, in Rutherford Co., NC. According to a couple of other researchers, my Newton line is descended from an heir to Sir Isaac (he himself had no offspring), although I have two different possible heirs and have not done the research back as of yet to connect to either of them. I have received helpful information detailing the Newton brothers' journey to the US that looks like it is probably accurate. My Newtons used the names Ebenezer and Benjamin extensively so it gets really confusing trying to figure out who's who on various websites. My John McCall Newton married Jenny (some sites list her as "Jane Erwood" but other family researchers call her Jenny Arrowood or Errowood--could be any variation) in Rutherford County, NC in 1816. He was born 10/14/1787. I don't have any info at all on Jenny. They are my 5th great grandparents. This info may not tie into yours but maybe someone else out there will recognize this line. Laura Champion Paulk

I would be as well. I believe mine were from Kingston-Upon-Hull. In particular, John McCall Newton, married to Jenny Arrowood (or variation-Harwood, Yearwood, or?) This John Newton is a descendant of Ebenezer. He and Jenny had a son named Benjamin B. Newton, born in NC. Would you know whether this line of Newtons is part of the Stafford group? If you need more info please let me know. It's limited but I have a little more that I have not verified myself yet. Thanks, Laura Champion Paulk

Buddy, Is this line the same as the Kingston-upon-Hull Newtons - the ones that ended in Stafford, VA? If that is the case, then I would like to exchange information with you. Cheers, Gregg I have a lot of information on the NEWTON line of Stafford County. The problem is that of all the Mary Newton's none of them list a husband by the name of William Taylor. Actually I have some that don't list anything at all.

I am searching for my grandmother, Opal Newton born about 1922 or 1923. I know she was in Seattle around 1938. Does anyone know any more about her?

Grace, I am part of that Newton Tribe. Actually I even belong to the Patawomeck Indians of Stafford County. I had the pleasure of meeting "DP" a couple of weeks ago and toured the Museum. I have a lot of information on the NEWTON line of Stafford County. The problem is that of all the Mary Newton's none of them list a husband by the name of William Taylor. Actually I have some that don't list anything at all. As far as the data base...I was on Ancestry.com, searching marriages for Virginia, between 1851 and 1900. The column that listed the date of marriage was blank. There was no other information. Like I said, I have a GEDCOM file with over 18,000 names mostly all are related to the Newton/Green/Jett/Sullivan/Snellings line. The file is posted on RootsWeb and Ancestry.com Thanks for all your help. Buddy At 02:00 PM 8/9/00 -0700, you wrote: >NEWTON-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 58 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #57 ["Brian J. Newton" <[email protected]] > #2 Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #57 ["isaacred" <[email protected]] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from NEWTON-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2000 21:40:15 -0500 >From: "Brian J. Newton" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-Id: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #57 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > >>Date: Sun, 06 Aug 2000 19:07:19 -0400 >>From: Bud Scott <[email protected]> >> >>Dear List, >> >>I was searching the internet looking for leads for my >Newton/Taylor brick >>wall. In a database I found a William S. Taylor that married a >Mary Newton >>in Stafford County VA. The database only gave dates of 1851 - 1900. > >Buddy, What database was this in? Can you provide the specifics? >Maybe someone on the list has access to this particular database >and could send you the file! > >Brian > > >Brian J. Newton |Researching the following Surnames: >2303 Hwy 20 | NY,PA: Beer, Foust, Green, Newton, >Decatur, Ala. 35601-7515 | Passmore, Schmidt, Sherman, Yoder >email:[email protected] or home page: home.hiwaay.net/~bjnewton >List manager, NEWTON, FAUST, & STARR Mailing lists at RootsWeb. > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2000 09:50:44 -0400 >From: "isaacred" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #57 >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hi Brian, > >I'm sending this to all on the Newton list since there may be others >researching this branch of the Newton family. I live in Stafford Co, Va. >There are many Newton's in Stafford, especially in the White Oak area. >They've been here since Colonial times. A Newton researcher, Danny (D.P.) >Newton, started a Civil War museum in White Oak. He wanted to preserve the >records he and his father, Patrick Newton, had collected over the years. >Danny also did a ton of research on the Native Americans in this branch of >the family. Many of the White Oak Newton's worked for years to establish >their right to belong to certain Native American tribes. It was tough, since >older family members were close mouthed over that group of ancestors. For >one, they were concerned with Virginia's stringent Jim Crow laws, which as >late as the 1960's, would have affected anyone with Native American blood. >I'll enclose a hyperlink to an article in Fredericksburg Free Lance Star >Newspaper about Danny's museum. If you search at the newspaper site for >Newton, you turn up several obits. Unfortunately, they don't carry as much >information as they use to. > >This isn't my husband's direct line but I've got a hunch the families are >related. Red's line is from George Newton of Lower Norfolk Co. The family >tale is George was one of four brothers (why is it so often four brothers?) >who immigrated from England in the late 1600's. The same legend is told by >the White Oakers but, if I remember correctly, their branch descends from >Henry Newton. Brian, I KNOW I've seen websites on this family, but I'm >having problems locating them right now. I poke around a bit more and if I >find them, I'll post the links for everyone. Here's the link to Danny's >story in the Free Lance Star. > ><http://fredericksburg.com/news/columns/evans/le121099.html> > >The White Oak branch of the Newton clan has many ties to the Sullivan and >Jett families. It's said in this area, if you're a Newton, Sullivan or Jett >you're related to half the county. That doesn't hold true now because of the >huge influx of new people over the past 20 years, but there's still a large >group of them in Stafford. The Newton's were mainly farmers, trappers, >hunters and watermen, usually all four at the same time. That part of >Stafford is bordered on one side by the Potomac River and on the other by >the Rappahannock. Both rivers lead to the Chesapeake Bay. The waters are >full of oysters, blue crab and fish of all kinds. It's rich farmland between >the rivers and the woods are full of wildlife. It was pretty easy to feed >your family but sometimes hard to scratch up cash money. One Newton >patriarch, who wouldn't appreciate me posting his name because his wife >would not care to have this family laundry flying in the breeze, said the >Newton's raised the cash they needed to pay taxes, buy the kids shoes and >school books, etc, by "jackleg carpentry, shade tree mechanics and running >'shine". There's a cross road in the White Oak area named Wildcat Corner >where the old timers say the "Newton College" used to exist. I've never >gotten much more than a grin when I ask about it, but it's hinted that's >where the smoother white lightning ever sipped was created. I'm still >looking for a solid conformation on that tale. > >More later, >Grace > > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Brian J. Newton" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 10:40 PM >Subject: Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #57 > > >> >Date: Sun, 06 Aug 2000 19:07:19 -0400 >> >From: Bud Scott <[email protected]> >> > >> >Dear List, >> > >> >I was searching the internet looking for leads for my >> Newton/Taylor brick >> >wall. In a database I found a William S. Taylor that married a >> Mary Newton >> >in Stafford County VA. The database only gave dates of 1851 - 1900. >> >> Buddy, What database was this in? Can you provide the specifics? >> Maybe someone on the list has access to this particular database >> and could send you the file! >> >> Brian >> >> >> Brian J. Newton |Researching the following Surnames: >> 2303 Hwy 20 | NY,PA: Beer, Foust, Green, Newton, >> Decatur, Ala. 35601-7515 | Passmore, Schmidt, Sherman, Yoder >> email:[email protected] or home page: home.hiwaay.net/~bjnewton >> List manager, NEWTON, FAUST, & STARR Mailing lists at RootsWeb. >> >

Hi Brian, I'm sending this to all on the Newton list since there may be others researching this branch of the Newton family. I live in Stafford Co, Va. There are many Newton's in Stafford, especially in the White Oak area. They've been here since Colonial times. A Newton researcher, Danny (D.P.) Newton, started a Civil War museum in White Oak. He wanted to preserve the records he and his father, Patrick Newton, had collected over the years. Danny also did a ton of research on the Native Americans in this branch of the family. Many of the White Oak Newton's worked for years to establish their right to belong to certain Native American tribes. It was tough, since older family members were close mouthed over that group of ancestors. For one, they were concerned with Virginia's stringent Jim Crow laws, which as late as the 1960's, would have affected anyone with Native American blood. I'll enclose a hyperlink to an article in Fredericksburg Free Lance Star Newspaper about Danny's museum. If you search at the newspaper site for Newton, you turn up several obits. Unfortunately, they don't carry as much information as they use to. This isn't my husband's direct line but I've got a hunch the families are related. Red's line is from George Newton of Lower Norfolk Co. The family tale is George was one of four brothers (why is it so often four brothers?) who immigrated from England in the late 1600's. The same legend is told by the White Oakers but, if I remember correctly, their branch descends from Henry Newton. Brian, I KNOW I've seen websites on this family, but I'm having problems locating them right now. I poke around a bit more and if I find them, I'll post the links for everyone. Here's the link to Danny's story in the Free Lance Star. <http://fredericksburg.com/news/columns/evans/le121099.html> The White Oak branch of the Newton clan has many ties to the Sullivan and Jett families. It's said in this area, if you're a Newton, Sullivan or Jett you're related to half the county. That doesn't hold true now because of the huge influx of new people over the past 20 years, but there's still a large group of them in Stafford. The Newton's were mainly farmers, trappers, hunters and watermen, usually all four at the same time. That part of Stafford is bordered on one side by the Potomac River and on the other by the Rappahannock. Both rivers lead to the Chesapeake Bay. The waters are full of oysters, blue crab and fish of all kinds. It's rich farmland between the rivers and the woods are full of wildlife. It was pretty easy to feed your family but sometimes hard to scratch up cash money. One Newton patriarch, who wouldn't appreciate me posting his name because his wife would not care to have this family laundry flying in the breeze, said the Newton's raised the cash they needed to pay taxes, buy the kids shoes and school books, etc, by "jackleg carpentry, shade tree mechanics and running 'shine". There's a cross road in the White Oak area named Wildcat Corner where the old timers say the "Newton College" used to exist. I've never gotten much more than a grin when I ask about it, but it's hinted that's where the smoother white lightning ever sipped was created. I'm still looking for a solid conformation on that tale. More later, Grace ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian J. Newton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 10:40 PM Subject: Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #57 > >Date: Sun, 06 Aug 2000 19:07:19 -0400 > >From: Bud Scott <[email protected]> > > > >Dear List, > > > >I was searching the internet looking for leads for my > Newton/Taylor brick > >wall. In a database I found a William S. Taylor that married a > Mary Newton > >in Stafford County VA. The database only gave dates of 1851 - 1900. > > Buddy, What database was this in? Can you provide the specifics? > Maybe someone on the list has access to this particular database > and could send you the file! > > Brian > > > Brian J. Newton |Researching the following Surnames: > 2303 Hwy 20 | NY,PA: Beer, Foust, Green, Newton, > Decatur, Ala. 35601-7515 | Passmore, Schmidt, Sherman, Yoder > email:[email protected] or home page: home.hiwaay.net/~bjnewton > List manager, NEWTON, FAUST, & STARR Mailing lists at RootsWeb. >

>Date: Sun, 06 Aug 2000 19:07:19 -0400 >From: Bud Scott <[email protected]> > >Dear List, > >I was searching the internet looking for leads for my Newton/Taylor brick >wall. In a database I found a William S. Taylor that married a Mary Newton >in Stafford County VA. The database only gave dates of 1851 - 1900. Buddy, What database was this in? Can you provide the specifics? Maybe someone on the list has access to this particular database and could send you the file! Brian Brian J. Newton |Researching the following Surnames: 2303 Hwy 20 | NY,PA: Beer, Foust, Green, Newton, Decatur, Ala. 35601-7515 | Passmore, Schmidt, Sherman, Yoder email:[email protected] or home page: home.hiwaay.net/~bjnewton List manager, NEWTON, FAUST, & STARR Mailing lists at RootsWeb.

Dear List, I was searching the internet looking for leads for my Newton/Taylor brick wall. In a database I found a William S. Taylor that married a Mary Newton in Stafford County VA. The database only gave dates of 1851 - 1900. This is interesting because my gggrandmother was Susan A. Taylor Born in 1867, in Stafford County Va. Daughter of James and Jane Taylor. Susan had siblings named William, Mary and Gay. Susan married John R Newton. So now I find a William S. Taylor that married Mary Newton, I don't know if there is a connection but I need to follow this lead. Any Help??? Buddy

Hello Hazel, This really is a long shot. Actually, I have no information on my Parker other than a name, Margaret Catherine Parker. She married Luis Bumgardner, of Burke Co., NC. The date of their marriage is unknown to me and this info does come from another family researcher online. He gives a birthdate of 1785 for my Margaret Catherine Parker. My Newtons are John McCall Newton (m. Jennie Arrowood 1816--spelling varies), and their son Benjamin B. Newton. Benjamin married Millie Norman and their daughter was Susan Ann Newton, who married William Bumgardner (my 3rd great grandparents). I originally had Captain Benjamin Newton and Nancy McCall as John McCall's parents, but the dates don't seem right. Another researcher checked their records and told me that the information they held agrees that John McCall Newton does indeed descend from Ebenezer Newton, descendant of an heir to Sir Isaac Newton. HOWEVER, since I need to recheck this info and figure out why the dates seem wrong, I hesitate to connect them at this point. My info shows Captain Benjamin as the son of Ebenezer Newton and Elizabeth Buchanan. There is more than one Ebenezer and it could be that something got mixed up there. Let me know if I have confused you--I'm still new to this! I have the info from Geralene Newton ([email protected]), who has an excerpt from a book which takes the Newtons from 1066 England to the US if that would help, or contact her directly through her email. Laura Champion Paulk Orlando, FL researching Falls, Bumgardner, Newton, Pruitt, Jerrill/Jarrell, Arrowood (or variation), Parker, Whiteside, Goforth, Sanders, etc., etc.

Thought I'd see if we can connect on the NEWTON and PARKER families....My NEWTON line is: PETER BULKELEY married 2nd Dec. 1756 SUSANNAH NEWTON daughter of DEACON JAMES and SUSANNA (WYATT)NEWTON. It is my belief that Deacon James is 3rd generation in Newton line. Peter and Susanna had 11 children, their last child was ISAAC NEWTON BULKELEY, b. 1781, m. Betsey DARLING..Isaac and Betsey' youngest daughter Harriet married William Augustus HAWLEY. Harriet and William A. had daughter Susan West Hawley who married JOEL G. PARKER (6th generation Parker). Does any of this match up to your lines? Hazel Bulkley, Mesa AZ -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 4:39 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Long Shot If you will write back to me I'll forward some of what has been sent to me. It's pretty long. If I get time I'll try to condense it and get it on the list. My line is said to go back to Sir Isaac's brother (by one researcher) or uncle (by another). I'm not sure which it is yet. Laura Champion Paulk Orlando, FL (researching Falls, Newton, Pruitt, Parker, Bumgardner, Jerrell or Jarrell, Whiteside, and many others)

I trying to locate any information on Edna Earl Newton, born 06/16/1882 and died 02/1953. Edna was most likely born in TX. and died in Coleman, TX. She had married Albert Reasoner in Georgetown, TX., 1900. They had six children. Thanks, M. Newton Livermore, CA

Dear Fellow Listers, I would appreciate comments, corrections, additions, and etc. Can anyone prove the link from this Thomas Newton of Kingston-upon-Hull to the Sir John Newton of Barr's Court? Cheers, Gregg First Generation 1. Thomas Newton b. ABT. 1615, Kingston-Upon-Hull, Yorkshire, ENG, (speculatively reported by some to be the son of John (Sir) Newton) d. ABT. 1670, Kingston-Upon-Hull, Yorkshire, ENG. Children: + 2. i John Newton b. 1639. 3. ii Thomas Newton. Second Generation 2. John Newton b. 1639, Kingston-Upon-Hull, Yorkshire, England, m. (1) wife "A" Newton, m. (2) wife "B" Newton, m. (3) 1669, in Selby, Yorkshire, ENG, Elizabeth Laycocke, m. (4) in VA, Rose unknown, b. PROB. ABT. 1629, d. PROB. 1712. John died PROB. 1697, Stafford Co., VA. Children by wife "A" Newton: + 4. i John Newton b. PROB. BEF. 1670. Children by wife "B" Newton: + 5. ii Joseph Newton. Children by Elizabeth Laycocke: + 6. iii Benjamin Newton b. 1669. Children by Rose unknown: 7. iv Gerrard Newton b. ABT. 1677, VA, m. Rebecca Blakiston. Gerrard died JUN 1711, Richmond Co., VA. (in his father's will, he is called "Gerrat" and/or "Garrat") 8. v Thomas Newton b. ABT. 1678. 9. vi Elizabeth Newton b. ABT. 1685, Westmoreland Co., VA, m. (1) Thomas Gilson, m. (2) Benjamin Berryman. Elizabeth died FEB 1763, Westmoreland Co., VA. Third Generation 4. John Newton b. PROB. BEF. 1670, Eng, m. ABT. 1688, Mary Allerton, (daughter of unknown unknown and unknown unknown; I would say Isaac Allerton and Elizabeth Willoughby are good hints). John died BEF. 29OCT1699, Westmoreland Co., VA. Children: 10. i William Newton m. (1) Barbara Johnson, m. (2) Elizabeth Berryman. 11. ii Elizabeth Newton. 12. iii Allerton Newton. + 13. iv Thomas Newton b. ABT. 1678. 5. Joseph Newton b. Eng, m. Sarah unknown. Joseph died AFT. 30JAN1687. Children: 14. i John Newton. 15. ii son2 Newton. 16. iii son3 Newton. 6. Benjamin Newton b. 1669, Hull, ENG, m. ABT. 1690, in Stafford Co., VA, Mary Anne Grigsby, b. ABT. 1674, Stafford County, VA, (daughter of John Grigsby and Sarah Jane Rosser) d. 09 JUN 1747, Stafford County, VA. Benjamin died 1710, Stafford Co., VA. Children: + 17. i Mary Newton b. ABT. 1698. 18. ii Margaret Newton m. William Heabard. 19. iii Letitia Newton m. Phillip Crafford. 20. iv Benjamin Newton. Fourth Generation 13. Thomas Newton b. ABT. 1678, Wilmington, Westmoreland, VA, m. 1702, in Old Rappahannock Co., Elizabeth Storke, b. ABT. 1687, (daughter of Nehemiah Storke and Behethland Gilson) d. APR 1759, bur. Wilmington. Children: + 21. i Willoughby Newton b. 1703. 22. ii Elizabeth Newton m. unknown Wauhope. 23. iii Behethland Newton m. (1) Walter (Rev.) Jones, m. (2) Robert Neusome, m. (3) Gavin Lawry. 24. iv Catherine Newton. 17. Mary Newton b. ABT. 1698, Stafford Co., VA, m. 20 DEC 1741, John Rogers, b. ABT. 1703, Stafford Co., VA, (son of John Rogers) d. 1760, Stafford Co., VA. Children: 25. i William Rogers. 26. ii Grigsby Rogers. + 27. iii Mary Rogers b. 1722. Fifth Generation 21. Willoughby Newton b. 1703, Wilmington, m. Sarah Eskridge, (daughter of George Eskridge) bur. Wilmington. Willoughby bur. Wilmington. Children: + 28. i John Newton. + 29. ii Ann Newton. 27. Mary Rogers b. 1722, St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., VA, m. 10 Nov 1741, in St. Paul's Parish, Stafford County, VA, William Colclough, b. 02 JUL 1716, St. Paul's Parish, Stafford Co., VA, (son of Benjamin Colclough and Rachael (who I have seen referred to as Rachel Mnu, Rachel Bolling, and Rachel Bolling Mnu) d. JUN 1783, Warren Co., NC. Mary died ABT. 1802, Warren Co., NC. Children: + 30. i John Ashby Colclough b. 14 SEP 1743. + 31. ii Margaret Colclough b. 04 FEB 1744. + 32. iii Elizabeth "Betty" Colclough b. 11 OCT 1747. 33. iv Rice Colclough. + 34. v William Colclough. 35. vi Jean Colclough m. unknown Mosely. + 36. vii Nancy Ann Colclough. 37. viii Mary Colclough d. APR 1794, Warren Co., TN (TN?...maybe NC). 38. ix Frances Colclough m. James Moseley. + 39. x Behethland Colclough b. ABT. 1759. 40. xi Benjamin Colclough d. 1783, Warren County, N.C. + 41. xii Alexander Colclough b. ABT. 1750.

I am looking for information on Giles NEWTON b. Scotland and lived in Tallapoosa, Ala. He had a son named John B. NEWTON b. Abt. 1814 and d. Abt 1860, possibly living in Chambers Co, ALA. They had 5 children: i.Giles Elerbee Newton ii.William L. Newton iii.Elizabeth Giles Newton m. Lewis Avant iv. Emily Newton m. David Wallace v. Julia Newton m. Leonard Berg Anyone researching this line of Newtons? Thanks, Susan