Jim, concerning the family of George Newton, do you know anything about the siblings of George, if there were any, and if so, who they were ? I am a Newton and have a long line traced back to Joseph Newton who went from Monmouth County, New Jersey to Virginia. I am trying to get information on his parents . I know his father was also named Joseph and was a blacksmith. Joseph Jr. was born in 1724 so I suppose his father was born around the early part of 1700's. Please email me directly if you have anything to share or would like my complete line and dates ! Thanks, Patricia Newton, Brown

I hope the mail list will indulge me for taking the space to comment about the experience Jim Ward and I recently had concerning genealogy information. By hitting "Reply", a message I meant to be private was sent to the NEWTON mailing list instead of just to Jim requesting that certain information be deleted from his site. Jim has very graciously disabled the link which contained the information on some of my living family members and has publicly apologized. When I was first learning about computers and the genealogy information that was available online, Jim was one of the first contacts I had and was most kind and helpful to me. Through my inexperience, I did not limit the number of generations sent or request that the information on living people be kept off line, which I now do. Maybe our experience will help newcomers and remind the experienced 'searchers' of what can happen. Having said this, I want to congratulate Jim on his site -- it represents a lot of work and I know it will assist many searching for their ancestors. I look forward to his NEWTON- SPRINGER site being back online and am sure others will appreciate it, too. Thank you, Peggy J. Horton

Peggy: I am very sorry to have inadvertently made the information public that you wanted to keep private. It is entirely my mistake and I will correct the information content of the Newton family line to reflect your wishes as soon as possible. In the meantime, I will disable the Newton family link tonight until I can actually get the other part done. Again, my sincerest apologies...I am not in the habit of making an error of this magnitude. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: Wayne & Peggy Horton <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 8:34 PM Subject: Re: My Wife's Newton Family Line... SPRINGER > > Jim, > > For the same reasons I stated in my earlier e-mail regarding the NEWTON CHART, I must ask > that you also delete all references to our family from and including GENERATION 5 on down > on your SPRINGER chart. > > And also on the GENERATION 4 chart, please delete the information regarding the spouse > of child #vii and the birth date of #26 Mildred Olivia Joice STATHAM. > > Thank you, > > Peggy J. Horton >

Jim, For the same reasons I stated in my earlier e-mail regarding the NEWTON CHART, I must ask that you also delete all references to our family from and including GENERATION 5 on down on your SPRINGER chart. And also on the GENERATION 4 chart, please delete the information regarding the spouse of child #vii and the birth date of #26 Mildred Olivia Joice STATHAM. Thank you, Peggy J. Horton

To all: Please take a look at my wife's Newton family line and see if you have any connections. Here is the link: http://members.tripod.com/Ward_Hunt/the1.htm . Please feel free to take a look at the rest of my website by following the links. Thanks, Jim

Hi, folks....I'm seeking anyone who has knowledge of an Amos (G.???) NEWTON who died in Medina County, Ohio on July 28, 1916. I have reason to believe he was probably born in New York, but not positive. ANY information would be more than appreciated!!!!!!! Regards, Kate Sowdon Plymouth, MA [email protected] Researching: Alley (MA), Biggs (OH), Cass (VT), Eddy (MA), Garver (OH), Kessler (PA), Lavar (VT), Merrill (MA, NH, NY), Newton (Canada, VT, NY, Oh, FL), Parsons/Persons (MA, VT, OH), Rhodes (MA, Nova Scotia), Sowdon (anywhere), Thompson (MA, VT, England), Waite (MA, Eng)

This is a great help site. http://finalthoughts.com -- It has a guide for telling your life story. Hope someone finds it useful. Gail

I am not Penny or Mark, but I am a Newton. Who was Uriah and where is he from. Do you have any information on Seaborn ( Seabern or Seab ) Newton. He married my great grandmother in 1872 in Clarke Co., Al. He later left her with a brood of children and my Daddy found him somewhere around 1947 in Meredian, Mississippi. As you can guess everyone is deceased who had any knowledge and I was 2 years old in 1947. My head is sore from hitting brick walls. I do not even know his full name. Would love to hear from you. My e-mail is [email protected] Betsey Newton Dendy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 6:33 PM Subject: Uriah Newton > I read a posting about Uriah Newton that was posted by Penny and Mark. They > wrote and asked me to write back but my computer had crashed. After I got > the #$%^& thing fixed and tried to respond the e-mail address came back as > undeliverable. Please write me again. I may have some information for you. >

Thank you for your response. I would be thrilled if you have information on my Edward Newton and his family, including father Thomas. I don't know much about them prior to emigration - do not even have what I consider to be a complete list of siblings. I'll look forward to hearing from you, however I am not Penny and Mark. I am Merrily Newton Tunnicliff, Clarinda, IA. Merrily At 07:33 PM 01/24/2000 -0500, you wrote: >I read a posting about Uriah Newton that was posted by Penny and Mark. They >wrote and asked me to write back but my computer had crashed. After I got >the #$%^& thing fixed and tried to respond the e-mail address came back as >undeliverable. Please write me again. I may have some information for you.

I read a posting about Uriah Newton that was posted by Penny and Mark. They wrote and asked me to write back but my computer had crashed. After I got the #$%^& thing fixed and tried to respond the e-mail address came back as undeliverable. Please write me again. I may have some information for you.

It has been awhile so I will post my Newton family again; First of all the info that I was given to begin with stated that my John was born ca 1795-1806? in St. Lawrence Co., NY. But I have found in his son's census records that he was born in England or Canada, so I don't know which is right. John Newton was married to Elizabeth ______ either in New York or Ohio. I don't have any dates for her. I think they are both buried in Mahaska County, Iowa. They had the following children; 1-Henry born 11 April, 1839 in Toldeo, Ohio m- #1 Mary Catharine Gibbons #2 Mary Catharine Goodemote? 2- Sarah born ca 1841/42 in Iowa m- Andrew J. Waldorf 3- Mary born ca 1843 / 45 in Iowa 4- Isaac born ca 1845 / 47 5- Jasper born 4 April, 1849 Eddyville, Wapello County, Iowa m- Mary A. Meadows 6- Louisa born 6 Sept, 1850 Mahaska County, Iowa 7- Elizabetha born ca 1854 Mahaska County, Iowa 8- Samuel born 30 July, 1856 Mahaska County, Iowa Nora [email protected]

Mary Ann, Sorry this isn't mine either, at least I don't think so. Thanks Nora -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, January 15, 2000 7:18 PM Subject: Re: NY Newtons >Nora, > >My NEWTONS were New Yorkers also, but arrived in 1860 from London. I believe >that they were preceeded by relatives so I'll run some of my tree past you, >just in case, I corresponded with Su about a year ago, so am pretty positive >that we do not have any connection beyond the fact that our Newtons were >Jewish and from England. > >--My ggrandparents, Joseph and Adelaide NEWTON were born in the 1860s and >lived in Brooklyn until their deaths. They were the parents of Leah, Jacob, >Joseph, Muriel, Lucille and Louis. > >--Joseph NEWTON's parents were John(Jacob) NEWTON and Elizabeth MILSOM. John >and Elizabeth were born in London in 1845. They also had David and Maurice >after immigrating to NY abt 1860. Elizabeth died in NY and John remarried >Meta? and moved to Wilkes Barre. PA. He died there in 1913 after having 6 >more children, several of whom headed to the midwest. > >--The parents of John(Jacob) were Maurice NEWTON and Catherine CANTOR. They >were born in London abt 1820 and never left. They also had Anna, Louis, >Frederick, Emily, David and Edward. Only Frederick, Emily and Edward stayed >in England. > >--Maurice's father was Issac NEWTON. I don't have any information on Issac >and his siblings, wife or parents yet beyond the fact that he lived in London. > >Mary Ann > >

Su, I wish oh how I wish we were looking for the same family. My John and Elizabeth both died in Mahaska County, Iowa. I think they had about 7 or 8 kids. My line was Henry who had about 6 kids from #1 marriage and about 6 from marriage #2 then his son John Henry had about 7 children of which my husband's grandmother was one. Thanks for trying to help Nora -----Original Message----- From: Su Jacobsen <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, January 15, 2000 4:41 PM Subject: Re: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #1 >At 03:42 PM 1/15/00 -0600, you wrote: >>Hello, >>In looking in New York for Newton's you haven't run across a John Newton >>born ca 1795 / 1806 have you. My husband's third great grandfather was >>suppose to have been born there or Can./ Ire. This is according to census >>records. He was married to a Elizabeth ____. This is all I know about him. >>Hoping to find relatives > >We're both looking for a Newton married to an Elizabeth around the same >time. I have an Elizabeth b. ca 1800, widowed from a Newton (born Nathan) >from England. Considering the activity of other lines, she could have been >in New York in the early 1820s. She dies a widow in New Orleans in 1838. >Her obituary and probate merely refer to her as Widow Elizabeth Nathan. Her >brother-in-law was Louis Henry Newton, b. 1798 in London. He was in >Philadelphia in 1831 from Amsterdam (probably in NY prior). He died in New >Orleans in 1840. His sister, Mary Nathan, married John Bellow in Holland, >New York, sometime around 1820. She also died in New Orleans in 1838. >Another sister, Jeanette Aarons Nathan, married Louis Henry Gunst. She also >died in New Orleans. These siblings, whether Nathan or Newton, was >supposedly the children of Henry Newton and Elizabeth Aarons. > >Confusing? I thought so. > >Su Jacobsen >Lafayette, CA >

At 03:42 PM 1/15/00 -0600, you wrote: >Hello, >In looking in New York for Newton's you haven't run across a John Newton >born ca 1795 / 1806 have you. My husband's third great grandfather was >suppose to have been born there or Can./ Ire. This is according to census >records. He was married to a Elizabeth ____. This is all I know about him. >Hoping to find relatives We're both looking for a Newton married to an Elizabeth around the same time. I have an Elizabeth b. ca 1800, widowed from a Newton (born Nathan) from England. Considering the activity of other lines, she could have been in New York in the early 1820s. She dies a widow in New Orleans in 1838. Her obituary and probate merely refer to her as Widow Elizabeth Nathan. Her brother-in-law was Louis Henry Newton, b. 1798 in London. He was in Philadelphia in 1831 from Amsterdam (probably in NY prior). He died in New Orleans in 1840. His sister, Mary Nathan, married John Bellow in Holland, New York, sometime around 1820. She also died in New Orleans in 1838. Another sister, Jeanette Aarons Nathan, married Louis Henry Gunst. She also died in New Orleans. These siblings, whether Nathan or Newton, was supposedly the children of Henry Newton and Elizabeth Aarons. Confusing? I thought so. Su Jacobsen Lafayette, CA

Hello, In looking in New York for Newton's you haven't run across a John Newton born ca 1795 / 1806 have you. My husband's third great grandfather was suppose to have been born there or Can./ Ire. This is according to census records. He was married to a Elizabeth ____. This is all I know about him. Hoping to find relatives Nora [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, January 08, 2000 11:20 PM Subject: NEWTON-D Digest V00 #1 >looking for info re: Hannah Newton > only info I have re: her is that she married John (Younger) Woodruff >after 1669 probably in NY and had at least one son, Joseph Woodruffe in 1676 >NY. > >Thank you! > >Christina Huvelle >[email protected] > >

Nora, My NEWTONS were New Yorkers also, but arrived in 1860 from London. I believe that they were preceeded by relatives so I'll run some of my tree past you, just in case, I corresponded with Su about a year ago, so am pretty positive that we do not have any connection beyond the fact that our Newtons were Jewish and from England. --My ggrandparents, Joseph and Adelaide NEWTON were born in the 1860s and lived in Brooklyn until their deaths. They were the parents of Leah, Jacob, Joseph, Muriel, Lucille and Louis. --Joseph NEWTON's parents were John(Jacob) NEWTON and Elizabeth MILSOM. John and Elizabeth were born in London in 1845. They also had David and Maurice after immigrating to NY abt 1860. Elizabeth died in NY and John remarried Meta? and moved to Wilkes Barre. PA. He died there in 1913 after having 6 more children, several of whom headed to the midwest. --The parents of John(Jacob) were Maurice NEWTON and Catherine CANTOR. They were born in London abt 1820 and never left. They also had Anna, Louis, Frederick, Emily, David and Edward. Only Frederick, Emily and Edward stayed in England. --Maurice's father was Issac NEWTON. I don't have any information on Issac and his siblings, wife or parents yet beyond the fact that he lived in London. Mary Ann

Our Ebenezer & Elizabeth Buchanan Newton came out of Pennsylvania in 1767 to Mecklenburg County NC and bought land. All of their 7 children were born in Pa. Ebenezer was born around 1725 so from your dates I don't beleive we are from the same Newton's. There are lots of Johns is our family line. They are in almost every family and generation. Sorry. Thanks for writing will keep your names in mind. If I run across anything that I think connects will let you know.

I am looking for the family of Rachel Newton, b 1842, d October 08, 1845 in Monaghan Townsship, York, Pennsylvania. She married David Ayres/Ayres in 1760 in PA. David was born in 1739 in Monaghan Township, York, Pennsylvania and died on Feb. 10. 1792 in Monaghan Township, York, Pennsylvania. Byron

looking for info re: Hannah Newton only info I have re: her is that she married John (Younger) Woodruff after 1669 probably in NY and had at least one son, Joseph Woodruffe in 1676 NY. Thank you! Christina Huvelle [email protected]

Hi Geralene & Joe, Thanks for responding. From the 1860 Census in Sullivan Co TN , I found Thomas' family as being in Piney Flats, TN which is in the eastern part of TN and is on 11 W/E. From whereI live (Richlands, VA) I go to Bristol and Johnson City and that runs into Piney Flats,TN. I descend from Thomas, William and Loren line and my mother, Mary Newton Hall. I don't know if Thomas ever lived in NC. My grandfather, Loren, was born in Indiana, but his father, William was married in Bristol, VA. Thanks, Faye