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)