Lydia Ford
ID# 29971, b. 15 March 1661, d. 23 October 1747
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
Birth:
Lydia Ford was born on 15 March 1661 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Marriage:
Lydia Ford married John Roger Newton, son of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker, on 14 April 1680 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Death:
Lydia Ford died on 23 October 1747 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 86 years, 7 months and 8 days
.
Child of Lydia Ford and John Roger Newton
- Ezekiel Newton+ b. 7 Apr 1687, d. 12 Feb 1728
Roger Newton
ID# 29972, b. about 1615, d. 7 June 1683
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
This family is currently not linked to any D trees.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
Amos & his family were all based around Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire.
Researchers of this Newton family are consistent with them originating in Lincolnshire (90 miles as the crow flies from the Ds in Derbyshire).
If the DNA result is to be believed (& C.S.I . says it's so !) - then here are a few thoughts:
1. A Dearnaley was the out-of-wedlock father of a Newton
2. Vice-Versa
3. The Newtons were not from Lincolnshire & perhaps an early researcher was drawn there by thoughts of a possible Isaac Newton connection.
4. There is a "William Dearnilee als Newton" which seems to suggest a (so far unresolved) clue. see William Dearnilee als Newton
5. The closest link geographically between the Newtons & the Dearnleys has been found around 1590 with Roger Newton and Rodger Dearnilie
The Newton line is entered here in case the link is found.
It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
I would love to hear from any Newton's who might have any alternative theories. - MED
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
Amos & his family were all based around Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire.
Researchers of this Newton family are consistent with them originating in Lincolnshire (90 miles as the crow flies from the Ds in Derbyshire).
If the DNA result is to be believed (& C.S.I . says it's so !) - then here are a few thoughts:
1. A Dearnaley was the out-of-wedlock father of a Newton
2. Vice-Versa
3. The Newtons were not from Lincolnshire & perhaps an early researcher was drawn there by thoughts of a possible Isaac Newton connection.
4. There is a "William Dearnilee als Newton" which seems to suggest a (so far unresolved) clue. see William Dearnilee als Newton
5. The closest link geographically between the Newtons & the Dearnleys has been found around 1590 with Roger Newton and Rodger Dearnilie
The Newton line is entered here in case the link is found.
It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
I would love to hear from any Newton's who might have any alternative theories. - MED
To help with research here is a small list of Newton marriages in Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire
Husband Wife Marriage Date FHL Film No.
Willm Newton Marie Booth 30 Jul 1594 424859, 424961
John Ardron Alice Newton 02 Oct 1610 1736871
Nicholas Sykes Ellyn Newton 08 Oct 1610 424859, 424961
Thomas Newton Ann Brethlannd 09 Aug 1619 1736871
Thoms Newton Ellyn Bretland Nov 1622 424859, 424961
John Hollinworth Katherin Newton 25 Nov 1632 1736871
Samuell Newton Marie Beaumont 26 May 1635 424859, 424961
Joseph Hill Grace Newton 10 Dec 1676 1736871.
Birth:
Roger Newton was born about 1615 at England
FindAGrave.com shows a birth year of 1607.
Other sources have 1600, 1610 & 1620.
Some trees show a birth place of Bourne, Lincolnshire.
Roger's father is shown as Samuel in the following collection.
from "North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000"
The descendants of Rev Thomas Hooker, Hartford, Connecticut 1586-1908
"Mary Hooker, daughter of Rev. Thomas Hooker of Hartford, Conn., married in 1644, Rev. Roger Newton, who was a student of Theology with her father, son of Samuel Newton."
A researcher comment on the above collection says "Many of these ancestries have been proven incorrect or lacking in proof...."
Other sources have 1600, 1610 & 1620.
Some trees show a birth place of Bourne, Lincolnshire.
Roger's father is shown as Samuel in the following collection.
from "North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000"
The descendants of Rev Thomas Hooker, Hartford, Connecticut 1586-1908
"Mary Hooker, daughter of Rev. Thomas Hooker of Hartford, Conn., married in 1644, Rev. Roger Newton, who was a student of Theology with her father, son of Samuel Newton."
A researcher comment on the above collection says "Many of these ancestries have been proven incorrect or lacking in proof...."
Roger Newton was educated in 1636 at King's College Cambridge University, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England,
NEWTON, ROGER. Matric. sizar* from KING's, Easter 1636.
Emigrated to New England, c.1638. Studied theology at Hartford, Conn., under Rev. Thomas Hooker.
Pastor of Farmington, Conn., 1652-7. Pastor of Milford, 1660-83.
Married, at Hartford, in 1645, Mary Hooker. Died June 7, 1683. (J.G.Bartlett.)
source: Alumni Cantabrigienses - Part I. From the earliest times to 1751
Vol. iii. Kaile – Ryves, 1924. - see Internet Archive p. 252 of 503
* sizar - At Cambridge, a sizar was originally an undergraduate student who financed his studies by undertaking more or less menial tasks within his college but, as time went on, was increasingly likely to receive small grants from the college. - Wikipedia.
Emigrated to New England, c.1638. Studied theology at Hartford, Conn., under Rev. Thomas Hooker.
Pastor of Farmington, Conn., 1652-7. Pastor of Milford, 1660-83.
Married, at Hartford, in 1645, Mary Hooker. Died June 7, 1683. (J.G.Bartlett.)
source: Alumni Cantabrigienses - Part I. From the earliest times to 1751
Vol. iii. Kaile – Ryves, 1924. - see Internet Archive p. 252 of 503
* sizar - At Cambridge, a sizar was originally an undergraduate student who financed his studies by undertaking more or less menial tasks within his college but, as time went on, was increasingly likely to receive small grants from the college. - Wikipedia.
Roger Newton emigrated in 1638 to USA
"Roger Newton who enrolled in Cambridge University in 1636 and came to
Massachusetts in 1638 to study at Harvard."
source: THE NEWTON FAMILY by Robert S. Newton (1984).
Massachusetts in 1638 to study at Harvard."
source: THE NEWTON FAMILY by Robert S. Newton (1984).
Marriage:
Roger Newton married Mary Hooker in 1645 at USA
.
"Roger Newton again took the long journey through Massachusetts, and in Boston, in October, 1658, engaged passage on a ship about sailing for England, but a strong wind hindered the departure for several days.
He was called on to conduct some special services in Boston, and while he was so occupied, the captain of the ship, deciding in his own mind that it was wrong for the young minister to leave the country, and that like Jonah, he was the cause of the contrary winds by trying to escape from his duty, sailed away without him. "
source Archive.org
There is currently no evidence that Roger ever returned to England.
He was called on to conduct some special services in Boston, and while he was so occupied, the captain of the ship, deciding in his own mind that it was wrong for the young minister to leave the country, and that like Jonah, he was the cause of the contrary winds by trying to escape from his duty, sailed away without him. "
source Archive.org
There is currently no evidence that Roger ever returned to England.
Roger Newton left a will in March 1683.
.
Death:
Roger Newton died on 7 June 1683 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Application for membership of the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Edward Hall Johnson by right of lineal descent in the following line from Buswell Newton.
born died married
son of John Edward Johnson 8 Nov 1821 12 Feb 1895 -
and his wife Sarah Cornelia Newton 12 Oct 1831 8 Mar 1871 13 Oct 1852
grandson of Abner Newton 19 Apr 1796 28 May 1871 -
(on mother's side)
and his wife Sarah (Hall) Newton Jul 1795 Mar 1877 29 Apr 1823
gt-grandson of Abner Newton 29 Dec 1704 9 Sep 1752 -
and his wife Abigail (Crowell?) Fairchild 1746 19 Jan 1828 4 Mar 1788
gt-gt-grandson of Burwell Newton 1729 16 Apr 1807 -
and his wife Eunice Johnson 16 Sep 1733 21 Jan 1771 1752
gt-gt-gt-grandson of Abner Newton 1699 1769 -
and his wife Mary Burwell unknown unknown 1724
gt-gt-gt-gt-grandson of Samuel Newton 20 Oct 1646 1708 -
in England
and his wife - first Martha F??? unknown unknown 14 Mar 1669
and his wife - second Sarah Welch Fowler Jul 1658 unknown 1697
gt-gt-gt-gt-gt-grandson of Rev. Roger Newton 1610 7 Jun ????
and his wife Mary Hooker unknown 4 Feb 1676 unknown.
Children of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker
- Samuel Newton+ b. 20 Oct 1646, d. 1708
- Roger Newton Jr b. 1648, d. 19 Apr 1690
- Susana Newton b. 20 Sep 1652, d. 20 Jul 1703
- John Roger Newton+ b. Jun 1656, d. May 1699
- Ezekiel Newton b. 19 Dec 1660, d. 4 May 1734
- Sarah Newton b. 24 Jan 1662, d. 1725
- Mary Newton b. abt 1663
- Alice Newton b. 18 Sep 1664
Mary Hooker
ID# 29973, b. 1624, d. 4 February 1675
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
Birth:
Mary Hooker was born in 1624 at England
.
Marriage:
Mary Hooker married Roger Newton in 1645 at USA
.
Death:
Mary Hooker died on 4 February 1675 at New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 51 years
Another source has Mary's death as 7 Jun 1683.
Children of Mary Hooker and Roger Newton
- Samuel Newton+ b. 20 Oct 1646, d. 1708
- Roger Newton Jr b. 1648, d. 19 Apr 1690
- Susana Newton b. 20 Sep 1652, d. 20 Jul 1703
- John Roger Newton+ b. Jun 1656, d. May 1699
- Ezekiel Newton b. 19 Dec 1660, d. 4 May 1734
- Sarah Newton b. 24 Jan 1662, d. 1725
- Mary Newton b. abt 1663
- Alice Newton b. 18 Sep 1664
Susana Newton
ID# 29975, b. 20 September 1652, d. 20 July 1703
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
Birth:
Susana Newton was born on 20 September 1652 at Farmington, Hartford county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Susana Newton was the daughter of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker.
Marriage:
Susana Newton married Samuel Burwell about 1673
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Death:
Susana Newton died on 20 July 1703 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 50 years and 10 months
.
Samuel Newton
ID# 29976, b. 20 October 1646, d. 1708
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
This family is currently not linked to any D trees.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
Birth:
Samuel Newton was born on 20 October 1646 at Hartford, Hartford county, Connecticut, USA,
The 1930 application for membership of the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
by Edward Hall Johnson shows Samuel's birth place as "in England".
This seems unlikely to be correct.
by Edward Hall Johnson shows Samuel's birth place as "in England".
This seems unlikely to be correct.
25 Jan 1930 Application for membership of the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Edward Hall Johnson by right of lineal descent in the following line from Buswell Newton.
born died married
son of John Edward Johnson 8 Nov 1821 12 Feb 1895 -
and his wife Sarah Cornelia Newton 12 Oct 1831 8 Mar 1871 13 Oct 1852
grandson of Abner Newton 19 Apr 1796 28 May 1871 -
(on mother's side)
and his wife Sarah (Hall) Newton Jul 1795 Mar 1877 29 Apr 1823
gt-grandson of Abner Newton 29 Dec 1704 9 Sep 1752 -
and his wife Abigail (Crowell?) Fairchild 1746 19 Jan 1828 4 Mar 1788
gt-gt-grandson of Burwell Newton 1729 16 Apr 1807 -
and his wife Eunice Johnson 16 Sep 1733 21 Jan 1771 1752
gt-gt-gt-grandson of Abner Newton 1699 1769 -
and his wife Mary Burwell unknown unknown 1724
gt-gt-gt-gt-grandson of Samuel Newton 20 Oct 1646 1708 -
in England
and his wife - first Martha F??? unknown unknown 14 Mar 1669
and his wife - second Sarah Welch Fowler Jul 1658 unknown 1697
gt-gt-gt-gt-gt-grandson of Rev. Roger Newton 1610 7 Jun ????
and his wife Mary Hooker unknown 4 Feb 1676 unknown.
Samuel Newton was the son of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker.
Marriage:
Samuel Newton married Martha Fenn on 14 March 1669 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Marriage:
Samuel Newton married Sarah Welch in 1697 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Death:
Samuel Newton died in 1708 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 61 years
.
Child of Samuel Newton and Sarah Welch
- Abner Newton+ b. 14 May 1699, d. 24 Feb 1769
Roger Newton Jr
ID# 29977, b. 1648, d. 19 April 1690
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
This family is currently not linked to any D trees.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
Birth:
Roger Newton Jr was born in 1648 at Hartford, Hartford county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Roger Newton Jr was the son of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker.
Death:
Roger Newton Jr died on 19 April 1690 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 42 years
.
John Roger Newton
ID# 29978, b. June 1656, d. May 1699
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
This family is currently not linked to any D trees.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
Birth:
John Roger Newton was born in June 1656 at Farmington, Hartford county, Connecticut, USA,
.
John Roger Newton was the son of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker.
Marriage:
John Roger Newton married Lydia Ford on 14 April 1680 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Death:
John Roger Newton died in May 1699 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 42 years and 11 months
.
Child of John Roger Newton and Lydia Ford
- Ezekiel Newton+ b. 7 Apr 1687, d. 12 Feb 1728
Ezekiel Newton
ID# 29979, b. 19 December 1660, d. 4 May 1734
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
This family is currently not linked to any D trees.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
However, FTDNA test results suggest a common ancestor around 1630 (a 90% Confidence level) with a descendant of Amos Dearnaley
This line is entered here in case the link is found. It has been copied from an Ancestry "Public" tree and has not yet been verfied.
Birth:
Ezekiel Newton was born on 19 December 1660 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA,
.
Ezekiel Newton was the son of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker.
Death:
Ezekiel Newton died on 4 May 1734 at Milford, New Haven county, Connecticut, USA, at age 73 years, 4 months and 15 days
.
Samuel Burwell
ID# 29980, b. about 1650
- Charts
- Roger Newton (c.1610-)
Birth:
Samuel Burwell was born about 1650
.
Marriage:
Samuel Burwell married Susana Newton, daughter of Roger Newton and Mary Hooker, about 1673
.