Thaddeus Newton

Thaddeus E Newton, age 37, New Castle, IN View Details

Cities: New Castle IN, Indianapolis IN, Cedar Rapids IA Possible Relatives: Chadwick D Newton, Dwane M Newton, Gwen Kay Newton

Thaddeus X Newton, age 50, Portland, OR View Details

Cities: Portland OR, Scappoose OR Possible Relatives: Deborah L Newton, Neil Boyd Newton, Trevor L Newton

Thaddeus E Newton, age 36 View Details

Address:***** Washington Cove Way, Indianapolis, IN. Phone Number: (907) 488-****

Thaddeus Newton View Details

Address:***** Clemson Ave, Gulfport, MS

Thaddeus Bernard Newton, age 30s, Mobile, AL View Details

Locations: Mobile AL, Fairfield AL Possible Relatives: Crystal J Newton, Delaine N Newton, Elijah Newton

Thaddeus X Newton, age 30s, Portland, OR View Details

Locations: Portland OR, Beaverton OR Possible Relatives: Deborah L Newton, Neil B Newton, Trevor L Newton

Thaddeus Xavier Newton, age 49, Portland, OR View Details

Cities: Portland OR, Grants Pass OR Possible Relatives: Melissa Marie Gardner, Bonita F Newton, Deborah L Newton

Thaddeus Betty Newton, age 89, Philadelphia, PA View Details

Cities: Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Loretta K Gregory, Angelo Newton, Arletha Annette Newton

Mary Margaret Herritage and Thaddeus Newton - enslaved • enslaved.org

Mary Margaret Herritage Newton (10 April 1815? - 18 February 1904), a free woman of color, and her husband, Thaddeus Newton (10 October 1810 - 15 March 1868), who was enslaved, exemplify the efforts of African Americans, enslaved and free, to sustain loving marriages and build strong family units. It is unknown if Mary was born free, or who her parents were.

Memorial service for enslaved man, his wife who freed him, and their ... • einnews.com

Thaddeus Newton was a North Carolina enslaved man. His wife Mary was free. In 1859, she fled to New York where she worked with well known abolitionists (such as Henry Ward Beecher and Henry ...

Memorial service for enslaved man, his wife who freed him, and their ... • americantimesreporter.com

Thaddeus Newton was a North Carolina enslaved man. His wife Mary was free. In 1859, she fled to New York where she worked with well known abolitionists (such as Henry Ward Beecher and Henry Highland Garnet) to raise money to free her husband Thaddeus. On securing her husband's freedom, Thaddeus and Mary moved with their family to New Haven, CT.

Thaddeus & Mary Newton — AlexBreanne.org • alexbreanne.org

Thaddeus Newton, the formerly enslaved man whose sons both fought for freedom, would die in 1868. After enduring severe burns, Mary Heritage Newton died at 90 years old in 1904, in the same New Haven home she bought in 1860. Both Thaddeus and Mary are buried together at Evergreen Cemetery in New Haven, CT.

A Ceremony to Celebrate Thaddeus & Mary Newton • alexbreanne.org

On February 14h, 1833, in New Bern, NC, a free black woman named Mary Herritage married her love, an enslaved man named Thaddeus Newton. Thaddeus was enslaved by Peter and Catherine Custis, relatives of Robert E. Lee. They had kids, but because Thaddeus was enslaved, Mary had to make her own way. In the late1850's, Mary moved to New York ...

Thaddeus Newton (1750-1830) - FamilySearch.org • familysearch.org

When Thaddeus Newton was born on 3 May 1750, in Leicester, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, his father, Phineas Newton, was 42 and his mother, Patience Howe, was 36. He married Sarah Demmon on 16 March 1776, in Wilbraham, Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Mary & Thaddeus Newton Graveside Memorial — AlexBreanne.org • alexbreanne.org

Thaddeus Newton, the formerly enslaved man whose sons both fought for freedom, died on March 15th, 1868.After enduring severe burns, Mary Newton died on February 18th, 1904, in the same New Haven home she bought in 1860. They are buried together at Evergreen Cemetery in New Haven, CT.. Many years ago, the gravestone of Mary & Thaddeus Newton fell over and cracked.

Remembering CT's Colored Regiments - Avon Historical Society • avonhistoricalsociety.org

Another son, Steven Newton, joined the Massachusetts 54th Colored Regiment, dying at the assault on Fort Wagner in July 1863. Mary moved to New Haven, CT in 1860. She and Thaddeus eventually bought a home at 18 Winter Street, New Haven. Her formerly enslaved husband, Thaddeus Newton, died in 1868 while she died in 1904.

Alexander Herritage Newton (1837 - 1921) - WikiTree • wikitree.com

Alexander Herritage Newton was born 5 November 1838 in North Carolina.He was the child of Mary Margaret and Thaddeus Newton; the husband of Olivia Hamilton, Victorine Undly, and Lulu Campbell; and was the brother of Civil War soldier Stephen Newton of the famous 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.. Wives and Children. Alexander married three times and had (at least) nine children, though ...