Person:Howard Newton (4)

Watchers
m. 10 Jan 1833
  1. Eliphalet Dunn Newton1835 - 1907
  2. Howard Benjamin Newton1837 -
  3. Keziah Chandler Newton1839 -
  4. Harvey LaForest Newton1842 -
  5. George Merritt Newton1843 -
  6. Emerline Louisa Newton1844 - 1871
  7. Mary Ellen Newton1851 - 1852
  8. John Wallace Newton1852 - 1907
  9. Laura Ella Newton1855 - 1865
  10. Addie Clarine Newton1858 -
  • HHoward Benjamin Newton1837 -
  • WVallinda Dye1844 - 1893
m. 9 Oct 1865
  1. Addie Ora Newton1866 -
  2. Irving Call Newton1870 - 1879
  3. Henry Dye Newton1871 - 1873
  4. Katie Newton1879 -
  5. Ellis Joy Newton1881 - 1905
Facts and Events
Name Howard Benjamin Newton
Gender Male
Birth? 22 Feb 1837 Andover, Oxford, Maine, United States
Marriage 9 Oct 1865 Spring Hill, Johnson, Kansas, United Statesto Vallinda Dye
Death? Spring Hill, Johnson, Kansas, United States

According to E. Leonard, in The Newton Genealogy (de Pere, Wisc., 1915)

HOWARD BENJAMIN NEWTON (Benjamin T., Nathan, Joshua, Jr., Joshua, Zachariah, Jolm=, EichaixP), son of Benjamin Thorla and Clarine (Dunn) Newton of Andover, Maine, was born there February 22, 1837, and was living in 1908.

He married at Noble, Ohio, October 9, 1805. Villinda Dye, born at Noble, Ohio, March 18, 1844, died at Spring Hill, Kans., September 20, 1893, daughter of Ezekiel and Mary (Westcott) Dye of Noble, Ohio.

Howard B. Newton left Andover, Maine, in the spring of 1858; going to Ohio, December 2, 1860.

He was a soldier of the Civil War, serving three years and two months. He enlisted in 1862 in General Garfield's regiment—that is, in Company D, Fortieth Ohio regiment of volunteer infantry.

After the war he returned to Sarahville, Ohio, visiting Andover, Maine, in 1865; he moved to Spring Hill, Kans., November 31, 1869. He is a farmer. He contracted a stomach trouble in the army from which he now suffers.