 1744 - 1824 (80 years)
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Name |
John Newbury |
Birth |
7 Apr 1744 |
England [4, 6, 9] |
- Fisher and Fisher say about 1743. I'm guessing he was born in England and came as a youth to Marshfield.
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Gender |
Male |
Origin |
Bef 1769 |
Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, British America [6, 10] |
Baptism |
25 Oct 1769 |
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America [4] |
Church: King's Chapel |
Enlisted |
11 Nov 1777 |
Cherry Valley, Tryon, New York, British America [11, 12] |
- Not sure if John Newbert and John Newbery on this page are one and the same, but I suspect they are. Lucy's pension application states that he enlisted either in Cherry Valley or Boston.
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Military |
20 Aug 1778 [6, 11, 12] |
in Capt. (John?) Ayre's company and Capt. Cornelius Bradford's (6th) company (Col. Mason Wheaton's 4th Lincoln Co. Reg.) |
during the Revolutionary War |
Removed to |
Abt 1789 |
South Fox Island, Lincoln, Massachusetts, United States [12] |
From: Old York |
Census |
1790 |
Vinalhaven, Hancock, Massachusetts, United States [13] |
Court |
10 Oct 1796 |
to answer to a complaint made of his assault on Charles Stewart |
Census |
1810 |
Vinalhaven, Hancock, Massachusetts, United States [14] |
- In 1800, there is a widow Newbury, so it is possible that this record belongs to the son John (from first wife).
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Origin |
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America [7] |
Lydia Hatherly |
Alternate Name |
John Newberry [12, 13] |
Alternate Name |
John Newbert [11] |
- I think this may be a transcription error. John Newbert was in Col. Wheaton's regiment, of which Capt. Bradford was a company commander.
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Alternate Name |
John Newbery [5, 11] |
Occupation |
farmer, fisherman and boat builder [15] |
Occupation |
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America [4] |
shipwright |
Death |
May 1824 |
Vinalhaven, Hancock, Maine, United States [6, 12, 15, 16] |
- Lyons says about 1832, age 95.
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Burial |
North Haven, Knox, Maine, United States [6] |
Person ID |
I6334 |
Duane's Ancestors |
Last Modified |
29 Mar 2019 |
Family 1 |
Ruth Mather, b. Abt 1746 d. Bef 1781 (Age ~ 34 years) [4, 5] |
Marriage |
28 Nov 1768 |
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America [3, 5] |
Church: King's Chapel |
Children |
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Family ID |
F8185 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
4 Apr 2020 |
Family 2 |
Lucy Snowman, b. Abt 1762/3, York, York, Massachusetts Bay, British America d. Aft 26 Oct 1852, Penobscot, Hancock, Maine, United States (Age ~ 89 years) [2, 12] |
Intentions |
7 Dec 1781 |
York, York, Massachusetts, United States [1, 7] |
Marriage |
8 Jan 1782 |
York, York, Massachusetts, United States [1, 2, 8, 12] |
Church: First Congregational Church |
Children |
+ | 1. Sarah Newbury, b. 23 Jun 1782, South Fox Island, Lincoln, Massachusetts, United States  |
| 2. son Newbury, b. Abt 1786 d. Aft 1790 (Age ~ 5 years) |
+ | 3. Ruth Newbury, b. Abt 1789, South Fox Island, Lincoln, Massachusetts, United States d. Aft 1870 (Age ~ 82 years) |
+ | 4. Elizabeth Newbury, b. 20 Apr 1791, Penobscot, Hancock, Massachusetts, United States d. 19 Aug 1815, Penobscot, Hancock, Massachusetts, United States (Age 24 years) |
| 5. Mary Newbury |
| 6. Daniel Newbury, b. 1795, North Haven, Hancock, Massachusetts, United States d. 11 Oct 1866, Addison, Washington, Maine, United States (Age 71 years) |
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Family ID |
F1717 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
4 Apr 2020 |
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Event Map |
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 | Birth - 7 Apr 1744 - England |
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 | Marriage - Church: King's Chapel - 28 Nov 1768 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America |
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 | Origin - Bef 1769 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, British America |
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 | Baptism - Church: King's Chapel - 25 Oct 1769 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America |
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 | Enlisted - 11 Nov 1777 - Cherry Valley, Tryon, New York, British America |
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 | Intentions - 7 Dec 1781 - York, York, Massachusetts, United States |
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 | Marriage - Church: First Congregational Church - 8 Jan 1782 - York, York, Massachusetts, United States |
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 | Removed to - From: Old York - Abt 1789 - South Fox Island, Lincoln, Massachusetts, United States |
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 | Census - 1790 - Vinalhaven, Hancock, Massachusetts, United States |
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 | Census - 1810 - Vinalhaven, Hancock, Massachusetts, United States |
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 | Origin - Lydia Hatherly - - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America |
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 | Occupation - shipwright - - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay, British America |
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 | Death - May 1824 - Vinalhaven, Hancock, Maine, United States |
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 | Burial - - North Haven, Knox, Maine, United States |
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Pin Legend |
: Address
: Location
: City/Town
: County/Shire
: State/Province
: Country
: Not Set |
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Notes |
- "The North Island: Early Times to Yesterday," Norwood Beveridge. James B. Vickery, 183 Harlow St. - Apt. 220, Bangor, ME 04401, stated 6 Oct 1994 "John Newbury was not a native of Newbury, Mass. ...I have used the vital records of Newbury - there is not a Newbury listed in birth, marriages or death. There are no accurate dates for his birth or death. In the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors he is listed as an inhabitant of Marshfield, Mass.; however, I could not locate him in the place in the published vital records. ...The records show he was born about 1743 and died in 1824 or another says 1832. He is listed in the 1790 census of Vinalhaven and buried in a cemetery in North Haven, Maine."
Al Myers
I don't find him, or any Newbury (or variant) in the Marshfield records. I find his birth date recorded in Boston when he was baptized as an adult. I'm wondering if he was from the Hartford area. Here are my thoughts on that:
1. His first wife was Ruth Mather. I find no record for Ruth's birth, death etc.
2. I did find a baptism record for Sarah, daughter of Eliakim and Ruth Mather in Boston. She would have been about the right age to be Ruth's sister
3. I find a marriage record for a Sarah Mather from Boston in Marshfield. Again about the same age as a sister of Ruth. So could John and Ruth have moved to Marshfield with her sister thus be able to make the claim "of Marshfield"?
4. I find the marriage of Eliakim Mather and Ruth Roper in Middletown, Connecticut along with additional data on children, daughters named Sarah and Ruth among them, again about the right age. This family seem to be on a migration path down the Connecticut River over the years. There also doesn't appear to be any further record of them.
5. I also find a marriage of another Eliakim Mather to a Sarah Newberry in Hartford, so at least the families were familiar.
6. Could our John Newbury have married a cousin? He was a shipwright and may have found work in Boston.
7. Lucy Newbury's pension request contains several documents from individuals that state that John was raised in Marshfield, moved to Boston where he had a boarding house and another family. From there he went to Cherry Valley, New York to become a farmer. When the Revolution broke out, he went back to Boston to get his family but was not allowed entry by the British and no one knows what became of his first family.
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Sources |
- 1. [S259] NEHGS Register, 115:223, 00390.
- 2. [S24] Maine Families in 1790, Vol. 2, 164, 00340.
- 3. [S602] Vital Records of MA, 1620-1850, Suffolk:Boston:Volume 30, page 363, 00596.
- 4. [S1132] Boston Church Records, King's Chapel:94, 00984.
- 5. [S1132] Boston Church Records, King's Chapel:374, 00984.
- 6. [S886] US ME Soldiers, Sailors & Patriots, 575, 00882.
- 7. [S314] Vital Records of York, ME, 164, 00613.
- 8. [S314] Vital Records of York, ME, 361, 00613.
- 9. [S943] Duane Barton, 00168.
- 10. [S1178] US Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, R7613, 00968.
- 11. [S1175] Massachusetts Soldiers & Sailors in the Revolutionary War, 11:333, 01020.
- 12. [S1212] Lucy Newbury Pension Request, 01057.
- 13. [S397] 1790 Vinalhaven Census, 00002.
- 14. [S499] Census on CD and Online, 1810:ME:Hancock:Vinalhaven:7, 00095.
- 15. [S100] Sketch of the Town of Vinalhaven, 50, 00481.
- 16. [S1178] US Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, R7613, 00968.
See page 50 of the pension pdf, where Benjamin Beverage states that John died in 1824.
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