Ahnentafel of David Newlin

Submitter: Don Hammond  Source: Don Hammond and as cited

FIRST GENERATION

1. David NEWLIN was born on 21 Aug 1837 in Orange County, Indiana. He died on 11 Aug 1908 in Orange County, Indiana. He was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana. DON HAMMOND HAS THE FAMILY BIBLE OF DAVID AND SARAH NEWLIN AND A CERTIFIED COPY OF DAVID AND SARAH'S MARRIAGE LICENSE, issued by Orange County, Indiana. David and Sarah's wedding services performed by John H. Bobbitt (Minister). Clerk of Court, John L. Migenity issued marriage license 12/27/1870.

SECOND GENERATION

2. Jonathan NEWLIN was born in 1789 in Alamance County, North Carolina. He died in 1860 in Orange County, Indiana. He was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana. Jonathan Newlin was William Newlin's brother. He immigrated from North Carolina in 1817. He married Mary LINDLEY in 1814 in Orange County, Indiana. Jonathan and Mary Lindley Newlin have a monument in Lick Creek graveyard in Paoli, Indiana

3. Mary LINDLEY was born in 1798 in Orange County, ?NC?. She died in 1845 in Orange County, Indiana. She was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana. Mary and Jonathan arrived in Orange County, Indiana, 18 months before Hannah (Lindley) Newlin arrived. Their homestead was southwest of Paoli, Orange County, Indiana. Jonathan NEWLIN and Mary LINDLEY had the following children:

• i. Jane NEWLIN.
  ii. James NEWLIN.
  iii. Deborah NEWLIN.
  iv. John NEWLIN.
  v. Mary NEWLIN.
  vi. Sarah NEWLIN.
  vii. Silas NEWLIN.
  viii. Thomas NEWLIN was born on 31 Aug 1819 in Indiana. He died on 16 May, 1906 in Orange County, Indiana. He was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana. On 9/28/1850, he was dismissed by Lick Creek Friends Meeting for "Marriage out of Unity" with Friends. On 2/5/1873, he and his wife Martha Jane and children were received into membership on their request.
  ix. William NEWLIN was born on 3 Mar 1827 in Orange County, Indiana. He died on 26 Feb 1895. He was buried in Concord Meeting Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana.
  x. Martha NEWLIN was born on 3 Sep 1833. She died on 21 Jan 1904 in Orange County, Indiana. She was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana.
  xi. Jonathan NEWLIN was born in 1834 in Orange County, Indiana.
  xii. David NEWLIN.
  xiii. Joel NEWLIN was born on 7 Oct 1838 in Orange County, Indiana. He died on 9 May 1920. Joel was in Sherman's Army during the Civil War.
  xiv. Henry NEWLIN was born in 1839 in Indiana. He died in a Confederate Prison Camp.
  xv. Joseph NEWLIN was born on 12 Feb 1843 in Orange County, Indiana. He died on 31 Mar 1914. Joseph and Jane live near Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.

THIRD GENERATION

4. James NEWLIN was born on 27 Apr 1747 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He died on 15 Jul 1813 in Orange County, North Carolina (now: Alamance County). He was buried in Spring Meeting Cemetery, Alamance County, North Carolina. James was almost 21 year old, when Concord Meeting sent his certificate of membership to Cane Creek Meeting in North Carolina. James and Deborah met in the southern part of Alamance County, North Carolina, which be came Orange County, North Carolina, Reference: "The Newlin Family, Ancestors and Descendants of John and Mary Pyle", by Aglie I. Newlin, Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina. James is buried next to his mother and father Springs Friends Meeting Cemetery, Alamance County, North Carolina. His grave marker (stone) was from the ruins of the chimney of the John Newlin home. The will of James Newlin is printed in the: "The Newlin Family, Ancestors and Descendants of John and Mary Pyle Newlin", by Algie Newlin. page 573. He was married to Deborah LINDLEY on 22 Jan 1772 in Cane Creek Meeting Alamance County, North Carolina.

5. Deborah LINDLEY was born on 28 Jun 1753 in Orange (Alamance) County, North Carolina. She died between 1823 and 1830 in Lick Creek, Orange County, Indiana. She was the 2nd white child born in Lower Cane Creek Valley, North Carolina and was the first of the Lindley family to be born at Cane Creek, Orange County (Alamance) North Carolina. James and Deborah lived and reared their children overlooking Cane Creek from the north. Over the years his holdings were nearly 1000 acres.. After the death of James, Deborah (age 60) moved with her older son, Thomas and the rest of the younger children to Indiana Territory (1814-1815), five hundred miles west, to Lick Creek community of southern Indiana (Orange County, Indiana.) James NEWLIN and Deborah LINDLEY had the following children:

• i. Nathaniel NEWLIN died on 22 Feb 1882. Nathaniel and Hannah were reared on adjacent farms. Hannah was the granddaughter of Henry and Mary Fayle Holladay and a descendant of William Edmundson. Hannah died a few days after the birth of her 5th child, a premature baby, named for her mother. (William Edmundson, see 2nd section Chapter VII, "The Newlin Family-Ancestors & Descendants of John and Mary Pyle Newlin" by Algie I. Newlin With Harvey Newlin. Photo in this book of Nathaniel.
  ii. Sarah NEWLIN died on 15 Feb 1819 on the day of the birth of her 1st child. Her marriage was cut short by the her death, at the birth of their first child. Their farm was located on the east side of Cane Creek and just above the farm that Sarah was reared. Joseph continued to live there after his 2nd marriage.
  iii. Mary NEWLIN was born on 8 Oct 1772 in Orange County, North Carolina. Mary married John Quakenbush , son of Peter Quakenbush . It is likely the wedding was in 1791 as Mary was disowned by meeting 10/1/1791 for not conforming to the marriage regulations of Friends.
  iv. Ruth NEWLIN was born on 2 Jul 1774 in Springs Meeting, Alamance County, North Carolina.
  v. John NEWLIN was born on 8 Apr 1776. He died on 7 Jun 1867. John and Rebecca lived on the homestead established by John's grandfather Thomas Lindley. He bought it from his uncle Jonathan Lindley. John was one of the founding fathers of Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina. He was an honored citizen in North Carolina. Newlin Township, Alamance County, North Carolina bears his name. The 1850 census reveals he was the wealthiest person in Newlin Township. He owned several thousand acres. his investments included manufacturing and mercantile business. Guilford College prior to 1837 was New Garden Boarding School.
  vi. Katherine NEWLIN was born on 25 May 1778.
  vii. Hannah NEWLIN was born on 1 Oct 1780 in Orange Co., North Carolina. viii. Eleanor NEWLIN was born on 4 Feb 1785. She died on 20 Mar 1860. She was buried in Spring Friends Meeting Cemetery. It is assumed that the marriage took place in 1810 since Eleanor was disowned 3/29/1810 for not conforming to the Friends practice in marriage. Spelling on grave marker "Elenor". Don Hammond has picture of grave marker. She is buried at Spring Friends Meeting Cemetery, Alamance County, North Carolina.
  ix. William NEWLIN was born in 1786. Newlin. William inherited 150 acres. On Sept. 27, 1817," he condemned his marriage out of unit Spring monthly meeting, Alamance (then Orange) County. On the same date was granted Certificate of transfer to Lick Creek Monthly Meeting, Orange County, Indiana. 1839 census, he and unnamed wife are listed, no children. 1830 Census he isn't listed. Orange County, Indiana. Vol. 7, Marriage Records, Probate Records, have the marriage of Hannah Newlin to John Cloud (believed Hannah widow of William).
  x. Deborah NEWLIN was born on 9 Sep 1787. She died on 5 Dec 1852.
  xi. Jonathan NEWLIN.
  xii. Thomas NEWLIN was born on 21 Feb 1790 in Orange County., North Carolina. He died on 30 Apr 1877. He was buried in Honey Creek Cemetery, Indiana. On 12/11/1852, the New London Meeting (north of Indianapolis) received a certificate of membership from Lick Creek Meeting, for Thomas and Candace, and their 8 unmarried children. By the will made by his father in 1791, Thomas was given the homestead and 300 acres of land. Candace and Thomas lived in Orange County, Indiana for 29 years and 9 of their children were born there.

6. Thomas LINDLEY III was born on 19 Sep 1766 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died in 1835 in Orange County, Indiana. He was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana. He was married to Miriam JONES on 14 Mar 1785 in North Carolina.

7. Miriam JONES was born on 5 Nov 1761 in Orange County, North Carolina. Thomas LINDLEY III and Miriam JONES had the following children:

• i. Thomas LINDLEY died in 1866 in Orange County, Indiana. He was born in Orange County, North Carolina. He was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana.
  ii. Hannah LINDLEY was born in Orange County, Indiana. Daughter of Thomas and Miriam Jones Lindley. On 9/27/1817 William gave an apology to the Meeting for not conforming to Friends practice in marriage.
  iii. Elenor LINDLEY was born in Orange County, Indiana.
  iv. Jane LINDLEY was born on 12 Jun 1795 in Orange County, North Carolina.
  v. Mary LINDLEY.
  vi. Sarah LINDLEY was born before 1800 in Orange County, Indiana. She was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana. Settled in Orange County, Indiana from Orange County, North Carolina about 1823.
  vii. Ruben LINDLEY was born before 1800 in Orange County, North Carolina. Ruben had other marriages.

FOURTH GENERATION

8. John NEWLIN, JR was born in 1716. He died in 1805 in Spring Friends Meeting, Alamance County, North Carolina.. John Newlin is buried at Springs Friends Meeting, in the southern part if Alamance County, North Carolina. John and Mary are buried under a cedar tree and it still stands tall, green and healthy after 200+ years. In 1930 descendants placed a marked on the grave, which reads, "In Memory of John Newlin & Mary Pyle". Grandfather and great grandparents immigrated from Ireland to Pennsylvania 1688. Reference: "The Newlin Family, Ancestors and Descendants of John and Mary Pyle Newlin" by Algie I. Newlin, 1965, Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina. Don Hammond has a photo of John and Mary's grave site.

His Will is printed on page 572 of "The Newlin Family, Ancestors and Descendants of John and Mary Pyle Newlin", by Algie Newlin. The document witnessed by: John Carter, Ann Carter and Hannah Carter. He was married to Mary PYLE on 13 Apr 1745 in Concord, Pennsylvania.

9. Mary PYLE was born in 1724. She died in 1790 in Orange County now--Alamance County, North Carolina. She is buried in Springs Friends Cemetery, Alamance County, North Carolina. Don Hammond has a picture of the grave marker. She died at age 66. Reference: Chapter V, "John and Mary Pyle Newlin Family", published by Algie I. Newlin, Box 8345, Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27410, published:1965. John NEWLIN, JR. and Mary PYLE had the following children:

• i. James NEWLIN.
  ii. Hannah NEWLIN was born on 30 Jun 1749 in Chester County, Pa.. She died in 1835 in Indiana or Illinois. She was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana. Robert Holladay was the son of Henry and Mary Fayle Holladay
  iii. John NEWLIN was born on 6 Dec 1752 in Chester County. Pa.. He died on 28 Apr 1839 in Crawfordsville, Indiana. He was buried in Newlin Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana.
  iv. Eli NEWLIN was born in 1755 in Chester County., Pa. He died on 28 Dec 1789 in Orange County, North Carolina. He was buried in Cane Creek Meeting, Orange County, Indiana. He was 11 years old when the family arrived in Indiana. Reference: personal description of journey, "The Friends at the Springs", dated 1984, by Algie Newlin, page 67.
  v. Mary NEWLIN was born on 8 Aug 1763 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
  vi. Nathaniel NEWLIN was born on 11 May 1768 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died on 17 Dec 1867. He was buried in Bloomington, Indiana.

10. Thomas LINDLEY was born on 25 Apr 1706 in Carlow County, Ireland. Thomas was married to Ruth HADLEY on 21 Oct 1731 in New Garden Month Meeting, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He died on 14 Sep 1781 in Orange/Alamance County, North Carolina. His an estate probated in 1782 in Hillsboro, North Carolina. He was buried in Spring Friends Cemetery, Orange County, North Carolina. He died the day of the Battle of Lindley's Mill, one of the last battles of the. Revolutionary. War, He operated a water Grist Mill, known as Lindley's Mill. . Thomas came to Pennsylvania from Carlow County, Ireland, 1713. He was 7 years old.

References: Patriotic Service, North Carolina. DAR Patriot index; WASH 1966, Vol 1 Ency AM Quaker Gen. by Hinshaw, pg 358-367. Don Hammond has a photo of Thomas and Ruth Hadley grave sites and grave marker.

11. Ruth HADLEY was born on 6 Feb 1712 in Moate M.M., West Meath County, Ireland. She died on 4 Dec 1785 in Orange County, North Carolina. She was buried in Spring Friends Cemetery, Orange County, North Carolina. Thomas LINDLEY and Ruth HADLEY had the following children:

• i. Mary LINDLEY was born in London Grove, Chester, Pa.. She died in Cane Creek M.M., North Carolina.
  ii. Katherine LINDLEY was born on 22 Nov 1732 in London Grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania. She died on 1 May 1811 in Spring, Orange County, North Carolina.
  iii. James LINDLEY was born on 22 Nov 1735 in London Grove M.M, Chester County, Pa. He was buried in Apr 1779 in 96 District, South Carolina.
  iv. Simon LINDLEY died in 1735/36. He was born on 22 Nov 1735 in (Twin) London Grove, Chester, Pa.. He was buried in London Grove, Chester, Pa.
  v. Simon LINDLEY was born on 1 Jul 1737 in London Grove, Chester, Pa.. He died before 10 Jul 1760 in Chester County, Pa.
  vi. Thomas LINDLEY was born on 7 Oct 1740 in London Grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He died on 28 Feb 1833 in Cane Creek Meeting, Orange County, North Carolina. He was buried in Cane Creek Meeting Cemetery, Alamance, North Carolina. Thomas and Sarah came to Orange County, Indiana territory, with Owen (their first born) in 1753.
  *Reference: Marjorie Lapping, from Hinshaw, Vol 1, page 438. She states died Chatman County, North Carolina.
  vii. William LINDLEY was born on 27 Feb 1742 in London Grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He died on 29 Sep 1784 in Spring Monthly Meeting, Chester County, Pa. He was buried in Spring Meeting.
  viii. Ruth LINDLEY was born on 25 May 1745 in London Grove M.M., Chester County, Pa.. She died on 15 Jul 1798 in Chatham County, North Carolina.
  ix. John LINDLEY was born on 12 Dec 1747 in London Grove, Chester, Pa.. He died in Nov 1790 in Pendleton County, South Carolina.
  x. Eleanor LINDLEY was born on 15 Nov 1750 in New Garden Township, PA. She died on 12 Jan 1783 in Cane Creek Meeting., Chatham Creek, North Carolina. She was only 5 or 6 months old when her parents made the journey from PA. to North Carolina.
  xi. Deborah LINDLEY.
  xii. Jonathan LINDLEY was born on 15 Jun 1756 in Cane Creek Meeting, Orange County, North Carolina. He died on 4 Apr 1828 in Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.

12. Thomas LINDLEY was born on 7 Oct 1740 in London Grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He died on 28 Feb 1833 in Cane Creek Meeting, Orange County, North Carolina. He was buried in Cane Creek Meeting Cemetery, Alamance, North Carolina. Thomas and Sarah came to Orange County, Indiana Territory, with Owen (their first born) in 1753.

Reference: Marjorie Lapping, from Hinshaw, Vol 1, page 438. She states died Chatman County, North Carolina. He was married to Sarah EVANS/ SARA on 2 May 1759 in Orange County, Cane Creek M.M., North Carolina.

13. Sarah EVANS/ SARA was born on 15 Jan 1743 in Chester County, North Carolina. She died on 25 Oct 1796 in Cane Creek Friends Meeting Cemetery, North Carolina. Reference: Hinshaw, Vol. 1, page 438. Buried Cane Creek Friends Meeting, Alamance County, North Carolina.

Thomas LINDLEY and Sarah EVANS/ SARA had the following children:

• i. Owen LINDLEY was born on 9 Aug 1763 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died on 21 Jul 1828 in Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.
  ii. William LINDLEY was born on 26 Dec 1764 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died on 7 Mar 1837 in Paoli, Orange County, Indiana.
  iii. Thomas LINDLEY III.
  iv. Aaron LINDLEY was born on 30 Jan 1768 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died in 1855 in Chatham County, North Carolina.
  v. Jonathan LINDLEY was born on 7 Feb 1770 in Orange County, Indiana. He died on 5 Apr 1828 in Orange County, Indiana. He was buried in Lick Creek Cemetery, Orange County, In..
  vi. David LINDLEY Sr. was born on 1 Dec 1771 in Chatham County, North Carolina. He died on 1 Sep 1854 in Orange County, Indiana.
  vii. James LINDLEY was born on 19 Jul 1774 in Chatham County, North Carolina. He died in Chatham County, North Carolina.
  viii. Mary LINDLEY was born on 15 Dec 1775 in Chatham County, North Carolina.
  *Reference: death date in "A Braxton Family Genealogy-Descendants of John Braxton and Mary "Polly" Love". is 12-05-1775.
  ix. Joshua LINDLEY was born on 21 Mar 1778 in Chatham, North Carolina. He died on 16 Aug 1850 in Probate: Chatham County, North Carolina.
  x. John LINDLEY was born on 9 Feb 1780 in Chatham County, North Carolina.
  xi. Sarah LINDLEY was born on 3 Aug 1782 in Chatham County, North Carolina.

14. Aaron JONES was born on 3 Jul 1728 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Aaron came from Hopewell Meeting, Frederick County, Virginia to Cane Creek Meeting in 1751.

15. Hannah CHEASTON was born on 11 Aug 1737 in Perqui Mans County, North Carolina. Aaron JONES and Hannah CHEASTON had the following children:

• i. Miriam JONES.

DAVID NEWLIN is the great grandfather of Donald P. Hammond Sr.

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