Periodical for the interchange genealogical data and history about Newton families in America, and their ancestors. IIncludes the known ancestrors, descendants, and relatives of Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727), the famous English mathematician and natural philosopher. Includes many pedigree charts for different Newton families in various parts of the United States of America.

Seth Pinkham (1786-1844) was born in Nantucket, Massachusetts. His parents were Jethro Pinkham and Susanna. He married Mary Ann Brown in 1811. He died in Pernambuco, Brazil.

Harold Arthur Rose was born 17 January 1940 in Saint Helena, California. His parents were Harold Joseph Rose and Eileen Antonia Pinkham. He married Bruna Eda Babbini, daughter of Italo Ilio Babbini and Brigida Ines Rossi, 15 April 1961 in Healdsburg, California. She was born 13 June 1939 in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Ancestors, descendants and relatives have resided mainly in Italy, California, Oregon and Texas.

Samuel Barter, Jr. was the older of two brothers who lived on Barters Island in Maine about 1755/76. He married Margaret Davis in 1752 and they had 7 children. Some of their descendants are sketched in this book. Most of them still reside in Maine. Includes Barter, Bartow, Greenleaf, Hoyt, Lewis, Pinkham, Stover, and related families.

George Lewis was born in England about 1620. By 1641 he had married Sarah Jenkins and come to Massachusetts. They had nine children. Many of their descendants still reside in New England. Includes Lewis, Barter, Matthews, Pinkham, Reed, Tibbetts, Wylie, Rowell, and related families.

Tristram Coffyn (1605-1681) married Dionis Stephens and immigrated from England to Haverhill, Massachusetts in 1642, moving to Salisbury in 1654 and to Nantucket in 1660. Descendants (chiefly spelling the surname Coffin) and relatives lived in New England and elsewhere.

Parley Brown (d.1776) lived in Leicester, Wooster County, Massachusetts, and served in the Revolutionary War. Rush Spooner Brown (1846-1909), a grandson, was born in Oneida County, New York, moved to Portage, Wisconsin in 1870, where he married Jennie McDonald in 1871, and moved to Seattle, Washington in 1888. In 1893, he decided to become a farmer, which he did first in Bates County, Missouri and later in Clark County, Washington. Descendants and...

Thomas Leighton was born in England ca. 1604. He was probably among the planters who settled at Dover Point, New Hampshire, in 1633. He and his wife, Johanna, had four children, ca. 1642-1648, born at Dover. He died in 1672. Descendants lived in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, New York, Ohio, California, and elsewhere. Includes the Allen, Clark/Clarke, Davis, Hall, Libby, Pinkham, Smith, Small, Strout, and other related families.

Casper, Noble, David Knoble Jr., and Rosina Knoble were three of the children of David Knoble and Rosina Knobel of Switzerland. Casper and David Jr. emigrated in 1874 from Switzerland to Gay Mills, Wisconsin. She married Johann Peter Stussy in 1895. Casper married twice and had no children. David Jr. married twice and had seventeen children. Descendants and relatives lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Washington and elsewhere.