Newtown - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Morris Newtown Belva Gerboth

meashman — 2007-04-09 03:44:35Z

Hi Zawalsh,

I'd be very much interested in any information you may have on this branch of my family.

Thanks in advance...

Re: Morris Newtown Belva Gerboth

EileenMDixon — 2007-04-09 03:22:52Z

I only know she was born 1879. She would have been my grandfather's Aunt. You have my grandfather listed as Harry Newtown which is correct, however he changed his name to Newton when he moved to Rochester, NY. I will ask my mother is she knows more.

Re: Morris Newtown Belva Gerboth

ApplesTree — 2007-03-26 16:37:43Z

Hi Dale,

We've been I touch in the past. This is my Hollington line. When we were last in touch we thought my Frank B Gerboth was aka Benjamin Gerboth. I haven't done much on this line of late but I'd be happy to compare notes again. I'll try to send you something at the last email address I have for you.

You can find my email at:
http://appledoesntfallfar2.blogspot.com/

Re: Morris Newtown Belva Gerboth

DaleGerb71 — 2007-03-26 05:17:08Z

I have much information on the Gerboth family that I would be happy to share.

Dale Gerboth

Morris Newtown Belva Gerboth

ApplesTree — 2006-12-03 22:51:06Z

Morris Newtown m. Belva Gerboth March 31, 1936 in St Lawrence Co, NY. Belva was the daughter of Frank B Gerboth & Emily Jane Hollington. Would like any info on this family.

Re: Morris Newtown Belva Gerboth

ApplesTree — 2006-07-27 22:19:56Z

I don't have anything for the names you mention. You should try

http://news.nnyln.net/

Start with the Potsdam papers. Some search tips, try every spelling variation you cab think of including changing o's to a's or c's. Try searching for an address if you have one. Also try searching for other family members names.

Good luck.

Re: Morris Newtown Belva Gerboth

meashman — 2006-07-27 15:58:05Z

I'm looking for a Julia S. Newtown daughter of Franklin Newtown and Melissa Arquette, probably of this part of Upstate NY.

Do you have any information?

Thanks

newtown?a common name

katevanrooyen — 2002-07-31 11:03:20Z

I thought theyd be a lot more messages.i genuinely thought newtown was a common name.?I also thought that antiquated families moving to a 'new town' took on the surname 'newtown' therefore making it common.

Re: Bridget Keane: Burried St. Rose 1889 age 84

2002-03-07 13:51:02Z

Note new e-mail above

thomas bartley

loiswilkins54 — 2002-01-01 23:48:43Z

My great uncle thomas bartley was born in newtown,connecticut on august 13, 1877.his family apparently moved to danbury,ct.not long after.he had a sister katie agnes bartley born february 3, 1876....& a brother joseph born october 3, 1878.their parents names were john bartley born in newtown & mother mary lenn or lennon born in ireland.i would appreciate any information on any of the above.thank you very much.

Bridget Keane: Burried St. Rose 1889 age 84

2001-04-04 14:55:19Z

Searching death record of Bridget Keane died March 2, 1889 in Hanover, Conn. at dtr in law's Mrs. Martin Keane and burried at St Rose Church, Conn.Mar. 4th. Would someone know if her death cert. would have been issued in Hanover or Newtown. Thank you for any connections or answer. Audrey Kane of New York .......kane5@home.com

Villeneuve Connections Homepage

2000-09-06 10:24:50Z

http://www.geocities.com/villeneuve_connections/

Newtown origins?

2000-06-21 22:50:10Z

I suspect that the Newtown and Newville surnames may have originally been Villeneuve. (French for New Village or New Town and perhaps now: New Ville Newtown??)

The Newvine surname is related to my children's ancestors though a name change similar to Newville. Newvine was originally Villeneuve The surname Newton has also been traced to a few of their Villeneuve ancestors.

For more information:

http://www.geocities.com/villeneuve_connections/

http://www.egroups.com/group/villeneuve_connections