Robert Newingham married Sarah Jane Simpson in 1866 (Hancock County, Illinois).
During the 1870 Census, Robert Newingham and his wife Sarah are enumerated in St. Albans, Hancock County, Illinois with two children: Louis Newingham age 2 and Anna Newingham 3 mo (born in March).
The couple are enumerated in the town of Augusta, Illinois during the 1880 US Census with the following children:
Louis Newingham age 12
Anna Newingham age 10
Maggie Newingham age 8
Civil War, 99th Illinois Infantry
Source: "Soldiers and Sailors Buried at Pulaski," Augusta Eagle (Augusta, Hancock, Illinois), 17 June 1920; photocopy of article in a Pulaski Cemetery scrapbook at Schuyler Jail Museum, Rushville, Schuyler, Illinois, 2007.
In June 1885, Robert's wife applied for a Re-Married Widow's Pension, as Sarah Morrey,
During the 1870 Census, Robert Newingham and his wife Sarah are enumerated in St. Albans, Hancock County, Illinois with two children: Louis Newingham age 2 and Anna Newingham 3 mo (born in March).
The couple are enumerated in the town of Augusta, Illinois during the 1880 US Census with the following children:
Louis Newingham age 12
Anna Newingham age 10
Maggie Newingham age 8
Civil War, 99th Illinois Infantry
Source: "Soldiers and Sailors Buried at Pulaski," Augusta Eagle (Augusta, Hancock, Illinois), 17 June 1920; photocopy of article in a Pulaski Cemetery scrapbook at Schuyler Jail Museum, Rushville, Schuyler, Illinois, 2007.
In June 1885, Robert's wife applied for a Re-Married Widow's Pension, as Sarah Morrey,
Robert Newingham married Sarah Jane Simpson in 1866 (Hancock County, Illinois).
During the 1870 Census, Robert Newingham and his wife Sarah are enumerated in St. Albans, Hancock County, Illinois with two children: Louis Newingham age 2 and Anna Newingham 3 mo (born in March).
The couple are enumerated in the town of Augusta, Illinois during the 1880 US Census with the following children:
Louis Newingham age 12
Anna Newingham age 10
Maggie Newingham age 8
Civil War, 99th Illinois Infantry
Source: "Soldiers and Sailors Buried at Pulaski," Augusta Eagle (Augusta, Hancock, Illinois), 17 June 1920; photocopy of article in a Pulaski Cemetery scrapbook at Schuyler Jail Museum, Rushville, Schuyler, Illinois, 2007.
In June 1885, Robert's wife applied for a Re-Married Widow's Pension, as Sarah Morrey,
During the 1870 Census, Robert Newingham and his wife Sarah are enumerated in St. Albans, Hancock County, Illinois with two children: Louis Newingham age 2 and Anna Newingham 3 mo (born in March).
The couple are enumerated in the town of Augusta, Illinois during the 1880 US Census with the following children:
Louis Newingham age 12
Anna Newingham age 10
Maggie Newingham age 8
Civil War, 99th Illinois Infantry
Source: "Soldiers and Sailors Buried at Pulaski," Augusta Eagle (Augusta, Hancock, Illinois), 17 June 1920; photocopy of article in a Pulaski Cemetery scrapbook at Schuyler Jail Museum, Rushville, Schuyler, Illinois, 2007.
In June 1885, Robert's wife applied for a Re-Married Widow's Pension, as Sarah Morrey,
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