MARY E. HAMILTON NEWTON
Per census data, the James Hamilton family emigrated from England to Canada around 1846 and moved to Aurora, IL, around 1849. Phoebe, Jesse, and Rhoda were born in England, Mercy was born in Toronto, Ontario. Mary was also born in Canada. Her youngest sister Rachel was born in Illinois.
On May 9, 1868, she married Oscar Shedd Newton (July 2, 1844-May 27, 1873) in Kane County, IL, and lived in Lincoln Center, Grundy County, Iowa, until Oscar died.
Child of Mary & Oscar:
Deloss Y. Newton
June 25, 1872--February 26, 1958
After Oscar's death, Mary moved back to Kane County, IL.
On January 28, 1875, she married
James P. Kellogg
1880 U.S. census, Sugar Grove, Kane County, IL
Mary A. Newton 30 (servant)(divorced)(Canada, both parents England), and son Delos Newton 7 (IL, father VT, mother Canada) are in the household of Sardis Willey 68 (farmer).
On June 23, 1881, she married Alonzo L. Baker in Kane County, IL.
Mary and Alonzo divorced before 1884; on November 27, 1884, Alonzo married Louisa Walters.
On February 21, 1890, Mary married Harvey Raymond, in Aurora, Kane County, IL.
She is shown as Mary E. Newton in 1920 U.S. census report and Aurora city directories in 1910, 1923, 1929 and 1931 (as Mary E. Newton, widow of Oscar).
Samuel Morse Newton and Hannah Holt Newton are parents of both Abel Newton (father of Forest Newton) and Sylvester Newton (father of Oscar S. Newton). Thus, Forest and Oscar are first cousins who married the Hamilton sisters.
Mary died on June 18, 1931, in Aurora, IL. The Illinois death index transcript in ancestry.com reflects her name as Mary C. Hamilton Newton, with a burial location of Janesville Cemetery, Janesville WI. None of the cemeteries in Janesville, WI, is actually named Janesville Cemetery, although Oak Hill is now operated by the city government. Her obituary in Aurora Daily Beacon, June 19, 1931, confirmed she was buried in Janesville, WI, but did not name the cemetery. Illinois Secretary of State online record, Cyberdrive, has correct middle initial E., but without additional details of maiden name, parents, spouse, or location of burial. Her son, Deloss, and his wife are interred in Oak Hill.
Per census data, the James Hamilton family emigrated from England to Canada around 1846 and moved to Aurora, IL, around 1849. Phoebe, Jesse, and Rhoda were born in England, Mercy was born in Toronto, Ontario. Mary was also born in Canada. Her youngest sister Rachel was born in Illinois.
On May 9, 1868, she married Oscar Shedd Newton (July 2, 1844-May 27, 1873) in Kane County, IL, and lived in Lincoln Center, Grundy County, Iowa, until Oscar died.
Child of Mary & Oscar:
Deloss Y. Newton
June 25, 1872--February 26, 1958
After Oscar's death, Mary moved back to Kane County, IL.
On January 28, 1875, she married
James P. Kellogg
1880 U.S. census, Sugar Grove, Kane County, IL
Mary A. Newton 30 (servant)(divorced)(Canada, both parents England), and son Delos Newton 7 (IL, father VT, mother Canada) are in the household of Sardis Willey 68 (farmer).
On June 23, 1881, she married Alonzo L. Baker in Kane County, IL.
Mary and Alonzo divorced before 1884; on November 27, 1884, Alonzo married Louisa Walters.
On February 21, 1890, Mary married Harvey Raymond, in Aurora, Kane County, IL.
She is shown as Mary E. Newton in 1920 U.S. census report and Aurora city directories in 1910, 1923, 1929 and 1931 (as Mary E. Newton, widow of Oscar).
Samuel Morse Newton and Hannah Holt Newton are parents of both Abel Newton (father of Forest Newton) and Sylvester Newton (father of Oscar S. Newton). Thus, Forest and Oscar are first cousins who married the Hamilton sisters.
Mary died on June 18, 1931, in Aurora, IL. The Illinois death index transcript in ancestry.com reflects her name as Mary C. Hamilton Newton, with a burial location of Janesville Cemetery, Janesville WI. None of the cemeteries in Janesville, WI, is actually named Janesville Cemetery, although Oak Hill is now operated by the city government. Her obituary in Aurora Daily Beacon, June 19, 1931, confirmed she was buried in Janesville, WI, but did not name the cemetery. Illinois Secretary of State online record, Cyberdrive, has correct middle initial E., but without additional details of maiden name, parents, spouse, or location of burial. Her son, Deloss, and his wife are interred in Oak Hill.
MARY E. HAMILTON NEWTON
Per census data, the James Hamilton family emigrated from England to Canada around 1846 and moved to Aurora, IL, around 1849. Phoebe, Jesse, and Rhoda were born in England, Mercy was born in Toronto, Ontario. Mary was also born in Canada. Her youngest sister Rachel was born in Illinois.
On May 9, 1868, she married Oscar Shedd Newton (July 2, 1844-May 27, 1873) in Kane County, IL, and lived in Lincoln Center, Grundy County, Iowa, until Oscar died.
Child of Mary & Oscar:
Deloss Y. Newton
June 25, 1872--February 26, 1958
After Oscar's death, Mary moved back to Kane County, IL.
On January 28, 1875, she married
James P. Kellogg
1880 U.S. census, Sugar Grove, Kane County, IL
Mary A. Newton 30 (servant)(divorced)(Canada, both parents England), and son Delos Newton 7 (IL, father VT, mother Canada) are in the household of Sardis Willey 68 (farmer).
On June 23, 1881, she married Alonzo L. Baker in Kane County, IL.
Mary and Alonzo divorced before 1884; on November 27, 1884, Alonzo married Louisa Walters.
On February 21, 1890, Mary married Harvey Raymond, in Aurora, Kane County, IL.
She is shown as Mary E. Newton in 1920 U.S. census report and Aurora city directories in 1910, 1923, 1929 and 1931 (as Mary E. Newton, widow of Oscar).
Samuel Morse Newton and Hannah Holt Newton are parents of both Abel Newton (father of Forest Newton) and Sylvester Newton (father of Oscar S. Newton). Thus, Forest and Oscar are first cousins who married the Hamilton sisters.
Mary died on June 18, 1931, in Aurora, IL. The Illinois death index transcript in ancestry.com reflects her name as Mary C. Hamilton Newton, with a burial location of Janesville Cemetery, Janesville WI. None of the cemeteries in Janesville, WI, is actually named Janesville Cemetery, although Oak Hill is now operated by the city government. Her obituary in Aurora Daily Beacon, June 19, 1931, confirmed she was buried in Janesville, WI, but did not name the cemetery. Illinois Secretary of State online record, Cyberdrive, has correct middle initial E., but without additional details of maiden name, parents, spouse, or location of burial. Her son, Deloss, and his wife are interred in Oak Hill.
Per census data, the James Hamilton family emigrated from England to Canada around 1846 and moved to Aurora, IL, around 1849. Phoebe, Jesse, and Rhoda were born in England, Mercy was born in Toronto, Ontario. Mary was also born in Canada. Her youngest sister Rachel was born in Illinois.
On May 9, 1868, she married Oscar Shedd Newton (July 2, 1844-May 27, 1873) in Kane County, IL, and lived in Lincoln Center, Grundy County, Iowa, until Oscar died.
Child of Mary & Oscar:
Deloss Y. Newton
June 25, 1872--February 26, 1958
After Oscar's death, Mary moved back to Kane County, IL.
On January 28, 1875, she married
James P. Kellogg
1880 U.S. census, Sugar Grove, Kane County, IL
Mary A. Newton 30 (servant)(divorced)(Canada, both parents England), and son Delos Newton 7 (IL, father VT, mother Canada) are in the household of Sardis Willey 68 (farmer).
On June 23, 1881, she married Alonzo L. Baker in Kane County, IL.
Mary and Alonzo divorced before 1884; on November 27, 1884, Alonzo married Louisa Walters.
On February 21, 1890, Mary married Harvey Raymond, in Aurora, Kane County, IL.
She is shown as Mary E. Newton in 1920 U.S. census report and Aurora city directories in 1910, 1923, 1929 and 1931 (as Mary E. Newton, widow of Oscar).
Samuel Morse Newton and Hannah Holt Newton are parents of both Abel Newton (father of Forest Newton) and Sylvester Newton (father of Oscar S. Newton). Thus, Forest and Oscar are first cousins who married the Hamilton sisters.
Mary died on June 18, 1931, in Aurora, IL. The Illinois death index transcript in ancestry.com reflects her name as Mary C. Hamilton Newton, with a burial location of Janesville Cemetery, Janesville WI. None of the cemeteries in Janesville, WI, is actually named Janesville Cemetery, although Oak Hill is now operated by the city government. Her obituary in Aurora Daily Beacon, June 19, 1931, confirmed she was buried in Janesville, WI, but did not name the cemetery. Illinois Secretary of State online record, Cyberdrive, has correct middle initial E., but without additional details of maiden name, parents, spouse, or location of burial. Her son, Deloss, and his wife are interred in Oak Hill.
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