Mr. Newbury was born 8 Sept. 1843 in Allegan, Michigan. He was a descendant of several well known early families of New England, icluding the Sargeants. Newbury St. in Boston is named for his family.
During the Civil War, he enlisted in the 44th Iowa Infantry. After his discharge, he returned to Michigan. Yet, the weather was too severe for him. In early 1872, he left for Santa Barbara, California with great hope of regaining his health.
On 9 July, 1873, he married a long friend, Francis Kellogg in San Francisco (San Francisco Daily Morning Call).
Mr. and Mrs. Newbury were one of the founding European families of the Conejo Valley in California. The City of Newbury Park is named after him.
Please consult the Conejo Valley Historical Society for full details: 51 S. Ventu Park Rd. Newbury Park, Ca. 91320.
During the Civil War, he enlisted in the 44th Iowa Infantry. After his discharge, he returned to Michigan. Yet, the weather was too severe for him. In early 1872, he left for Santa Barbara, California with great hope of regaining his health.
On 9 July, 1873, he married a long friend, Francis Kellogg in San Francisco (San Francisco Daily Morning Call).
Mr. and Mrs. Newbury were one of the founding European families of the Conejo Valley in California. The City of Newbury Park is named after him.
Please consult the Conejo Valley Historical Society for full details: 51 S. Ventu Park Rd. Newbury Park, Ca. 91320.
Mr. Newbury was born 8 Sept. 1843 in Allegan, Michigan. He was a descendant of several well known early families of New England, icluding the Sargeants. Newbury St. in Boston is named for his family.
During the Civil War, he enlisted in the 44th Iowa Infantry. After his discharge, he returned to Michigan. Yet, the weather was too severe for him. In early 1872, he left for Santa Barbara, California with great hope of regaining his health.
On 9 July, 1873, he married a long friend, Francis Kellogg in San Francisco (San Francisco Daily Morning Call).
Mr. and Mrs. Newbury were one of the founding European families of the Conejo Valley in California. The City of Newbury Park is named after him.
Please consult the Conejo Valley Historical Society for full details: 51 S. Ventu Park Rd. Newbury Park, Ca. 91320.
During the Civil War, he enlisted in the 44th Iowa Infantry. After his discharge, he returned to Michigan. Yet, the weather was too severe for him. In early 1872, he left for Santa Barbara, California with great hope of regaining his health.
On 9 July, 1873, he married a long friend, Francis Kellogg in San Francisco (San Francisco Daily Morning Call).
Mr. and Mrs. Newbury were one of the founding European families of the Conejo Valley in California. The City of Newbury Park is named after him.
Please consult the Conejo Valley Historical Society for full details: 51 S. Ventu Park Rd. Newbury Park, Ca. 91320.
Gravesite Details
d. age 36 years. Civil War Veteran.
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