Cyrus Newlin 91, a Farmer, died 3 Aug 1916 in Hutsonville, Crawford Co IL
He was born 3 Jun 1825 in IL., son of James Newlin and Betsy Simons. He was a Widow of Eliza Ann Hill.
Burial 5 Aug 1916 in Hutsonville Cemetery, Crawford Co. IL Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947-Film #1531026.
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Cyrus Newlin, a farmer, P.O. Hutsonville, was born one half mile from his present residence, in Crawford County, Ill., June 3, 1825, to James and Elizabeth (Simons) Newlin.
His father, James was born in Orange County, N.C., December 4, 1781, where he was raised, educated and married.
In 1818, James emigrated to Crawford County, Ill., entered 480 acres of land, where Cyrus now resides. His occupation was that of a farmer, and he continued the same until he died in 1852. He was the son of John Newlin, a native of North Carolina. The mother of our subject was born in Orange County, N.C., and died in Crawford County, Ill., in 1850. They were the parents of ten children of whom eight lived to be grown -- all boys,
Cyrus being the youngest was raised on the farm, and educated from the subscription schools of his native county. At twenty-one years of age he married, and remained with his parents until four years late.
In March 1846, Cyrus married Miss Eliza Ann Hill, a native of Crawford County, born September 12, 1825. She is the daughter of John A. and Sarah (Barbee) Hill.
In 1850, when he went to California and engaged in mining and merchandising for one year. In 1851, he returned to Crawford County, bought 160 acres of land, and began farming where he now resides.
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Family on Dec 16 1850 census in Crawford Co. IL., Sarah Hill 50, Widow with children; William F 18, Jane 16 , Son-in-Law; Cyrus Newlin 23 and wife Eliza A [Hill] 22, children; Olive 4, Lucetta 1 year.
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In 1862, he went to Chicago, and visited the Northern part of Illinois. In 1872, he went to Colorado, where he remained for about two months, visiting Denver City, Central City, in the mountains, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Mr. Newlin has made this trip and many others for the improvement of his health. Since 1850, Mr. Newlin has been extensively engaged in raising and trading in stock, finding market for the same at home. In his farming and business transactions, he has met with success, and is now the owner of 400 acres of land. .
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Cyrus Newlin died 3 Aug 1916
Cyrus and Eliza Ann Hill Newlin had 3 children,
Eunice Newlin
Olive Newlin Cox died Colorado September 9, 1888
Lucetta Newlin Chambers
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History Of Crawford And Clark Counties, Illinois 1883, p.284-285.
He was born 3 Jun 1825 in IL., son of James Newlin and Betsy Simons. He was a Widow of Eliza Ann Hill.
Burial 5 Aug 1916 in Hutsonville Cemetery, Crawford Co. IL Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947-Film #1531026.
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Cyrus Newlin, a farmer, P.O. Hutsonville, was born one half mile from his present residence, in Crawford County, Ill., June 3, 1825, to James and Elizabeth (Simons) Newlin.
His father, James was born in Orange County, N.C., December 4, 1781, where he was raised, educated and married.
In 1818, James emigrated to Crawford County, Ill., entered 480 acres of land, where Cyrus now resides. His occupation was that of a farmer, and he continued the same until he died in 1852. He was the son of John Newlin, a native of North Carolina. The mother of our subject was born in Orange County, N.C., and died in Crawford County, Ill., in 1850. They were the parents of ten children of whom eight lived to be grown -- all boys,
Cyrus being the youngest was raised on the farm, and educated from the subscription schools of his native county. At twenty-one years of age he married, and remained with his parents until four years late.
In March 1846, Cyrus married Miss Eliza Ann Hill, a native of Crawford County, born September 12, 1825. She is the daughter of John A. and Sarah (Barbee) Hill.
In 1850, when he went to California and engaged in mining and merchandising for one year. In 1851, he returned to Crawford County, bought 160 acres of land, and began farming where he now resides.
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Family on Dec 16 1850 census in Crawford Co. IL., Sarah Hill 50, Widow with children; William F 18, Jane 16 , Son-in-Law; Cyrus Newlin 23 and wife Eliza A [Hill] 22, children; Olive 4, Lucetta 1 year.
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In 1862, he went to Chicago, and visited the Northern part of Illinois. In 1872, he went to Colorado, where he remained for about two months, visiting Denver City, Central City, in the mountains, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Mr. Newlin has made this trip and many others for the improvement of his health. Since 1850, Mr. Newlin has been extensively engaged in raising and trading in stock, finding market for the same at home. In his farming and business transactions, he has met with success, and is now the owner of 400 acres of land. .
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Cyrus Newlin died 3 Aug 1916
Cyrus and Eliza Ann Hill Newlin had 3 children,
Eunice Newlin
Olive Newlin Cox died Colorado September 9, 1888
Lucetta Newlin Chambers
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History Of Crawford And Clark Counties, Illinois 1883, p.284-285.
Cyrus Newlin 91, a Farmer, died 3 Aug 1916 in Hutsonville, Crawford Co IL
He was born 3 Jun 1825 in IL., son of James Newlin and Betsy Simons. He was a Widow of Eliza Ann Hill.
Burial 5 Aug 1916 in Hutsonville Cemetery, Crawford Co. IL Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947-Film #1531026.
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Cyrus Newlin, a farmer, P.O. Hutsonville, was born one half mile from his present residence, in Crawford County, Ill., June 3, 1825, to James and Elizabeth (Simons) Newlin.
His father, James was born in Orange County, N.C., December 4, 1781, where he was raised, educated and married.
In 1818, James emigrated to Crawford County, Ill., entered 480 acres of land, where Cyrus now resides. His occupation was that of a farmer, and he continued the same until he died in 1852. He was the son of John Newlin, a native of North Carolina. The mother of our subject was born in Orange County, N.C., and died in Crawford County, Ill., in 1850. They were the parents of ten children of whom eight lived to be grown -- all boys,
Cyrus being the youngest was raised on the farm, and educated from the subscription schools of his native county. At twenty-one years of age he married, and remained with his parents until four years late.
In March 1846, Cyrus married Miss Eliza Ann Hill, a native of Crawford County, born September 12, 1825. She is the daughter of John A. and Sarah (Barbee) Hill.
In 1850, when he went to California and engaged in mining and merchandising for one year. In 1851, he returned to Crawford County, bought 160 acres of land, and began farming where he now resides.
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Family on Dec 16 1850 census in Crawford Co. IL., Sarah Hill 50, Widow with children; William F 18, Jane 16 , Son-in-Law; Cyrus Newlin 23 and wife Eliza A [Hill] 22, children; Olive 4, Lucetta 1 year.
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In 1862, he went to Chicago, and visited the Northern part of Illinois. In 1872, he went to Colorado, where he remained for about two months, visiting Denver City, Central City, in the mountains, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Mr. Newlin has made this trip and many others for the improvement of his health. Since 1850, Mr. Newlin has been extensively engaged in raising and trading in stock, finding market for the same at home. In his farming and business transactions, he has met with success, and is now the owner of 400 acres of land. .
**
Cyrus Newlin died 3 Aug 1916
Cyrus and Eliza Ann Hill Newlin had 3 children,
Eunice Newlin
Olive Newlin Cox died Colorado September 9, 1888
Lucetta Newlin Chambers
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History Of Crawford And Clark Counties, Illinois 1883, p.284-285.
He was born 3 Jun 1825 in IL., son of James Newlin and Betsy Simons. He was a Widow of Eliza Ann Hill.
Burial 5 Aug 1916 in Hutsonville Cemetery, Crawford Co. IL Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947-Film #1531026.
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Cyrus Newlin, a farmer, P.O. Hutsonville, was born one half mile from his present residence, in Crawford County, Ill., June 3, 1825, to James and Elizabeth (Simons) Newlin.
His father, James was born in Orange County, N.C., December 4, 1781, where he was raised, educated and married.
In 1818, James emigrated to Crawford County, Ill., entered 480 acres of land, where Cyrus now resides. His occupation was that of a farmer, and he continued the same until he died in 1852. He was the son of John Newlin, a native of North Carolina. The mother of our subject was born in Orange County, N.C., and died in Crawford County, Ill., in 1850. They were the parents of ten children of whom eight lived to be grown -- all boys,
Cyrus being the youngest was raised on the farm, and educated from the subscription schools of his native county. At twenty-one years of age he married, and remained with his parents until four years late.
In March 1846, Cyrus married Miss Eliza Ann Hill, a native of Crawford County, born September 12, 1825. She is the daughter of John A. and Sarah (Barbee) Hill.
In 1850, when he went to California and engaged in mining and merchandising for one year. In 1851, he returned to Crawford County, bought 160 acres of land, and began farming where he now resides.
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Family on Dec 16 1850 census in Crawford Co. IL., Sarah Hill 50, Widow with children; William F 18, Jane 16 , Son-in-Law; Cyrus Newlin 23 and wife Eliza A [Hill] 22, children; Olive 4, Lucetta 1 year.
**
In 1862, he went to Chicago, and visited the Northern part of Illinois. In 1872, he went to Colorado, where he remained for about two months, visiting Denver City, Central City, in the mountains, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Mr. Newlin has made this trip and many others for the improvement of his health. Since 1850, Mr. Newlin has been extensively engaged in raising and trading in stock, finding market for the same at home. In his farming and business transactions, he has met with success, and is now the owner of 400 acres of land. .
**
Cyrus Newlin died 3 Aug 1916
Cyrus and Eliza Ann Hill Newlin had 3 children,
Eunice Newlin
Olive Newlin Cox died Colorado September 9, 1888
Lucetta Newlin Chambers
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History Of Crawford And Clark Counties, Illinois 1883, p.284-285.
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