Daughter of Jacques and Dorothy Babcock Pineo born soon after her parents had moved from Rhode Island. She was actually born in "Lebanon Crank" now called Columbia, Connecticut. Submit lived with her son John after her husband, Silas died. Three of her sons became doctors. Submit is said to have been very close to her children and grandchildren.
In 1790 Submit Newcomb was head of a household in Mansfield, Conn. consisting of 5 females.
Some of this information was supplied by FAG submitter,
Dave Kulchar (#47272046)
In 1790 Submit Newcomb was head of a household in Mansfield, Conn. consisting of 5 females.
Some of this information was supplied by FAG submitter,
Dave Kulchar (#47272046)
Daughter of Jacques and Dorothy Babcock Pineo born soon after her parents had moved from Rhode Island. She was actually born in "Lebanon Crank" now called Columbia, Connecticut. Submit lived with her son John after her husband, Silas died. Three of her sons became doctors. Submit is said to have been very close to her children and grandchildren.
In 1790 Submit Newcomb was head of a household in Mansfield, Conn. consisting of 5 females.
Some of this information was supplied by FAG submitter,
Dave Kulchar (#47272046)
In 1790 Submit Newcomb was head of a household in Mansfield, Conn. consisting of 5 females.
Some of this information was supplied by FAG submitter,
Dave Kulchar (#47272046)
Inscription
"Here lies the body of Mrs. Submit relict of
Mr. Silas Newcomb who departed this life Feb. 12th 1804 in the 87th year of her age. She was a tender parent well beloved by her acquaintance & died in hope of a blessed resurrection."
