Born in Allegheny City, PA.
He worked for the following rail lines:
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne, and Chicago Rail Road.
New England and New York Rail Road.
New England Rail Road.
New York, New Haven, & Hartford Rail Road.
Boston & Maine Rail Road.
Member of Foresters of America, Court #17 in Claremont, NH.
Married to Mary Emma Merriman on November 11, 1874 in Pittsburgh, PA.
The couple had five children:
Martha May Owston McMains Leppzer
Essie Marcelli Owston (died as a child)
George Hood Owston
Charles Herbert Owston
Ovington French Owston
Married to Mary Agnes (Minnie) Donovan circa 1896.
The couple had two children:
John Gillon Owston (died as a child)
Ralph Joseph Owston
Newton French Owston Obituary
Claremont Daily Eagle
September 12, 1928
Died: Owston - in Claremont, September 11. Newton F. Owston. Aged 74 years, 5 months, and 7 days. The death of Newton F. Owston occurred Tuesday at his home in Puckershire at the age of 74.
He was a native of Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, and a locomotive engineer for many years, coming to Claremont in 1906. He held church membership at St. Luke's at Charlestown.
Surviving him a widow; a daughter, Martha of Barberton, Ohio; and three sons, Ralph of this town and Charles and Ovington, both of Barberton.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Stoughton Funeral Home, 139 Broad Street. Rev. Leland B. Chase will officiate and interment will be in the Mountain View Cemetery.
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The cause of his death - senility with the contributing factor of fractured ribs (he fell against an open stove door).
His half brother (James Humprheys Owston) back in Pittsburgh died a few hours later - they hadn't seen each other at least 30 years.
He worked for the following rail lines:
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne, and Chicago Rail Road.
New England and New York Rail Road.
New England Rail Road.
New York, New Haven, & Hartford Rail Road.
Boston & Maine Rail Road.
Member of Foresters of America, Court #17 in Claremont, NH.
Married to Mary Emma Merriman on November 11, 1874 in Pittsburgh, PA.
The couple had five children:
Martha May Owston McMains Leppzer
Essie Marcelli Owston (died as a child)
George Hood Owston
Charles Herbert Owston
Ovington French Owston
Married to Mary Agnes (Minnie) Donovan circa 1896.
The couple had two children:
John Gillon Owston (died as a child)
Ralph Joseph Owston
Newton French Owston Obituary
Claremont Daily Eagle
September 12, 1928
Died: Owston - in Claremont, September 11. Newton F. Owston. Aged 74 years, 5 months, and 7 days. The death of Newton F. Owston occurred Tuesday at his home in Puckershire at the age of 74.
He was a native of Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, and a locomotive engineer for many years, coming to Claremont in 1906. He held church membership at St. Luke's at Charlestown.
Surviving him a widow; a daughter, Martha of Barberton, Ohio; and three sons, Ralph of this town and Charles and Ovington, both of Barberton.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Stoughton Funeral Home, 139 Broad Street. Rev. Leland B. Chase will officiate and interment will be in the Mountain View Cemetery.
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The cause of his death - senility with the contributing factor of fractured ribs (he fell against an open stove door).
His half brother (James Humprheys Owston) back in Pittsburgh died a few hours later - they hadn't seen each other at least 30 years.
Born in Allegheny City, PA.
He worked for the following rail lines:
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne, and Chicago Rail Road.
New England and New York Rail Road.
New England Rail Road.
New York, New Haven, & Hartford Rail Road.
Boston & Maine Rail Road.
Member of Foresters of America, Court #17 in Claremont, NH.
Married to Mary Emma Merriman on November 11, 1874 in Pittsburgh, PA.
The couple had five children:
Martha May Owston McMains Leppzer
Essie Marcelli Owston (died as a child)
George Hood Owston
Charles Herbert Owston
Ovington French Owston
Married to Mary Agnes (Minnie) Donovan circa 1896.
The couple had two children:
John Gillon Owston (died as a child)
Ralph Joseph Owston
Newton French Owston Obituary
Claremont Daily Eagle
September 12, 1928
Died: Owston - in Claremont, September 11. Newton F. Owston. Aged 74 years, 5 months, and 7 days. The death of Newton F. Owston occurred Tuesday at his home in Puckershire at the age of 74.
He was a native of Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, and a locomotive engineer for many years, coming to Claremont in 1906. He held church membership at St. Luke's at Charlestown.
Surviving him a widow; a daughter, Martha of Barberton, Ohio; and three sons, Ralph of this town and Charles and Ovington, both of Barberton.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Stoughton Funeral Home, 139 Broad Street. Rev. Leland B. Chase will officiate and interment will be in the Mountain View Cemetery.
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The cause of his death - senility with the contributing factor of fractured ribs (he fell against an open stove door).
His half brother (James Humprheys Owston) back in Pittsburgh died a few hours later - they hadn't seen each other at least 30 years.
He worked for the following rail lines:
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne, and Chicago Rail Road.
New England and New York Rail Road.
New England Rail Road.
New York, New Haven, & Hartford Rail Road.
Boston & Maine Rail Road.
Member of Foresters of America, Court #17 in Claremont, NH.
Married to Mary Emma Merriman on November 11, 1874 in Pittsburgh, PA.
The couple had five children:
Martha May Owston McMains Leppzer
Essie Marcelli Owston (died as a child)
George Hood Owston
Charles Herbert Owston
Ovington French Owston
Married to Mary Agnes (Minnie) Donovan circa 1896.
The couple had two children:
John Gillon Owston (died as a child)
Ralph Joseph Owston
Newton French Owston Obituary
Claremont Daily Eagle
September 12, 1928
Died: Owston - in Claremont, September 11. Newton F. Owston. Aged 74 years, 5 months, and 7 days. The death of Newton F. Owston occurred Tuesday at his home in Puckershire at the age of 74.
He was a native of Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, and a locomotive engineer for many years, coming to Claremont in 1906. He held church membership at St. Luke's at Charlestown.
Surviving him a widow; a daughter, Martha of Barberton, Ohio; and three sons, Ralph of this town and Charles and Ovington, both of Barberton.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Stoughton Funeral Home, 139 Broad Street. Rev. Leland B. Chase will officiate and interment will be in the Mountain View Cemetery.
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The cause of his death - senility with the contributing factor of fractured ribs (he fell against an open stove door).
His half brother (James Humprheys Owston) back in Pittsburgh died a few hours later - they hadn't seen each other at least 30 years.
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