George Washington Newhall was married by the Rev. L. H. Tabor to Alice Amelia Elizabeth Cobleigh, June 14, 1865 in Concord, Essex Co., Vt. and had 7 Children all born in Kirby, Caledonia Co., Vt.
Children:
Lillian Amelia Newhall 1866-1925
Olin George Newhall 1868-1955
Carlyle Newton Newhall 1870-1941
Perley G. Newhall 1872-1940
Percy Melrose Newhall 1873-1934
Isadora Alice Newhall 1875-1971
Ronald Frelon Newhall 1878-1880
He was 5'8" in Height, Sandy Hair, Blue Eyes, and his Complexion is called "Florid" in the Great Register of Santa Cruz in 1896.
He served in the War of the Rebellion from Kirby, Vt. in Company l, Vermont 3rd. Infantry Regiment. Enlisted June 1, 1861, Mustered out July 16, 1861, Promoted to Corporal, Nov. 1, 1861, then Sergeant. He was Wounded May 6, 1864 and then Mustered out July 27, 1864.
From the Santa Cruz Surf for December 13, 1905 --"ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE--Passing of George W. Newhall, an Aged Veteran.--George W. Newhall, one of the best citizens of the community, died this morning at the family home on Walnut avenue, after a lingering illness.
He was a native of Vermont, and 69 years of age, and came to this city from that State about twenty years ago. He stood as a citizen for all that was the very best, being a typical New Englander.
In politics he was a Democrat, and stood high in his party, taking and active interest in it, and was honored by the party with the nomination of Supervisor.
He was an old soldier, and a member of Wallace Reynolds Post, G. A. R., having served in the civil war in Co. 1 of the Third Vermont Infantry.
In belief he was a Universalist, but affiliated with the Congregational church of this city, uniting with it by letter:
He leaves a wife and two daughters (Mrs. Fitch of Oroville, and Mrs. Dora McKeegan of Oakland), and four sons (Carlyle of Felton, Oliver of Oakland, Pearl of Chicago and Percy of South Africa)."
George Washington Newhall was married by the Rev. L. H. Tabor to Alice Amelia Elizabeth Cobleigh, June 14, 1865 in Concord, Essex Co., Vt. and had 7 Children all born in Kirby, Caledonia Co., Vt.
Children:
Lillian Amelia Newhall 1866-1925
Olin George Newhall 1868-1955
Carlyle Newton Newhall 1870-1941
Perley G. Newhall 1872-1940
Percy Melrose Newhall 1873-1934
Isadora Alice Newhall 1875-1971
Ronald Frelon Newhall 1878-1880
He was 5'8" in Height, Sandy Hair, Blue Eyes, and his Complexion is called "Florid" in the Great Register of Santa Cruz in 1896.
He served in the War of the Rebellion from Kirby, Vt. in Company l, Vermont 3rd. Infantry Regiment. Enlisted June 1, 1861, Mustered out July 16, 1861, Promoted to Corporal, Nov. 1, 1861, then Sergeant. He was Wounded May 6, 1864 and then Mustered out July 27, 1864.
From the Santa Cruz Surf for December 13, 1905 --"ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE--Passing of George W. Newhall, an Aged Veteran.--George W. Newhall, one of the best citizens of the community, died this morning at the family home on Walnut avenue, after a lingering illness.
He was a native of Vermont, and 69 years of age, and came to this city from that State about twenty years ago. He stood as a citizen for all that was the very best, being a typical New Englander.
In politics he was a Democrat, and stood high in his party, taking and active interest in it, and was honored by the party with the nomination of Supervisor.
He was an old soldier, and a member of Wallace Reynolds Post, G. A. R., having served in the civil war in Co. 1 of the Third Vermont Infantry.
In belief he was a Universalist, but affiliated with the Congregational church of this city, uniting with it by letter:
He leaves a wife and two daughters (Mrs. Fitch of Oroville, and Mrs. Dora McKeegan of Oakland), and four sons (Carlyle of Felton, Oliver of Oakland, Pearl of Chicago and Percy of South Africa)."
