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Descendants of Joseph Newcom

Generation No. 2

2. THOMAS² NEWCOMB (JOSEPH¹ NEWCOM) was born in North Carolina. He married (1) MARY TENNISON August 29, 1807 in Davidson County, Tennessee. He married (2) RUTH CARROLL March 25, 1810 in Caldwell Country, Kentucky.

More About THOMAS NEWCOMB:
Census: 1830, Listed on page 26 (01001 01)

Child of THOMAS NEWCOMB and MARY TENNISON is:

THOMAS³ NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1809, Kentucky; d. Bet. 1860 - 1901, Montgomery County, Arkansas.

3. DUDLEY² NEWCOM (JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1787, and died April 03, 1838 in Livingston County, Kentucky. He married MARY ANN BLACK February 25, 1825 in Livingston County, Kentucky (Source: Livingston Marriage Records Vol 1 Oct 1799 - July 1839.), daughter of ROBERT BLACK and JANE MORROW. She was born 1801 in North Carolina, and died Aft. 1880.

More About DUDLEY NEWCOM:
Census: 1830, Livingston County, Kentucky - Page 10 - 200001 10001
Emigration: Bef. 1807, Bells Mines, Kentucky (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)
Land: Patented, "Black Place" (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)

Marriage Notes for DUDLEY NEWCOM and MARY BLACK:
A Dudley Newcum, (possibly a son of this marriage) married Elizabeth Akers in Crittenden Co, Kentucky, 14 Apr 1842 according to Automated Archives CD229.

Children of DUDLEY NEWCOM and MARY BLACK are:

	i.	MARIETTA³ NEWCOMB.
	ii.	MARGARET JANE NEWCOMB, b. 1827, Livingston County, Kentucky; d. Aft. 1880; m. JOHN T. BLACK, September 07, 1846, Crittenden County, Kentucky; b. 1823; d. Aft. 1880.
	iii.	FINIS EWING NEWCOMB, b. 1830, Livingston County, Kentucky.
8.	iv.	ROBERT DUDLEY NEWCOMB, b. 1834, Livingston County, Kentucky; d. Aft. 1884.

4. WILLIAM D.² NEWCOM, SR. (JOSEPH¹) was born Abt. 1788 in Humphrey County, Tennessee, and died Abt. 1854 in Crittenden County, Kentucky. He married (1) ELIZABETH TAYLOR. He married (2) POLIXANA SHELBY November 17, 1853 in Livington County, Kentucky.

Notes for WILLIAM D. NEWCOM, SR.:
They had 13 children, 12 Sons and 1 Daughter per Joseph l. Newcom of Deerfirld NH

Bk D, pg 521 9 Mar 1857 CRITTENDEN COUNTY, KY DEEDS
Chesley NUNN and Wm. D. NEWCOM, executors of Wm. NEWCOM Sr dec'd, convey to Stephen RUTHERFORD, for $1705, 216 acres on Tradewater adjoining D. NEWCOM's corner, being same land on which Wm. NEWCOM lived up to the time of his death, sd. land having been devised by Wm. NEWCOM Sr to be sold by his executors ... and sold
this date at public auction to RUTHERFORD. /s/ Chesley NUNN, Wm. D. NEWCOM.

More About WILLIAM D. NEWCOM, SR.:
Census: 1830, Listed on Page 26 (2101001 0001001)
Emigration: Bef. 1807, Bells Mines, Kentucky (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)
Land: Patented, Tradewater on the east, to Tradewater on the west, Including all Coal lands (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)
Occupation: Blacksmith Shop (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)
Will: October 22, 1854

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM NEWCOM and ELIZABETH TAYLOR:
Joseph L. Newcom of Deerfield, NH, writes that William and Elizabeth had a total of 12 sons and 1 daughter. My list includes 2 daughters. Possibly this 2nd daughter, Laura, is the child of William's 2nd marriage at age about 63, but he was a little on the old side. I have no record of his 2nd wife's age.

Children of WILLIAM NEWCOM and ELIZABETH TAYLOR are:

	i.	BENJAMIN D.³ NEWCOMB.
9.	ii.	JAMES A. NEWCOMB, b. Bells Mines, Kentucky.
	iii.	LAURA NEWCOMB, m. RICHARD B. YOUNG.
	iv.	WILLIAM D. NEWCOM, JR..

Notes for WILLIAM D. NEWCOM, JR.:
Bk D, pg 521 9 Mar 1857 CRITTENDEN COUNTY, KY DEEDS
Chesley NUNN and Wm. D. NEWCOM, executors of Wm. NEWCOM Sr dec'd, convey to Stephen RUTHERFORD, for $1705, 216 acres on Tradewater adjoining D. NEWCOM's corner, being same land on which Wm. NEWCOM lived up to the time of his death, sd. land having been devised by Wm. NEWCOM Sr to be sold by his executors ... and sold
this date at public auction to RUTHERFORD. /s/ Chesley NUNN, Wm. D. NEWCOM.

10.

NANCY MARY NEWCOM, b. May 26, 1814, Tennessee; d. August 17, 1877, Crittenden County, Kentucky.

5. JOHN² NEWCOMB (JOSEPH¹ NEWCOM) was born September 15, 1794 in North Carolina, and died September 23, 1850. He married (1) SARAH PRICE Bef. 1825 in Humphrey County, Tennessee. She was born in Waverly, Humphrey County, Tennessee, and died September 19, 1841 in Crittenden County, Kentucky. He married (2) MARY ANN BLACK April 05, 1842 in Crittenden County, Kentucky, daughter of ROBERT BLACK and JANE MORROW. She was born 1801 in North Carolina, and died Aft. 1880.

More About JOHN NEWCOMB:
Census: 1830, Listed on Page 26 (2300001 101001)
Emigration: Bef. 1807, Bells Mines, Kentucky (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)
Land: Patented, "John Coker Place" (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)
Note: 1826, Road Surveyor (county)

More About SARAH PRICE:
Burial: Black-Newcomb Cemetery, Crittenden County, Kentucky

Children of JOHN NEWCOMB and SARAH PRICE are:

11.	i.	DUDLEY³ NEWCOM, b. 1822, Tennessee; d. January 18, 1900, Crittenden County, Kentucky.
	ii.	DENNIS NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1825, Kentucky (Source: Census Infomation.).
	iii.	NANCY NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1825, Kentucky (Source: Census Infomation.); m. SAMUEL B. WHEATCROFT, January 09, 1853, Crittenden County, Kentucky (Source: Crittenden County Marriage1842-1865.).
	iv.	ALVIN NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
	v.	BETSY NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
	vi.	JANE NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
	vii.	JOHN NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
	viii.	MARTHA NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
	ix.	SARAH NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
	x.	WESLEY NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
	xi.	WILLIAM NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1825.
12.	xii.	JOSEPH S. NEWCOM, b. January 07, 1825, Tennessee; d. May 08, 1915, Crittenden County, Kentucky.
13.	xiii.	NEWTON NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1836, Kentucky.
14.	xiv.	PLEASANT NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1837, Kentucky; d. 1909, Marion County, Kentucky.

6. JOSEPH² NEWCOM (JOSEPH¹) (Source: Newcomb Family History - Carl & Lois Shelton 1989.) was born Abt. 1795 in Smith County, Tennessee, and died June 05, 1847 in White County, Illinois. He married (1) ELIZABETH O'NEAL April 06, 1813 in Livingston County, Kentucky (Source: (1) Livingston Marriage Records Vol 1 Oct 1799 - July 1839., (2) Kentucky: A History of the State, By Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887 Oldham County., (3) Kentucky Marriage, 1801-1825 by Liahona Research., (4) Newcomb Family History - Carl & Lois Shelton 1989.), daughter of HEZEKIAH O'NEAL and SILVIA MOORE. She was born Abt. 1795 in North Carolina (Source: Census Information.), and died November 09, 1855 in White County, Illinois. He married (2) BITSY BUTLER November 19, 1823 in Livingston County, Kentucky.

Notes for JOSEPH NEWCOM:

JOSEPH NEWCOMB's Will
His wife is Elizabeth Newcomb will get the personal property and the land during her natural life and is to be executrix. Son, Aaron Newcomb gets land, son Martin 0. Newcomb gets land. Daughter Pamela Bonner gets $1.00. After the death of my wife the property she had goes to Ira Newcomb, Phelix Newcomb, Calvin Newcomb, Aaron Newcomb, and Martiia 0. Newcomb, my five sons. Witnesses Hosea Pearce and Prusiun Pearce. Probated 21st June 1847.

HERALD'S PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
This township lies in the southern portion of the county, adjoining Gallatin, and is bounded on the north by Carmi, east by Emma, and on the west by Indian Creek. It comprises one and a half Congressional townships, or fifty-four square miles. In an agricultural point it ranks amoung the first in the county. It contains an intelligent class of agriculturists, who have made good improvements throughout the county. The Little Wabash River enters the township near the center of the north side, runs south nearly four miles, then makes its exit near the southeast corner of 6 south, 9 east.
Source: History of White Co. 1883
Submitted By: Misty Flannigan

More About JOSEPH NEWCOM:
Burial: Old Prairie Cemetery, Heralds Prairie, White County, Illinois
Emigration: Bef. 1807, Belle's Mines, Kentucky (Source: Marion News, Sept 18, 1936 - E. Jeffrey Travis (Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky).)
Land: October 02, 1833, 40 arces White County, Sect 28 Township 06S Range 09E Meridian 3 Cost $50.00
Military service: Private - 3rd Illinois Regiment - 3rd Brigade "BLACK HAWK WAR"
Will: June 21, 1847, Probated - Wife, Elizabeth was the Executrix

Notes for ELIZABETH O'NEAL:
Sale Bill of the Personal estate of Elizabeth Newcomb Deceased November 10t.h A.D. 1855
      Sarah O'Neill            4 barrels      50.60
      F. T. Nappier      paid      one pare jeens 1.00
      Ira Newcomb            Single tree & clovis .35
      Ira Newcomb            one ax .35
      Sarah O'Neill            one ax      1.20
      Ira Newcomb            1 ax I hatchett & I hammer .10
      Ira Newcomb            1 hoo & I ax      .30
      Sarah O'Neill            one Side Saddle      .60
      Ira Newcomb            1 bed Stead & tray      .05
      Eve Newcomb            one bed Stead      .30
      Sarah O'Neill            one Wheel      .50
      Hugh Austin            4 Chairs      2.70
      Boston Wees      paid      1 basket & Jug      .15
      Hugh Austin            1 Iron I pan & ladle .80
      Ira Newcomb            1 tub I churn & I buckett .30
      Eve Newcomb            I Stone Churn & coffy pot .40
      Eve Newcomb            2 skillets & I lid      1.15
      Ira Newcomb            2 bucketts      .55
      Sarah O'Neill            one te kettle .45
      Eve Newcomb            one Kettle & hooks      .85
      James O'Neill            one Kettle & hooks      .95
      William Austin            one Pot & hooks      1.20
      Ira Newcomb            one buckett cords (?) & Jug .45
      Hugh Austin            one coffy Mill      .45
      F. C. Nappier      paid      6 puter plates & 6 Spoons 1.90
      Sarah Oneill            plates knives & forks      .45
      Eve Newcomb            3 Pitchers 1.05
      Polly Brown paid            3 holes slicers & cups      .50
      Charles S. Bryant      paid      2 dislies & Pepper box      .45
      Eve Newcomb            one Dresser      3.50
      Thomas l'ool paid            1 bole & Meal Sive      .30
      Elisha Austin            I reed & harness       .60
      Ira Newcomb            1 Bed Stead bed & beding 15.90
      Polly Brown            one table      .70
      Z. R. Teachner            4 quilts      2.95
      Polly Brown            2 counterpins & blanket      .70
      Renes R Aud            1 quilt 2 counterpins sheat 3.30
      Z. R. Teachner            one lot of linqey & domestic 6.00
      Polly Brown            1 box cloths & Wool      .75
      Ira Newcomb            one lot of oats      .35
      N. 1". Chapman            5 geese      .65
      Robert Pyner            14 head of Stock hogs 29.60
      Hugh Austin            11 bushels of corn 2.20
      Ira Newcomb            one lot of Chickens      .40
      N. 1". Chapman            one cow & calf      17.50
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                  $105.50

Filed 25 April 1856 R. S. Graham, Clerk

More About ELIZABETH O'NEAL:
Burial: Old Prairie Cemetery, Heralds Prairie, White County, Illinois
Census: November 18, 1850, White County, Illinois, District 13, age 56

Marriage Notes for JOSEPH NEWCOM and ELIZABETH O'NEAL:
Joseph Newcom & O'Neil marriage bond 6th April 1813
      Know all men by these presents that we, Joseph Newcom and Timothy O'Neil are held and firmly bound unto the commonwealth of Kentucky in the just and full sum of fifty pounds current money to the payment of which we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, Administrators firmly by these presents.
      The condition of the above Obligation is such that whereas there is a marriage shortly to be had and solemnized between the above bound Joseph Newcom and Elizabeth Oncil now if it shall always hereafter appear that there Is no just cause to obstruct said marriage then the above Obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force and virtue this 6th day of April 1813.
Joseph Newcom

Seal
Timothy O'Neil


Children of JOSEPH NEWCOM and ELIZABETH O'NEAL are:

	i.	MELISSA³ NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1813.
	ii.	PAMELA NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1813; m. WILLIAM BONNER.
	iii.	PARNECY NEWCOMB, b. Aft. 1813; m. WILLIAM WILBORN BONNER, November 27, 1839, Gallatin County Illinois.
15.	iv.	IRA NEWCOMB, b. March 30, 1814, Livingston County, Kentucky; d. April 27, 1864, White County, Illinois.
16.	v.	FELIX NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1818, Livingston County, Kentucky; d. June 29, 1852, White County, Illinois.
17.	vi.	CALVIN NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1824, Livingston County, Kentucky; d. April 18, 1850, Gallatin County, Illinois.
18.	vii.	AARON NEWCOMB, b. Abt. 1829, Livingston County, Kentucky; d. Bef. 1874.
	viii.	MARY NEWCOMB (Source: Census Information.), b. Abt. 1832, White County, Illinois.

More About MARY NEWCOMB:
Census: November 17, 1850, White County, Illinois, District 13, age 18

ix.

MARTIN V. NEWCOMB, b. 1837, White County, Illinois; d. Bet. 1850 - 1855.

More About MARTIN V. NEWCOMB:
Census: November 18, 1850, White County, Illinois, District 13, age 13

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