Newton, Massachusetts, USA
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Where is Newton, Massachusetts, USA? Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA (Auburndale) (Nonantum) (Oak Hill) (Thompsonville) (Waban) (West Newton)
Newton was settled in 1630 as part of "the newe towne", which was renamed Cambridge in 1638. Roxbury minister John Eliot convinced the Native American people of Nonantum, a sub-tribe of the Massachusetts led by a sachem named Waban, to relocate to Natick in 1651, fearing that they would be exploited by colonists. Newton was incorporated as a separate town, known as Cambridge Village, in 1688, then renamed Newtown in 1691, and finally Newton in 1766. It became a city in 1873.
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1661 - The first church in the area, founded in 1661 at East Parish (Newton Centre), was the traditional church of the Puritans
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4. NEWTON. [Pop. 3,351. Inc. 1691.]
Newton is a corruption of New Town, by which name this part of Cambridge was called after it...Read MORE...
Newton is a corruption of New Town, by which name this part of Cambridge was called after it...Read MORE...
1848 - Newton
The exact period of the commencement of the settlement of Newton is unknown. It was originally a...Read MORE...
The exact period of the commencement of the settlement of Newton is unknown. It was originally a...Read MORE...
1871 - Express DeliveryAt Denver, Col., a few days ago, a man tried to have himself sent by express to Newtown Corners,...Read MORE...
1872 - Boston pays its female teachers an average of $67.92 per month, and Newton $65.54.These are the highest in the State. The lowest is the town of New Ashford, which pays only $16.
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1889 - 200th AnniversaryThe city of Newton, one of Boston's suburbs, celebrated its two hundredth anniversary as a town on...Read MORE...
Newton Massachusetts, 1890
NEWTON is a large and handsome city of residences, having also its manufacturing localities, and is ...Read MORE...
NEWTON is a large and handsome city of residences, having also its manufacturing localities, and is ...Read MORE...
1891 - First Fig Newton
The Kennedy Biscuit Works (later Nabisco) used a machine invented by James Henry Mitchell to...Read MORE...
The Kennedy Biscuit Works (later Nabisco) used a machine invented by James Henry Mitchell to...Read MORE...
1905
Newton, a banking city of Middlesex co., Mass., adjoining Boston on the WSW., on the Boston and...Read MORE...
Newton, a banking city of Middlesex co., Mass., adjoining Boston on the WSW., on the Boston and...Read MORE...
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Ancestors Who Were Married Here
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John ALEXANDER (abt. 1622 - 11 December 1696) &
Beatrice MICHAEL? (abt. 1628 - 1690)
married 1659 |
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Thomas HAMMOND (13 September 1630 - 1 January 1714) &
Elizabeth STEDMAN (24 November 1637 - 29 October 1715)
married 17 December 1662 |
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Sebastien JACKSON (1650 - 6 December 1690) &
Sarah BAKER (25 March 1651 - 20 April 1725)
married 19 April 1671 |
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Jonathan PARK (PARKE) (27 August 1670 - 23 January 1718) &
Abigail Elizabeth "Anna" SPRING (21 September 1671 - 10 April 1713)
married 18 March 1689 |
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Thomas PRENTISS (PRENTICE) (22 January 1669 - 11 December 1724) &
Elizabeth BOND (abt. 1670 - )
married 3 March 1690 |
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Isaac HAMMOND (20 December 1668 - 1 January 1715) &
Ann KENDRICK (3 July 1672 - 23 December 1735)
married 7 December 1692 |
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Frank Louis BAKER (December 1881 - 2 February 1933) &
Annie Louise RHEEL (February 1884 - 26 March 1948)
married 13 July 1903 |
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James Alexander KERENS (31 May 1881 - 1938) &
Minnie Alice RHEEL (May 1882 - 1953)
married 21 January 1903 |
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George Phillip RHEEL (5 April 1854 - 22 October 1921) &
Ellen Elizabeth HOGARTH (15 October 1867 - 31 May 1949)
married 17 September 1907 |
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Albert BERTRAND ( - ) &
Ellen Elizabeth HOGARTH (15 October 1867 - 31 May 1949)
married 1923 |
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