from THE HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY, by Futhey and Cope (1881) https://archive.org/details/cu31924005813518
Nathaniel Newlin, Jr., born 19 Mar 1690, was the son of Nathaniel Newlin and Mary Mendenhall. He was born in Concord, Chester, Pennsylvania.
He married Jane Woodward, daughter of Richard and Jane Woodward, of Middletown, in 1710/1711, in Concordville, Concord Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania. She was born on 13 Apr 1687 in Thornbury Township, Chester, Pennsylvania. She died in Feb 1737 in Middletown Township, Chester (actually Delaware), Pennsylvania.
He served in the Provincial Assembly for a number of years as a representative of Chester County. He resided at Concord, where he died in Feb of 1731/2.
They left 9 children - Nathaniel, Joseph, Nicholas, Nathan, Rachel, Elizabeth, Jane, Mary and Martha
Transcribed Grave Marker from Concord MM of grandfather and great grandfather of Nathaniel Newlin, Jr.
Near This Spot Were Buried
NICHOLAS NEWLIN
Born 1619, died 1699; He purchased 7000 acres of land in Pennsylvania and emigrated from Mount Melick, County Tyrone, Ireland, Settling in Concord Township: He was one of the founders of this Meeting; served in William Penn's Provincial Council, 1685-89; sat as a Justice in the Courts at Chester, 1685-91; Elizabeth Newlin, his wife, died 1719, prominent in this Meeting; their son
NATHANIEL NEWLIN
Born in Ireland, 1665, died 1729; A member of this Meeting,, served in the Assembly of the Province during fourteen sessions, 1698-1722; sat as a Justice in the Courtns of Chester at various terms, 1703-26; Founder of Newlin Township on the Brandywine 1724, and his wife, Mary Mendenhall Newlin, who came from Wiltsire, England, with her brothers. Joined this Meeting and was here married in 1685.
This marker was placed here in 1916 as a record by the descendants, Lewis Palmer and William C. Sproul.
Nathaniel Newlin, Jr., born 19 Mar 1690, was the son of Nathaniel Newlin and Mary Mendenhall. He was born in Concord, Chester, Pennsylvania.
He married Jane Woodward, daughter of Richard and Jane Woodward, of Middletown, in 1710/1711, in Concordville, Concord Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania. She was born on 13 Apr 1687 in Thornbury Township, Chester, Pennsylvania. She died in Feb 1737 in Middletown Township, Chester (actually Delaware), Pennsylvania.
He served in the Provincial Assembly for a number of years as a representative of Chester County. He resided at Concord, where he died in Feb of 1731/2.
They left 9 children - Nathaniel, Joseph, Nicholas, Nathan, Rachel, Elizabeth, Jane, Mary and Martha
Transcribed Grave Marker from Concord MM of grandfather and great grandfather of Nathaniel Newlin, Jr.
Near This Spot Were Buried
NICHOLAS NEWLIN
Born 1619, died 1699; He purchased 7000 acres of land in Pennsylvania and emigrated from Mount Melick, County Tyrone, Ireland, Settling in Concord Township: He was one of the founders of this Meeting; served in William Penn's Provincial Council, 1685-89; sat as a Justice in the Courts at Chester, 1685-91; Elizabeth Newlin, his wife, died 1719, prominent in this Meeting; their son
NATHANIEL NEWLIN
Born in Ireland, 1665, died 1729; A member of this Meeting,, served in the Assembly of the Province during fourteen sessions, 1698-1722; sat as a Justice in the Courtns of Chester at various terms, 1703-26; Founder of Newlin Township on the Brandywine 1724, and his wife, Mary Mendenhall Newlin, who came from Wiltsire, England, with her brothers. Joined this Meeting and was here married in 1685.
This marker was placed here in 1916 as a record by the descendants, Lewis Palmer and William C. Sproul.
from THE HISTORY OF CHESTER COUNTY, by Futhey and Cope (1881) https://archive.org/details/cu31924005813518
Nathaniel Newlin, Jr., born 19 Mar 1690, was the son of Nathaniel Newlin and Mary Mendenhall. He was born in Concord, Chester, Pennsylvania.
He married Jane Woodward, daughter of Richard and Jane Woodward, of Middletown, in 1710/1711, in Concordville, Concord Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania. She was born on 13 Apr 1687 in Thornbury Township, Chester, Pennsylvania. She died in Feb 1737 in Middletown Township, Chester (actually Delaware), Pennsylvania.
He served in the Provincial Assembly for a number of years as a representative of Chester County. He resided at Concord, where he died in Feb of 1731/2.
They left 9 children - Nathaniel, Joseph, Nicholas, Nathan, Rachel, Elizabeth, Jane, Mary and Martha
Transcribed Grave Marker from Concord MM of grandfather and great grandfather of Nathaniel Newlin, Jr.
Near This Spot Were Buried
NICHOLAS NEWLIN
Born 1619, died 1699; He purchased 7000 acres of land in Pennsylvania and emigrated from Mount Melick, County Tyrone, Ireland, Settling in Concord Township: He was one of the founders of this Meeting; served in William Penn's Provincial Council, 1685-89; sat as a Justice in the Courts at Chester, 1685-91; Elizabeth Newlin, his wife, died 1719, prominent in this Meeting; their son
NATHANIEL NEWLIN
Born in Ireland, 1665, died 1729; A member of this Meeting,, served in the Assembly of the Province during fourteen sessions, 1698-1722; sat as a Justice in the Courtns of Chester at various terms, 1703-26; Founder of Newlin Township on the Brandywine 1724, and his wife, Mary Mendenhall Newlin, who came from Wiltsire, England, with her brothers. Joined this Meeting and was here married in 1685.
This marker was placed here in 1916 as a record by the descendants, Lewis Palmer and William C. Sproul.
Nathaniel Newlin, Jr., born 19 Mar 1690, was the son of Nathaniel Newlin and Mary Mendenhall. He was born in Concord, Chester, Pennsylvania.
He married Jane Woodward, daughter of Richard and Jane Woodward, of Middletown, in 1710/1711, in Concordville, Concord Township, Delaware, Pennsylvania. She was born on 13 Apr 1687 in Thornbury Township, Chester, Pennsylvania. She died in Feb 1737 in Middletown Township, Chester (actually Delaware), Pennsylvania.
He served in the Provincial Assembly for a number of years as a representative of Chester County. He resided at Concord, where he died in Feb of 1731/2.
They left 9 children - Nathaniel, Joseph, Nicholas, Nathan, Rachel, Elizabeth, Jane, Mary and Martha
Transcribed Grave Marker from Concord MM of grandfather and great grandfather of Nathaniel Newlin, Jr.
Near This Spot Were Buried
NICHOLAS NEWLIN
Born 1619, died 1699; He purchased 7000 acres of land in Pennsylvania and emigrated from Mount Melick, County Tyrone, Ireland, Settling in Concord Township: He was one of the founders of this Meeting; served in William Penn's Provincial Council, 1685-89; sat as a Justice in the Courts at Chester, 1685-91; Elizabeth Newlin, his wife, died 1719, prominent in this Meeting; their son
NATHANIEL NEWLIN
Born in Ireland, 1665, died 1729; A member of this Meeting,, served in the Assembly of the Province during fourteen sessions, 1698-1722; sat as a Justice in the Courtns of Chester at various terms, 1703-26; Founder of Newlin Township on the Brandywine 1724, and his wife, Mary Mendenhall Newlin, who came from Wiltsire, England, with her brothers. Joined this Meeting and was here married in 1685.
This marker was placed here in 1916 as a record by the descendants, Lewis Palmer and William C. Sproul.
