Married:
(1) Teresa Travis (d. 1833) on 24 Feb 1824, Warren Co., MS
(2) Matilda Ann Beard (d. bef. 1850) on 23 Jan 1834
(3) Ann E. (Aldridge) Limerick (1819-7 Jan 1893) on 15 Dec 1852, widow of Thomas Limerick who died in 1848.
Children:
1. Matilda Anne Newman (1824-1906) m. Acquilla Bolton Caldwell on 14 May 1846
2. Theresa Newman (1828-1828)
3. Mary Travis Newman (11 May 1829-27 Mar 1920, KY) m. James Yarnall Caldwell in Jan 1849
4. Edmund T. Newman (1836-bef. 1860)
5. Georgianna Newman (1846-bef. 1860)
6. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Newman (29 Jun 1848-15 Mar 1932, Austin, Travis, TX) m. George David Harrison on 10 Oct 1871
7. Walter A. Newman (1859-aft. 1883) m. Florence A. Beard #52315814 on Jan 3, 1883
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1830 Census (Ouachita Parish, LA)
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Teresa Travis)
Females - Under 5: 2
Total Slaves: 5
1840 Census (Carroll Parish, LA)
Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Males - Under 5: 3
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Matilda Ann Beard)
Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Total Slaves: 21
1850 Census (Western District, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 49
Edmund T Newman 14
Georgeanna Newman 4
Lizzie Newman 2
1860 Census (P.O. Omega and Pecan Grove, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 57
Ann E Newman 41 (nee Aldridge)
George A Newman 14
Lizzie Newman 12
Walter Newman 1
Mary E Carter 32
John C Barton 20
58 slaves
1870 Census (P.O. Illawarra, Newman, Carroll Parish, LA)
G R Newman 69
Ann E Newman 52
Walter Newman 12
Lizzie Newman 23
Mary Caldwell 44
Ann Caldwell 15
1880 Census (East Carroll Parish, LA)
Ann E. Newman 59 Self (Head) widowed
Walter A. Newman 21 Son
From the book, "Spreading the word: Mississippi Newspaper Abstracts of Genealogy" by Mary Lois S. Ragland, page 125
Vicksburg Weekly Herald, 1 October 1870
Died at his residence at Willow Point, Carroll Parish, La., on the 24th day of September, George R. Newman, aged sixty-seven years
Buried at Pecan Grove Plantation Cemetery
The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana), 13 Feb 1883, Tue
"GOD'S ACRE"
SOMETHING OF THE LITTLE GRAVEYARD BELOW GOODRICH'S LANDING, LA.
THE ENCROACHMENT OF THE RIVER ON THE HALLLOWED SPOT.
"Including those in tombs, vaults and graves, there are not more than fifty bodies now remaining in this graveyard at the present writing. Of these, we find a number of the NEWMAN family, some of whom had been interred there as far back as 1828. A moss-grown tablet over the grave of Theresa Newman bears this simple inscription: "Died 1828."
"Those deceased members of the late GEORGE NEWMAN'S family have also been removed to another burying place."
There has been no cemetery records of their family being reburied elsewhere.
(1) Teresa Travis (d. 1833) on 24 Feb 1824, Warren Co., MS
(2) Matilda Ann Beard (d. bef. 1850) on 23 Jan 1834
(3) Ann E. (Aldridge) Limerick (1819-7 Jan 1893) on 15 Dec 1852, widow of Thomas Limerick who died in 1848.
Children:
1. Matilda Anne Newman (1824-1906) m. Acquilla Bolton Caldwell on 14 May 1846
2. Theresa Newman (1828-1828)
3. Mary Travis Newman (11 May 1829-27 Mar 1920, KY) m. James Yarnall Caldwell in Jan 1849
4. Edmund T. Newman (1836-bef. 1860)
5. Georgianna Newman (1846-bef. 1860)
6. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Newman (29 Jun 1848-15 Mar 1932, Austin, Travis, TX) m. George David Harrison on 10 Oct 1871
7. Walter A. Newman (1859-aft. 1883) m. Florence A. Beard #52315814 on Jan 3, 1883
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1830 Census (Ouachita Parish, LA)
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Teresa Travis)
Females - Under 5: 2
Total Slaves: 5
1840 Census (Carroll Parish, LA)
Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Males - Under 5: 3
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Matilda Ann Beard)
Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Total Slaves: 21
1850 Census (Western District, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 49
Edmund T Newman 14
Georgeanna Newman 4
Lizzie Newman 2
1860 Census (P.O. Omega and Pecan Grove, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 57
Ann E Newman 41 (nee Aldridge)
George A Newman 14
Lizzie Newman 12
Walter Newman 1
Mary E Carter 32
John C Barton 20
58 slaves
1870 Census (P.O. Illawarra, Newman, Carroll Parish, LA)
G R Newman 69
Ann E Newman 52
Walter Newman 12
Lizzie Newman 23
Mary Caldwell 44
Ann Caldwell 15
1880 Census (East Carroll Parish, LA)
Ann E. Newman 59 Self (Head) widowed
Walter A. Newman 21 Son
From the book, "Spreading the word: Mississippi Newspaper Abstracts of Genealogy" by Mary Lois S. Ragland, page 125
Vicksburg Weekly Herald, 1 October 1870
Died at his residence at Willow Point, Carroll Parish, La., on the 24th day of September, George R. Newman, aged sixty-seven years
Buried at Pecan Grove Plantation Cemetery
The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana), 13 Feb 1883, Tue
"GOD'S ACRE"
SOMETHING OF THE LITTLE GRAVEYARD BELOW GOODRICH'S LANDING, LA.
THE ENCROACHMENT OF THE RIVER ON THE HALLLOWED SPOT.
"Including those in tombs, vaults and graves, there are not more than fifty bodies now remaining in this graveyard at the present writing. Of these, we find a number of the NEWMAN family, some of whom had been interred there as far back as 1828. A moss-grown tablet over the grave of Theresa Newman bears this simple inscription: "Died 1828."
"Those deceased members of the late GEORGE NEWMAN'S family have also been removed to another burying place."
There has been no cemetery records of their family being reburied elsewhere.
Married:
(1) Teresa Travis (d. 1833) on 24 Feb 1824, Warren Co., MS
(2) Matilda Ann Beard (d. bef. 1850) on 23 Jan 1834
(3) Ann E. (Aldridge) Limerick (1819-7 Jan 1893) on 15 Dec 1852, widow of Thomas Limerick who died in 1848.
Children:
1. Matilda Anne Newman (1824-1906) m. Acquilla Bolton Caldwell on 14 May 1846
2. Theresa Newman (1828-1828)
3. Mary Travis Newman (11 May 1829-27 Mar 1920, KY) m. James Yarnall Caldwell in Jan 1849
4. Edmund T. Newman (1836-bef. 1860)
5. Georgianna Newman (1846-bef. 1860)
6. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Newman (29 Jun 1848-15 Mar 1932, Austin, Travis, TX) m. George David Harrison on 10 Oct 1871
7. Walter A. Newman (1859-aft. 1883) m. Florence A. Beard #52315814 on Jan 3, 1883
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1830 Census (Ouachita Parish, LA)
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Teresa Travis)
Females - Under 5: 2
Total Slaves: 5
1840 Census (Carroll Parish, LA)
Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Males - Under 5: 3
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Matilda Ann Beard)
Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Total Slaves: 21
1850 Census (Western District, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 49
Edmund T Newman 14
Georgeanna Newman 4
Lizzie Newman 2
1860 Census (P.O. Omega and Pecan Grove, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 57
Ann E Newman 41 (nee Aldridge)
George A Newman 14
Lizzie Newman 12
Walter Newman 1
Mary E Carter 32
John C Barton 20
58 slaves
1870 Census (P.O. Illawarra, Newman, Carroll Parish, LA)
G R Newman 69
Ann E Newman 52
Walter Newman 12
Lizzie Newman 23
Mary Caldwell 44
Ann Caldwell 15
1880 Census (East Carroll Parish, LA)
Ann E. Newman 59 Self (Head) widowed
Walter A. Newman 21 Son
From the book, "Spreading the word: Mississippi Newspaper Abstracts of Genealogy" by Mary Lois S. Ragland, page 125
Vicksburg Weekly Herald, 1 October 1870
Died at his residence at Willow Point, Carroll Parish, La., on the 24th day of September, George R. Newman, aged sixty-seven years
Buried at Pecan Grove Plantation Cemetery
The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana), 13 Feb 1883, Tue
"GOD'S ACRE"
SOMETHING OF THE LITTLE GRAVEYARD BELOW GOODRICH'S LANDING, LA.
THE ENCROACHMENT OF THE RIVER ON THE HALLLOWED SPOT.
"Including those in tombs, vaults and graves, there are not more than fifty bodies now remaining in this graveyard at the present writing. Of these, we find a number of the NEWMAN family, some of whom had been interred there as far back as 1828. A moss-grown tablet over the grave of Theresa Newman bears this simple inscription: "Died 1828."
"Those deceased members of the late GEORGE NEWMAN'S family have also been removed to another burying place."
There has been no cemetery records of their family being reburied elsewhere.
(1) Teresa Travis (d. 1833) on 24 Feb 1824, Warren Co., MS
(2) Matilda Ann Beard (d. bef. 1850) on 23 Jan 1834
(3) Ann E. (Aldridge) Limerick (1819-7 Jan 1893) on 15 Dec 1852, widow of Thomas Limerick who died in 1848.
Children:
1. Matilda Anne Newman (1824-1906) m. Acquilla Bolton Caldwell on 14 May 1846
2. Theresa Newman (1828-1828)
3. Mary Travis Newman (11 May 1829-27 Mar 1920, KY) m. James Yarnall Caldwell in Jan 1849
4. Edmund T. Newman (1836-bef. 1860)
5. Georgianna Newman (1846-bef. 1860)
6. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Newman (29 Jun 1848-15 Mar 1932, Austin, Travis, TX) m. George David Harrison on 10 Oct 1871
7. Walter A. Newman (1859-aft. 1883) m. Florence A. Beard #52315814 on Jan 3, 1883
_____________________________________________________________________
1830 Census (Ouachita Parish, LA)
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Teresa Travis)
Females - Under 5: 2
Total Slaves: 5
1840 Census (Carroll Parish, LA)
Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Males - Under 5: 3
Females - 20 thru 29: 1 (Matilda Ann Beard)
Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Total Slaves: 21
1850 Census (Western District, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 49
Edmund T Newman 14
Georgeanna Newman 4
Lizzie Newman 2
1860 Census (P.O. Omega and Pecan Grove, Carroll Parish, LA)
George R Newman 57
Ann E Newman 41 (nee Aldridge)
George A Newman 14
Lizzie Newman 12
Walter Newman 1
Mary E Carter 32
John C Barton 20
58 slaves
1870 Census (P.O. Illawarra, Newman, Carroll Parish, LA)
G R Newman 69
Ann E Newman 52
Walter Newman 12
Lizzie Newman 23
Mary Caldwell 44
Ann Caldwell 15
1880 Census (East Carroll Parish, LA)
Ann E. Newman 59 Self (Head) widowed
Walter A. Newman 21 Son
From the book, "Spreading the word: Mississippi Newspaper Abstracts of Genealogy" by Mary Lois S. Ragland, page 125
Vicksburg Weekly Herald, 1 October 1870
Died at his residence at Willow Point, Carroll Parish, La., on the 24th day of September, George R. Newman, aged sixty-seven years
Buried at Pecan Grove Plantation Cemetery
The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana), 13 Feb 1883, Tue
"GOD'S ACRE"
SOMETHING OF THE LITTLE GRAVEYARD BELOW GOODRICH'S LANDING, LA.
THE ENCROACHMENT OF THE RIVER ON THE HALLLOWED SPOT.
"Including those in tombs, vaults and graves, there are not more than fifty bodies now remaining in this graveyard at the present writing. Of these, we find a number of the NEWMAN family, some of whom had been interred there as far back as 1828. A moss-grown tablet over the grave of Theresa Newman bears this simple inscription: "Died 1828."
"Those deceased members of the late GEORGE NEWMAN'S family have also been removed to another burying place."
There has been no cemetery records of their family being reburied elsewhere.
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