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Newton Family History.....

Descendants of James Preston Newton (compiled by ANNe TIndall)

Generation No. 1

1. JAMES PRESTON6 NEWTON (JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 06 June 1884 in Newtonville, Marlboro, SC, and died 15 February 1970 in Dundee Nursing Home, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC. He married BLANCHE BRIGHT ADAMS 15 September 1907 in Baptist Parsonage, McColl, Marlboro County, SC,, daughter of SHOCKLEY ADAMS and ANNIE GIBSON. She was born 09 May 1889 in Adamsville, Marlboro, SC, and died 12 April 1964 in Marlboro Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC.

Notes for JAMES PRESTON NEWTON:
Personal History: Written in the hand of Blanche Adams (Newton) on a typed copy of an article noted as appearing in the "Marlboro Advocate" are the words "Married September 15, 1907. The article is as follows: "The old saying that "true love is not afraid of locksmiths, bars and distance", is certainly true. Shockley P. Adams and his good wife of the Boykin section had made all the necessary preparation for sending their lovely daughter Miss Blanche, to Littleton Female College, and she was to have left last Tuesday morning. Her trunk had been packed, dresses all made, some of the friends told good bye, but she and her lover, James Newton, were planning different. They had no idea of being separated for nine months, so on Sunday afternoon, under the pretense of taking a farewell buggy drive, when the sweet tales of love could be rehearsed, and each could tell the other of their undying affection, and the more firmly pledge their vows of attachment. But they rapidly drove to McColl, visited the Baptist parsonage, and in the presence of a few, hastily collected friends they were made husband and wife, and spent the night at Thos. Newton's, the groom's brother-in-law. The Advocate wishes them a long, prosperous and happy life."
Personal by granddaughter (Anita) Anne Gibson Tindall: "Granddaddy" was a BIG MAN. He was about six feet five inches tall and when he stood beside "Grandma", who was around five feet tall, they looked like "Mutt and Jeff". I remember sitting on the front porch in the swing with Granddaddy, not talking much, just swinging in the breeze. I also remember that he had horses and cows and kept them in with an electrical fence. He seemed to love holding onto the fence and then asking one of the grandchildren to "come here and hold my hand" when we would get a jolt of electricity running from the fence through his body. I didn't like that very much. I do remember how much I liked to go and spend a week or so with Granddaddy and Grandma. The house was large, they had reared nine children, and cool even on the hottest days. There always seemed to be a breeze drifting from across the field into the house. They had a well and Granddaddy would "draw a bucket of water" as needed and we would get a drink from the bucket with the dipper. They had an electrical stove, that I think some of their children encouraged them to get, but I think Grandma used the old wood stove for cooking and the new-fangled stove to store food, like left over biscuits.
Notes for BLANCHE BRIGHT ADAMS:
Blanche's eldest granddaughter, Anne Gibson (Tindall) who is compiling this family history, feels the necessity of entering a few words concerning her feelings about "Grandma". First she and "Granddaddy" looked like "Mutt and Jeff" when standing side by side. Grandma was around five feet tall and granddaddy was around six feet five inches. Grandma had the sweetest smile and you just knew that no matter what you did she would love you. She was never critical. I loved spending a week or so with them in the summer time. She had an old victrola that fascinated me and thanks to their son, James, I now have that victrola. I remember visiting Grandma and Granddaddy every Sunday afternoon and sneaking into the kitchen to find the left-over biscuits from dinner. One time I decided to get some milk from the refrigerator and saw a glass full. I almost got sick from the first and only swallow as it was Granddaddy's BUTTERMILK GLASS!!! They had no indoor bathroom so at night you used "slop jars" (actually they were more like buckets) and in the day-time you had to make your way to the back of their lot to the "out-house". This really was located in a neat area because it was near a fig tree where June Bugs lived. We would catch them and tie strings around their legs and let them fly as we watched. Also there were quite a few lightening bugs around this fig tree and they were fascinating as you made your late evening trip to the out-house. But the outhouse was scary. I was always afraid I would fall into the hole and even more afraid there might be a snake or spider that would crawl up to my bare behind. In those days visiting grandparents meant you would get to see your cousins and what fun we would have. All ages, sizes would gather and because Grandma and Granddaddy had nine living children, the group was large, especially when cousins from Virginia would visit. Among my many memories is the time several of us grandchildren discovered Grandma's secret. Always, after meals, Grandma would go into the little "pantry" off the kitchen and stay quite a while. I thought she was utilizing the "slop jar" particularly since you could smell smoke like a piece of paper had been burned (as was the custom when the slop jar was used for the more odorous personal elimination). However, one summer day when the cousins from Virginia were visiting and the eldest grandson, Johnny Paul, had his driver's license; Grandma sent us (I believe it was Mary Bright, Gigi, Danny Bruce and I with Johnny Paul) to Gibson (NC) to pick up something she had ordered from Pate's store. Naturally we curious teenagers HAD TO LOOK into this neat little package that seemed so important. When we looked we found PIPE TOBACCO....Grandma smoked a corn-cob pipe! Well, we thought this was just great that our Grandma smoked. It was, however, probably the very thing that brought on the cancer of the gum which spread to other body parts and ended her sweet life. I still miss her as she was the type of person you wanted to be like when you grew up.
Children of JAMES NEWTON and BLANCHE ADAMS are:
2. i. BRUCE ADAMS7 NEWTON, b. 02 September 1908, Marlboro County, SC; d. 20 April 1981, Marlboro County SC.
ii. EDNA MILLER NEWTON, b. 28 September 1909, Marlboro County SC; d. 03 May 1910, Marlboro County SC.
iii. JAMES POTTER NEWTON, b. 16 November 1910, Marlboro County SC; d. 30 May 1912, Marlboro County SC.
3. iv. JOHN PAUL NEWTON, b. 10 August 1912, Newtonville, Marlboro County, SC; d. 29 June 1989, Franconia, Fairfax County, VA.
4. v. ANNIE IRENE NEWTON, b. 26 February 1915, Marlboro County SC; d. 18 September 2005, Spartanburg, South Carolina.
5. vi. WILLIAM CLYDE NEWTON, b. 07 May 1916, Marlboro County SC; d. 22 May 1997, Laurinburg, Scotland County NC.
6. vii. BLANCHE LUCILLE NEWTON, b. 09 July 1918, Newtonville, Marlboro County, SC; d. 05 February 1996, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC, Carolinas Med..
7. viii. SUSAN MARGARET NEWTON, b. 07 March 1920, Marlboro County, SC; d. 05 April 2009, At home, Gibson, Scotland County, NC.
8. ix. JAMES GIBSON NEWTON, b. 09 May 1921, Marlboro County SC; d. 25 November 1986, Laurinburg, Scotland County NC.
x. RUTH ELIZABETH NEWTON, b. 13 March 1923, Marlboro County, SC; d. 18 June 1923, Newtonville Cemetery, Marlboro County, SC.
9. xi. HELEN PATE NEWTON, b. 28 March 1926, Marlboro County SC; d. 09 September 1980, Wilmington, New Hanover County, NC.
10. xii. MARY ELAINE NEWTON, b. 04 October 1933, Marlboro County, SC; d. 31 March 1999, St. Pauls, Robeson County, North Carolina.

Generation No. 2

2. BRUCE ADAMS7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 02 September 1908 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 20 April 1981 in Marlboro County SC. He married (1) LEARA KITTY MCINNIS 22 October 1938 in Marlboro County, South Carolina, daughter of DANIEL MCINNIS and KITTY PARRISH. She was born 12 October 1912 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 04 July 1943 in Marlboro County, SC. He married (2) MARTHA JANE WRIGHT 02 March 1945 in Marlboro County, South Carolina, daughter of JAMES WRIGHT and ELLA MCQUAGE. She was born 01 October 1910 in Dunbar, Marlboro County, South Carolina, and died 11 July 2006 in Brunswick County, North Carolina.

Children of BRUCE NEWTON and LEARA MCINNIS are:
11. i. DANIEL BRUCE8 NEWTON, b. 18 August 1939, Marlboro County, South Carolina; d. 11 September 1968, Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina.
12. ii. CATHERINE ADAMS NEWTON, b. 10 December 1942, Marlboro County, South Carolina.
Children of BRUCE NEWTON and MARTHA WRIGHT are:
13. iii. ELLA JANE8 NEWTON, b. 20 November 1945, Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina.
14. iv. JAMES WRIGHT NEWTON, b. 16 April 1947.

3. JOHN PAUL7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 10 August 1912 in Newtonville, Marlboro County, SC, and died 29 June 1989 in Franconia, Fairfax County, VA. He married ROSALAN ELLIS 08 October 1936, daughter of BENJAMIN ELLIS and MARY SMITH. She was born 15 December 1908, and died 02 September 1997 in Franconia, Fairfax County, VA.

Children of JOHN NEWTON and ROSALAN ELLIS are:
15. i. JOHN PAUL8 NEWTON, JR., b. 04 April 1938.
16. ii. MARY BRIGHT NEWTON, b. 22 March 1940, Alexandria, Virginia; d. 25 November 2005, Franconia, Virginia.
17. iii. MIRIAM PHOEBE NEWTON, b. 26 August 1941, Warrenton, Virginia.

4. ANNIE IRENE7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 26 February 1915 in Marlboro County SC, and died 18 September 2005 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. She married JAMES VERNON ATKINSON 23 February 1936. He was born 22 December 1915 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 05 May 1997 in Grand Strand Hosp., Myrtle Beach, Horry Co., SC.

Children of ANNIE NEWTON and JAMES ATKINSON are:
18. i. JAMES VERNON8 ATKINSON, JR., b. 22 April 1943, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC.
19. ii. HELEN ANNE ATKINSON, b. 10 September 1948, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC.

5. WILLIAM CLYDE7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 07 May 1916 in Marlboro County SC, and died 22 May 1997 in Laurinburg, Scotland County NC. He married EDNA LOUISE WEATHERLY 23 March 1940 in Dillon, Dillon County, SC, daughter of JAMES WEATHERLY and EMMA WILLIAMS. She was born 27 August 1922 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 01 January 2006 in Scotland County, NC.
Notes for EDNA LOUISE WEATHERLY:
Marlboro Herald-Advocate, Bennettsville, SC Page 10 Thursday, August 13, 2009 (Looking Back in our Files 25 Years Ago Taken from the August 6 and 9, 1984 Marlboro Herald-Advocate)
"Over the weekend four sisters and their brother visited for the first time in about 10 years. Mrs. Lena Bradford of Fayetteville, Mrs. Edna Newton of Laurinburg, Mrs. Sara Driggers of Bennettsville, Mrs. Carolyn Ransom of Franklin, NJ and James Weatherly of Gibson, met for a covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Newton. They enjoyed reminiscing that day and took pictures of their get-together."

Children of WILLIAM NEWTON and EDNA WEATHERLY are:
20. i. EMILY BLANCHE8 NEWTON, b. 10 July 1945, Bennettsville, Marlboro, SC.
ii. WILLIAM DAVID NEWTON, b. 28 September 1954, Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC; partner to. JO FUTRELL; b. 29 November 1956, Onslow County, NC.
iii. JAMES MICHAEL NEWTON, b. 26 August 1957, Laurinburg, Scotland County North Carolina; m. VICKIE DAWN TODD, 28 September 1980, Wagram, Scotland, NC; b. 24 September 1962, Scotland County, NC; d. 16 April 2002, at her home, Scotland County, North Carolina.
Notes for VICKIE DAWN TODD:
Obituary in THE LAURINBURG EXCHANGE, Thursday, April 18, 2002:
Vickie Dawn Todd Newton, 39, of Crestwood Drive, Laurinburg, died Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at her home. The funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Wagram Emmanuel Holiness Church, with the burial in the Spring Hill Cemetery. The Revs. Ronnie Norton and Michael Melvin will officiate.
She was born Sept. 24, 1962, in Scotland County, the daughter of Hughie J. and Bessie Laviner Todd. She graduated from Scotland High School in 1980. She previously worked as an inspector with J.P. Stevens in Wagram.
In addition to her parents, she is survived by: her husband, James Michael Newton; her brothers, Randy S. Todd and James D. Todd, both of Wagram; and her sister, Betsy T. Odum of Wagram.
Boles Funeral Home and Crematory of Laurinburg is in charge of arrangements.
(Left out of this obit: The family will receive friends at the church on Thursday, April 18 from 7-9 p.m.)

6. BLANCHE LUCILLE7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 09 July 1918 in Newtonville, Marlboro County, SC, and died 05 February 1996 in Carolinas Medical Hospital, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC, She married WILLIE HARRIS GIBSON, JR. 14 November 1937 in Dillon, Dillon County, SC, son of WILLIE GIBSON and JOSEPHINE LILES. He was born 25 June 1916 in Gibson, Scotland County, NC, and died 08 November 1991 at home in Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC.
Notes for BLANCHE LUCILLE NEWTON:
Lucille was a kind, intelligent woman who had experienced much sickness from her early years. She had osteomylitis, a disease of the bone marrow, when she was only four years old. She and her parents traveled many times from their home in Marlboro County SC to Charlotte NC where Lucille had many surgeries. Charlotte was about 100 miles from where they lived so I'm sure that in the early 1920's it must have taken the better part of a day to travel. Lucille said that her Aunt Ruth (her mother's sister) and husband, Uncle Manly, lived in Charlotte and they stayed with them. During this period in medical practice there were no antibiotics. I guess this to be true because Lucille said they used maggots to eat out the infection in her bones. She had scars on both legs and arms. These scars were actually the bone with a thin covering of skin. Even until her death at the age of 78 these areas were very sensitive to the touch.
Lucille was very sensitive person who loved all and basked in any little or big thing that showed she was loved by others. Her love for husband Willie was total and complete until the day she died. For several years before she and Willie married she kept a diary and a scrapbook with items in it from times they had spent together. On every page of her diary was a reference to her love for Willie, except one page when she was upset because Willie had not been to see her when she was expecting him. She also kept, what appears to be, every card she and Willie exchanged and cards received from others.
Lucille also was deeply committed to God. Before her health deteriorated she was very active in Purcell United Methodist Church in Charlotte. She taught Sunday School, helped with Bible School, lead a missionary circle. She was one of the last great communicators by mail. She loved to write letters and receive them. She always sent cards and notes to those who were sick or shut in. Lucille and Willie believed in tithing, giving ten percent to the Lord. They were very particular about who they gave that ten percent to. Lucille contributed $7 to $10 per month to several charities that helped children and the poor. When her house in Charlotte was sold she divided up the ten percent and send contributions to Purcell United Methodist Church, Boykin United Methodist Church (where she grew up) and St. John United Methodist Church (where Willie attended before his family moved to the Gibson UM Church). She may have given some to Laurel Hill United Methodist Church where she was attending prior to her death.
Lucille said, after Willie's death, that when she dreamed of him he was always turning away from her and leaving. Several days prior to her death she told that she had dreamed of Willie and he embraced her.
Notes for WILLIE HARRIS GIBSON, JR.:
Copy of Death Certificate in possession of daughter, Anne Gibson (Tindall) who, with others of Willie's family members: son and daughter-in-law, Willie P. and Judith Angus Gibson; son-in-law Carl O. Tindall; granddaughter Jennifer E. Tindall (Caviness); wife, Lucille Newton (Gibson) and Hospice Nurse Jessica Broome, were at his bedside when he died.
Willie was loved by all who knew him...adults, children and animals. He was the type of person who accepted and loved you as you were. He might not agree with you about certain lifestyles you might adopt---but you always knew he loved you anyway. He was a dedicated family man, a kind and loving husband, father, grandfather & great-grandfather. During the last six months of his life as the cancer was eating away at his frail body he would insist that his entire family present at meal times sit at the small round dining room table together. Sometimes there would be ten to twelve of us there, but he squeezed us all up to the table. Before his death he told his daughter Anne that when he died the rest of the family was just losing one member but he was losing his whole family. He also loved his God and his church, Purcell United Methodist in Charlotte. On his deathbed with family members surrounding him, he said "Thank you sweet Jesus for letting me live in this beautiful world of yours". Willie met every day with a song in his heart and joy at seeing the beauty of nature. He loved his vegetable garden and he had a green thumb with plants and flowers. He helped so many people..many not known about until he died and stories of how he helped someone came to light. He visited shut-ins once a week for years prior to being incapacitated with the cancer that killed him. He mowed the grass of the widows in his neighborhood and fixed things around their houses when necessary. He maintained the grounds at Purcell Church and was the person called upon when anything needed fixing. He was a jack of all trades - cars, repairs around the house, lawn mowers, he loved to tinker with anything mechanical . He LOVED TO FISH! In the beginning of their marriage wife Lucille was a "fishing widow". In the latter years of his life he chose one day, Tuesday, as his weekly fishing day. He could catch fish when no one else was getting a nibble. Willie was also very superstitious and dreamed dreams that came true. If a black cat crossed his path, walking or riding in a car, he would turn around and go another way.
Children of BLANCHE NEWTON and WILLIE GIBSON are:
21. i. ANITA LUCILLE8 GIBSON, b. 24 December 1939, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC.
22. ii. WILLIE PRESTON GIBSON, b. 04 June 1943, Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC.

7. SUSAN MARGARET7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 07 March 1920 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 05 April 2009 in At home, Gibson, Scotland County, NC. She married AUSTIN COLUMBUS GIBSON 24 February 1943 in Bennettsville Marlboro County South Carolina, son of WILLIAM GIBSON and MINNIE PARKER. He was born 01 September 1918 in Scotland County, NC, and died 09 March 1997 in Scotland County, NC.
Margaret’s eulogy:
Margaret first asked me to deliver her eulogy in 1997. I nervously agreed. Why was I nervous? Because Margaret was very precise about how she wanted anything to be.....her clothes, her hair, her house, her yard, her family. She had strong opinions and expected all of us to adhere to them. About three weeks before her death she asked me to go ahead and write her eulogy so she could read it! Of course I convinced her that I couldn’t do it then but that didn’t help my nervousness. I know that she will be listening to this so I’ve asked other family members to share memories of Margaret that I will use. That way maybe she won’t just be mad at me if it doesn’t suit her. And Margaret, just know, I’m doing the best that I can.
Margaret grew up on a farm. She was number 8 of 12 children, three of whom died in infancy. This was a time when homes were heated by fireplaces and the wood stove in the kitchen. It was a hard life, there was not much money but the one thing Margaret and her siblings had was love.
Margaret married a farmer. She helped in the fields, helped feed the livestock and the field hands, kept the books for the farm, killed hogs and had many ups and downs in the marriage, but she always had love in her heart and showed it in her life and the way she treated others. Nephew Gary says the greatest memory (he has) of Margaret was her love. He says he always felt loved when he was around her and will always cherish the time spent with Margaret, Jimmy and Austin and remembers those times like it was yesterday.
Margaret was a strong-willed, determined woman. She had three different kinds of cancer and beat them all. When she was in her 80’s she fell and broke her pelvis, but was up and running in 4 months from that. She loved for family to visit, but when she knew they were coming, the spent days cleaning what to me was an already spotlessly clean house. One summer several years ago she painted the back porch in 100 degree temperature because family was coming. The reason she always said I was like a mama to her is because I kept telling her she didn’t need to do all of that because family was coming to see her, not her house and most of us were coming from houses not quite as spotless as hers. But she still did her thing.
Nephew Vernon (whom we call Butch) says “Aunt Margaret’s house has always been open to family, and I think everyone just felt at home with Margaret. Her deep faith and love of God also made a great impression on me and my life. To me Margaret became the “glue” for the family after Grandma Newton passed away, and we were all thankful for that part of her life. Margaret’s life was very tough, with many bumps and humps, but she came out of those times not beaten, but as a stronger person. Her love of her yard, flowers, goats, and family. stands out in my mind. And the best part? If I called at least an hour or two before dropping by for even a very short visit, I knew I stood a 95% chance of have a wonderful lemon pie sitting on the table.
Grand niece Tracy says that Margaret was so elegant, beautiful, warm, sincere and witty and she will always remember her with so much love. Niece Helen Anne recalls that Margaret was so kind and caring yet such a strong woman who was so much like grandma. Helen Anne also remembers how her mom, Margaret’s sister Irene, and Margaret loved to talk about clothes and be such smart dressers....and Margaret had shoes to match every outfit she had. I’m sure Louise Ellis and her sister Kathleen can relate to this because the three of them traveled all over this part of the country shopping. Oh, how Margaret loved to shop. I’m sure that if there is a huge shopping mall in heaven, Margaret will find it! And all of that shopping showed in the elegant way that Margaret dressed. And she certainly didn’t mind mentioning to the rest of us how we might make improvements in our appearance! Niece Gigi recalls last August when Margaret was getting ready to go to the Newton Reunion and making last minute adjustments to her clothes and fiddling with her hair. Gigi commented on how pretty Margaret looked. Margaret’s reply was that she believed God meant for us to look as pretty as we can. Gig says that was so Margaret...Leave it to her to be looking the best she could and doing the Lord’s work at the same time.
Margaret did love the Lord and her church, this church, was very important to her as were the people in it. One of your members had expressed many times his fondness for Margaret and one day when Margaret and her daughter-in-law Karen were in the produce department of Walmart they saw him. Karen said to him that Jimmy was looking for a new step father who had a good running lawn mower and would he propose to Margaret right then and there. So in the banana section of Walmart he asked Margaret would she marry him and Margaret just looked at him and said No, I’m not interested in getting another man in my life. Margaret would do anything for her family, but marriage was not one of them. So Jimmy is still stuck with a not so good lawn mower.
Margaret was quite a jokester also. And her jokes were always directed at her family because she knew they would not take them seriously. For instance, several days before she became bed ridden, she told Jimmy and Karen that she had saved up some money that she wanted to take to Heaven with her and asked them to go get it. Well, of course, they asked why in the world she wanted to take money with her to Heaven. She very dryly answered, Because I want buy Jimmy a ticket so when he gets there they’ll let him in. We have all enjoyed this last one of her jokes immensely. For any who are concerned that Margaret thought Jimmy might not get to Heaven through God’s grace, rest assured she had already told him several weeks before that she knew she had nothing to worry about when it came to him. She knew that Jimmy believes in God and His Son, Jesus and sees Them and Their Work in the fields, animals and all of Nature. Margaret knew that Jimmy prays throughout the day and that he is a good man. She was very proud of, and loved very much, her boys.....Jimmy and J. J.
Margaret has left us with many fun memories. Sitting in her kitchen or gathered in her yard laughing, sharing memories of years past. One of my memories revolves around her love of cooking. When I am expecting 10 or so people for a meal, I probably cook too much, but my bowls look like they could feed 10 or more people. Eating at Margaret’s always reminded me of the story of Jesus feeding the multitudes. She would have small bowls of food that I would look at and think this cannot be enough for all of us. But we would all be full and there would be food left over. Amazing!!
Margaret’s joy of life and living are evident in grand niece Mychel’s memory of Margaret grabbing her in the hallway and dancing with her as some stuffed animal, maybe a reindeer, played the song “Shout”. As niece Debi says Aunt Margaret was always younger than I was and she was always cool! No matter her age, she was always cool!.
Margaret’s youngest niece, Lisa, recalls when she visited playing out in the yard with J.J. and running full force down the hallway and out the back door. Lisa and some of the younger nieces and nephews don’t have the memories that us older ones have of being at Grandma and Grandpa Newtons so Margaret’s home became the place where those kinds of memories were made for them, And that was what Margaret wanted to happen at her home. Lisa recalls Margaret in the kitchen cooking, baking, and laughing and remembers how the house always smelled good. Lisa remembers that her mom, Margaret’s sister Lanie, was always at her happiest at Margaret’s. When Lanie visited she and Margaret would tear up the roads going to see places, family, and friends known over the years. Margaret and Lanie would put on their “I look cute” hats and just roam around the yard, looking cute.
During Margaret’s last days the words heard most often were “I Love You”. These words were spoken to Margaret by family and friends and they were spoken to each other as hugs were exchanged when coming into the house or leaving. Margaret showed her love in many ways, but one of the most important was how she made her house and its surroundings reminiscent of the good old days, those days when family and friends dropped by and felt the warmth and friendship that brought back the sweet memories from our childhoods of long ago. Margaret’s legacy is not money or property; her legacy is the love she had for family and friends. And I know she expects us to carry on with that love and we will. At one point in her illness Margaret whispered to her daughter-in-law Karen, “You remember me”. So this part of the eulogy is for Margaret whom I know is listening.
Margaret,
You will be remembered when the flowers bloom in spring
And in the summertime remembered in the fun that summer brings.
You will be remembered when fall brings leaves of gold
In the wintertime, remembered, in the stories that are told.
And you will be remembered each day right from the start
For the memories that we once shared forever live within our hearts.
So we say to Margaret, We Love You, now “Go Rest High on That Mountain, Your work on earth is done”.
Anne Gibson Tindall
April 9, 2009
Child of SUSAN NEWTON and AUSTIN GIBSON is:
23. i. JIMMY PRESTON8 GIBSON, b. 01 July 1946, Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina.

8. JAMES GIBSON7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 09 May 1921 in Marlboro County SC, and died 25 November 1986 in Scotland County NC. He married (1) AGNES LEE HUBBARD 10 October 1939, daughter of JOSEPH HUBBARD and MARTHA OWENS. She was born 08 July 1921 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 11 January 1999 in Halifax Medical Center, Daytona Beach, Florida. He married (2) MILDRED PRICE 11 November 1948 in York, South Carolina, daughter of A. PRICE and OLA GIGGS. She was born 01 June 1926.

Children of JAMES NEWTON and AGNES HUBBARD are:
24. i. SANDRA LYNETTE8 NEWTON, b. 09 October 1940, Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina.
ii. SYLVIA JEAN NEWTON, b. 30 May 1943; d. 10 December 2001, Big Bear Path, Bear Creek, Ormand Beach, Florida.
Notes for SYLVIA JEAN NEWTON:
The following is Jean's obituary found on the internet at http://www.news-journalonline.com/2001/dec/12/OBITS.htm
ORMAND BEACH -- Jean Frasier Dunlop, 58, of Big Bear Path, who worked for Children's Medical Services, Daytona Beach, died Monday at home.
Mrs. Dunlop was born in Bennettsville, S.C., but was a lifelong resident of this area. She was a member of First Methodist Church of Daytona Beach. She was a member of the Buck Girls of Mainland High School's class of 1961.
Survivors include two sisters, Sandra McMaster and Betsy Thomas, both of Ormond Beach; her longtime companion, Ron Winton; and a friend, Patty Teeters, who helped provide for her care. Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, 3800 Woodbriar Trail, Port Orange, FL 32129. Woodward, Holly Hill, is in charge.
25. iii. BETTY CLARA (Betsy) NEWTON, b. 03 September 1944.

9. HELEN PATE7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 28 March 1926 in Marlboro County SC, and died 09 September 1980 in Wilmington, New Hanover County, NC. She married THOMAS BAXTER SWANN, SR. 15 February 1947, son of HERMAN SWANN and LELA ODOM. He was born 24 February 1922 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 01 November 1987 in Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC.

Children of HELEN NEWTON and THOMAS SWANN are:
26. i. THOMAS BAXTER8 SWANN, JR., b. 31 January 1948.
27. ii. PAMELA LYNETTE SWANN, b. 15 December 1949.
28. iii. CHARLES GARY SWANN, b. 01 February 1951, Florence, South Carolina.

10. MARY ELAINE7 NEWTON (JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 04 October 1933 in Marlboro County, SC, and died 31 March 1999 in St. Pauls, Robeson County, North Carolina. She married JESSE CLAUDE STUBBS, SR. 18 June 1948, son of NORMAN STUBBS and CLEVIE MASON. He was born 03 October 1929.

Children of MARY NEWTON and JESSE STUBBS are:
29. i. JESSE CLAUDE8 STUBBS, JR., b. 06 May 1949.
30. ii. DEBORAH ELAINE STUBBS, b. 09 February 1953.
31. iii. LISA KAYE STUBBS, b. 09 July 1967.

Generation No. 3

11. DANIEL BRUCE8 NEWTON (BRUCE ADAMS7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 18 August 1939 in Marlboro County, South Carolina, and died 11 September 1968 in Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina. He married DIANE ELIZABETH MCINTYRE 10 April 1960 in Dillon, Dillon, SC, Meth.Church, daughter of JOHN D. MCINTYRE. She was born 02 March 1943, and died Unknown.
Children of DANIEL NEWTON and DIANE MCINTYRE are:
i. DANIEL BRUCE9 NEWTON, JR., b. 28 March 1961, Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina; d. 25 July 1980, Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina.
Notes for DANIEL BRUCE NEWTON, JR.:
DEATH: killed in car accident
ii. DAVID WOODFIN NEWTON/BREEDEN, b. 21 July 1962, Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina.
Notes for DAVID WOODFIN NEWTON/BREEDEN:
NAME: Adopted by step-father, W. C. Breeden, Jr.

12. CATHERINE ADAMS8 NEWTON (BRUCE ADAMS7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 10 December 1942 in Marlboro County, South Carolina. She married KURT SCHAEFER HOFFMANN 20 February 1965 in Carolina Presbyterian Church, Little Rock, South Carolina, son of STANLEY HOFFMANN and DORIS SCHAEFER. He was born 14 September 1943 in Mahopac Hosp., Mahopac, New York.
Children of CATHERINE NEWTON and KURT HOFFMANN are:
i. SANDRA DORIS9 HOFFMANN, b. 18 September 1965, Charleston Naval Hospital, Charleston, South Carolina; m. CURT ROSENSTEIN, 20 July 1999, Jamaica; b. 09 October 1965, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
32. ii. LYRA MARIE HOFFMANN, b. 24 November 1971, Kingston, Ulster County, New York.

13. ELLA JANE8 NEWTON (BRUCE ADAMS7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 20 November 1945 in Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina. She married (1) DAVID WILLIAM MEYERS 03 September 1966 in Charleston, South Carolina, son of BILL MEYERS and TERESA BOZA. He was born 06 February 1943 in Olean, NY. She married (2) KENNETH DENNIS OLIVEIRA 09 June 1990 in Kingston, NY, son of JOHN OLIVEIRA and MARY FERNANDES. He was born 17 August 1941 in New Bedford, Mass..
Children of ELLA NEWTON and DAVID MEYERS are:
33. i. ANDREW DAVID9 MYERS, b. 26 February 1967, Charleston Naval Hospital, Charleston, South Carolina.
34. ii. TRACY JANE MEYERS, b. 04 July 1969, Grissom Air Force Base, Kokomo, Indiana.

14. JAMES WRIGHT8 NEWTON (BRUCE ADAMS7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 16 April 1947. He met (1) LYONS. He married (2) IRENE (Jo) ALLEN 30 March 1977.
Child of JAMES NEWTON and LYONS is:
i. DAWN9 LYONS.

15. JOHN PAUL8 NEWTON, JR. (JOHN PAUL7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 04 April 1938. He married JENNETTE JUNE ELAM 20 April 1960, daughter of JAMES ELAM and ANNIE GRIMES. She was born 11 June 1940.
Child of JOHN NEWTON and JENNETTE ELAM is:
i. MIRIAM MICHELLE9 NEWTON, b. 20 June 1969; m. DANIEL MARCHEL FRANCIS, 07 December 2002; b. 08 March 1975.

16. MARY BRIGHT8 NEWTON (JOHN PAUL7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 22 March 1940 in Alexandria, Virginia, and died 25 November 2005 in Franconia, Virginia. She married LYNN MORTON HAINES 10 July 1959 in Franconia, Virginia, son of ALTON HAINES and RUTH HAINES. He was born 14 September 1937 in Washington DC, and died 17 July 1986 in Maryland.

Children of MARY NEWTON and LYNN HAINES are:
35. i. PAUL ALTON9 HAINES, b. 09 July 1967, Pensacola, Florida.
ii. STEVEN ERIC HAINES, b. 10 October 1968, Pensacola, Florida.

17. MIRIAM PHOEBE8 NEWTON (JOHN PAUL7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 26 August 1941 in Warrenton, Virginia. She married MICHAEL P. E. MORRISON 15 April 1960 in Henderson, NC, son of JOSEPH MORRISON and DOROTHY DUNN. He was born 04 September 1937 in Washington DC.

Children of MIRIAM NEWTON and MICHAEL MORRISON are:
36. i. BRETT ELDRED9 MORRISON, b. 21 November 1960, Clarksburg, W. Virginia.
37. ii. DUANE NEWTON MORRISON, b. 09 May 1963, Portsmouth, Virginia.
iii. WARD ELLIS MORRISON, b. 18 September 1968, Falls Church, Virginia.
iv. SAMUEL DUNN MORRISON, b. 18 September 1970, Falls Church, Virginia.

18. JAMES VERNON8 ATKINSON, JR. (ANNIE IRENE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 22 April 1943 in Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC. He married VELMA MAE RODDY 27 February 1977 in Myrtle Beach, Horry County, SC, daughter of WILLIAM RODDY and THELMA BARNETT. She was born 05 November 1953 in Spartanburg, SC.
Children of JAMES ATKINSON and VELMA RODDY are:
38. i. WARREN RODDY9 ATKINSON, b. 14 October 1977, Spartanburg, SC.
ii. JAMES PAUL ATKINSON, b. 17 June 1980, Spartanburg, SC.

19. HELEN ANNE8 ATKINSON (ANNIE IRENE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 10 September 1948 in Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC. She married RICHARD EDWARD HAILE 15 May 1971 in Columbia, Richland County, SC, son of EDWARD HAILE and MATTIE WHITTLE. He was born 12 February 1947 in Chester, South Carolina.

Child of HELEN ATKINSON and RICHARD HAILE is:
39. i. STACIE RENN9 HAILE, b. 11 September 1977, Columbia, Richland County, SC.

20. EMILY BLANCHE8 NEWTON (WILLIAM CLYDE7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 10 July 1945 in Bennettsville, Marlboro, SC. She married GEORGE EDWARD JONES 11 June 1976 in Laurinburg, Scotland, NC. He was born 14 July 1938, and died Abt. 1995 in Maryland.

Child of EMILY NEWTON and GEORGE JONES is:
40. i. JONATHAN EDWIN9 JONES, b. 14 December 1977, Milford, Delaware.

21. ANITA LUCILLE8 GIBSON (BLANCHE LUCILLE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 24 December 1939 in Bennettsville, Marlboro County, SC. She married CARL OWEN TINDALL 30 November 1958 in Laurinburg, Scotland, NC, son of FRANCIS TINDALL and BESSIE LANE. He was born 13 June 1939 in McColl, Marlboro County, SC.
Children of ANITA GIBSON and CARL TINDALL are:
41. i. STEPHANIE MARIE9 TINDALL, b. 14 October 1959, Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC.
42. ii. JEFFERY OWEN TINDALL, b. 02 April 1961, Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC.
43. iii. REBECCA ANN TINDALL, b. 22 May 1967, Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC.
iv. JENNIFER ELAINE TINDALL, b. 24 June 1969, Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC; m. DOUGLAS LEE CAVINESS, 08 April 1989, Gibson, Scotland, NC; b. 25 December 1962, Tampa, Orange County, FL.

22. WILLIE PRESTON8 GIBSON (BLANCHE LUCILLE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 04 June 1943 in Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC. He married JUDITH ANNE ANGUS 12 June 1965 in Scott Air Force Base, St. Clair County, Illinois, daughter of HARRY ANGUS and MILDRED HORTON. She was born 20 February 1946 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
Children of WILLIE GIBSON and JUDITH ANGUS are:
i. JULIE EVELYN9 GIBSON, b. 17 June 1967, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC; m. GEORGE KEVIN HOOD, 25 June 1994, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC; b. 12 February 1968, Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC.
44. ii. TRINA MICHELLE GIBSON, b. 11 February 1971, Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC.

23. JIMMY PRESTON8 GIBSON (SUSAN MARGARET7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 01 July 1946 in Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina. He married (1) CHRISTINE ELIZABETH PARRISH 11 August 1967. He married (2) WANDA ELAINE EUDY September 1969 in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina. He married (3) HELEN KAREN HOLLOMAN August 1983. She was born 19 November.
Child of JIMMY GIBSON and CHRISTINE PARRISH is:
45. i. LISA ANN9 GIBSON, b. 24 March 1968.
Child of JIMMY GIBSON and WANDA EUDY is:
46. ii. JIMMY JUNIOR9 GIBSON, b. 01 September 1970, Laurinburg, Scotland County North Carolina.
Blended Family of JIMMY GIBSON and KAREN HOLLOMAN (McCue)
i. Brian McCue, b. 13 Mar. 1968
ii. Kevin McCue, b. 29 June 1969
iii. Marcus McCue, b. 10 March 1971

24. SANDRA LYNETTE8 NEWTON (JAMES GIBSON7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 09 October 1940 in Bennettsville Hospital, Bennettsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina. She married (1) LARRY HYATT 07 June 1958 in Daytona Beach FL, son of DEE HYATT and DOT SKILES. He was born 13 May 1936 in Orlando Florida. She married (2) JAMES D. MCMASTER 02 February 1981, son of JAMES MCMASTER and GENIVEVE MCMASTER. He was born 21 February 1936 in Brownsville Pennsylvania.

Child of SANDRA NEWTON and LARRY HYATT is:
i. PATRICIA LYNN9 HYATT, b. 22 May 1960, Daytona Beach, Florida; m. PETE ZAHN, 11 August 2001, Ormand Beach Florida.

25. BETTY (Betsy) CLARA8 NEWTON (JAMES GIBSON7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 03 September 1944. She married RAYMOND REID THOMAS 30 May 1963 in Daytona Beach FL. He was born 24 January 1938 in Alabama, and died 2005.
Children of BETTY NEWTON and RAYMOND THOMAS are:
47. i. STEPHEN TODD9 THOMAS, b. 13 February 1963, Daytona Beach, Florida.
48. ii. MICHAEL REID THOMAS, b. 02 December 1964, Daytona Beach, Florida.

26. THOMAS BAXTER8 SWANN, JR. (HELEN PATE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 31 January 1948. He married LINDA SPROUSE 14 June 1969.
Children of THOMAS SWANN and LINDA SPROUSE are:
i. WILLIAM THOMAS9 SWANN, b. 07 July 1970.
ii. SUSAN ALISA SWANN, b. 25 November 1974; m. ALEXANDER VICTALINO, 30 October 2009, Tybee Island, Georgia.

27. PAMELA LYNETTE8 SWANN (HELEN PATE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 15 December 1949. She married (1) JAMES HARRY BRYAN III 24 August 1969 in Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina. She married (2) ROBERT SMITH Aft. 1971. She married (3) MOONEY.
Child of PAMELA SWANN and JAMES BRYAN is:
i. AMANDA9 BRYAN.
Child of PAMELA SWANN and ROBERT SMITH is:
ii. JOSH9 SMITH.

28. CHARLES GARY8 SWANN (HELEN PATE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 01 February 1951 in Florence, South Carolina. He married (1) LINDA ROUSE Abt. 1970. She was born 12 February 1952 in Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina. He married (2) MARGARET INEZ PROCTOR 23 March 1993 in Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina, daughter of GRADY PROCTOR and MARGARET HARGROVE. She was born 19 October 1948 in Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina.

Children of GARY SWANN and LINDA ROUSE are:
i. KAREN MARIE9 SWANN, b. 10 November 1972, Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina; m. DARREL KENT BEST, 24 August 2002, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina.
ii. KEVIN SWANN, b. 20 May 1975, Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina.
Blended Family of GARY SWANN and MARGARET PROCTOR (King) are:
iii. BRIAN WEST BROOK KING ,, b. 21 May 1976.
iv. ERIC PROCTOR KING, b. 22 June.

29. JESSE CLAUDE8 STUBBS, JR. (MARY ELAINE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 06 May 1949. He married BETTY JANE DUNN, daughter of GEORGE DUNN and RUBY L.. She was born 13 March 1951.

Children of JESSE STUBBS and BETTY DUNN are:
49. i. CRYSTAL GAYLE9 STUBBS, b. 20 November 1971.
ii. JESSE BRIAN STUBBS, b. 05 October 1974; m. JENNIFER, June 2004.
iii. DAVID CLAYTON STUBBS, b. 16 February 1980.

30. DEBORAH ELAINE8 STUBBS (MARY ELAINE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 09 February 1953. She married (1) RICHARD M. SANDOVAL August 1971 in Pinehurst NC. He was born in Kearney, Arizona. She married (2) DOUGLAS ALLEN LAFERNEY 19 November 1977, son of BILL LAFERNEY and EUNICE BURROWS. He was born 24 April 1955.

Child of DEBORAH STUBBS and RICHARD SANDOVAL is:
i. INFANT9 SANDOVAL, b. 15 June 1972, Moore County, North Carolina.

31. LISA KAYE8 STUBBS (MARY ELAINE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 09 July 1967. She married ALONZO LEWIS 15 June 1985. He was born 25 July 1960.

Children of LISA STUBBS and ALONZO LEWIS are:
i. RICHARD MICHAEL ELBERT9 LEWIS, b. 06 August 1986.
ii. KYLLE PRESTON LEWIS, b. 13 September 1990.Generation No. 4

32. LYRA MARIE9 HOFFMANN (CATHERINE ADAMS8 NEWTON, BRUCE ADAMS7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 24 November 1971 in Kingston, Ulster County, New York. She married NELS NELSON 03 July 2004. He was born 01 November 1968.

Children of LYRA HOFFMANN and NELS NELSON are:
i. AUDREY NELSON (STEP-DAU. TO10 LYRA), b. 12 April 2000.
ii. JORGEN ANDREW NELSON, b. 26 April 2005.
iii. MILO FREDERICK NELSON, b. 13 August 2008.

33. ANDREW DAVID9 MYERS (ELLA JANE8 NEWTON, BRUCE ADAMS7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 26 February 1967 in Charleston Naval Hospital, Charleston, South Carolina. He married JESSICA ANNE CAPPS 06 October 2007 in Blowing Rock NC, daughter of MIKE CAPPS and CHARLENE BARKER. She was born 03 June 1979.

Child of ANDREW MYERS and JESSICA CAPPS is:
i. ALEXANDRA SAGE10 MYERS, b. 10 March 2009.

34. TRACY JANE9 MEYERS (ELLA JANE8 NEWTON, BRUCE ADAMS7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 04 July 1969 in Grissom Air Force Base, Kokomo, Indiana. She married MARCUS VAN GRIFFIN III 14 August 1999 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, son of TOMMY GRIFFIN and FREIDA GRIFFIN. He was born 24 March 1967 in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Children of TRACY MEYERS and MARCUS VAN GRIFFIN are:
i. MAURA JANE10 GRIFFIN, b. 31 August 2002.
ii. NATHANIEL JOSEPH GRIFFIN, b. 17 February 2005.

35. PAUL ALTON9 HAINES (MARY BRIGHT8 NEWTON, JOHN PAUL7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 09 July 1967 in Pensacola, Florida. He married (1) MARY ELIZABETH HOGGE 01 July 1989 in Achilles, Virginia, daughter of KENNETH HOGGE and IRENE HOGGE. She was born 12 August 1968 in Newport News, Virginia. He married (2) VICTORIA ELAINE SIEFFERMAN 06 June 1998 in Norfolk, Virginia, daughter of LESTER SIEFFERMAN and ANNA SIEFFERMAN. She was born 19 July 1972 in Norfolk, Virginia.

Child of PAUL HAINES and MARY HOGGE is:
i. STEVEN ELLIOTT10 HAINES, b. 11 January 1992, Newport News, Virginia.
Child of PAUL HAINES and VICTORIA SIEFFERMAN is:
ii. MARILYN ROSE10 HAINES, b. 13 October 1999, Fairfax, Virginia.

36. BRETT ELDRED9 MORRISON (MIRIAM PHOEBE8 NEWTON, JOHN PAUL7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 21 November 1960 in Clarksburg, W. Virginia. He married AMY THERESA JOHNSON 17 October 1987 in Mt. Ranier, MD, daughter of CARL JR. and DOROTHY GERHARDT. She was born 10 November 1960 in Cheverly, Maryland.
Children of BRETT MORRISON and AMY JOHNSON are:
i. ANNA MARIE10 MORRISON, b. 23 October 1988, Silver Springs, Maryland.
ii. JOHN CARL MICHAEL MORRISON, b. 07 May 1990.

37. DUANE NEWTON9 MORRISON (MIRIAM PHOEBE8 NEWTON, JOHN PAUL7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 09 May 1963 in Portsmouth, Virginia. He married RACHEL ANN DONELLEY 20 May 1989 in Arlington, Virginia, daughter of THOMAS DONNELLEY and LOIS DONNELLEY. She was born 11 October 1963 in Quantico, Virginia.

Children of DUANE MORRISON and RACHEL DONELLEY are:
i. BENJAMIN DONNELLEY10 MORRISON, b. 07 July 1995, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
ii. JOSHUA DONNELLEY MORRISON, b. 27 April 1997, Fredericksburg, Virginia.

38. WARREN RODDY9 ATKINSON (JAMES VERNON8, ANNIE IRENE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 14 October 1977 in Spartanburg, SC. He married REYNOLD.
Child of WARREN ATKINSON and REYNOLD is:
i. MOLLY PAIGE10 ATKINSON, b. 23 November 2007.

39. STACIE RENN9 HAILE (HELEN ANNE8 ATKINSON, ANNIE IRENE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 11 September 1977 in Columbia, Richland County, SC. She married JOSEPH MICHAEL WECKBACHER 25 August 2007, son of ROBERT WECKBACHER and CYNTHIA VOLPE. He was born 18 February 1986.

Child of STACIE HAILE and JOSEPH WECKBACHER is:
i. ABIGAIL GRACE10 WECKBACHER, b. 24 March 2008.

40. JONATHAN EDWIN9 JONES (EMILY BLANCHE8 NEWTON, WILLIAM CLYDE7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 14 December 1977 in Milford, Delaware. He married HOLLY K. WEAVER 03 April 2004 in Georgetown, Delaware, daughter of ROBERT WEAVER and KIMBERLY BLAKE. She was born 25 December 1979 in Milford, Delaware.

Child of JONATHAN JONES and HOLLY WEAVER is:
i. HAILEY WEAVER10 JONES, b. 09 November 2007.

41. STEPHANIE MARIE9 TINDALL (ANITA LUCILLE8 GIBSON, BLANCHE LUCILLE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 14 October 1959 in Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC. She married MICHAEL ANTHONY NORRIS 30 December 1982 in Aiken, Aiken, SC, son of JOSEPH NORRIS and FLORA GOODWIN. He was born 04 January 1961 in Greenville, Greenville Co., SC.

Child of STEPHANIE TINDALL and MICHAEL NORRIS is:
i. ANGELA MARIE10 NORRIS, b. 14 March 1983, Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC; m. KENDRICK BULTMAN RABON, 12 June 2004, Laurinburg, Scotland County, North Carolina; b. 13 July 1980.

42. JEFFERY OWEN9 TINDALL (ANITA LUCILLE8 GIBSON, BLANCHE LUCILLE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 02 April 1961 in Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC. He married (1) KATHY MARIE SESSOMS 27 June 1982 in Gibson, Scotland, NC, daughter of EDMOND SESSOMS and ELLA MAULDIN. She was born 14 February 1960. He married (2) JANE JACOBS 03 November 2000 in Their home, Silver Hill Rd., Scotland County, NC. She was born 18 November 1964.

Child of JEFFERY TINDALL and KATHY SESSOMS is:
i. JEFFERY BRIAN10 TINDALL, b. 16 January 1987, Laurinburg, Scotland County, North Carolina.
Blended family of JEFFERY TINDALL and JANE JACOBS (Morgan):
i. Tabathia Ann Morgan, b. 24 September 1982
ii. Charles Anthony Morgan, b. 21 February 1984
iii. Cassie Marie Morgan, b. 28 October 1989
iv. Tuesday Gayle Morgan, b. April 12 1991

43. REBECCA ANN9 TINDALL (ANITA LUCILLE8 GIBSON, BLANCHE LUCILLE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 22 May 1967 in Laurinburg, Scotland County, NC. She married DANIEL JOHN PAUL MORDARSKI 23 May 1987 in Gibson, Scotland County, NC, son of DENNIS MORDARSKI and BARBARA CHAPMAN. He was born 15 June 1966 in Cleveland, Lorain County, OH.
Children of REBECCA TINDALL and DANIEL MORDARSKI are:
i. STEVEN DANIEL10 MORDARSKI, b. 21 May 1998, Dothan, Alabama.
ii. KATHERINE ELIZABETH MORDARSKI, b. 31 March 2003, Fayetteville, Cumberland County, NC.

44. TRINA MICHELLE9 GIBSON (WILLIE PRESTON8, BLANCHE LUCILLE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 11 February 1971 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC. She married CHUCK DOTSON.

Child of TRINA GIBSON and CHUCK DOTSON is:
i. MATTHIAS DAVID10 DOTSON, b. 05 November 2005.

45. LISA ANN9 GIBSON (JIMMY PRESTON8, SUSAN MARGARET7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 24 March 1968. She married ALBERT DWAYNE BROUGHTON.
Children of LISA GIBSON and ALBERT BROUGHTON are:
i. CARL DWAYNE10 BROUGHTON, b. 12 March 1983.
ii. DAVIE CARL BROUGHTON, b. 23 March 1986.
iii. ALBERT MICHAEL BROUGHTON, b. 09 December 1988.

46. JIMMY JUNIOR9 GIBSON (JIMMY PRESTON8, SUSAN MARGARET7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 01 September 1970 in Laurinburg, Scotland County North Carolina. He met (1) CINDY DIAL Bef. August 1996. He married (2) CHRISTINA G. DAVIS 12 May 2007 in Charity Outreach Holiness Church, Bostic Rd., Laurinburg, Scotland County, North Carolina.
Child of JIMMY GIBSON and CINDY DIAL is:
i. KRISTI ELIZABETH10 GIBSON, b. 03 August 1996, Georgia.
Children of JIMMY GIBSON and CHRISTINA DAVIS are:
ii. JAYLEE FAITH10 GIBSON, b. 08 December 2008.
iii. NICK (STEPSON OF JJ).

47. STEPHEN TODD9 THOMAS (BETTY CLARA8 NEWTON, JAMES GIBSON7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 13 February 1963 in Daytona Beach, Florida. He married CHRIS FLAHERTY. She was born 23 October 1963 in Syracuse, New York.

Child of STEPHEN THOMAS and CHRIS FLAHERTY is:
i. MATTHEW TODD10 THOMAS, b. 21 October 1984, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida.

48. MICHAEL REID9 THOMAS (BETTY CLARA8 NEWTON, JAMES GIBSON7, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 02 December 1964 in Daytona Beach, Florida. He married TIMATHA MIASEK. She was born 07 April 1965 in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Children of MICHAEL THOMAS and TIMATHA MIASEK are:
i. TAYLOR LEIGH10 THOMAS, b. 05 November 1991, Daytona Beach, Florida.
ii. REID MICHAEL THOMAS, b. 14 December 1993, Daytona Beach, Florida.

49. CRYSTAL GAYLE9 STUBBS (JESSE CLAUDE8, MARY ELAINE7 NEWTON, JAMES PRESTON6, JAMES R.5, GILES4, YOUNGER3, YOUNGER2, GILES1) was born 20 November 1971. She married KEVIN WAYNE O'NEAL.
Children of CRYSTAL STUBBS and KEVIN O'NEAL are:
i. GREGORY RYAN10 O'NEAL, b. 06 September 1990.
ii. NICHOLAS ANDREW O'NEAL, b. 25 August 1992.

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