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Isaac NEWTON

1800 – 1855 · Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Father: John NEWTON · Mother: Elizabeth SKIPSEY
👶Birth
1800
🏛️ French Revolutionary Wars
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍 Baptism Records
Baptism
29/05/1800
St Andrew Parish Church, Finghall, North Yorkshire 📍 Baptism Records 📎 Baptism
💒Marriage (29)
12/05/1829
🏛️ Catholic Emancipation Act
Elizabeth STRINGER
St Andrew Parish Church, Finghall, North Yorkshire 📍 Marriage Certificate 📎 Marriage

The witnesses were Ann Atkinson, Jane Jefferson & Jas Stringer

💼Occupation (32)
1832
🏛️ Great Reform Act
Labourer
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍
💼Occupation (35)
1835
Labourer
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍
💼Occupation (36)
1836
Labourer
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍
🏠Lived (41)
1841
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍
with Elizabeth STRINGER 📎 Census
💼Occupation (41)
1841
Agricultural Labourer
🏠Lived (51)
1851
🏛️ Irish Potato Famine
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍 📎 Census
💼Occupation (51)
1851
🏛️ Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace
Labourer
✝️Death (55)
30/03/1855
🏛️ Crimean War
Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire 📍
Dropsy Free BMD
Ref: Leyburn 9d 303
Burial Records
Death Certificate
📎 Death Cert
🪦Burial
02/04/1855
St Andrew Parish Church, Finghall, North Yorkshire 📍
Aged 54 Burial Records 📎 Burial
Children with Elizabeth STRINGER
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b. 1832, Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire · d. 1912, Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire · m. 1855 Ann CAYGILL
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b. 1835, Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire · d. 1920, Newton-Le-Willows, North Yorkshire · m. 1865 Emma Jane COOMBS
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b. 1836, Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire · d. 1888, 83 High Buckingham Street, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland · m. 1872 John PACE
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b. 1838, Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
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b. 1839, Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
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b. 1841, Finghall, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
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Witness of his Death: Isaac NEWTON
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