Information from Bailey's "Pre-revolutionary Dutch Houses and Families in Northern New Jersey and Southern New York" pg. 327, and "Genealogy of the Westervelt Family" pg. 71
Information from "Genealogy of the Westervelt Family" pg. 47
82. Nahum Newton
o. 27 Feb 1829
Laura O. Newton's guradianship papers say that her father was Nahum Newton of Shrewsbury. This Nahum Newton of Shrewsbury died in the same year that Laura was put under the guardianship of another Nahum Newton. I am assuming that there were nottwo Nahum Newtons of Shrewsbury that died in 1829. It could be that Laura was not really Nahum's biological daughter.,"Mr. Newton lived in Shrewsbury. It is said his children were born there, though none are recorded there. His estate was settled without a will in 1829. The list of the case in Probate Court is: '1829. Newton, Nahum, Shrewsbury. Adm. No.43337."
83. Martha Bellows
There is a Nahum Newton mentioned in the Shrewsbury Vital Records who married a Patty Bellows (b. 25 Oct. 1770 - the Bellows Family Genealogy Page) on 29 Nov. 1792 in Grafton, Massachusetts.,
88. John Campbell II
John Campbell was a member of the Scotish Highlanders. He wore kilts and fought with the 66th regiment of the Highlanders in the Peninsular War in Spain where he lost a leg in the battle of corunn."John lost a leg in the battle of Waterloo.Was a memberofthe Scottish Highlanders and wore kilts."
89. Nancy McCloy
Nancy McCloy was wise and witty. She had a brother, George, who played the bagpipes.