Generation
No. 1
1.John2
Newcomer
(Jacob1) was born 1807, and died 1890 in Wauseon, OH. He married
Naomi
Debolt May 12, 1831 in Her home in Fayette Co. Pennsylvania, daughter
of Michael Debolt and Abalona Yeager. She was born February 14, 1814 in
Masontown, Fayette County, PA, and died June 11, 1886 in Wauseon, OH.
Children of John
Newcomer and Naomi Debolt are:
2 i. Solomon3
Newcomer, born February 10, 1832 in Fayette Co. PA; died July 15, 1912
in Wauseon, OH. He married Mary E. (Richardson); died 1890.
+ 3 ii. James K.
Newcomer, born August 10, 1833 in Fayette Co. PA; died May 28, 1904.
4 iii. Mary Newcomer,
born 1836. She married Unknown Wadsworth.
+ 5 iv. George DeBolt
Newcomer, born April 15, 1844 in Holmes Co., Ohio; died November 03, 1931
in Wauseon, Fulton Co., Ohio.
6 v. Hester Anna
Newcomer, born 1846. She married Wesley A. Blake.
7 vi. Woodbury Uriah
Newcomer, born 1849.
Generation No.
2
3.James
K.3 Newcomer
(John2, Jacob1) was born August 10, 1833 in Fayette
Co. PA, and died May 28, 1904. He married
(1) Mary Eliza Harrison,
daughter of John Harrison and Elizabeth Wardley. She was born November
30, 1837, and died January 28, 1865 in Wauseon, OH. He married (2) Fatama
Kate Way. She was born 1844, and died 1929.
James
K. Newcomer
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Was
the Son of Mr. & Mrs. John Newcomer Who Moved from Holmes County,
Ohio to Fulton County, Ohio in 1844.
The Obituary
of James K. Newcomer Dated May 28,
1904, Gives
the Following Information:
"James a Former
Resident of Fulton County and a
Prominent
Democrat & Newspaper Man .... He Leaves a
Widow &
Three Daughters; Miss Florence, Mrs. F. A.
Morrison
of Boston, Mass. And Mrs. William A. Scott;
AlsoTwo Sisters
and Two Brothers; Mrs. Mary Woodworth
of Somerset,
Michigan, Solomon Newcomer of Mountain
Home, Idaho,
Mrs. W. A. Blake & George D. Newcomer, .
James Was
Born in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. On
August 10, 1833.....
in 1844 [His Family] Moved to Fulton
County .... in 1857
Was Elected Recorder of Fulton
County, and in 1860
He Was Appointed Deputy
Marshall.
He Was Elected Mayor of the City
Delaware for One
Term, and Served as Clerk in the
Ohio Senate in 1868
and 1869. He Was Associated
Wit H and Published
a Number of Ohio Papers During
His Life,
among Which Was the Delta Independent at
Delta,
Ottawa Democrat at Port Clinton, the Constitution
At Elyria,
Democratic Mirror at Marion, Champaign
Democrat At Urbana
and in 1884 He Purchased the
Delaware Democrat-Herald.
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James K.
Newcomer
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Mary Eliza
Harrison
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Children
of James Newcomer and Mary Harrison are:
8 i. Cora
Jane Newcomer born November 20, 1859. She married Thomas A. Morrison.
9 ii. Eliza Newcomer
born January 07, 1863. She married William A. Scott.
Child of James
Newcomer and Fatama Way is:
10 i. Florence4
Newcomer born February 24, 1873
11 ii. James K.4
Newcomer, born 1879; died 1879.
5. George
DeBolt3 Newcomer (John2, Jacob1) was
born April 15, 1844 in Holmes Co., Ohio, and died November 03, 1931 in
Wauseon, Fulton Co., Ohio. He married (1) Clarasa Poorman December
28, 1869. She was born 1848, and died 1875. He married (2) Melinda Mikesell
December 19, 1875 in Morenci, MI, daughter of Adam Mikesell and Mary JONES.
She was born June 12, 1850 in Clinton Twp., Fulton Co., Ohio, and died
June 20, 1903 in Clinton Twp., Fulton Co., Ohio. He married (3) Louise
A. Robinson March 1905, daughter of Anthony Robinson and Nancy Hutchinson.
She was born 1847.
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George
DeBolt Newcomer
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Notes for
George DeBolt Newcomer:
Civil War veteren:
1. 85th Ohio Inf.
Co. G - June 10, 1862 to June 27, 1862
2. 87th Ohio Inf.
Co. D - June 27, 1862 to October 3, 1862
3. 86th Ohio Inf.
Co. H - June 14, 1863 to February 10, 1864
4. 182nd Ohio Inf.
Co. B - August 12, 164 to July 7, 1865
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Fulton
County Civil War Veteran's Reunion
taken
in the street of Wauseon with George Newcomer, Andrew Mikesell, Dow Bayes,
Alfred Hill, Martin Zimmerman and the little
girl
in foreground is Grace Mikesell
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Excerpts from the
obituary of George D. Newcomer that was
printed in the Wauseon
Republican, Friday, November 6, 1931,
Wauseon, Ohio.
[Some of the wording
and punctuation is awkward but
was left unchanged.
A few corrections were made in spelling.]
"Uncle George" Newcomer
is dead. He was sometimes
referred to as the
"Grand old pioneer who had come down
through the years
to a ripe old age with all the joys, the
hopes and smiles
of youth." Those who knew Mr. Newcomer
loved him, and to
them he was truly, "Uncle George." He was
kind and generous
and being such was happiest when he
was making others
happy. No worthy cause appealed to him
for aid and went
away unassisted. Few persons who have
who have been permitted
to travel so far out into the sunset
of life, have gone
along with so sweet, kind and jovial disposition
as Mr. Newcomer.
He has lived in Wauseon
longer then any other citizen. He lived in
what is now Wauseon
ten years before the town was founded.
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[See notes on George's
father, John Newcomer for the
account of the family's
coming to the Wauseon, Ohio area.]
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In all the changes
that have come to make this the progressive,
highly intellectual
and well developed country that it is, George
D. Newcomer contributed
his full share.
Mr. Newcomer loved
Masonary and gave hours in building up
the order. No night
was to dark, no storm to severe, no roads
to muddy for him
to attend a meeting of the Masonic order if
he felt his presence
was needed.
Mr. Newcomer held
the office of commissioner of this county
[Fulton Co., Ohio]
for nearly seven years, and left a record of
honest, faithful
service. But it was his service as trustee of
Clinton township
of which he most frequently spoke and in which
he received to find
most pleasure.
In the death of George
D. Newcomer a good man has entered
his eternal rest.
A faithful soldier in the Civil war has answered
the last call and
Losure Post, Grand Army of the Republic, has lost
one of its most
faithful and devoted members.
The following obituary
of Mr. Newcomer was read at the funeral:
George D. Newcomer,
son of John and Naomi Debolt Newcomer,
was born April 15,
1844 in Holmes County Ohio. When an infant
his parents moved
to what was then the western part of Lucas, now
Fulton County. He
was raised on a farm which is now part of
Wauseon and adopted
farming as a profession. When quite young
he answered his
country's call serving three years in the Civil War,
86-87-182 Reg. in
O.V.I. ON Dec. 28, 1869 he married Miss
Clarissa Poorman
who died leaving one son Frank, who passed
away in June 1923.
On December 19, 1875, he married Miss
Malinda Mikesell
and by this marriage one son and two daughters
were born. Mrs.
Newcomer died in June 1903. He again married
Mrs. Lou (Robinson)
Cornell in March 1905 and moved to Wauseon in his late home on Depot St.
Mr. Newcomer united
with the Methodist Episcopal church of
Wauseon and has
held his membership in that church until his
death.
"Uncle George" as
he was known to all his friends was a kind,
generous and public
spirited citizen, always ready to give his
time and financial
aid to any good cause. He was commissioner
of Fulton County
for several years. Was a very active member of
the G.A.R. always
enjoying the gatherings of that body. He
belonged to the
Masonic fraternity of Wauseon, The Defiance
Commandery and Toledo
Consisitory.
He died November
3, 1931, aged 87 years, 6 months and 19
days, and leaves
to mourn their loss three children, Mrs.
Ethel Lee and Guy
Newcomer of Waldron, Mich., and Mrs.
Mary Tedrow living
near Wauseon. He also leaves eleven
grand-children and
nine great grand-children.
The funeral was held
from his home on Depot Street, Thursday
afternoon, conducted
by Defiance Commandery of which he
had been a member
for nearly half a century, his Pastor, Rev.
F. W. McColm of
the First Methodist Episcopal church officiating
and interment made
in Wauseon cemetery.
More About George
DeBolt Newcomer:
Burial: Wauseon Union
Cem., Wauseon, Ohio
Occupation: Farmer
Notes for Melinda
Mikesell:
Cause of death was
diabetes. Was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church in Wauseon, Ohio.
Burial: Wauseon Union
Cem., Wauseon, Ohio
Marriage Notes for
George Newcomer and Melinda Mikesell:
married by Rev.
J. Van Antwerp
Child of George Newcomer
and Clarasa Poorman is:
12 i. Frank4
Newcomer, died June 1923. He married
Mertie A. Kesler December 24, 1891, she was born 1873
and died in 1956,
They are buried by George & Clarasa
Children of George Newcomer
and Melinda Mikesell are:
+ 13 i.
Susie Ethel4 NEWCOMER, born August 13, 1878.
+ 14 ii. Guy Vernon
NEWCOMER, born August 17, 1879 in Fulton Co., Ohio; died May 07, 1940 in
Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
+ 15 iii. Mary I.
NEWCOMER, born July 06, 1886; died 1962.
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Mary
I. NEWCOMER
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"House
Party at Lou & Nell Newcomer's"
(taken about 1900)
Standing, left to right:
Ada Gray Richards, Addie
Eager Conklin, Nell Hollister VanBuren,
Cad G. Blizzard, ---------
Wilden, Bess Raphold, May Barber,
Celia Brigham Bennett,
Clara Hollister Newcomer, Inez Scott Brigham, Lou Hollister Campbell, Mrs.
Nactrube (druggest's wife), Grace Deyo
Seated, left to right:
Lou Lyon Dudley, Florence
Guilford,
Harriet Brigham Sohn,
Clara Belding
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Generation No.
3
13. Susie
Ethel4 NEWCOMER (George DeBolt3, John2,
Jacob1) was born August 13, 1878. She married Ernest C. LEE.
Child of Susie NEWCOMER
and Ernest LEE is:
+ 16 i.
George B.5 LEE, born February 16, 1899.
14. Guy
Vernon4 NEWCOMER (George DeBolt3, John2,
Jacob1) was born August 17, 1879 in Fulton Co., Ohio, and died
May 07, 1940 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan. He married Sarah (Sadie)
Elizabeth GRAY February 06, 1901. She was born July 27, 1881 in Fayette,
Fulton Co., Ohio, and died November 10, 1969 in Archbold, Fulton Co., Ohio.
Notes for Guy Vernon
NEWCOMER:
About 1911, Guy &
Sadie moved from Fulton Co., Ohio to a farm northwest of Waldron, in Wright
Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI.
Burial: Waldron Cem.,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan
More About Sarah
(Sadie) Elizabeth GRAY:
Burial: Waldron Cem.,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan
Children of Guy NEWCOMER
and Sarah GRAY are:
+ 17 i.
Martha Esther5 Newcomer, born June 21, 1905 in Fulton Co., Ohio;
died April 25, 1980 in Montpelier, Williams Co., Ohio.
+ 18 ii. Gladys Irene
NEWCOMER, born February 26, 1908 in Fulton Co., Ohio.
+ 19 iii. Florence
Anna NEWCOMER, born August 31, 1913 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan;
died 1996.
+ 20 iv. Rex Eugene
NEWCOMER, born August 10, 1917 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
21 v. June Louise
NEWCOMER, born June 22, 1923 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan; died
February 25, 1996 in Hillsdale, Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
Notes for June Louise
NEWCOMER:
When a child, June
had a bout with a high fever. Aunt Florence said that before that, her
sister June was developing like any normal child. After that illness, June
was mentaly a child the rest of her life. She lived with Grandma, until
Grandma had to go into a nursing home. June then lived in adult foster
care homes the rest of her life. A number of years she worked in a sheltered
work shop program. Aunt June was a normal part of our lives as children.
In Aunt June we had a practical lesson in compassion for others.
More About June Louise
NEWCOMER:
Burial: Waldron,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan
15. Mary
I.4 NEWCOMER (George DeBolt3, John2,
Jacob1) was born July 06, 1886, and died 1962. She married Clair
E. TEDROW, son of James Tedrow and Euphrasia Croninger. He was born
January 16, 1887, and died 1957.
Notes for Mary I.
NEWCOMER:
Ohio Death Index,
1958-69
Certificate Number:
28101
Volume Number: 16871
Sex: Female
Race: White
Name: TEDROW, MARY
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County of Death:
Fulton County
City of Death:
County of Residence:
Fulton County
City of Residence:
Delta, Ohio
Date of Death: April
11, 1962
Age of Death: 75
Years
Marital Status:
Widowed
Notes for Clair E.
TEDROW:
Residences: Delta,
Ohio
Children of Mary
NEWCOMER and Clair TEDROW are:
+ 22 i.
Robert Wave5 TEDROW, born November 26, 1909 in Fulton Co., Ohio;
died May 28, 1996.
+ 23 ii. Roy Earl
TEDROW, born October 08, 1911; died January 04, 1940.
+ 24 iii. George
Monroe TEDROW, born January 13, 1921.
Generation No.
4
16. George
B.5 LEE (Susie Ethel4 NEWCOMER, George DeBolt3,
John2, Jacob1) was born February 16, 1899. He married
Dorethy
D. Lett September 29, 1923.
Notes for George
B. LEE:
Residences: Waldron,
MI
Children of George
LEE and Dorethy Lett are:
25 i. Marcheta
Eileen6 Lee, born December 04, 1925.
26 ii. Roselyn Juanita
Lee, born March 04, 1928.
27 iii. Robert George
Lee, born January 02, 1931.
17. Martha
Esther5 Newcomer (Guy Vernon4, George DeBolt3,
John2, Jacob1) was born June 21, 1905 in Fulton Co.,
Ohio, and died April 25, 1980 in Montpelier, Williams Co., Ohio. She married
Clair
O. Merrifield July 04, 1923. He was born March 13, 1902 in Williams
Co., Ohio, and died June 05, 1974 in Montpelier, Williams Co., Ohio.
Notes for Clair O.
Merrifield:
Worked for the Wabash
Railroad.
Burial: Riverside
Cemetery, Montpelier, Ohio
Children of Martha
Newcomer and Clair Merrifield are:
28 i. Frank
Irving6 MERRIFIELD, born July 31, 1924 in Waldron, Hillsdale
Co., Michigan; died October 23, 1924 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
More About Frank Irving
MERRIFIELD:
Burial: Waldron Cem.,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan
+ 29 ii.
Ruth Jean Merrifield, born July 08, 1926 in Montpelier, Williams Co., Ohio.
+ 30 iii. Ethel Mae
MERRIFIELD, born May 16, 1928 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
31 iv. Richard Howard
MERRIFIELD, born April 08, 1932 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co., Michigan. He
married Donna Belle Mahan November 08, 1952; born June 21, 1931 in Toledo,
Ohio.
Notes for Richard Howard
MERRIFIELD:
Served in the Korean
War. No children.
+ 32 v.
Vernon Clair MERRIFIELD, born August 30, 1939 in Montpelier, Williams Co.,
Ohio.
+ 33 vi. Donna Lou
MERRIFIELD, born February 20, 1946 in Montpelier, Williams Co., Ohio.
18. Gladys
Irene5 NEWCOMER (Guy Vernon4, George DeBolt3,
John2, Jacob1) was born February 26, 1908 in Fulton
Co., Ohio. She married Nathan James McCully June 19, 1932 in Waldron,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan. He was born March 04, 1910 in Owosso, Shiawasee
Co., Michigan, and died November 19, 1988 in Saginaw, Saginaw Co., Michigan.
Notes for Gladys
Irene NEWCOMER:
Gladys was the first
Newcomer of our line of Newcomer's to go to college. She taught history
in the Saginaw school system for a number of years. After retirement she
was active in the Saginaw Historical Society Museum.
More About Nathan
James McCully:
Burial: Roselawn
Memorial Gardens, Saginaw, Mich
Children
of Gladys NEWCOMER and Nathan McCully are:
+ 34 i. Kathleen
Ann6 McCully, born June 29, 1933 in Owosso, Shiawasee Co., Michigan.
+ 35 ii. Doris Louise
McCully, born May 20, 1935 in Bay City, Bay Co., Michigan.
+ 36 iii. Norma Dee
McCully, born December 05, 1944 in Saginaw, Saginaw Co., Michigan.
+ 37 iv. Virginia
Rae McCully, born February 19, 1946 in Saginaw, Saginaw Co., Michigan.
19. Florence
Anna5 NEWCOMER (Guy Vernon4, George DeBolt3,
John2, Jacob1) was born August 31, 1913 in Waldron,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan, and died 1996. She married Lawrence RUFFER
June 15, 1934. He was born November 01, 1910 in Fulton Co., Ohio, and died
June 1981 in Archbold, Fulton Co., Ohio.
More About Florence
Anna NEWCOMER:
Burial: Archbold,
Fulton Co., Ohio
Children
of Florence NEWCOMER and
Lawrence RUFFER
are:
+ 38 i. Nancy Elaine6
RUFFER, born August 29, 1935.
+ 39 ii. David Gray
RUFFER, born August 25, 1937.
+ 40 iii. Ann Elizabeth
RUFFER, born September 29, 1938.
+ 41 iv. Herbert
Lawrence RUFFER, born August 10, 1940.
+ 42 v. Mary Margaret
RUFFER, born May 04, 1946.
20. Rex Eugene5
NEWCOMER (Guy Vernon4, George DeBolt3, John2,
Jacob1) was born August 10, 1917 in Waldron, Hillsdale Co.,
Michigan. He married Mildred Marie BAVIN March 20, 1943 in Waldron,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan. She was born January 29, 1920 in Betzer, Hillsdale
Co., Michigan.
Notes for Rex Eugene
NEWCOMER:
Served 6 years as
Twp. Treasurer, Wright Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI. Also served 10 years as
Wright Twp., Supervisor. Farmed and worked in the shop, retiring from Daisy
Parts, Hillsdale MI in 1982.
Notes for Mildred
Marie BAVIN:
Graduated from Hillsdale
College. Taught High School English, Literature, and Art for 29 years at
the Waldron Area High School. She retired in 1981. In 1996,
was accepted as a member of the DAR.
Children of Rex NEWCOMER
and Mildred BAVIN are:
43 i. Joy
Anne6 NEWCOMER, born December 28, 1943 in Hudson, Hillsdale
Co., Michigan.
Notes for Joy Anne NEWCOMER:
Did not marry. Graduated
from Eastern Michigan University. Was an
Elementary School
teacher for 35 years, and is now retired.
+ 44 ii.
Carol Marie NEWCOMER, born November 26, 1946 in Addison, Lenawee Co., Michigan.
+ 45 iii. John Michael
NEWCOMER, born December 23, 1947 in Hudson, Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
+ 46 iv. J. William
Newcomer, born June 29, 1949 in Hudson, Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
22. Robert
Wave5 TEDROW (Mary I.4 NEWCOMER, George DeBolt3,
John2, Jacob1) was born November 26, 1909 in Fulton
Co., Ohio, and died May 28, 1996. He married Julia Elizabeth Willeman
March 24, 1932. She was born January 06, 1911.
Children of Robert
TEDROW and Julia Willeman are:
47 i. Paul
Eugene6 Tedrow, born April 02, 1933.
+ 48 ii. Dorethy
Jane Tedrow, born November 22, 1934.
+ 49 iii. Mary Ann
Tedrow, born April 23, 1937.
+ 50 iv. John Robert
Tedrow, born February 16, 1940; died September 05, 1969.
+ 51 v. Thomas Clair
Tedrow, born December 15, 1944.
23. Roy Earl5
TEDROW (Mary I.4 NEWCOMER, George DeBolt3, John2,
Jacob1) was born October 08, 1911, and died January 04, 1940.
He married Eunice Johnson June 16, 1935.
Children
of Roy TEDROW and Eunice Johnson are:
+ 52 i. James Earl6
Tedrow, born October 13, 1936.
+ 53 ii. Richard
Clair Tedrow, born January 25, 1938.
24. George
Monroe5 TEDROW (Mary I.4 NEWCOMER, George DeBolt3,
John2, Jacob1) was born January 13, 1921. He married
Helen
Garman, daughter of Encil Garman and Sarah Spangler. She was born March
22, 1923.
Children of George
TEDROW and Helen Garman are:
+ 54 i.
David6 Tedrow, born June 04, 1947.
55 ii. Michael Tedrow,
born November 18, 1949; died August 04, 1973.
Notes for Michael Tedrow:
Michael Paul Tedrow
was killed in a plane crash in 1973.
+ 56 iii.
Jerry Lee Tedrow, born December 01, 1952.
57 iv. Carol Tedrow,
born March 13, 1956.
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