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Generation: 1

Sarah Newsom was born Abt 1796, North Carolina, USA (daughter of Ethelred Newsom and Lucy Newsom); died , Washington, Owen, Indiana, USA.

Sarah married Aaron Roberts. Aaron (son of Ishmael Roberts and Silvia) was born Abt 1794, North Carolina, USA; died , Washington, Owen, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

Andrew J Roberts was born Abt 1831, Washington, Owen, Indiana, USA; was buried , Roberts Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.
Narcissa E Roberts was born Abt 1835, Washington, Owen, Indiana, USA.
Ethelred Roberts died , USA.

Generation: 2

2. Ethelred Newsom was born 1760 (son of John Newsom and Martha Newsom).
Ethelred married Lucy Newsom. Lucy died , USA. [Group Sheet]
3.
Lucy Newsom died , USA.
Children:

1. Sarah Newsom was born Abt 1796, North Carolina, USA; died , Washington, Owen, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 3

4. John Newsom was born 1731 (son of Moses Newsom and Elizabeth Crawford).
John married Martha Newsom. Martha died , USA. [Group Sheet]
5.
Martha Newsom died , USA.
Children:

2. Ethelred Newsom was born 1760.

Generation: 4

8. Moses Newsom was born 1710; died , USA.
Moses married Elizabeth Crawford. Elizabeth died , USA. [Group Sheet]
9.
Elizabeth Crawford died , USA.
Children:

4. John Newsom was born 1731.

Moses Newsom was born 1735; died , USA.

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