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Deborah Newlin (Lindley)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Alamance, Alamance County, North Carolina, United States
Death: 1824 (70-71)
Lick Creek, Paoli Township, Orange County, Indiana, United States
Place of Burial: Spring Monthly Meeting Cemetery, Snow Camp, Alamance County, North Carolina, USA
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Thomas Lindley, I and Ruth Lindley
Wife of James Newlin
Mother of Mary Quackenbush; Ruth Carter; John Newlin; Hannah Farlow; Sarah Katherine Marshall and 6 others
Sister of Katheren Morrison; Capt. James L. Lindley; Simon Lindley; Thomas Lindley, II; William Lindley, Sr. and 12 others

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About Deborah Newlin

Burial of Deborah Lindley Newlin probably took place in LICK CREEK FRIENDS CEMETERY in Orange County, Indiana.

Deborah, with her son, Thomas, and his growing family, moved 500 miles from Alamance County, North Carolina to Orange County, Indiana. On April 17, 1824, Lick Creek Monthly Meeting in Paoli, Indiana recorded: "Newlin - Deborah received on certificate from Spring MM, NC". Thomas and Candace Newlin were also received from Spring Monthly Meeting on that date. Two of Deborah's sons, Jonathan Newlin and William Newlin, had previously migrated from North Carolina to Orange County, Indiana in 1816 and 1817.

Jonathan Lindley, Deborah's brother, was living in Indiana when he included his sister in his Will - signed on September 22, 1824 in Orange County.

Thomas and Candace Newlin and their eleven children (some with spouses) moved from Orange County, Indiana to Howard County, Indiana in 1852. There is no mention of Deborah in the Minutes of Honey Creek Monthly Meeting located in New London. Unfortunately, Deborah Lindley Newlin's death and burial records did not survive. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Mar 26 2020, 0:12:29 UTC


Burial of Deborah Lindley Newlin probably took place in LICK CREEK FRIENDS CEMETERY in Orange County, Indiana.

Deborah, with her son, Thomas, and his growing family, moved 500 miles from Alamance County, North Carolina to Orange County, Indiana. On April 17, 1824, Lick Creek Monthly Meeting in Paoli, Indiana recorded: "Newlin - Deborah received on certificate from Spring MM, NC". Thomas and Candace Newlin were also received from Spring Monthly Meeting on that date. Two of Deborah's sons, Jonathan Newlin and William Newlin, had previously migrated from North Carolina to Orange County, Indiana in 1816 and 1817.

Jonathan Lindley, Deborah's brother, was living in Indiana when he included his sister in his Will - signed on September 22, 1824 in Orange County.

Thomas and Candace Newlin and their eleven children (some with spouses) moved from Orange County, Indiana to Howard County, Indiana in 1852. There is no mention of Deborah in the Minutes of Honey Creek Monthly Meeting located in New London. Unfortunately, Deborah Lindley Newlin's death and burial records did not survive.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Sep 4 2022, 6:26:09 UTC


Burial of Deborah Lindley Newlin probably took place in LICK CREEK FRIENDS CEMETERY in Orange County, Indiana.

Deborah, with her son, Thomas, and his growing family, moved 500 miles from Alamance County, North Carolina to Orange County, Indiana. On April 17, 1824, Lick Creek Monthly Meeting in Paoli, Indiana recorded: "Newlin - Deborah received on certificate from Spring MM, NC". Thomas and Candace Newlin were also received from Spring Monthly Meeting on that date. Two of Deborah's sons, Jonathan Newlin and William Newlin, had previously migrated from North Carolina to Orange County, Indiana in 1816 and 1817.

Jonathan Lindley, Deborah's brother, was living in Indiana when he included his sister in his Will - signed on September 22, 1824 in Orange County.

Thomas and Candace Newlin and their eleven children (some with spouses) moved from Orange County, Indiana to Howard County, Indiana in 1852. There is no mention of Deborah in the Minutes of Honey Creek Monthly Meeting located in New London. Unfortunately, Deborah Lindley Newlin's death and burial records did not survive.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Sep 4 2022, 4:51:33 UTC

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Deborah Newlin's Timeline

1753
June 28, 1753
Alamance, Alamance County, North Carolina, United States
1772
October 8, 1772
Spring Friends Meeting, Orange County, Province of North Carolina
1774
July 2, 1774
Cane Creek Friends Meeting, Snow Camp, Orange County, Province of North Carolina
1776
April 8, 1776
Cane Creek Meeting,Orange County,North Carolina
1778
1778
Orange County,North Carolina
1780
October 1, 1780
Cane Creek, Orange County, North Carolina, United States
1785
February 4, 1785
North Carolina, United States
1786
1786
Orange County,North Carolina
1787
September 9, 1787
Orange County,North Carolina