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Generation: 1

1. Charlotte Newsom was born 1801, North Carolina, USA (daughter of Nathaniel Newsom and Edy Hawley).

Generation: 2

2.	Nathaniel Newsom was born 1765, Northampton, North Carolina, USA (son of Moses Newsom and Winnifred Walden); died Sep 1835, Logan, Ohio, USA. Nathaniel married Edy Hawley. Edy was born Abt 1765. [Group Sheet]

Edy Hawley was born Abt 1765.

Children:

Nathaniel Newsom was born 1811, Northampton, North Carolina, USA; died , Logan, Ohio, USA.
1. Charlotte Newsom was born 1801, North Carolina, USA.
Edith Newsom was born , North Carolina, USA; died , USA.
Tilitah Newsom died , USA.
Elizabeth Newsom died , USA.
Dorothy Newsom died , USA.
Willis Newsom died , USA.

Generation: 3

4. Moses Newsom was born 1735 (son of Moses Newsom and Elizabeth Crawford); died , USA.
Moses married Winnifred Walden. Winnifred died , USA. [Group Sheet]
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Winnifred Walden died , USA.
Children:

2. Nathaniel Newsom was born 1765, Northampton, North Carolina, USA; died Sep 1835, Logan, Ohio, USA.

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:

John Newsom was born 1731.

4. Moses Newsom was born 1735; died , USA.

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