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Newton Silas Cole

Birth	:	1838
Death	:	1923 Henry County, Ohio, USA
Burial	:	Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Scott, Bourbon County, USA
Coordinate	:	37.7930984, -94.7161026
Description	:	Father (Page 121) Cole, Newton - Company F, Private, Enlistment: November 30 1861 - 3 years - (?) transferred to Signal Corps - Dischaged: September 7 1863 (Page 655) Cole, Amos, Pleasant, Holgate PO, one of the pioneer settlers of Henry County, was born in Chenango County, New York, in 1803. His parents, Silas and Louisa Cole, came there at an early day from Connecticut. In 1815 they moved to Ohio and settled in Scioto County, and in 1831 Amos was married to Nancy Watts, who was born in that county. In 1833 he moved into... Read More	Father (Page 121) Cole, Newton - Company F, Private, Enlistment: November 30 1861 - 3 years - (?) transferred to Signal Corps - Dischaged: September 7 1863 (Page 655) Cole, Amos, Pleasant, Holgate PO, one of the pioneer settlers of Henry County, was born in Chenango County, New York, in 1803. His parents, Silas and Louisa Cole, came there at an early day from Connecticut. In 1815 they moved to Ohio and settled in Scioto County, and in 1831 Amos was married to Nancy Watts, who was born in that county. In 1833 he moved into the then wilderness of Henry County. He was one of the commissioners who organized the county, and held the office of commissioner for several years, and was at one time associate judge. He was justice for fifteen years. He raised a family of six children as follows: Mary L, Elizabeth A, Julia C, Newton S, Albert E and Hester S. The oldest died several years ago and the rest of the family are now living in Henry and Defiance Counties. Amos died in 1863, and Nancy in 1875. Newton S, the eldest son, was born in 1838, and remained at home on the farm until he was 21 years of age, when he engaged in teaching school. In November 1861, he enlisted in Co F, 68th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in which he served until 1863, when he was transferred to the US Signal Servie at Vicksburg, Mississippi, and remained there in that service until he was discharged in 1865. He was married in 1866 to Julia A Parker, at Attica, Indiana. He has a family of three sons: Claude Bertrand, Allen Eugene and Guy Otis. He has been justice of the peace, and also held several other minor offices. He moved to the village of Holgate in 1876, and became engaged in the hardware business, in which he has remained ever since with a reasonable amount of success. Source: History of Henry and Fulton Counties, Ohio -- Lewis Cass Aldrich -- 1888

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Newton Silas Cole's memorial is located at: Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Scott, Bourbon County, USA.
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Newton Silas Cole death on 1923 in Henry County, Ohio, USA
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Latitude: 37.7930984
Longitude: -94.7161026

Family Members:

Parent

Judge Amos Cole

(1803 - 1863)

Nancy A. Watts Cole

(1800 - 1875)

Spouse

Julia A. Parker Cole

(1841 - 1885)

Siblings

Mary L. Cole Andrew

(1832 - 1871)

Elizabeth A. cole Heath

(1834 - 1914)

Casandra Cole

(1840 - 1841)

Albert E. Cole

(1840 - 1913)

Hester Sophrona Cole May

(1844 - 1922)

Children

Dr Allen Eugene Cole

(1868 - 1947)

Dr Guy Otis Cole

(1870 - 1953)

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Coordinate: 37.7930984, -94.7161026

2. Pine Lawn Cemetery
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14. Pleasant Valley Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.7505000, -94.8144990

15. Tweedy Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.7097015, -94.6678009

16. West Plains Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.8781013, -94.7680969

17. Marmaton Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.8199100, -94.8319400

18. Center Union Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.8686830, -94.6405990

19. Chapel Grove Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.8686900, -94.6403200

20. Pleasant View Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.6929100, -94.7385300

21. Martin Family Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.7349200, -94.8277400

22. Mayfield Cemetery
Bourbon County, USA
Coordinate: 37.6933000, -94.6478500

23. Endicott-Spence Cemetery
Garland, Bourbon County, USA
Coordinate: 37.6861500, -94.6673600

24. Howard Cemetery
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Coordinate: 37.6741982, -94.7005997