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| Birth: | 20 SEP 1757 in , Kent, Delaware 6 |
| Death: | 1 Feb 1827-1836 in Vernon, Jennings, Indiana 6 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | JOHN NEW b. 1729 in Kent Co, DE |
| Mother: | MARY PATIENCE HICKMAN b. ABT 1733 in Kent Co, DE |
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Born:
Died: 1 FEB 1836
Burial: Vernon Cemetary, Vernon, Jennings Co. 8
Burial: Hebron Cemetary, Monroe Twp, Jefferson Co, IN 8
Military: 1778 in Rev.War, enlisted in 1778, Private, in Capt. Richard Dollivers Co., 2nd Delaware Regiment, Col. Henry O'Neill. saw execution of Major Andre, was at battle of Cowpens, and at the siege of Yorktown. At surrender of Cornwallis. 2
Military: Major, Continental Army, N.C. 8
Residence: Lived in VA, NC, Warren Co, KY, Gallan Co, KY & Jennings Co, IN./Warren Co., KY 8
Residence: BET 1782 AND 1786
Residence: 1794 in , Franklin Co, KY 8
Residence: AFT 1794
Relative:
Census: 1800 in , Gallatin Co, KY 8
Census: 1810 in , Gallatin Co, KY 8
Census: 1820 in , Gallatin Co, KY 8
Residence: BET 1782 AND 1786 in NC 8
Residence: AFT 1794 in , Gallatin Co, KY 8
Relative: father by some sources is Robert here listed as grandfather. 8
Burial: , Jennings, Indiana 6
Ancestral File Number: 94 6
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| Agnes Maddox (Wife) b. 1766 in Powhatan, VA, USA |
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| SARAH BOWMAN (Wife) b. 25 MAY 1764 |
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Mary A. New b. 17 APR 1782 in , Guilford Co, NC
William Henry New b. 28 OCT 1784 in , Kent, Delaware
Elizabeth New b. 6 DEC 1786 in , Guilford, North Carolina
ROBERT ALLEN NEW b. 20 JAN 1789 in , Guilford, North Carolina
Amelia Panda New b. 30 MAY 1791 in , Guilford Co, NC
John Bowman New b. 7 NOV 1793 in , Guilford, North Carolina
Isom Ross New b. 1795
George Washington New b. 3 MAR 1796 in , Gallatin, Kentucky
Sarah New b. 16 APR 1798 in , Gallatin, Kentucky
Nancy B. New b. 6 FEB 1801 in , Gallatin, Kentucky
James DeWeese New b. 12 JUN 1803 in , Gallatin, Kentucky
Jeptha Revelle New b. 23 MAY 1806 in , Gallatin, Kentucky
Hickman New b. 12 APR 1808 in , Gallatin Co, KY
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Text: From Colonial Families of America----
"Jethro New enlisted in the Army about 1778, under Captain Rhodes; he witnessed, as a guard, the execution of the unfortunate Major Andre; fought at the battle of Cowpens and saw the surrender of Cornwallis; removed, after the war to North Carolina; and from there went to Gallatin, Kentucky; finally settled in Jennings County, Indiana,"
News in Indiana Marriages Through 1850 [Jefferson & Jennings Co]
John B. New m. Amanda Eccles 9 Aug 1849 Jefferson Co
Malinda Jane New m. Arnold Custer 10 May 1839 Jefferson Co
Emily New m. Preston Branham 11 Aug 1845 Jennings Co
Samuel New m. Louisa Higbee 29 March 1840 Jefferson Co
This is a collection of data found on different websites, mostly ancestry.com databases.
Kentucky Marriages to 1850
New, Jethro married Thomas, Agnes on 24 Sep 1813 in Gallatin County, Kentucky
Jethro New (1760-1836) enlisted, 1778, serving under Capt. Rhodes. He witnessed, as a guard, the execution of the unfortunate Major Andre; fought in the battle of Cowpens, and saw the surrender of Cornwallis; was at the siege of Yorktown. Removed, after the war to North Carolina; and from there went to Gallatin, Kentucky; He was born in Virginia; died in Vernon, Ind.
John André (1750-1780)
John André was the aide de camp of Sir Henry Clinton, the British commander-in-chief.
André purchased a commission as second lieutenant in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers in 1771. In 1774 he joined a regiment in Quebec, where he pursued his first love of poetry and painting. In September and October 1775, American troops laid siege to his fort at St. Johns. He was captured, brought back to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and treated roughly. His days as a prisoner turned him against the American rebels. The Americans finally exchanged him in 1776, and he met up with British troops in New York City. Sir William Howe was especially interested in the information André had learned behind the American lines. André then purchased a position as captain and become General Charles Grey's aide. He became known for behaving ruthlessly and aggressively on the battlefield. In 1778 André joined the staff of Henry Clinton, General Howe's replacement. Clinton made him head of intelligence in April 1779. André successfully kept track of intelligence from American disserters and British prisoners who had escaped or were exchanged. André's most famous success was the treachery of Benedict Arnold. As a result, Clinton promoted André rapidly, from deputy to adjutant general in October 1779. Yet Benedict Arnold was also André's downfall. Three American militiamen captured André, who was dressed in civilian clothes with a treasonous letter from Clinton to Arnold in his shoe. André was tried with a court martial. Found guilty, he begged George Washington to shoot him as a gentlemen instead of hanging him as a spy. Nevertheless, he was hanged as a spy in Tappan, New York on October 2, 1780.
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name Location Reference
NEW, Jethro Vernon IN 56 Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.3, p. -Serial: 11999; Volume: 8
Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID#
1800 NEW JETHRO Gallatin County KY No Township Listed Tax list KY Early Census Index KYS1a2280332
1810 NEW JETHRO Gallatin County KY 187 31201-02101-00 Federal Population Schedule KY 1810 Federal Census Index KYS1a2280331
1820 NEW JETHRO Gallatin County KY 120 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule KY 1820 Federal Census Index KY35354091
Fron "The Family of New" by Ann Wall Algood and Janet (New) Huff.
Page 169
Jethro New resided in Deleware during the war.
It also states that Jethro was born in Virginia.
In his Will, Jethro disinherited his second wife Agnes (Maddox) Thomas, leaving her 50 cents.
Indiana's Revolutionary Ancestors
Office of the Registrar
List of Members & Revolutionary Ancestors
State of Indiana
No. NAME IN FULL By RIGHT OF DESCENT FROM
286 Harry S. New Major Jethro New, Continental Army, N.C.
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- Title: DAR Roster of soldiers and patriots of the American Revolution buried in Indiana
Call Number: 929.3772
Media Type: Book
Page: p.278
Source Text: Jennings County
- Title: Delaware State Archives, Vol 2, p. 766.
- Title: Colonial Families of America
Publisher: Vol. VIII, 1931
Media Type: Book
Page: p.321
- Title: The New Genealogy
Author: Clarence New
Media Type: Book
- Title: Holcomb-McPherson Records
Author: Elizabeth McPherson
Publisher: 1947. Washington, D.C.: Privately Published.
Call Number: LDS Microfilm # 1036836
Media Type: Book
Page: p.689
- Title: GenCircles: Harrod-New Families
URL: http://www.familytreelegends.com/trees/jamath
- Title: The Colonial Families of America, Vol VIII
Publisher: c. 1931
Media Type: Book
Page: p. 321
- Title: GenCircles: Ancestors of Beverly Williams Long
URL: http://www.familytreelegends.com/trees/blong
- Title: The Family of New
Author: Ann Wall Algood and Janet [New] Huff
Media Type: Book
Page: p.169
- Title: Linda Baker [ndnblu@texoma.net]
Media Type: Electronic
- Title: Grant County News, Footsteps of the Past
Author: Beryl S. Litsey
Publisher: New Family, June 19, 1997
Media Type: Book
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