Estill County, Kentucky
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George & Nancy Newton
Cane Springs Cem.
Submitted by Jen Bawden
Decatur Newton
Submitted by Patricia Newton Brown
Decatur & Lucy (Warner) Newton
Submitted by Patricia Newton Brown
Fleming Newton
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Fleming Newton (WWII)
Submitted by Patricia Newton Brown
This is the home of Decatur and Lucy Warner Newton located in Pryse, Ky.
Submitted by Patricia Newton Brown
Lucy (Warner) Newton & Nettie (Newton) Durbin
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Nannie Lee (Newton) Reece, d/o Decatur and Lucy (Warner) Newton. Nannie Lee married Alvin Reece and both went to Deaf School in Danville, Ky.
Submitted by Patricia Newton Brown
Barbara (Newton) Cole with oldest son Arthur. Barbara was d/o Decatur and Lucy (Warner) Newton of Pryse. She attended Deaf School in Danville, Ky.
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Charles Newton, s/o Decatur and Lucy (Warner) Newton. This was during WW II. He was recipent of two Purple Heart Awards.
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Decatur Newton and all his sons, who worked at Frigidaire in Dayton, Ohio together. They all lived in and around Pryse for many years and all are deceased now.
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Decatur Newton father of Fleming, Willie D, James, Shelby, Charles, Virgil, Barbara, Nannie Lee, and Conley, married Lucy (Warner) Newton
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Nannie Lee (Newton) Reece and her aunt Nannie (Warner) Spicer and her husband Garfield Spicer. Taken at home of Decatur and Lucy (Warner) Newton Pryse, Ky. Nannie and Garfield lived their whole lives in Lee County at Old Landing and never had any children. I think this was their seventy fifth wedding anniversary.
Submitted by Patricia Newton Brown
Shelby Newton, s/o Decatur and Lucy (Warner) Newton of Pryse, Ky
Submitted by Patricia Newton Brown