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Daniel New

Birth6 Jan 1775 - Chaddleworth, Berkshire, England
Death5 Jul 1855 - Shaw Cum Donnington, Berkshire, England
MotherElizabeth Whiting
FatherJohn New

Born in Chaddleworth, Berkshire, England on 6 Jan 1775 to John New and Elizabeth Whiting. Daniel New married Rebecca Butler and had 19 children. He passed away on 5 Jul 1855 in Shaw Cum Donnington, Berkshire, England.

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Parents
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John New
1743 - 1802
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Elizabeth Whiting
1744 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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Rebecca Butler
1777 - 1816
Children Show all
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Esther New
1813 - 1898
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Daniel New
1803 - 1852
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Thomas New
1811 - 1883
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Elizabeth ‘Betsy’ New
1806 - 1869
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Isaac New
1815 - 1816
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George New
1818 - 1818
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George New
1818 - 1893
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Thomas Absolom New
1795 - 1867
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Francis New
1808 - Unknown
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John New
1794 - 1879
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Charles New
1791 - 1863
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Priscilla New
1811 - 1871
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James New
1815 - Unknown
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Caleb New
1808 - 1871
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Edwin New
1813 - Unknown
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William New
1800 - Unknown
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Issac New
1801 - Unknown
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Sydney New
1797 - Unknown
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Horatio New
1806 - 1871

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