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Lulu Josephine NEWTON was b. 13 Mar 1894 in Worcester, MA to parents Marshall Delevan NEWTON (1862-1930) and Anna Luella “Lulu” GOODENOUGH (1869-1902) who were married on 26 Jul 1892 in Newfane, VT. Lulu was one of four children born to this couple including Lulu Josephine; Dorothy Gustina; William Sawyer; and Anna “Annie” Una or Emma NEWTON, all born between 1894 and 1901. After her mother died, her father remarried and another son, Frank Marshall NEWTON was born in 1906. Lulu died 25 Jan 1975 in Worcester Co., MA and is buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Newfane, VT.
I’d like to get this precious old photograph to her family and would appreciate you contacting me if you are a member of this family or know someone who might be.
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Shelley


1861-1909
Washington, District of Columbia
Wife of Samuel F. Newton, dentist
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Sewell's violins are still showing up and considered fine instruments. Family members also own quite a few, I having one made in 1909 in San Bernadino, CA where Sewell lived with the Barton family. The Barton's were early settlers of San Bernadino.
Because Sewell had "weak" lungs he traveled out West to climates that were considered better for TB which his daughter at age 16 died from in St. Augustine, FL where she stayed with her Uncle Russell Goff who was the general superintendent for the Florida East Coast Railway.
Eventually Sewell returned to Clintonville, CT where he died.
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"Sewell loved violins from an early age"
My favorite ancestor was my great grandfather, S. L. Newton Boyce - adopted at age 3. His mother was a Hammond, his father, Hubbard Newton. His genealogy goes back to William Brewster through Lucretia Caulkins, wife of Rev. Noah Hammond.
He wrote to his son, Ivan from Nelson, AZ in 1907 saying, "don't put my full name on any more mail as I hate it so badly that no one here or in Col. knew what it is". Anyway, it was Sewell Leonard and I expect that notion did not remain with him forever.
Sewell loved violins from an early age and became proficient in playing, making and teaching that instrument. In Norwich, NY he founded the Boyce Violin Company in 1894. Violin operations were transferred to Buffalo, NY and Kalamazoo, MI but being plaqued with TB, he moved on to Arizona and San Bernadino,CA. He lived there with the Barton family who were instrumental in founding that city. While there he continued violin making, repair and teaching and studied astronomy and microscopy. In 1916 he moved to Clintonville, CT to live with his son and while there operated a water power sawmill. He seldom loss at chess and checkers, composed crossword puzzles, and had a deep interest in scientific things according to family records. Our family feels fortunate to own many of his violins and we have many papers describing how they were made. We also have letters of his travels across the U.S. which are a fascinating description of times gone by.