John D. NEWCOMB
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NOTE: After his marriage Mr. Newcomb removed to Falltown, now Bernardston, Mass., where, on 2 Feb. 1742, he "for £63, bot of Aaron Denior, of Deerfield 1 share house lot No 32 containing 50 acres; also meadow lost No 69 containing 6 acres; also 1 full share in all the undivided land in said township." Also in 1742, Mr. Newcomb was moderator of the proprietor's meeting in Falltown. In 1741 his minister's tax was 1.6s3d. On account of the hostility of the Indians he was compelled to leave the country, and returned to Lebanon, where he bought several tracts of land, 1744-1750, near the present village of Columbia. He sold his homestead, 4 July 1759, for £200. his town tax in Lebanon the following year was £1.9s.2d. On 4 Mar 1760, "Eddy Newcomb of Lebanon for £30 sells Rowland Powell Jr., of Lebanon all my rights of land in Falltown, which I bought of Aaron Denior." Soon after the sale of his land in Falltown, Eddy Newcomb removed to Cornwallis, N.S., as it is stated upon the town records of Cornwallis that their daughter, Sarah, was born there on 4 Sept. 1760. Mr. Newcomb was one of the original grantees of Cornwallis, 1761, and drew as his share several lots of land. In 1768 he is called "yeoman". He served as captain under Cornwallis in the War of the Revolution; was taken prisoner with him and his army, 19 Oct. 1781.
He married Alice Lombard 23 Sep 1709 at Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts . Alice Lombard was born at Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts 19 Oct 1686 daughter of Jonathan Lombard and Elizabeth Eddy .
They were the parents of 8
children:
Catherine Newcomb
born 21 May 1710.
Alice Newcomb
born 24 Mar 1712.
Eddy Newcomb
born 23 Sep 1713.
Abigail Newcomb
born 16 Nov 1715.
Abraham Newcomb
born 22 Jul 1718.
John Newcomb
born 29 Jul 1720.
Jonathan Newcomb
born 21 Aug 1722.
Jacob Newcomb
born 10 Oct 1724.
John D. Newcomb died 23 Feb 1765 at Cornwallis, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada .
Alice Lombard died 8 Jan 1767 at Cornwallis, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada .