The Branch of Ira, son of Silas and Rachel Newland
Ira Newland born 1882 in Missouri
...................married Pearl unknown
...................died (unknown but was living in Blackwell OK in 1936 when his mother died)
...............Child of Ira and Pearl Newland
........................1. Fred Walter Newland b. 1910 in rural OK. (probably Grant or Kay Co.)
.............................................................d. Feb. 1976 Buried in Winfield, KS
.............................................................m. Wilma "Billie" Ford b. Dec. 16, 1910
..............................Children of Fred and Wilma Ford Newland
...................................1. living Newland b. 1936 Winfield, Cowley Co. KS.
...........................................................m. unknown
..........................................Children of living and unknown Newland
................................................1. living Newland m. living Meir
................................................2. living Newland m. living Deakins
................................................3. living Newland
...................................2. living Newland
Ira Newland ca. 1900
Charles A. and Lola Nellie Robertson Dutton Newland on their wedding day
July 4, 1907
On the marriage license and certificate of marriage for Charles A. Newland and Lola Nellie Robertson Dutton, her name appears as Lola N. Dutton. She was always known as Nellie. Her place of residence at the time was Charleston, O. T. It took a little searching to find the location of this town which is no longer in existence.
Charles was living at Numa on the land claimed by his father Silas in the opening of the Cherokee Strip land run.
The marriage took place at Pond Creek, Grant Co, Oklahoma Territory before Judge A. C. Glenn.
Marriage License and Certificate of Marriage
A land patent issued in Harper County was in the name of my grandmother, Lola Nellie Newland. Most of her children were born on this homestead. While searching for the location of this land in an old atlas, I also discovered that the small town of Selman, 12 miles SE of Buffalo, OK. was formerly known as Charleston, the location of my grandmother's home when she wed my grandfather.
U. S. land patent, Woodward Oklahoma, May 23, 1910. The president of the United States at that time was William Howard Taft.
The Newland kids: Mortic Newland, Ted Dutton, Juanita Dutton, Ila Izora Newland, James Newland, Merle Newland and their trusty dog.
Celia Gwendolyn Newland, the youngest sibling
Lola Nellie Robertson Newland with Mortic, Juanita, Ted and Jim on the family horse.
Brothers Ted, Merle and Jim
Dena Charlotte Newland
Grandad Charley Newland with sons Byron "Tude" and Burle Newland...sailors in WW2
Charles A. Newland at a family reunion
Burle standing in the back: middle row is Byron "Tude," Merle "Mutt," Juanita "Sis," and Ila Izora "Dot." Jim is seated in front.
Charley Newland with his daughters-in-law
Left to right: Elda wife of Merle, Maggie wife of Burle, Vaughn wife of Ted, grandad, Bernice wife of Mortic, Edith wife of Byron, and Mary wife of Jim.
Edith, wife of Byron, Grandad Charley Newland, Maggie, wife of Burle
Charley Newland with his sons-in-law Williard Smith husband of Dena, and Ed Collyar husband of Dot
