Corrections from last posting, I did have some documentation connecting some Newbrough’s of Chester Co. Pa & Newbrough’s of Frederick Co. Virginia. Just not Joshua Newbroughs

JOSHUA NEWBROUGH(#1) Joshua Newbrough married Hannah Collier July 23, 1746, Olde Swede Church, Wilmington, Del. Listed as non members
( From Chester County Historical Society, from Gilpin’s Register, kept in Birmingham for many years.
1815-10 mo,18, mentioned was an Ann Newbury, buried (flux) at Presbyterian Ground by Twaddles.
1815-10mo 19th daughter of said Ann buried at same place (flux))
Ship Registers for the Port of Philadelphia 1726 - 1775
Dec, 16, 1752, Vessel, Shallop Mary & Elizabeth; Master Joshua Newberry,; owners, Israel Seymour of Wilmington, Newcastle Co. on Delaware & Ezekiel Harlan of Chester; where built, Philadelphia

The Pennsylvania Gazette, Aug. 18, 1757, Letters remaining in the Post Office
Joshua Newborough, Wilmington

From the Pennsylvania Gazette, Dec. 7, 1758, Custom House, Philadelphia, Inward Entries, Cleared
ship, Sloop Humbird, Joshua Newbrough, to N. Providence
May 17, 1764, Inward Entries, Custom House, Ship, Sloop Sally , J. Newbrough, Virginia
May 24, 1764, Custom House, Philadelphia, Cleared, Sloop Sally, J. Newbrough, Virginia

(?) maybe quit being a sailor an start a family about age 40
Suspected children born between 1770 & 1778
(George born abt 1771, died 1847 age 76, Cemetery inscription, Winchester, Va information from Abstracts of Wills, Inventories and Administration for Frederick County, 1743 – 1800 page 64, By J. Estelle Stewart King)
( Sarah Newbrough Born abt 1775, died 11-17- 1851, Howard Co. Missouri, married David White, (born 1767. Pa) Feb. 28, 1793, Frederick Co. Va)
(eldest son named Joshua F White, born March 27, 1813, Fred. Co. Va)
( Enos born abt 1777) ( Enos second son named Joshua)
(Joshua #2) born abt 1778)

Pennsbury twp. Formed in 1770 from Kennett twp.
1775 Pennsbury twp. Chester Co Pa, Joshua Newbury (#1) Freeman (Free to apply his trade or own land or vote) County Tax
1777 Abstract of Chester County Wills and Administration, page 571 Vol. 2 1758-1777, May 30, 1776, RACHEL PEIRCE, widow of East Marlborough Twp. witness; JOSHUA NEWBROUGH and JANE TEMPLE.
Military Record 1777-1780, Chester Co. Pa. Joshua Newberry, Pvt. Battalion, 6th Co. Capt. Wm. Craig, Class 8th (Information Penn. State Archives website)
1780 Pennsbury, Joshua Newborough(#1) inmate (a boarder or renter of land) County tax
1781 Pennsbury, Joshua Newborough (#1) inmate, state tax
1783 Pennsbury, Joshua Newberry (#1)
1785 Pennsbury, Joshua Newbury (#1) County tax record
1787 Pennsbury, Joshua Newberrry (#1)
1789 Pennsbury, Joshua Nesbrough (#1) County tax record
1791 Pennsbury, Joshua Newborough(#1), State Tax Record
1799 Pennsbury, Jehu Newberry,(#1) County Tax
Also 1799 Pennsbury, Enos Newberry, County Tax
1800 Chester Co. Septennial Census, , Pennsbury Jehu Newborough
Pennsbury Twp. Enos Newborough
Joshua Newbrough (#2)abt 1778, will dated Nov. 1847 ,Nov. 1847, Winchester, Frederick Co. Virginia, Exec. Dated Nov. 1849 & Jan. 1852. Will listed sister Sarah White, born 1775, wife of David White, which Joshua Newbrough left some land in Boone Co. Missouri.
(Joshua’s niece Elizabeth Newbrough Crebs. Born abt. 1795, died 1847)

1803 Winchester Tax Joshua Newbrough, number of Free White males over 16 ( before 1787) Qty. 2
Joshua Newbrough(#2) , land owner 1809, Winchester, Va
1810 Federal Census, Joshua Newbrough
Free white males, 1795 – 1800 Qty. 1, 1785 – 1794 Qty 6, 1766 -1784 Qty 1
Free white females 1766 – 1784 Qty 1
All other free persons Qty 1
Boone County, Missouri. Formed 1820. “History of Boone County book” as part of the first government land sales, the “Smithton Company was formed in 1818, with 35 members” Joshua Newbrough (#2) was part of that group. They paid $4 to $6 per acre.
Jan. 15, 1822 Frederick Co. Va, will book 11 page 228, of John Wilson, couples names mentioned John Newbrough (#3) & Joshua Newbrough (#2)

John Newbrough (#2) born about 1730 died 1796/7, Frederick Co. Virginia ( son of John Newbrough (#1)& Dinah Butterfield) married Eleanor McClure, Dec. 26, 1753, Wilmington Del.
1780
Londongrove John Newborough(#2), Landowner
1785, Chester County PA. tax record
Newlin, John Newborough(#2), Sr, gone
Newlin, John Newborough,(#3) gone
(John Newbrough, document, Jan. 28, 1780, from Chester County Historical Society vault for Newberry family, mentioned as former owner of East Bradford Twp. Property )
Will of William McClure, 1792, of Brandywine Hundred, New Castle Co. Delaware lists children of John and Eleanor Newbary as (5 children)
(1) Joseph, (note born 1757, died 1821, Monongalia County, Virginia (now W. Virginia,) married Sarah Hayhurst, 1782, Harford Co. Maryland)
(2) John (#3), (born Aug. 1760, died 1844, Morgan Co. W. Virginia married Catherine Grist 1787,)
( document from Chester Co. Historical Society. vault for Newberry family, John Newbrough son of John Newbrough & Elinor his wife )
1800 Tax List, Winchester, JOHN NEWBROUGH, source; Virginia Gen. April-June 1980 Vol. 24 #2 page 97. White males over 16, Qty. 2, horses owned Qty. 1.
Jan. 98, 1802 Letter from Amos Brinton, to John Newberry, Winchester, Virginia.
1802; #MS 2062, Chester County Historical Society, NEWBERRY, JOHN of Winchester, Virginia, January 9,1802, Letter from AMOS BRINTON
Know all men by these presents, that whereas ABRAHAM DARLINGTON late of the Township of Birmingham, County of Chester and State of Pennsylvania, deceased by his last Will and Testament bearing date, December 21,1798, and whereas the said ABRAHAM DARLINGTON did in the said Will nominate and appoint AMOS BRINTON of Bradford Township, his Executor as by the said recited Will may appear. Now know ye that I the said AMOS BRINTON by virtue of said Will as an Executor thereof I have nominated and appointed my trusty friend JOHN NEWBERRY and CHARLES McCRAY, both in or near the Town of Winchester, Frederick County and State of Virginia, for me and in my name and for my use and benefit to ask deem and receive of and from the heirs. Executors or administrating JOSEPH NICHLIN, late of said Frederick County, deceased, all and every part of the money which he the said JOSEPH NICHLIN, deceased or his heirs, Executors or Administrators have received of or from ISAAC WOODROW, of the Town of Winchester for two Bonds whereon the said WOODROW, is bound for the payment of certain sum's of money. To Wit. One Bond given to ABRAHAM DARLINGTON in his lifetime, compound for the payment of 40 pounds, 1 shilling Virginia currency bearing date May 7,1789 out of the aforesaid Bond, WOODROWS proven acct. was deducted and settled. The balance due on said Bond May 30,1799 the time of settlement was 25 pounds, 18 shillings, 9 pence, Virginia currency for which the estate to pay interest until paid. One other Bond bearing May 30,1799.
Conditioned for the payment of 73 pounds 4 shillings and 7 pence lawful money of the State of Virginia unto AMOS BRINTON, Executor of ABRAHAM DARLINGTON, late of Chester County, and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. And whereas I the said AMOS BRINTON, Executor of said deceased, did the 22nd day of January 1800 delivering sent said JOSEPH NICHLIN for the recovery thereof for my use at an Executor as ? received bearing date herewith a copy of which is herein enclosed with instructions ??? ISAAC WOODROW the ? not on or before March 25,1800 pray of said bonds then the said JOSEPH NICHLIN was to pursue measures for the recovery thereof as the laws of the State in such cases directs, and whereas the said JOSEPH NICHLIN by his letter bearing date June 21,1800. Informs me that he day received two due bills for Rent to the value of 50 pounds which he put into the hands of a lawyer for recovery, but still kept the Bonds in his own person. Since the above letter I have had no information from JOSEPH NICHLIN re? the ?. Whether he ever recovered any part there of in his lifetime or his representatives since his deceased. I know not, but request you and each of you to make the inquiring regarding to ?. whether there is a probability of ever obtaining any part of the money from WOODROW. Sufficient to justify me in giving you a Legal Power of Attorney to act for me without being liable to more cost than profit, if you should be of open on that there is a likelihood of recovery any part worth the trouble of writing for and sending a letter of Attorney to you, you will please to give me the earliest information of I shall send by the first safe conveyance, that I have all the Power of Authority in the premises I am ? of. Jan. 9,1802. Am with respect and esteem. JOHN NEWBERRY YOUR FRIEND CHARLES McCRAY AMOS BRINTON
Winchester in the State of Virginia Enclosed I have sent a copy of WOODROW'S account, a copy of settlement between WOODROW and myself, a copy of JOSEPH NICKLIN'S account for the bonds against WOODROW and a copy of JOSEPH NICKLIN'S letter.

1803 Winchester tax. Number of Free White males over 16, ( before 1787) Qty. 1
Nov. 30, 1803 John Newbrough, ltr 4367 Ltr from above Winchester, to Amos Brinton.
Letter #4367; Winchester, November 30,1803. Friend AMOS BRINTON thee fab sorfer to inform the Joseph Nicklen can't get no money from the said Woodrow for lawyer weight tests me that suite went against Woodrow for them to sue bills that Nicklen sued for and I have no opportunity at thy bond at this time for Nick I can't get to see him at this time thee will have to come out thyself about this affair.
This from thy Friend JOHN NEWBROUGH, More over I would be glad that Friend AMOS would be to kind as to a visit my brother son a day or two to see him righted in getting my money his business and the favor shall not be forgotten this from JOHN NEWBROUGH to AMOS BRINTON, miller on Brandywine Creek.
1810 Virginia Census, Berkeley County, #568 21101-11210-00
1810, June 29. Land record, Winchester, Frederick Co. Va, John Newbrough & wife Eliz. to Jonathan Wrights
originally land Alaxander Woodrew to John Newbrough, date Oct. 22, 1791
Moved from Winchester to Bath, Morgan County before 1818, he was living in Morgan County, Virginia in 1820.

Jan. 15, 1822 Frederick Co. Va, will book 11 page 228, of John Wilson, couple names mentioned John Newbrough (#3) & Joshua Newbrough (#2)

(3) Caleb Newbrough, no more information
(4)Mary Newbrough Flowers, no more information
(5) & Ann Butterfield, ( Ann Newbrough born abt 1762, died 1824, Frederick Co. Virginia) married Thomas Butterfield, 1788, Winchester, Frederick Co. Va.)

A Fred Newbraugh of Berkley Springs, WV. Who died in 1996. Did a lot of research on the Newbrough of Winchester area. Including Joshua Newbrough. In a letter to my uncle in 1982, mention his research was going to the WVA University Library,