une of that y year. He would *
remain the: ce of fhe Fort’.

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During his'tender at Fort |

_ Langley, he pre-empted about

400.acres of land by the Keat-

sey Indian Reserve. There he -
_. “cultivated:a fine piece of ©
- and” and “builta handsome ©
residence and:a large number:

of farm buildings,” calling his :
place Hazlewood Farm. -

‘ D Sie of the HBC, New-

‘4.ton: engaged himselfin

and is recorded in

- the ‘Mainland:Guardian on
i “Feb. 18, 1871,to have “re

ceived the:contract to thresh
the HBC’s wheat on the Lan-*

gley farm. Mr. ‘Newton's en-.
~. terprise in providing: himself
with afirst-class machine. __

must have repaid: him: hand-.

reported the following con-

cerning his death: “The sud-

den demise of William Henry
‘Newton has cast:a gloom

over this district, which has ~
» ‘been rarely paralleled here. It -

appears that in the early part
"of last week, Mr. Newton was

seated at his: evening repast,
when he ‘suddenly Tose ‘to his
_ feet, placed his hand upon his
: ‘head’ ~~ ‘complained of of un-

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‘usual pain; he then fell:to the
ground unconscious and in

‘spite of every effort made to

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T illiam H. Newton
‘-and his wife Emme.
¢ - line had six chil-
dren, Emmeline Frances,

~ born Nov. 1, 1857, at Fort

Langley; Florence Mary, born
8th August 1859, at:‘Sapper-
ton; Ada, born Dec. 3, 1861, at
Fort Langley; Henry John,
born Jan. 14, 1864, at New
Westminster; Georgina

“Waugh, born March 14, 1866,

at Victoria; and William
‘Greenshields, born March
12, 1870, at Victoria.

Emmeline Jane Newton,
would remarry on Nov. 22,
1878 to Edward Mohuniat ° -
New Westminster, and‘some
‘years later would move to

_ Victoria. There she: died‘on
~. Dec. 28, 1928.

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