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This is a re-do of another genealogy page with some information changed or added since the original was created. It reads:

24 Oct 1740-Newman Scarlett was born. He spent all of his traceable life in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. There are several family stories of Newman?s origin none substantiated. Some say he was a foundling wrapped in a scarlet shawl. Some say he was born to an unmarried mother in England where the sirnames Scarlett and Newman are not unusual. Still others say he was the son of a Boston sea captain. One persistent myth is that he was a child, the lone survivor of a shipwreck off the coast of Massachusetts and washed ashore wearing scarlet clothes. He gave his birth place as Essex, England.
AGE 21-27 Oct 1761-Newman married Elizabeth (Betty) Peacock. Betty bore him 8 children, the youngest born in 1775. That baby and Betty died within days of each other. They had been married for 14 years. Betty was 32 years old.
16 June 1765-A negro by the name of Royal belonging to Newman Scarlett was baptized in the Congregational Church, Prominent families, even the Rev Spalding, had negros.
Age 31-37 1771-1777-Newman was a farmer and Public School schoolmaster 3 months a year. School was probably held in a meeting house or private home. This was during the American Revolution
AGE 35-12 Dec 1775-Newman, a widower with 7 living children, was elected as a delegate to Boston on January 2 to consider the US Constitution. He voted against it, but it passed by less than 20 votes.
AGE 35-April 18, 1775-?Scarlett, Newman, Tewksbury. Sergeant, in a Tewksbury co. of militia commanded by Lieut. Thomas Clark, Col. Green's regt., which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 2 days.?
AGE 36-May 24 1776-Newman married Molly Merrill who was 29 year old maiden. Molly gave him 9 more children over the next 16 years.
AGE 37-June 4, 1777-Newman entered the service again as a Lieutenant in Captain Edward Farmer?s Company, Colonel Jonathan Reed?s Regiment and marched to reinforce the Northern army. He was discharged November 8, 1777 after 41 days of service.
AGE 38-59-1778-1799-Newman served as a Selectman and Town Clerk for Tewksbury. His signature is still on many old town records.
AGE 59-Jun 4 1799-Newman died sitting behind his desk in the city offices. His widow, Molly, died of cholera in 1822 at the age of 75, outliving Newman by 23 years. Thirteen of his 17 children also outlived him. Newman was buried in Tewksbury.

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Wed August 8, 2012 8:55pm

What a wealth of family history. I like how you've included all the unsubstantiated stories.

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That made for fascinating reading LL!!! If really make you realize how easy we have it now.

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Wednesday, August 8, 2012

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"This advertisement is categorically false, and it is blatantly dishonest," press secretary Jay Carney told reporters at his daily briefing.

A new Romney ad seizes on a mid-July memo from the Department of Health and Human Services that signals the administration is open to waiving certain work requirements. "Under Obama's plan, you wouldn't have to work and wouldn't have to train for a job," the ad says. "They just send you your welfare check." (The ad opens with a photo of Clinton, who worked with a Republican Congress to impose the work requirement, over the objections of liberal allies.)

But the memo says "HHS will only consider approving waivers relating to the work participation requirements that make changes intended to lead to more effective means of meeting the work goals of TANF" and requires states seeking waivers to submit to a "federally-approved evaluation plan."

"This administration's policy will strengthen the program by giving states the opportunity to employ more effective ways to help people get off welfare and into a job," Carney said.?

The press secretary echoed a letter from HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius saying that governors must commit to moving at least 20 percent more people from welfare to work.

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In an unusually lengthy and sharp response to a campaign trail attack, Carney called the ad "an utter misrepresentation of the president's policy," "dishonest," "false," said Romney's "hypocrisy knows no bounds."

The Obama campaign chimed in on a conference call with reporters.

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"In advance of this call, I did have the opportunity, to the extent it matters, to check in with the president (Clinton)," Podesta said. "He completely agrees with my analysis of this."

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By JOSH LEDERMAN, Associated Press

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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Gymnast Gabby Douglas' mom filed for bankruptcy

This combination of Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 photos shows Natalie Hawkins, left, and her daughter, U.S. gymnast Gabrielle Douglas at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Documents filed in January 2012 in the Eastern District of Virginia show Natalie Hawkins filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which allows a person to reorganize their finances and pay down debt over several years. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham, Julie Jacobson)

This combination of Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 photos shows Natalie Hawkins, left, and her daughter, U.S. gymnast Gabrielle Douglas at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Documents filed in January 2012 in the Eastern District of Virginia show Natalie Hawkins filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which allows a person to reorganize their finances and pay down debt over several years. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham, Julie Jacobson)

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) ? Court records show that the mother of Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas filed for bankruptcy earlier this year in Virginia.

The filing was first reported by TMZ, a day after it was revealed that the parents of fellow U.S. Olympian Ryan Lochte were facing foreclosure in Florida.

Documents filed in January in the Eastern District of Virginia show Douglas' mother, Natalie Hawkins, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which allows people to reorganize their finances and pay down debt over several years.

Douglas has been one of the most popular athletes at the Olympics in London, becoming the first African-American woman to win an all-around gold medal in gymnastics. The 4-foot-11 16-year-old taken home two gold medals so far and has become an international superstar, winning over fans with her smile and the nickname "Flying Squirrel."

The gymnast's agent has fielded hundreds of emails from businesses, talk shows and magazines interested in Douglas, and she's already slated to appear on the cover of a Corn Flakes box. She stands to earn millions of dollars from endorsement deals and other ventures. Douglas has been training for two years in Iowa and hasn't been home to Virginia Beach since then.

The bankruptcy filings list Hawkins as having assets totaling $163,706, with a townhouse in Virginia Beach and a 2007 Nissan Maxima accounting for the bulk of it.

Hawkins said the bankruptcy filing allowed her "to still be able to live and reorganize my debt in such a way that I could still pay what I owed."

"It's my story, it's part of me. I'm not even embarrassed about it," Hawkins said Sunday in London. "It shows that even though I didn't like to have to do it, I'm glad there was something there for me to be able to protect my home."

Hawkins also lists roughly $80,000 in debts. The bulk of that is from her mortgage. Hawkins is separated from her husband and lists about $2,500 in income a month, which comes from Social Security disability benefits and child support, according to the documents.

Natalie Hawkins went on long-term medical disability in 2009, and there were six months when the single mother of four had little to no income. In addition to mortgage payments for her home, there were expenses for Douglas' training and her other three children.

An order issued in March says Hawkins is to pay $400 a month toward her debts over a nearly five-year period.

Associated Press

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