Elizabeth Paggott

   Nothing is known of Elizabeth, or her parentage.  It is fair to assume that she was of English heritage, though whether she married Nicholas in England, as some claim, or in Ireland, is not known.  If in Ireland, then she would undoubtedly have had English, rather than Irish parents, for there was practically no intermarriage between the 2 cultures.

    The background for this page is of Mountmellick, where Elizabeth and Nicholas Newlin lived, before emigrating to Pennsylvania.

NEWLIN, ELIZABETH, widow. Concord.
August 18, 1714. February 10, 1717. A. 48.
To daughter Rachel Jackson £65. To son in law Ephraim Jackson 20 
shillings. To daughter Rachel Jackson, furniture and wearing apparel. 
To the children of said Ephraim and Rachel Jackson £50 to be divided at 
20 years age. To son in law William Pagett late of Ireland, 20 
shillings. To granddaughter Mary Burton late of Ireland, £10. To the 3 
daughters of my daughter Elizabeth and Wm. Pagett, late of Ireland, £5 
each. To grandson Nicholas Newlin late of London, £10. To granddaughter 
Elizabeth Lewis, £40. To daughter in law Mary Newlin, 20 shillings. To 
Nicholas, Nathaniel, John, Jemima, Kezia and Mary Newlin, children of 
son Nathaniel, £5 each. To son Nathaniel all remainder of estate, also 
executor. Witnesses: George Pearce, John Fred., John Mendenhall.

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