Sally Long 
F, #1631, b. Aug 17, 1795, d. May 20, 1861
Family | Captain Jeremiah Newcomb b. Jul 19, 1794, d. Apr 9, 1877 |
| Children | - Captain Alvan Newcomb+ b. Sep 14, 1814, d. Sep 23, 1896
- David Newcomb+ b. Nov 16, 1816, d. Apr 17, 1893
- Sally Ann Newcomb b. May 31, 1820, d. May 5, 1892
- Eliza Collins Newcomb+ b. Oct 1, 1822, d. Jan 4, 1885
- Jeremiah Russell Newcomb b. Mar 29, 1825, d. Oct 10, 1846
- Emeline Newcomb b. Sep 24, 1827, d. Feb 14, 1828
- Valentine Bigsby Newcomb+ b. Feb 21, 1829, d. Jul 14, 1882
- James Henry Newcomb b. Nov 4, 1831, d. Jan 13, 1906
- Mary H. Newcomb b. circa 1832
- Captain Isaiah Freeman Newcomb+ b. Aug 25, 1834, d. Jul 14, 1895
- Emeline Newcomb+ b. Jun 25, 1837, d. Jun 28, 1913
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Chronological Events
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| Birth* | Aug 17, 1795 | Sally Long was born on Aug 17, 1795 at Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States . |
| | She was the daughter of William Long and Rachel Phillips. |
| Name Variation | Aug 17, 1795 | Sally was also known as Loty Long. |
| Marriage Intentions* | Feb 18, 1814 | She and Captain Jeremiah Newcomb filed an Intention to Marry on Feb 18, 1814 at Brewster, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States.1 |
| Marriage* | Mar 11, 1814 | Sally Long married Captain Jeremiah Newcomb, son of Jeremiah Newcomb and Rachel Newcomb, on Mar 11, 1814 at Brewster, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States. |
| Death* | May 20, 1861 | Sally Long died on May 20, 1861, at age 65 at Brewster, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States.2 |
| Burial* | May 21, 1861 | She was buried on May 21, 1861 at Dillingham Cemetery, Brewster, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States, Find A Grave Memorial# 16326562.3  |
Citations
- [S2000] Massachusetts - Marriage Intentions, online at Ancestry.com, Marriage Intentions by Joseph Smith, Town Clerk.; 107.
- [S845] Site - NEHGS - Massachusetts Archives 1841-1915, online at AmericanAncestors.org.
- [S80] Gravestones - Death Cert Proof, Find-A-Grave, BillionGraves.
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