Isaac Newton

Civil Engineer

Centurion, 1870–1884

Proposed by
James P. Kimball, Charles F. Chandler, and John W. Ehninger

born August 4, 1837
New York (Manhattan), New York

died September 25, 1884
New York (Manhattan), New York

elected April 2, 1870
Age thirty-two

buried Green-Wood Cemetery,
Brooklyn, New York

proposer of

seconder of

Member portrait of Isaac Newton — Member Photograph Albums CollectionAlbum 3, Leaf 101

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Archivist’s Notes

First cousin, once removed, of George Booth

Century Memorial

The names of those we have lost in 1884 are, in the order of their decease: Edward M. Archibald, B. H. Hutton, John J. Cisco, Augustus Schell, Willard Parker, Joseph S. Bosworth, Augustus E. Silliman, Gouverneur M. Ogden, Freeman J. Fithian, Robert Hoe, Isaac Newton, Frank E. Kernochan, Henry T. Anthony, Francis C. Bowman, Samuel H. Shreve, Benjamin F. Butler, D. Lydig Suydam, Charles Buckingham, and Dr. Noah Hunt Schenck.

It is not by their number alone that these vacant places are conspicuous; for many among them recall the thought of honored character—the associations of dear companionship enjoyed—the memories of faithful service rendered.

Augustus R. Macdonough
1885 Century Association Reports

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