The town of Newton is rich in history. In fact, one of the features in the historical town tour is the Confederate Cemetery on Highway 80.
In the past, the Doolittle family handled all of the upkeep of the cemetery. Now, the Sons of Confederate Veterans does that. The cemetery is one of the features in the historical tour of the town.
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