If you go to google book search there are several books you can see. 
_http://www.google.com/search?tbo=p&tbm=bks&q=Town+of+Newcastle+a+Lost+Town&num=10_
 
(http://www.google.com/search?tbo=p&tbm=bks&q=Town+of+Newcastle+a+Lost+Town&num=10) 
 
Janice
 
 
In a message dated 8/7/2012 4:10:58 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
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My  family's immigrant, David Cochran, came from Glasgow, Scotland about
1760,  and was a merchant in Newcastle, dying there at age 52 in 1792. He
married  Lucy Winston (1760-1802) in 1774 and had 3 of 8 children reach
adulthood.  His son, Dr. William Cochran (1779-1853), moved to Nelson Co., 
VA
in 1803  after his mother's death, and then on to KY in 1811. I would like 
to
find  out all I can about the history and the residents of extinct Newcastle
so I  can put together a story on my ancestors' life while living there at
such a  key historical time and location. About all I know is where 
Newcastle
was  located on the Pamunkey river, that it was a shipping port at the time,
and  the VA historical marker on US 360 about Patrick Henry's "Call to 
Arms".
I  have also seen mention of a book "Town of Newcastle a Lost Town",
publisher  and date unknown. As I live in OH and cannot travel to VA, I  
would
appreciate suggestions as to where and how I could acquire  information.
Thanks very much.

Winston Cochrane
Maineville,  OH


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