From "A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Andrew Newbaker of
Hardwick Township Warren County N. J." by Rev. A. J. Fretz in 1908:

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Frank was born on the Hankinson farm near Millbrook, Warren County, New Jersey
on March 31, 1866.  When he was 7 years old the family moved to Stillwater,
Sussex County, New Jersey, and here his boyhood and early manhood were spent.
At the age of 17 he began teaching in a country school near Branchville, and
was afterwards in charge of several village schools, teaching two years at
Fredon, Johnsonsburg, and Blairstown in Warren County.  Frank then entered
the State Normal School at West Chester, Pennsylvania, graduating from
both the Normal course and the Scientific course, and was later graduated
from New York University in New York City, New York.  In 1893 Frank was
elected head of the department of Mathematics in the Boys' High School of
Reading, Pennsylvania, and was afterwards made Vice-Principal of the school.
Here he remained for ten years, and here on June 28, 1900 he married Mabel
Z. Lichtenthaeler, the daughter of E. S. Lichtenthaeler.  While living in
Reading Frank was elected Superintendent of the First Presbyterian Sunday
School, and was ordained a ruling elder of the church.  In 1903 he resigned
from the Reading position and became teacher of Mathematics in the Manual
Training High School of Brooklyn, New York, which position he now (1908)
holds.  Frank was a member of the Congregationalist church.

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