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     Catherine Newman was born in 1797 in Jamaica.
Catherine Newman married John Trougher Handy, son of John Handy and Elizabeth Smith, on 30 October 1823 in Corsham, Wiltshire.
     Catherine died on 25 October 1862 in Corsham, Wiltshire, England.

     Ernest Newman married Elizabeth Duncan.

     Ethel S Newman was born circa 1890. She was the daughter of Ernest Newman and Elizabeth Duncan.
Ethel S Newman married Henry Morris in 1911 in Sydney, New South Wales.
     Ethel died in 1970?. Possibly Ethel Elizabeth, daughter of Ernest Newman & Elizabeth Duncan.

     The marriage of Frances Newman and Thomas Ross Ramsey, son of William Ramsey and Isabella Halliday, was registered in Lewisham RD, Kent, in the March 1866 quarter.
     Frances Newman and Thomas Ross Ramsey were recorded on the 1871 census in 130 Sandy Hill, Plumstead. Thomas R Ramsey, head married, 29 shoremaster, born Plumstead; his wife Frances, 28, born Southminster and father widower, 70, pensioner, born Gibraltar; John Thomas Newman, 24, carpenter born Southminster?.

     Hannah Newman was born circa 1840.
The marriage of Hannah Newman and George Bundock Dempster, son of George Augustus Frederick Dempster and Marian Murch Webb, was registered in Eastbourne RD, Sussex, in the December 1870 quarter.
     Hannah Newman and George Bundock Dempster were recorded on the 1871 census in Kings Arms Hotel, Castle End, Kenilworth, Warwickshire. George B Dempster head, 32?, hotel keeper, born Brighton, Sussex; his wife Hannah aged 27 born London, Mdx; his cousin Ellen Dempster, unmarried, 17, assistant housekeeper born London, Mdx, and 7 other staff.
     Hannah died on 5 June 1880 in 28 Woodford Rd, Watford, Hertfordshire.
     Her will was proved on 25 June 1880 at the Principal Probate Registry, London. Administration of the estate of Hannah Dempster, late of 28 Woodford Rd, Watford, Hertfordshire, widow, who died 5 June 1880, at 28 Woodford Rd, was granted at the Principal Registry under the usual limitations to John Newman of the "Anchor" hotel, Eastbourne, Sussex, hotel keeper, the grandfather & guardian of Georgina Marian Dempster, spinster, a minor, the daughter and only next of kin. Effects valued at less than £400.

     Ivy died in 1924 in Carlton, Victoria. She was born in 1924. She was the daughter of Percy Charles Newman and Mary Agnes Colbert.

     Mary Newman married William Kempson, son of John Kempson and Mary Keen, on 15 April 1805 in Adlestrop, Gloucestershire.

     Mary Newman married Thomas Weldon, son of Walter Weldon and Jane Ryder. They had issue: John 1629/30 - 1677) & Rose.
     Mary died in 1668. She may be the Mary Weldon buried 18 August 1650 along with other Weldons.

     Percy Charles Newman was also reported as having married May Elizabeth Colbert in 1919 in Victoria.
Percy Charles Newman married Mary Agnes Colbert, daughter of James Joseph Colbert and Margaret Moseley, in 1919? In Victoria.

     Reginald Percival Newman was born circa 1923. He was the son of Percy Charles Newman and Mary Agnes Colbert.
     Reginald died in 1961 in Kew, Victoria, Australia.

     Robert William Newman was the Member of Parliament for Exeter, Devon.
     Robert died. He was described as "of Mamhead, Devon"..
Robert William Newman married Mary Jane Denne, daughter of Richard Denne and Mary Steer.

     Unknown Newman married Faith Killingworth, daughter of John Killingworth and Frances Pillington, before 1619.

     Ann Newnham was born in Streatham, Surrey. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Newnham, MP for Streatham.
Ann Newnham married Sir Dudley Ryder, son of Richard Ryder and Elizabeth Marshall, on 1 November 1733 in St Leonard, Streatham, Surrey. Dudley Ryderof Lincolns Inn esq and Mrs Ann Newnham of this parish were married by licence. They obtained a Faculty Office licence on 30 Oct 1733..
     Ann died on 9 May 1774.

     Anne Adelaide Newsham was born in April 1909.
The marriage of Anne Adelaide Newsham and Dr Norman Fraser MacKenzie, son of Donald Alexander MacKenzie and Elizabeth Fraser, was registered in Barrow in Furness R D, Lancashire, in the March 1934 quarter.
     Anne Adelaide Newsham and Dr Norman Fraser MacKenzie were recorded in September 1939 census in Woodside/Woolside, Blackburn R D, Lancashire. Norman F MacKenzie, born 6 Nov 1904, Deputy medical Superintendent Mental Defective Instituion? with Anne A Mackenzie born April 1909, unpaid domestic duties and Elizabeth? Mackenzie?, widow, born 16? Sep/Nov? 1880, ditto, 2 closed records (Deirdre & Valerie) and Audrey M Lofts, born 4 Feb 1923, single, domestic duties.
     Anne died in 1952 in Leigh R D, Lancashire.

     Hannah Maria Newsom married Richard Neville Parker, son of Richard Neville Parker and Margaret Skottowe, on 15 January 1824.
     Hannah died on 20 June 1877. At her son's residence, near Waterford, Hannah Maria, relict of the late Richjar Neville Parker, of Waterview, near Cork, aged 80 years.

     Caleb Newson was born circa 1660. Caleb was a ships purveyor in 1679. He first appears in the list of Chatham Yard as working on the "30 new ships" as a shipwright's servant in the 3rd quarter of 1679 (ADM 42/143). Apparently he was servant to the Purveyor, Robert Woolett, and was discharged from his
apprenticehsip on 31 May 1686, entering the Shipwrights list (ADM 42/146). On 15 July 1691 he became Clerk to the Storekeeper at Chatham at £30 p.a. [ADM 42/151], and by warrant of 22 November 1699 the Admiralty appointed "Caleb Newsom (of whom wee have recieved very good testimony) to be purveyor for ye Out Stores for Timber Planck etc. for ye service of his Majesty's Navy & yard at Woolwich" [ADM 6/6/17]. He entered there 25 November 1699 at a salary of £60 p.a. [ADM 42/1728] and was discharged 27 May 1701 [ADM 42/1729], following a Warrant for "Caleb Newson late of Woolwich Yard, to be Purveyor for ye out stoees for Tymber Plank etc. for ye service of his Matys Navy & Yard at Deptford". [ADM 6/6/98]. He entered Deptford on 28 May on the same salary [ADM 42/385]. His salary for the third quarter fo 1706 was paid to "his son John". He was "Suspended or Discharged" on 14 July 1708, and his salary was "taken in towards the clearing the Dr part of his Impt the 2 June 1710 a Cert. being then given Mr Crawley to that end" [ADM 442.386]. The wages for his servant, Richard Pancas, at Woolwich Yard, for the last quarter of 1708 were paid in April 1710 to Thomas Fawler, who took over the indentures [ADM 42/1856].
Caleb Newson married Jane Fawler, daughter of George Fawler and Elizabeth Lunne, on 7 February 1688/89 in Chatham, Kent.
     Caleb was buried on 28 August 1712 in St Mary, Whitechapel, London.

     Jane Newson was christened on 29 June 1702 in St Olave, Hart St, London. She was the daughter of Caleb Newson and Jane Fawler.
     Jane died before July 1703.

     Jane Newson was christened on 20 July 1703 in St Olave, Hart St, London. She was the daughter of Caleb Newson and Jane Fawler.

     John Newson was the son of Caleb Newson and Jane Fawler.

     Mary Newson was christened on 9 April 1700 in St Olave, Hart St, London. She was the daughter of Caleb Newson and Jane Fawler.
     Mary died before 11 August 1700 in London. She was buried on 11 August 1700 in London.

     Mary Newson was christened on 4 December 1707 in St Olave, Hart St, London. She was the daughter of Caleb Newson and Jane Fawler.

     Sarah Newson was born say 1710.
Sarah Newson married George Fawler, son of Thomas Fawler and Susanna Hulbert, on 7 January 1730 in St Margaret, Rochester, Kent.
     Sarah died before 7 November 1754 in Chatham, Kent. BUt which Sarah?. She was buried on 7 November 1754 in St Mary, Chatham. She was possibly buried on 30 November 1783 in St Paul, Deptford. Sarah Fawler, widow, from St Nicholas, 30 Nov 1783.

     Thomas Newson was the son of Caleb Newson and Jane Fawler.
     Thomas Newson was mentioned in the will of John Fawler dated 2 February 1743/44.

     Amelia Jane Newton was born circa 1838 in Brixham, Devon.
The marriage of Amelia Jane Newton and John Towell, son of John Towell and Mary Sergeant, was registered in Totnes RD, Devon, in the September 1867 quarter.
     Amelia Jane Newton and John Towell were recorded on the 1881 census in 8 Bolton St, Brixham, Devon. John Towell, 40, baker, wife Amelia J. Towell 42, children Mary J. T. Towell 12, scholar, John T. E. Towell, 6, Amelia B. Towell, 4, William T?. Towell 5 months, all born at Brixham?
     Amelia Jane Newton and William Frederick Towell were recorded on the 1901 census in Brixham, Devon. William F Towell, aged 20 was living with his mother Amelia, widow, baker, aged 62 and sister Polly Towell, aged 28. both children born in Brixham and working as bread ..... Amelia was born in Lympstone.
     Amelia died in April 1906 in Greenswood, Brixham, Devon. She was buried on 6th April, aged 67.

     Ann Newton married George Rich as his second wife, on 27 June 1661 in Kilnwick, Yorkshire.

     Edward? Newton married Margaret Bowker, daughter of Unknown Bowker, on 13 August 1588 in Fulbeck, Lincolnshire.

     John Newton (Banks) was born before 1720 in Lincolnshire, England. He was the natural son of Joseph of Revesby, and acknowledged by his half brother.. He was the son of Joseph Banks.

     John W Newton married Catherine Stanser, daughter of George Stanser and Ann Lane, on 4 June 1756 in North Wheatley.

     Joseph Newton married Jane Ludlam, daughter of Thomas Ludlam, on 27 May 1708 in Handsworth, Yorkshire.

     Marjory E Newton was born circa 1898.
The marriage of Marjory E Newton and George James Wafford, son of George Ernest Wafford and Elizabeth Frances Vallence, was registered in West Ham RD, Essex, in the June 1927 quarter.
     Marjory's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1948 in Essex.