1. NEWTON of Cheshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire: 1776-present
SUMMARY A4-page number
0 Robert NEWTON 1776 Bowden, Cheshire m Mary 1772 Goring, Oxon 3
2 Thomas NEWTON 1807 South Stoke, Oxon. of Pangbourne, Berks. 6
m 1833 Caversham to Emma DEANE 1813 Nuneham, Oxon.
21 Thomas Dean NEWTON 1834 Pangbourne, Berks m1 JM LAUNDER m2 LA WILSON 14
23 Harriette Ruff NEWTON 1838 Pangbourne, Berks-1901 ChCh, NZ 15
m 1865 Newbury to William ADNAMS 1843
233 William James Newton ADNAMS 1870 Newbury m Carrie SM BANKS 16
2331 William D ADNAMS 1900 Lower Hutt-1972 m1 Margaret PEARSON 17 *Arline
24 Agnes Mary NEWTON 1840 Pangbourne,Berks-1886 Wanganui, NZ 23
m 1869 Edward WITHERS 1845 Newbury,Berks-1921 Wanganui, NZ *Kit
25 Ida Effie NEWTON 1842 Pangbourne m 1869 Michael K OSMOND 29
255 Agnes Maud OSMOND 1878 Shaw, Berks m 1900 Thomas LITTEN 33 *SE
257 Catherine AN OSMOND 1884 m Frederick TUTTLE 1879 Norfolk 34
DETAILS
0 0-Robert NEWTON b 1776 Bowdon/Bowden, Cheshire
Bowden/Bowdon is 1 mile SW of Altrincham, Cheshire, 15 miles SW of Manchester
& 10m W of Stockport.
For a map see http://www.manchester2002-uk.com/cheshire1b.html
See also http://www.bowdon.info/
Stockport has a Bowden Lane.
IGI has 3 RNs b/bp 1783-6 Stockport, Cheshire
Cf Robert NEWTON d Sep Q 1851 Newbury VI 14
Possible parents & bro' of Robert are 0 0-Robert NEWTON m sp-Ann
1 1-Thomas NEWTON bp 13.2.1780 Bowden.
(Robert Senior may be Robert NEWTON 1747 bur 7.7.1785 Bowdon aged 38.)
Genuki: population 340 in 1801, 1164 in 1851, 2788 in 1901 and 3529 in 1951.
Bowdon, St. Mary (C of E). An ancient parish church...
Registers of Baptisms 1628-1964, Marriages 1628-1964 and Burials 1628-1973
have been deposited at the Cheshire Record Office, where Bishop's Transcripts
survive from 1600. However 22.4.2008 Cheshire Record Office says they do not
hold the original registers for Bowdon, they are still at the church;
they can do research: see http://www.cheshire.gov.uk/recordoffice/shop
(For a photo of St Marys the Virgin, Richmond Road & more info see
http://www.andrewspages.dial.pipex.com/photo/chs_bowdon.htm )
The costs to search their records are at
https://lists.rootsweb.com/hyperkitty/th/read/CHESHIRE/2001-03/0985775275
A msg board for the church is at
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail_country-unk-eng.html#ENG-CHS-ST-MARYS-BOWDON
Original Databases UK at http://www.ludomusic.co.uk/oduk/pages/homepage.asp
(GHD Database): #?BOWDON (Altrincham), Ches, St. Mary, 1889 ? 12 mags, 588
Database entries. It's best to search by surname, then the Source field will
show whether a Result is indeed from Bowdon. contact@originaldatabases.co.uk
Login as access@oduk with pswd joy gives a few NEWTON in Cheshire from 1889.
eg 1899 Lord & Lady NEWTON of Lyme, Cheshire, former MP.
For Bowdon it gives
Mary Jane NEWTON of Lymm bur Dec 1889 age 23 so b 1866 Bowdon Parish Magazine.
Bowdon Church Archivist Derrick MURDIE 2012 mrdi"att"talktalk.net
writes "if you would like to see the church inside and out, visit
Bowdonchurch.org and go to 'Our Church', then 'St Mary's' and take a virtual
tour." There is also a link there giving publications of & talks to the Bowden
History Society, eg 17.10.11 Stephen BIRCHALL on
"Non-Conformists in Bowdon" (illustrated).
15.3.12 I emailed all Bowdon at uk-surnames.com -->
I didn't find Robert at familysearch in the England and Wales, Non-Conformist
records. The Bowden Bishops Transcripts from 1626 are digitised on the
"Find my Past" web site. Their transcriptions appear to be those of LDS on
familysearch.
Record Indexes (RG4-8). There were only 2 for 1766-86 in Cheshire:
.RN bp 03 Sep 1785 Stockport, Cheshire son of Charles & Mary
.RN bp 19 Aug 1786 Stockport, Cheshire son of William & Elizabeth.
The closest by date is
Robert NEWTON bp 11 Jun 1775 Manchester, Lancashire son of John.
m by 1800 sp-Mary 1772 Goring, Oxfordshire Perhaps they m'd at Lady Huntingdon
Chapel, Goring. But no IGI batch numbers are listed for it at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers/CountyOxford.htm
Lady Huntingdon Chapel, Goring is now the Small Hall for the Goring Free Church
built 1893 www.goringfreechurch.org.uk
In 2015 I was shown around by the pastor nigel@goringfreechurch.org.ukThe IGI has an RN m Mary 1794 Kildale, Yorkshire & 1798 Sunderland, Durham
but neither look right.) Mary may have been a WHITTAKER since their daughter
Anne had this as her middle name. But the IGI has no MW bp c1772 Oxfordshire.
See at 2.2 for other possible children or relations in Bowdon.
1841 Lower End Farm, Broughton, Hampshire: (Broughton is 4m W of
Stockbridge, which is 11m S of Andover. Andover is 20m NE of Salisbury, Wilts
20m SW of Newbury, Berks & 20m N of Southampton, Hants.)
Robert NEWTON 65 1776 not Hampshire Farmer 0
Mary NEWTON 68 1773 not Hampshire
Ann NEWTON 30 1811 Hampshire 3
Robert BARNES 2 1839 Hampshire [1881 has a Rbt Geo. BARNES 1837 Portsmouth.
[Cf Rbt Geo. BARNES b 10.12.1836 bp 4.1.1837 St Paul, Deptford, Kent to Robt
& Sarah]
Henry WALKER 20 1821 Hampshire Ag lab
George FORDE 15 1826 Hampshire Ag lab
Fanny ROSE 14 1827 Hampshire FS
Charles MACKM 45 1796 Hampshire Ag lab
1851 Paynes Lane, Broughton, Hampshire: ID
Robert NEWTON Head M 75 1776 Bowden, Cheshire Retired farmer 0
Mary NEWTON Wife M 79 1772 Goring, Oxfordshire
Anne NEWTON Daur U 43 1808 Lower Wallop, Hants 3
(There are no NEWTON in Broughton, Oxfordshire in IGI batch numbers C024381
1793-1850, C024382 1680-1792. There are other Broughtons in 5 other counties.)
Robert & Mary were "dissenters" outside the C of E: they had their chn Mary
bp'd 1800 & Thomas bp'd 1801 in Lady Huntingdon Chapel, Goring, Oxfordshire.
By 1808 they were living in Wallop, Hampshire. There were probably other sibs
born between 1801 & 1809. A daughter, possibly Mary, married a SMITH and had
James SMITH b 1829 Downton, Wilts., who appears with their daughter Anne
below in 1861-91 as her nephew.
The main evidence we have that their son Thomas bp 1801 Goring, Oxford
is our Thomas b1803-4 South Stoke, Oxon. in the 1851 & 1871 censuses,is
i) South Stoke near Reading is less than 2 miles from Goring;
ii) Thomas appears to name his farm after his father's birth place.
Robert's 1st 2 chn Mary & Thomas were bp'd in the Methodist Chapel at Goring.
(Goring is 12 m NW of Reading, Berkshire. Pangbourne lies in the middle.)
See http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ben.quant/connexions/electlady.html
for more on Lady Huntingdon & a riveting account of the times.
Until 1781 her chapels were societies within the Church of England. (The first
Methodist Society was formed in 1738.)
1 1-Mary NEWTON bp 18 MAY 1800 Lady Huntingdon, Goring, Oxford
ex IGI C069151 1790-1834. (What are the m numbers? M069151 does not work.)
Was she the mother of James SMITH b 1829 Downton, Wilts, nephew of Mary's
sister 3 Ann 1809 Wallop, Hants below?
2 1-Thomas NEWTON bp 26.11.1801 Lady Huntingdon Chapel, Goring, Oxford
ex C069151 1790-1834. d reg Dec qtr 1876 Newbury, Berkshire age 74.
Cf Thomas NEWTON b 1807 (1841);b 1803 (1851);b 1804 (1871);b South Stoke, Oxon.
Of Pangbourne, Berks. (Pangbourne is now in Oxfordshire.)
(This looks 2 brothers with same name, so the 1st d young.)
He inscribed his name & address [WHAT WAS IT?] in his "Gospel Sonnets" (1768)
Edinburgh by John GRAY & Gavin ALSTON. This was inherited by 23313 below.
EmmaNEWTONneeDEANE1813Nuneham,Oxfordshire-1868Newbury,Berks
Like Goring, South Stoke had a Huntingdon Chapel,
but it has been a house for a number of years now.
See lower left for a photo of it.
His wikitree ID is Newton-5557 and Newton-4219.
m 17.9.1833 Caversham, Oxford M033361 sp-Emma DEANE b 1813 English House,
Nuneham/Newnham, Oxfordshire. d regd Mar qtr 1868 Newbury aged 55.
Nuneham Courtnay is 5m SE of Oxford.
She has ID 11356 athttp://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/deane/deane.html
Her family tree is thanks to 30 years of research by
Melanie WINTERBOTHAM melaniew"att"btinternet.com
1841 Lower Bowden Farm, Pangbourne, Berkshire:
Thomas NEWTON 34 1807 not Berkshire Farmer 2
Emma NEWTON 26 1815 not Berkshire sp
Thomas NEWTON 6 1835 Berkshire 21
Emma NEWTON 4 1837 Berkshire 22
Harriett NEWTON 3 1838 Berkshire 23
Mary NEWTON 2 1839 Berkshire 24
Lucy NOBLE 18 not Berkshire FS [Farm servant]
Mary ORAM 19 not Berkshire Ag lab FS
Charles BROADWAY 2 Berkshire
Elizabeth BROADWAY 10 mos Berkshire
/ [Does "/" indicate a different house on the property?]
Harriet BURRITT 15 Berkshire FS
Sarah LEACH 15 Berkshire FS
Henry HENLEY 45 not Berkshire Ind
Margaret HENLEY 25 not Berkshire Ind
Keith HUGHES 25 not Berkshire FS
It appears that Thomas named his farm after his father's birth place, Bowden.
In 1993 near Pangbourne I visited Bower Farm and Lower Bowden Farm (1.5m W of
Pangbourne). (See my photos and correspondence with secretary Mrs RICE of the
present owner of Lower Bowden Farm.)
By 1851, the family had relocated from Pangbourne to Sussex Place, Greenham.
Greenham, Thatcham is 2m E of Newbury, Berks. (Their dr 3 below m'd a man from
Thatcham.) The next entry is "One uninhabited house", then several families at
STROUD Green, then it goes back to Sussex Place.
1851 Sussex Place, Thatcham, Newbury, Berkshire: ID
Thomas NEWTON Head M 48 1803 South Stoke, Oxon Surveyor of roads 2
Emma NEWTON Wife M 38 1813 English House, Nuneham, Oxon
Emma Louisa NEWTON Daur 15 1836 Pangbourne, Berks 22
Harriett Ruff NEWTON Daur 13 1838 Pangbourne, Berks 23
Mary Agnes NEWTON Daur 11 1840 Pangbourne, Berks 24
Robert NEWTON Son 7 1844 Pangbourne, Berks 26
Ida Effie NEWTON Daur 9 1842 Pangbourne, Berks 25
George Deane NEWTON Son 11 Mos 1850 Greenhame, Berks 27
1861 Bellview Villa, Newbury, Berkshire: ID
Thomas NEWTON Head M 57 1804 South Stoke, Oxfordshire Surveyor of roads 2
Emma NEWTON Wife M 47 1814 English House, Oxfordshire
Emma Lou NEWTON Daur U 23 1838 Pangbourn, Berks 22
Harriett NEWTON Daur U 22 1839 Pangbourn, Berks 23
Agnes NEWTON Daur U 20 1841 Pangbourn, Berks 24
Ida NEWTON Daur U 17 1844 Pangbourn, Berks 25
George Dean NEWTON Son U 10 1851 Greenham, Berks Scholar 27
Naomi KEEP Servant U 18 1843 Leckhampstead, Berks
1865 His occupation is given as surveyor in the 1865 m certificate of 23 HRN
below, as agricultural valuator in the 1886 death certificate of 4 AMN below,
and as a land agent in the 1901 death certificate of 3 HRN.
1871 Belle Vue Villa, Newbury, Berkshire: My ID
Thomas NEWTON Head W 67 1804 South Stoke, Oxon Agricultural Valuer 2
Robert NEWTON Son U 24 1847 Pangbourne, Berks No occupation 26
George D NEWTON Son U 20 1851 Woodspeen, Berks No occupation b Berks 27
Elizabeth PERT Housekeeper W 54 1827 Denchworth, Berks Domestic Servant
1871 census NEXT Schedule 57, 2 Mount Villa, Newbury, Berks:
Jemima WITHERS Head Wid 69? 1824 Baydon, Wilts Retired Farmer's wife
[nee TUBB, mother-in-law of 4; her TUBB relatives are in next entry.]
Priscilla TANNER Serv U 22 1849 Crombe, Hants Domestic Servant
1881 Thomas & Emma not found, presumed dead.
His granddaughter Ida WITHERS (the 2nd wife of Col. MALONE), with ID 54 at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/withersnz/withersnz.html
had photos of the following:
0 Thomas NEWTON labelled "Grandpa NEWTON" by Ida MALONE nee WITHERS,his wife Emma labelled "Grandma NEWTON" by Ida MALONE nee WITHERS.
Ida has ID 54 on our WITHERS tree at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/withersnz/withersnz.html
Her husband was Lieutenant Colonel William George MALONE (1859-1915)
of Gallipoli fame. He has ID 3 at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/malone/malone.html
Kate NEWTON (an 8th child or wife of 7?),
His granddaughter Edith WITHERS, ID 51 at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/withersnz/withersnz.html,
from the collection of Denis MALONE, ID 3341 at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/malone/malone.html
"Ted", Edward Stroude WITHERS 1871-1922, ID 52,
"Tom", Thomas Newton WITHERS 1873-1921, ID 53.
of Auckland, ID 3341 at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/malone/malone.html
The photos of "Grandpa NEWTON" aged c70, "Ted" c8 and "Tom" c3
were taken by TB HOWE of 42 Northbrook St., [central Newbury, RG14].
The photos of "Grandma NEWTON" c70 & Edith WITHERS c5 were taken by ET BROOKS.
That of Kate c45 was taken by E HAWKER of 84 Northbrook St.
Ted aged c8 could be Edward WITHERS (1845 Newbury),ID 5 at withersbersk.html
and 3(10)428 15 at withersnz.html, who married Agnes Mary NEWTON below.
"Tom" c3 could be Edward's half-brother, Thomas WITHERS (1816 Baydon), ID 3 at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/withersoz/withersoz.html
(Robert ASHLEY of withersoz.html has photos - also by ET BROOKS of Newbury
- thought to be Edward WITHERS, ID 0 at withersnz.html, and his wife Jemima
TUBB, parents of Edward WITHERS, ID 5, who married Agnes Mary NEWTON, ID 24
below.)
21 2-Thomas Dean NEWTON bp 07 DEC 1834 Independent, Pangbourne, Berkshire
(The only NEWTON at C065591 1829-1836. This contains only 11 records.)
There is no longer any independent church in Pangbourne - there used to be a
United Reformed http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/rd/N13728217
(His m's not found in freebmd. No chn found on IGI except
maybe TN bp 25 JUN 1871 South NEWTON, Wilts C152271 1695-1885.)
freebmd: Thomas Deane NEWTON b 1836 d 1901 Jan-Feb-Mar Hungerford
1841 age 6 with parents.
1851 at Bourton On The Water, Gloucestershire with 4 others:
Mary LOCK Head W 65 1788 Northleanh, Gloucest. Nurse
Thomas NEWTON U 17 1834 Pangbourn, Berks Shopman? 21
He married both times as Thomas Deane NEWTON.
m1 Sep Q 1858 Redruth, Cornwall sp-Jane Mary LAUNDER or Jane WILLIAMS
b 1836 Redruth, Cornwall. d by 1881. 1861?
1871 165 Holyhead Rd, Wednesbury, Staffordshire,
[St James ecclesiastical district]:
Thomas NEWTON Head M 36 1835 Pangbourne, Berks 21
Grain provision dealer & agent to Raditon passenger Co.
Jane NEWTON Wife M 35 1836 Redruth, Cornwall
Sarah Ann HALL Servant U 29 1842 Bilston, Staffordshire
John C GARRINGTON Apprentice 17 1854 Birmingham, Warwickshire Ditto [occpn]
1881 The Mount, Fillongley, Warwickshire:
James BLACKHAM Head M 28 1853 Handsworth, Staffordshire Chartered accountant
Martha BLACKHAM Wife M 30 1851 Fillongley, Warwickshire
Sarah DOWNS Servant 25 1856 Fillongley, Warwickshire Servant domestic
Thomas NEWTON Widr W 46 1835 Pangbourne, Berks Coachman 21
[21 2-Thomas Dean NEWTON bp 07 DEC 1834 Independent, Pangbourne, Berkshire]
m2 regd Jun Q 1890 Newbury sp-Louisa Ann WILSON 1839 Newbury, Berks
1891 Speen, St Mary, Berks:
Thomas NEWTON Head 53 1838 Pangbourne, Berks 21
Louisa H NEWTON Wife 52 1839 Newbury, Berks
Mary J GODDARD Sister 50 1841 Newbury, Berks [must be sister to Louisa]
Agnes ROLFE Servant 17 1874 Kingsclere, Hants
cf 1881 Dwelling 2 Elm Villa Stroud Green North Side, Thatcham, Berks:
Mary J GODDARD Head W 45 1836 Speenhamland, Berks Income derived from dividens
Caroline CRIPS Serv U 20 1861 Chaddleworth, Berks Servant domestic
22 2-Emma Louisa NEWTON (1836 Pangbourne, Berkshire) Cf 11 of 2.1?? below.
Not in IGI familysearch under Berks. 1841-61 with parents. 1871 not found.
m ex freebmd m: Emma Louisa NEWTON but husband not given.
1891 Emma L MATHEWS W 49 1842 Pangbourne, Berkshire Visitor to 25 below.
1901 not found.
m 1864 Sep Q Newbury, Berks sp-Richard MATHEWS 1829 Boxford, Berks d by 1891.
1871 Talboth? Farm, Welford, Berks:
Richard MATHEWS Head M 42 1829 Boxford, Berkshire
Farmer 170 acres employing 30 men & 3 boys bricklmaking 9 men
Emma L MATHEWS Wife M 32 1839 Pangbourne, Berkshire 22
Mary A WOODLEY Serv U 23 1848 Kintbury, Berkshire General Serv Dom
Thomas HUNTLEY Serv U 19 1852 Shaw, Berkshire Farm Servant
Alfred WHITE Serv 15 1856 Welford, Berkshire Farm Servant
Thomas SEYMOUR Serv 16 1855 Speen, Berkshire Farm Servant
1881 New House, Boxford, Berkshire:
Richard MATHEWS Head M 52 1829 Boxford, Berkshire Farmer Of 300 Acres
Employing 10 Men 4 Boys
Emma L MATHEWS Wife M 40 1841 Panbourne, Berkshire 22
Rose WILLOUGHBY Serv U 16 Shefford, Berkshire General Servant
23 2-Harriette Ruff NEWTON b 1838 Pangbourne, Berkshire d 4.2.1901 Windmill Rd,
Sydenham, Christchurch, NZ; buried 6.2.1901 Linwood, Christchurch.
1841-61 aged 3 & 13 & 23 with parents. Living in Newbury in 1865.
Not in IGI familysearch under Berks. b & m not found in freebmd
RUFF are rare in the censuses to 1861; none found in Cheshire.
1851 has John ROFF b 1779 Woodstock, Oxfordshire.
m 28.11.1865 at St John the Evangelist,Newbury,Berkshire sp-William ADNAMS
b 1838 Bucklebury, Berks d 1.10.1899 Canterbury, NZ.
The m certificate lists their ages as 27 & 28, & his residence as Thatcham,
Newbury (Berks.) in 1865.
Son of James ADNAMS 1803 & Elizabeth 1809 according to HIGGS Family Tree
on ancestry:
1861 Cold Ash Farm, Thatcham, Berkshire:
James ADNAMS Head M 58 1803 Aldermaston, Berks
Farmer of 174 acres emp'g 13 labs & 2 boys
Elizabeth ADNAMS Wife M 52 1809 Lambourne, Berks
William ADNAMS Son U 24 1837 Bucklebury, Berks
John ADNAMS Son U 21 1840 Bucklebury, Berks
Elizabeth BLANCHAR Serv U 19 1842 Speen, Berks House serv
c1884 to NZ: "The family came out in the `SOUKAR' after the `ST LEONARDS' was
wrecked, landing to settle in Christchurch." "Father James & his brother
John were chandlers; the 2 brothers would buy the cargo of Australian
wheatships sailing to England and sell it later. James would shoot game & leave
his brother in charge. He turned his assets to gold & set sail for NZ on the ST
LEONARD's sailing ship. They were cut in half in the English Channel in fog by
a new fangled steamer. The gold went to the bottom. No lives were lost &
another ship took them to Christchurch. Their families were sorry for them &
gave them the WITHERS bible at that time. He had no insurance & didn't know for
years that Shaw Savill had insured the baggage. Told that he'd have to work
now, he said the children would have to." -from Edith, m2 of ID 2331 below.
(That bible is is not to be confused with that held by the DOBLE/STROUD/WITHERS
bible dated 1701, held by Manu WITHERS: see withersnz.html above.)
See photo held by Arline (?). Some of the ADNAMS lived at Cold Ash Farm,
Thatcham. The sign to this farm was still there in 1974.
1851 available.
1861 Cold Ash Farm, Thatcham, Berkshire:
James ADNAMS Head M 58 1803 Aldermaston, Berks
Farmer of 174 acres employing 13 labs and 2 boys
Elizabeth ADNAMS Wife M 52 1809 Lambourne, Berks
William ADNAMS Son U 24 1837 Bucklebury, Berks
John ADNAMS Son U 21 1840 Bucklebury, Berks
Elizabeth BLANCHAR Serv U 19 1842 Speen, Berks
1871 No 13 Enbourne Rd, Newbury St Nicholas, Berks: ID
William ADNAMS Head M 34 1837 Bucklebury, Berks
Harriet R ADNAMS Wife M 32 1839 Pangbourne, Berks 23
Harriet R ADNAMS Daur 4 1867 Newbury, Berks Scholar 231
Emma ADNAMS Daur 2 1869 Newbury, Berks 232
William ADNAMS Son 1 1870 Newbury, Berks 233
Elizabeth JONES Serv U 22 1849 Hungerford, Berks Gen dom servant
Ellen RATES Serv 13 1858 Newbury, Berks Gen dom servant
1881 census Dwelling Woodspeen West, Speen, Berkshire:
William ADNAMS Head M 43 1838 Bucklebury, Berkshire Corn Merchant
Harriette ADNAMS Wife M 42 1839 Pangbourne, Berkshire 23
Lillian ADNAMS Daur 14 1867 Newbury, Berkshire Scholar 231
Isabel ADNAMS Daur 12 1869 Newbury, Berkshire Scholar 232
William ADNAMS Son 11 1870 Newbury, Berkshire Scholar 233
Maud ADNAMS Daur 9 1872 Newbury, Berkshire Scholar 234
Thomas ADNAMS Son 7 1874 Newbury, Berkshire Scholar 235
John ADNAMS Son 4 1877 Newbury, Berkshire Scholar 236
231 3-Harriet Lillian ADNAMS 1867 Newbury, Berkshire 1871-81 with parents.
m not found at freebmd 2008.
232 3-Emma Elizabeth Isabel ADNAMS b 1869 Newbury, Berks d 1952 Keppel St,
Christchurch, N 1871-81 with parents.
233 3-William James Newton ADNAMS 1870 Newbury, Berks. 1871-81 with parents.
He was at Cheams (Cheam School) before going on up to Eton -DB. Wedding photo.
m 27.9.1899 St Peter's Anglican Church, Wellington sp-Carrie Sarah McDiarmid
BANKS b 25.1.1874 Browns Hill, Wimblington, Cambridgeshire d Birkdale, Auckland
Daur of Eleanor Elizabeth Tebbit DIMOCK 1851 & George William BANKS 1848, son
of Mary Ann TAYLOR 1821-93 & George Robert BANKS 1821-76, according to KING
PAGE TREE & tree on ancestry of adnamsalex, presumably 23312 1 below.
She lived at Ely, Cambridgeshire. See wedding photo held by Arline (?).
A great horsewoman. Thomas BRACKEN, the poet and author of "God Defend New
Zealand", wrote her a poem which Arline had. She apparently did not want the
last verse known to others as she cut it off! (For more on BRACKEN see
http://www.cluaineois.demon.co.uk/htmfiles/vtour/famous/bracken1.htm
He was MP for Dunedin in 1886.) Carrie was awarded an OBE for services to
the community, connected with Carrie's work with the Women's Institute of
NZ. This was inherited by 23313 Mark KNIGHT.
2331 4-William Desmond ADNAMS b 6.9.1900 Lower Hutt-16.1.1972 Auckland d 1971.
Known as Des. Schoolmaster on b cert of son 3313 in 1952.
He is on the KING PAGE TREE on ancestry.
His will of 17.8.1967 proved 1971 is athttp://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/newton/wills.html
23313 Mark RICHARDS wrote 2.8.2021:
Des died in Auckland hospital after a fall getting out of bed at 28 Alamein
Ave... He was really keen on trout fishing & had lots of gear. Before we got
the Ngongotaha batch we would get up about 3 or 4am, at the Heads place, having
got the boat (a 12' 6" Condor craft), gear, food & hot cocoa with sweetened
condensed milk in thermos flasks organised before hand & drive to Lake Rotoiti
or Rotoma & start trolling at first light, usually getting 1 or 2 trout by
8-9am. Then we would go ashore & light a fire & get it going with large pieces
of wood which we let die down to a deep bed of embers, cleaning the trout in
the meantime. Then we would wrap the trout in thick newspaper which was soaked
right through in the lake, it was then placed on the bed of embers & by the
time the outer newspaper started to burn we turned it over & did the other side
- about 5mins a side. When the newspaper was opened the skin would stick to it
& we picked the flesh out with our fingers & ate it placed in thick slices of
bread covered in a lot of butter. Fish nicely smoked too, the best I ever
tasted...
Des bought a black Sunbeam Talbot brand new in 1952. He liked to drive it
fast on occasion. The older HARGREAVES children remember it at Pt. Chev. Pat is
the youngest. I can remember it from Poroporo on as the heavy doors would swing
shut & jam my fingers on occasion. That hurt. He loved that car. It was built
like a tank. He had it at the Heads, eventually buying a new Hillman Hunter
when they first came out... They started me in several activities, including
sailing & skiing.
m1 27.9.1927 Gisborne sp-(Pearl) Margaret PEARSON/STONE b 2.9.1909 Boise,
Idaho, USA d 25.5.1983. She changed her name to STONE on arrival in NZ aged 12.
She remarried on 27.8.1966 to Thomas Henry CHESTER. Chantal has a photo of her.
23311 5-Arline Eleanor ADNAMS (22.9.1928 Stratford, NZ-5.9.2008 Tararu Rest
Home, Thames) Fellow of the Gemmological Association. Arline was a gemmologist,
jade carver & jewellery hand-crafter. Her jewellery has won many awards. She
and Keith had a superb collection of rocks & crystals & a magnificent
prize-winning garden with a stream running through it. Her search for gemstones
took her down emerald mines in South Africa as a consultant to the Cobra
Emerald Mine -just as a State of Emergency was in force, Europe & the most
remote areas of Brazil. "Of course, had to learn Portuguese to get there." She
was also a judge at gem shows.
Here is a photo of her with my daughter Sheba taken c4.1.2000 in her garden.* 1999-2002: 210a Augustus St, Thames. ph 07 868 7662
Arline emailed me 31.7.02 re recent floods: The damage to the property
has been enormous,increased by a second flood two weeks later which
had it been twenty minutes more rain it would have equalled the first
then again at night another. 3 in 5 weeks. The EQC have been 3 times
to reassess land loss under an end bedroom and the access bridge
foundations.Have to furiously dig a drain through garden outside the kitchen to
avert reflooding in the crystal and mineral display room and foyer.....the
replaced carpet had been down 3 days! Saved it. Neighbours behind me diverted
water my way! The gabion basket put in too close to the bridge [to
save land loss to the manse directly in front of me ] and at the time
I said it was angled too much to my side. Have lived here 34yrs and
know the power of this stream and have been through 9 major floods.The
30-35ft logs carried down took out my 30yr old nikaus, huge pongas and
10ft of bank and section carried on 50m and took out my rear
neighbours bridge [estimated 20,000 to replace]. The gabion baskets
turned the torrent on to my bridge and scoured 1:3m of streambed and
the 1m solid abutments saved it .From past experience and with water
pouring through and out the frontdoor, most suitably attired in a
shorty nighty,knickers a fluffy cardigan and barefooted with Lacey
[spaniel] lept into the car..''Lace don't know if we've got a bridge
but here goes'...and through a 20ft plume of water we went to the
safety of the street. Twas a bit hairy running back to the
house.[12pm] but at least I knew I've have wheels, others were
landlocked for 9 to 15 days Over a year ago a war on ginger
(again). How I begged my stream neighbours not to spray ('but it will
come up and spread into the garden')....they had not been through a
major flood...and the ginger never encroached in my 30+yrs .Ginger my
side held well but very flattened although the water raged through the
gardens I still have your wonderful tamaillo tree laden with fruit!
The neighbours lost 3-5m of land! It's hard yakka digging sand and
rocks off the gardens...the family came and worked like trojans but
there is so much to be replanted. Spent my life digging hard rock in
mines and dragging it miles out of the ranges. Thank goodness this
doesn't faze completely.
Obituary 8.9.2008: Arline Eleanor. Peacefully at Tararu Home on 5.9.2008 in
her 80th year. Much loved wife of the late Keith. Dearly loved Mum of Linzi,
(Auckland), John (London), Prue and Tony KERR, and cherished Grandy of
Christopher and Rebecca. Much loved sister of Bill, Yvonne and Doug (Waipahi),
and Robin (UK). A celebration of Arline's life will be held at St James Union
Parish Church, Pollen St, Thames on Wed 10.9 at 11am followed by a private
cremation. Messages to: linzi01"att"hotmail.com
Obituary courtesy of David BROAD 4.12.08:
Arline Eleanor BROAD (1928-2008) was a prominent member of the Thames
community and well known for her award winning garden in Augustus Street and
as a gemologist of international repute.
In the late 1960s Arline & Keith Broad purchased a secluded property bounded
by the Hape stream on Augustus Street. Over the next few years this was
transformed into magnificent garden popular with locals for wedding
photographs and garden parties. Arline, who was fluent in Latin, knew the
botanical name of very plant and travelled far and wide to collect
specimens. Always ahead of her time, a good example of this is that in the
days when the now ubiquitous avocado was virtually unknown in NZ she
travelled to Californian to get root stock. She kept the Auckland airport
authorities, who had to check these plants, very much amused as they never
knew what she was going to return with next!
An intrepid traveller she was the first European woman to visit Huza (a
small valley in the Himalayas known in common mythology as the fabled
Shangri la) and her expeditions included travelling up the Amazon (in search
of Imperial Topaz) and many trips to Europe and North America always with
some objective to collect and bring back to New Zealand some little treasure
or other. She also knew the Coromandel like the back of her hand and her
mineral collection included many rare specimens collected over the course of
some thirty years. The bulk of her collection is now in Rotorua.
Arline later became a stone craver, mainly of greenstone and a silver and
goldsmith. One gold chain was produced from collecting of gold bearing ore
from the Thames goldfields. This was crushed and refined using a berdan (at
Ted Roberts plant up the Waiati, he being one of the last of the original
gold miners from heyday of the Thames gold fields - incidentally realizing
that many of the old ways would be lost within a generation, the process,
once so common but now hardly known, was recorded in detail as a historical
record), then retorted the gold using the mercury amalgam method, refined,
graded and then using gold rollers in her workshop she drew the raw gold
into long strands and then meticulously made the small links forming the
completed solid gold chain. It is thought that this one of the last items to
have been fully made of the distinctive Thames gold, made and completed on
in the township).
One of her greater passions was gemology and she became a Fellow of the
Gemological association of Great Britain after sitting their rigorous entrance
examination. Her collection ranged from great lumps of carnelian from the 309
(mid Coromandel Peninsula) and fine opal she mined herself in Coober Pedy
Australia, to exceptionally rare Kashmir rubies brought back from India.
Incidentally, the collection also had the
last known gold ore (known as specimen stone) from the exceptionally rich
Caledonian Mine here in Thames. The ore was so rich from this mine that the
massive stampers (used for crushing the ore) jammed. And while on that
subject the last known crystal assay set circa 1870 (from the Royal Oak
Toketea Coromandel) was included in the Broad family collection along
with original photographs of the goldfields, assay scales, letters, books,
manuscripts and documents.
Arline was greatly involved in the local community being a member, often on
the committee of many groups. Due to her expertise she was asked by the
Historic Places trust to audit their mineral collection and was a
judge of the National Association of New Zealand Rock & Mineral Clubs. In
common with many of her old Thames friends she was also engaged in town
projects, many now forgotten, such as raising of funds to build the Thames
High School gym. The whole township was mobilised to raise the funds to build
it holding a "Queens carnival".
m1 5.5.1956 St Andrews Cath. Auckland sp-"Jim" Arthur Charles Roland POPE
(1928 Ealing, England-27.6.1987 Auckland, cremated at Purewa) Company director.
23311 1 6-Linzi Anne POPE/BROAD (1.12.1957 Auckland) Cardiothoracic nurse,
Air NZ air hostess, holds a private pilot's licence.
2007: ph 09 625 2715 ,26 Oakdale Rd, Hillsborough linzi5788"att"hotmail.com
m 16.7.1983 Auckland University Chapel sp-Julius Arthur SARGENT (6.6.11958
Whangarei) Advertising consultant. He has Thatchpack Factory, Wairau Rd,
Whangarei.
*1999: Whangarei.
23311 11 7-Christopher Julius SARGENT (19.4.1988 Auckland)
23311 12 7-Rebecca Louise SARGENT (15.8.1991 Whangarei?)
23311 2 6-David John POPE/BROAD (2.9.1959 Auckland)
23311 3 6-Prue m sp-Tony KERR
[23311 5-Arline Eleanor ADNAMS (1928)]:
m2 12.7.1969 St James, Thames sp-Keith Clifford BROAD (Invercargill-1990s
Thames) Manager of Bank of NSW. Fought in WW2 in Western Desert. Badly injured
his neck when thrown out of a truck - the rest were killed.
23312 5-William "Bill" Norman ADNAMS (1930) aka Steve.
m1 13.2.1954 Auckland sp-Eunice Gwendoline HANDLEY She remarried a Mr WATSON.
* 1987: Did not reply from 30a Hiwihau Place, Glenfield, Auckland.
23312 2 6-Debra Michele ADNAMS (30.4.1956 Auckland)
1987: 9 McGowan Ave, S Marrickville, Sydney, NSW 2204, Australia.
#2002: 11/47 Murray Street, Bronte NSW 2024 ph 00612 9369-5833
#2005 debraadnams"att"gmail.com
m (df) sp- JOHNSTON
23312 21 7-Ryan Alexander Sebastian ADNAMS-JOHNSTON (30.1.1985)
23312 22 7-Lauren Ashley ADNAMS-JOHNSTON (6.6.1990)
23312 3 6-Vicki Maree ADNAMS (7.4.1958 Auckland)
m1 17.4.1981 Australia sp-Gregory MORRIS
23312 31 7-Tarnia MORRIS (21.4.1980)
23312 32 7-Kasey Tenielle MORRIS (28.2.1983)
[23312 3 6-Vicki Maree ADNAMS (1958)]:
m2 17.10.1985 Auckland sp-Kevin BONE
* 1987: 5a Capilano Place, Glenfield, Auckland 10.
23312 33 7-Charlotte BONE (30.10.1985)
23312 34 7-Holly BONE
[23312 5-William "Bill" Norman ADNAMS (1930)]:
m2 sp-Judith Helen GRIMMOND She remarried James ROBERTSON.
* 1987: 52 May Rd, Mt Roskill, Auckland 4
23312 4 6-Renee Arline ADNAMS/ROBERTSON (29.6.1968 Auckland)
[23312 5-William "Bill" Norman ADNAMS (30.3.1930)]:
m3 sp-Louise HAYES
* 1987: Kaiawa RD3 via Pokeno.
23312 5 6-Chantal Vicki ADNAMS 3.3.1982 Auckland
1987: Kaiawa RD3 via Pokeno.
#2006 Tauranga
2010: 111 Hetherington Road, Whangamata. We reside with my fiance, Isaac Paul
WILLIAMS. I am studying to be a Primary School teacher.
aar"att"orcon.net.nz
23312 51 7-Maia Olive ARMSTRONG b 12/07/2005
23312 52 7-Marley Roie WILLIAMS b 18/06/2009
[23312 5-William "Bill" Norman ADNAMS (30.3.1930)]:
m4 Auckland sp-Eva KHOO 28.11.1958 Ipoh, Malaysia
23312 6 6-Aaron Cash KHOO-ADNAMS b 22.5.1990 Hamilton
[2331 4-William Desmond ADNAMS (1900)]:
m2 1945 sp-Edith May EPSOM b 20.10.1909 Footscray, Kent d 19.5.1990 Auckland
Public Hospital. b at Sidcup, Kent - on b cert of son 23313 in 1952.
Her d cert: retired school teacher of 1/101 Ocean View Rd, Northcote,
dr of William EPSON, electrician, & Nellie Florence Louise nee FURZE;
m at 35 Desmond William ADNAMS; survived by a son aged 40; bur at Purewa lawn
cemetery; cause of death subject to coroner's finding.
Des, baby Mark, Edith.
Edith inherited the WITHERS family bible of 1814 in which were recorded the
births of the 4 children of Edward WITHERS (1788 Lambourn-1870 Newbury). This
was destroyed by her son Mark RICHARDS when he didnt get the $ he wanted for it.
Edward has ID 13(10)4281 at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/withers/withers.htmlEdward has ID 0 at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/withersnz/withersnz.html
In 1974 she lived with her sister Millicent RICHMOND at 28 Alamein Ave,
Takapuna, Auckland 9. I visited her in 1987 at her home at
1/109 Ocean View Rd, Northcote,Auckland where she lived til she died.
She obtained more on the ADNAMS family tree from PC WITHERS -see Sources.
She also inherited an envelope with a penny red stamp with measurements of
Edward WITHERS's baby son Edward, who later married Agnes, ID 24 below.
Her will of 10.4.1984 administered by [ID 23313 here] on 27.7.1990, is at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/newton/wills.html
# Laura.DOELL"att"horizon.net 2000 has EPSOM ancestors from St Mary Cray.
23313 5-William James ADNAMS (30.11.1952 Auckland) His b cert of 28.6.1990
shows he changed his name to Mark Colin KNIGHT, Mark Richard STEVENS & Mark
RICHARDS. 2020 blueskymind88@gmail.com
31.7.20 phoned & emailed me. Living in Bay of Islands. "Des, Edith & I were
at Poroporo Maori school, in from Whakatane in the early 50s, where he was the
headmaster, which meant he was a mentor & go to arbitrator & boss of all the
Maori people in the area. He got on with them well, & they liked him. Edith
retired from teaching when I was born.
Des retired about 1958 when I was approaching kindergarten age & they bought
9 The Heads, Whakatane. Lived there until about 1978 when they sold up & bought
28 Alamein Rd. Takapuna. I had an excellent growing up childhood at The Heads.
Boats & bush. There were three other boys the same age there & we were the
Heads gang. Run amok all over the place & across the river etc. Plenty of Kai
Moana of every type, just there to help ourselves.
Des bought & sold several properties in the Bay of Plenty. We had a nice
batch at Ngongotaha as he was really keen on Trout fishing. We used to troll
around on the lake & caught some nice fish.
Later we owned 5 Grace Ave. Mt Maunganui. I was into surfing then. We had
great Christmas' there as Edith's brother Sid & her sister Millie & their
families came up from Wellington for the holidays. There are some photos.
Children Peter Richmond, (Millie) & Brian & Vivienne Epsom b 1947...
Mark got an email from a Brian HARGREAVES & found out he shared a father
William Joffre HARGREAVES b 1914-18 dc1955 when living near Edith in Pt Chev.
So he has a sister Patricia HARGREAVES in Auckland.
6.6.2020: "Des & I used to do in the boat is go out to Whale Island aka
Moutohora Island be, to get paua. This was from about 1960 to 1965. We left
from "The Heads" which has a treacherous Bar crossing you have to know & be
careful of. A sandbar extending most of the way across the river, which changes
its position on a regular basis.
Des bought a brand new 18hp Evinrude for it in about 1960. I think the Condor
Craft 12'6'' or 3.6m was one of the first production fibreglass runabouts. It
had a flat bottom though which meant it was suited to calm water & not the open
sea.
Mostly it would come up a bit rough in the afternoons when we were heading
back with a large sack of Paua & Des would lie down in the bottom of the boat
(lower center of gravity) & I would drive us back, constantly adjusting for
either on coming or following waves. (depending on wind direction) It is an art
form you have to get right - or swim. He had total confidence in me.
The Paua was trimmed & the edible part was then covered by a teatowel &
beaten with a wooden rolling pin to tenderize it. It was then put through a
hand mincer to get minced paua which we ate in fritters.
The motor was powerful enough to tow me on water skis from when I was about
8 to 12.
At Primary school I was the heaviest kid in our school representative rugby
team, but I was very fit & with a good build from lots of swimming & rowing
from an early age. I really liked playing Rugby & was always in the forwards,
usually at "breakaway" on the side of the scrum as I was a fast runner & a
devastating tackler as many opposing backs found out. I really enjoyed that!
We had our own dinghys from 8yrs & regularly rowed or swam across the river.
We had big whitebait nets we rowed across when they were running & filled large
kerosene tins. We ate those in fritters too. We shared a lot of Kai Moana with
family friends.
I had a crayfish pot I would row down towards the Bar at the entrance on a
high enough tide & get through a gap in the breakwater. Then I would drop it
over the side in about 20ft or 6m, baited with the meaty skeleton of a fish,
leaving it overnight. I would always get some large crayfish / rock lobster."
23314 5- b 1958
23315 5- b 1980
234 3-(Agnes) Maude ADNAMS (1872/74 Newbury, Berkshire) 1881 with parents.
235 3-Thomas Newton ADNAMS b 1875 Newbury, Berks d 1937 Keppel St,
Christchurch, NZ. 1881 with parents.
236 3-John Deane ADNAMS b 1877 Newbury, Berks d 1945 Auckland, NZ
1881 with parents.
He had tomato gardens in Christchurch.
m sp-Jean
2361 4-Eva/Evelyn ADNAMS Died aged 42, no children.
m sp-Leonard/Len BARWELL d c1975 They lived in Christchurch. No children.
His brother Ted (Arthur Edward bc1905 in Christchurch) is the
father of Mrs Sybil PITT (living in Napier 1999 tel. 06 843 9779) and Ross
BARWELL (1999: 135 Taita Av., Lower Hutt tel 04 567 4849.)
24 2-Agnes Mary NEWTON b 1840 Pangbourne, Berkshire d 1.11.1886 Wanganui, NZ
Cf 13 of 2.1?? below.
b regd June qtr 1840 at Wallingford (includes South Stoke) vol 6 p257
- freebmd
1841 Mary aged 24 with parents. 1851 Mary Agnes aged 11 with parents.
1861 Agnes aged 20 with parents.
Death Certificate: Agnes Mary WITHERS d 1.11.1886 Wanganui of phthisu 2 years,
agricultural valuator and Emma nee DEANE; buried 3.11.1886 at Wanganui [Old]
medical attendant P CONNOLLY last saw her 31.10.1886; daughter of Thomas NEWTON
Cemetery by GL TUDOR Church of England; born in Oxfordshire,England; 2 years in
NZ; married in Berkshire,England at age 25 to Edward WITHERS; living issue:
M aged 15,14,8 and F aged 11; undertaker NJ WILD Wanganui.
(Robert ASHLEY of withersoz/withersoz.html -see 7 - has a photo of her in
Newbury.)
Her grave is part of the lawn in this photo in the Old Wanganui Cemetery taken 2005.The old wooden marker was long gone. I had a gravestone put there 2005.
Also buried there is "stillborn of Mr WITHERS buried 28.10.1896" (22 feet from
aisle - sextant's notes). Perhaps this should read 1886 when Agnes died:
perhaps Agnes died giving birth.
m 30.3.1869 St Johns, Newbury sp-Edward WITHERS (b 23.7.1845 Newbury,Berkshire
d 11.9.1921 Wanganui, buried 13.9.1921)
Edward WITHERS 1845-1921, c1870 ex RA.
1871 Donnington Hill, Shaw-cum-Donnington, Berks:
Edward WITHERS Head M 25 1846 Leckhampstead, Berks Miller Employing 6 men
Agnes Mary WITHERS Wife M 27 1844 Pangbourne, Berkshire
Edith Agnes WITHERS Daur 1 1870 Donnington, Berkshire
Ann SMITH Servant U? 19 Wootten Bassett. Hants General servant domestic?
Maria WICKS Servant U? 16 Cranham or Vernham?, Hants Nursemaid
- Courtesy of Bob CUNNING.
1881 Dwelling Earlstok Villa London Rd, Batheaston, Somerset:
Edward WITHERS Head M 35 Hill Green, Berkshire Miller employing 2 Men 1 Boy
Agnes M. WITHERS Wife M 37 Kingbourne [sic], Berkshire
Edith A. WITHERS Daur U 11 1870 Donnington, Berkshire Scholar
Edward S. WITHERS Son 9 1872 Donnington, Berkshire Scholar
Thomas M. WITHERS Son 7 1874 Donnington, Berkshire Scholar
Ida K.J. WITHERS Daur 6 1875 Donnington, Berkshire Scholar
John T. WITHERS Son 3 1877 Donnington, Berkshire Scholar
Jemina WITHERS Mother W 77 1804 Bayden,[ie Baydon] Wiltshire
Hannah M. WILLIAMS Servant U 17 Redwye, Wiltshire Domestic Servant
** For descendants, see ID 5 in the New Zealand WITHERS tree at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/withersnz/withersnz.html In 1884 they came to NZ with their 6 children on the ship RUAPEHU arriving
Auckland 27.2.1884.
This postcard of the RUAPEHU c 1886 held by the National Library, is from
http://family.kiwicelts.com/20_Shipping/Ship_Ruapehu.html
The RUAPEHU 4,200 tons was one of the first 3 steamers built for the NZ Shipping
Company. Launched in 1884 she had accommodation for 61 first class passengers,
40 second class, and 205 migrants. She was sold in 1899 to make way for faster
vessels.
Edward WITHERS is buried with his 2nd wife Gertrude & her mother in the Old
Cemetery at Heads Rd & Guyton St, Wanganui in plot LS 10 (46 feet from aisle)
with their son Jason ID 58. The stone reads: Sacred to the memory of
Anne Stantiford MCKENZIE late of Auckland who died 22.12.1906 aged 70
"I know whom I have believed". Also of Gertrude Annie WITHERS, daughter of the
above & wife of Edward WITHERS d 30.3.1916 aged 53" - transcription 927.
Also buried there but not acknowledged until I had a gravestone put there 2005,
is Edward.
There is a grant of probate in favour of Ida Kathryn MALONE his sister,
and his widow. This means he left assets in the UK.
Ida died forgotten her son Denis? applied for grant of probate: info thanks to
Jean, 1st contact 9.3.2014 geneius71"att"gmail.com
The gravestone taken 2005.
See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kitwithers/withersnz/withersnz.html for more details.
?24a 2-Mary NEWTON 1841 Newton, Cheshire. She is given with no mother in
the adnams Family Tree on ancestry. She may be 24 Agnes Mary NEWTON 1840 above.
25 2-Ida Effie NEWTON 1842 Pangbourne, Berkshire d 20.5.1907 Stanford Dingley,
Berks. 1851 Ida Effoe [transcrpn error] aged 9 with parents.
1861 Ida aged 17 with parents.
Death regd Jun qtr 1907: OSMOND Ida Effie aged 59 1848 Bradfield 2c 188
(Pangbourne, Berks is in the Bradfield regn. district.)
# This branch is mainly courtesy of "SE" Stuart EAGLES smeagles"att"yahoo.com
1st contact 13.8.2005. He is related to Sarah, mother of Ida's husband.
SE: On May 20, 1907, Ida died. She was buried on the 25th with her son, and
this inscription was added to the tombstone: In Loving Memory of /
IDA EFFIE / THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF / MICHAEL KINGHAM OSMOND /WHO PASSED AWAY
MAY 20TH 1907. / Her children arise up and call Her blessed. Her husband also
and he praiseth her.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and
Administrations), 1858-1966: Ida Effie OSMOND. Probate Date: 8 Jul 1907
Death Date: 20 May 1907. Death Place: Berkshire. Registry:London.
OSMOND, Ida Effie of Manor Farm, Stanford Dingley, Berkshire (wife of Michael
Kingham OSMOND) died 20 May 1907. Probate London 8 July to Ethel Emma Caroline
OSMOND spinster [Her dau'r ID 256 below] and Michael John OSMOND farmer
[her husband] effects £4090/16/1d. - Info thanks to Jean.
familysearch ID 2Q16-P9X
m regd Dec qtr 1869 Newbury vol 2c p513 ex freebmd sp-Michael Kingham OSMOND
b 1847 Linkenholt, Hamps d 3.10.1927 Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset
SE: Michael Kingham OSMOND ran Grange Farm in Shaw cum Donnington, Berkshire,
and was there by 1871. 1871 census - one domestic -SE.
1851 Linkenholt, Hampshire:
Michael OSMOND Head M 46 1805 Ballington,Hants Farmer of 550 ac emp 2 labs
Sarah OSMOND Wife M 42 1809 Farnborough, Berks
Sarah Jane OSMOND Daur 5 1846 Linkenholt, Hants
Michael Kingham OSMOND Son 3 1848 Linkenholt, Hants
Sarah Jane EAGLES Niece U 29 1822 Bright Waltham, Berks Annuitant
Mary Danes Serv U 15
John Dance Serv U 19
George Chioas Serv U 16
Frederic Woods Serv U 16
William Wooton Serv U 14
Dana Curtis Serv U 14
George Newman Serv U 20
1861 Church Farm, Linkenholt, Hampshire:
Michael OSMOND Head M 56 1805 Ballington,Hants Farmer of 535 acres
Sarah E OSMOND Wife M 55 1806 Newbury, Berks
Sarah J OSMOND Daur U 15 1846 Linkenholt, Hants
Michael K OSMOND Son 13 1848 Linkenholt, Hants
Hannah Stratton Boarder W 76 Whitchurch, Hants
Maria OSMOND Visitor U 17 Reading, Berks
Susannah Goodger Serv U 25
Charles Palmer Carter U 17
James Dance Serv U 16
David Curtis Serv U 22
1871 Shaw Cum Donnington, Shaw, Berks: My ID
Michael Hingham OSMOND 24 1847 Linkenholt, Hampshire Head
Ida OSMOND 25 1846 Pangbourne, Berks Wife 25
Ida Elizabeth OSMOND 3 months 1871 Shaw, Berkshire Daughter 251
Charles WHITE 21 1850 Shaw, Berkshire Lodger
Frederick DOUCE 16 1855 Speen, Berkshire Lodger
Joseph PALMER 12 1859 Speen, Berkshire Lodger
Hannah ARMSTRONG 12 1859 Courage, Berkshire Servant
1881 Dwelling Grange Farm Shaw, Shaw Cum Donnington, Berkshire: ID
Michael K. OSMOND Head M 34 1847 Linkenholt, Hamps Farmer
Ada G. OSMOND Wife M 33 1848 Pangbourne, Berks 25
Ada E. OSMOND Daur 10 1871 Shaw, Berks 251
NEWTON K. OSMOND Son 9 1872 Shaw, Berks 252
Michael J. OSMOND Son 6 1875 Shaw, Berks 253
Robert K. OSMOND Son 4 1877 Shaw, Berks 254
Agnes M. OSMOND Daur 2 1879 Shaw, Berks 255
Ethel E.E. OSMOND Daur 11 m 1880 Shaw, Berks 256
Elizabeth A. MILES Servant U 17 Baughurst, Hamps General Servant
Mercy MAY Servant 17 Leckhamstead, Berks Nurse
By 1886, Michael and Ida were running the Manor Farm at Stanford Dingley,
Berks. - SE
1891 Manor Farm, Brookside, Stanford Dingley, Berks next to her brother
Robert, ID 26: ID
Michael K OSMOND Head M 44 1847 Linkenholt, Hants Farmer
Ida E OSMOND Wife M 44 1847 Pangbourne, Berks 25
Michael J OSMOND Son S 16 1875 Shaw, Berks 253
Robert S OSMOND Son S 14 1877 Shaw, Berks 254
Agnes M OSMOND Daur 12 1879 Shaw, Berks 255
Ethel E C OSMOND Daur 10 1881 Shaw, Berks 256
Catherine A N OSMOND Daur 9 1882 Shaw, Berks 257
George C OSMOND Son 7 1884 Stanford Dingley, Berks 258
Richard M OSMOND Son 4 1887 Stanford Dingley, Berks 259
Emma L MATHEWS Visitor W 49 1842 Pangbourne, Berks Farmer 22
Julie I COLE Governess S 25 1866 Devizes, Wilts
Sarah CHANDLER Sert S 19 1872 Hungerford, Berks Servant
1901 Manor Farm, Stanford Dingley, Berks: ID
Michael K OSMOND Head M 53 1848 Linkenholt, Hampshire Farmer
Ida E OSMOND Wife M 54 1847 Pangbourne, Berkshire 25
Ida E OSMOND Daughter S 26 1875 Shaw, Berkshire 251
Michael J OSMOND Son S 24 1875 Stanford Dingley, Berks 253
Robert S OSMOND Son S 22 1879 Shaw, Berkshire 254
Ethel E OSMOND Daughter S 18 1883 Shaw, Berkshire 256
Agnes BURCHELL Servant S 16 1885 Tilehurst, Berkshire Gen serv dom
OSMOND deaths ex freebmd are stored at freebmdOSMOND.txt -available onrequest
SE has sent this photo of the church at Stanford Dingley.SE has sent this photo of the OSMOND tomb there. 1911 Manor Farm, Stanford Dingley, Nr Reading, Bradfield, Berkshire:
Michael Kingham OSMOND Head W 63 1876 Linkenholt, Hants Farmer W of 25
John Michael OSMOND Son U 35 1876 Georgeham, Newbury Farmer 253
Jessie DEW W 42 1869 Bourafield??, Dorset Housekeeper dom
SE: By 1901, Ada, Michael, Ethel and Robert were still at home, helped by one
domestic servant.
Michael retired c1909 & went to live at Bartonville, 2, Harrogate Road,
Caversham, in Reading. Towards the end of his life Michael was looked after at
Cressway Nursing Home in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset where he d 3.10.1927 at
79. His body was carried to the family grave at Stanford Dingley,
where he was laid to rest October 8. On the grave the following words were
inscribed: In Affectionate Remembrance of MICHAEL KINGHAM OSMOND
THE DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF IDA EFFIE OSMOND
WHO PASSED AWAY OCTOBER 3RD 1927 AGED 79 YEARS
They rest from their labours. Rev XIV. 13
His estate was estimated at a little under P3500, to be split equally among
those of his children who survived him: Robert 254, Catherine 257, George 258
and Richard 258 (these last two remain something of a mystery). He also
provided for his housekeeper, Fanny HIETT, with a legacy of P35.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and
Administrations), 1858-1966: Michael Kingham OSMOND Probate Date: 8 May 1928
Death Date:3 Oct 1927. Death Place:Reading, Berkshire Registry: London.
OSMOND, Michael John of 2 Harrogate Road, Caversham, Reading died 3 October
1927 at Cressway Nursing Home, Weston Super Mare, Probate London 8 May to
Westminster Bank Ltd effects £3455/4/11d. - Info thanks to Jean.
familysearch ID 2Q16-GYK
251 3-Ada/Ida Elizabeth OSMOND b 5.1.1871 Grange Farm, Shaw-cum-Donnington,
Berks d 5.8.1914 Stockton House, 89 Clifton Road, Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset.
1871-81 & 1901 with parents
1891 Westbrook Village, Boxford, Berkshire:
George Carter 36 Northheath, Berks Shepherd
Charlotte Carter 36 Chureley, Berks
Annie M Carter 13 Northheath, Berks Scholar
Sidney J Carter 8 Northheath, Berks Scholar
William Carter 1 Northheath, Berks
Ida E OSMOND S 20 1871 Shaw, Berks 251
Alice OSMOND S 18 1873 East Ilseley, Berks Who is she?
Emily Marriner Ser't S 20
John Hall Ser't S 17
21.10.1914 Probate granted to brother Robert Stanley OSMOND [254], no
occupation and married sister Agnes Maud LITTEN [255], wife of Thomas LITTEN,
PS.6,249.16s.10d. - London.
m 23.11.1905 Stanford Dingley, Berks sp-Edward LIDDERDALE 1843 Ilford, Essex
d 1911 Weston-Super-Mare, Som't. His m2.
He m1 Agnes Catherine SMITH 1849 d 1905.
252 3-Newton Kingham OSMOND b 1872 Shaw, Berks 1881 with parents.
b regd Mar qtr 1872 OSMOND NEWTON Kingham at Newbury vol 2c p254 - freebmd
d regd Mar qtr 1891 OSMOND NEWTON Kingham 18 Bradfield vol 2c p241 - freebmd
SE: He died at the Manor Farm at Stanford Dingley, Berks. 14.12.1890, aged 18;
on a large family vault-style gravestone, in the churchyard at Stanford Dingley
and in sight of the Manor Farm, is engraved: In / Loving Memory of /
NEWTON KINGHAM / ELDEST & DEARLY BELOVED / SON OF / M.K. & I. E. OSMOND /
WHO DIED DECR 14TH 1890 / Aged 18 Years / The beloved of the Lord /
shall dwell in safety by him.
253 3-Michael John OSMOND b 26.5.1874 Grange Farm, Shaw-cum-Donnington, Speen,
Berks b regd Jun Q Newbury. d 7.10.1921 Marylebone, Middlesex
1881-1901 with parents. 1901 with father.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and
Administrations), 1858-1966: Michael John OSMOND Probate Date: 14.5.1921
Death Date: 7.10.1921. Death Place: Berkshire Registry: Oxfordshire.
OSMOND, Michael John of Wickcroft Farm, Englefield, Berkshire, farmer
died 7 October 1921 at a nursing home 19 Manchester Street, Middlesex
Probate Oxford 14 November to Lilian Louisa Susan OSMOND widow
effects £8958/6/11d. - Info thanks to Jean.
m Apr-May-Jun 1912 Bradfield Regn Dist. 2c 790 sp-Lilian Louisa Susan KING
freebmd m: Michael J OSMOND
254 3-Robert Stanley OSMOND b 24.4.1876 Grange Farm, Shaw-cum-Donnington,
Speen, Berks d 3.4.1936 36 Severn Road, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
Buried 8.4.1936 at Reading Hemdean Road Cemetery. -SE.
b regd Jun 1876 Robert Stanley OSMOND at Newbury vol 2c p252
1881-1901 with parents.
m sp-Mary 1874? Wrentham Wales, Denbighshire
m 27.10.1909 Newbury, Berks regd Mar qtr Reading sp-Gertrude Mary WALKER
Robert had moved to nearby St Aubins, 14 Highmoor Road, Caversham 1909-1911.
1911 Caversham Park, Caversham, Oxfordshire:
Robert Stanley OSMOND Head M 35 1876 Newbury, Berkshire Independent means
Mary OSMOND Wife F 57 (37? 1874) Wrentham Wales, Denbighshire
familysearch ID 2Q16-PJX
255 3-Agnes Maud OSMOND 5.10.1878 Grange Farm, Shaw-cum-Donnington, Speen,
Berks. b regd Dec Q Newbury. d by 1927. 1881-91 with parents.
m 12.6.1900 St. Denis (St. Dennis or St. Denys), regd Jun Q at Bradfield
[NW of Sheffield] sp-Thomas LITTEN b 1870 Faringdon, Berks.
1881 census at school at 107 Castle Street, Reading, Berks - a school for
c30 boys with a female head, two female teachers, a young male assistant
teacher, and two female servants. -SE:
Elizabeth J. MATHEWS Head U 49 b Rotherwick, Hampshire School Mistress; etc;
Thomas LITTEN Boarder U 11 1870 Faringdon, Berkshire Scholar
1901 census ex SE: living at Rose Cottage, East Woodhay, Hants. LITTEN lived
on his own means, and was born in Farringdon, Berks, c1870.
A baby daughter, yet to be named, had been born to the couple two days
previously. She became Dorothy Ida LITTEN. A general domestic and a monthly
nurse lived in.
2551 4-Dorothy Ida LITTEN b 29.3.1901?? She does not appear to have married.
In 1957, Dorothy lived at Clapgate, Woolton hill, Newbury (and formerly of
Blackford Cottage, Highclere).
2552 4-Ida Effie LITTEN She does not appear to have married. In 1957, she
lived at 2 Rutlands Road, Maidenhead.
256 3-Ethel Emma Caroline OSMOND 1880 Shaw, Berks Died 29.9.1909 Berks aged 29.
1881-1901 with parents. SE:
She was buried with her mother and brother on October 4th and this inscription
was added to the family tomb: In Loving Memory of ETHEL EMMA CAROLINE
THE DEARLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF M. K. AND I. E. OSMOND
WHO PASSED AWAY SEPT 29TH 1909
MANY DAUGHTERS HAVE DONE VIRTUOUSLY BUT THOU EXCELLED THEM ALL. PROV. 3. v. 39
257 3-Catherine Ann Newton OSMOND b 1882 Shaw, Berks d 1957 Swindon, Wilts.
Info on her ex SE. 1891 with parents.
1901: living at Armondon House in Kintbury, Berks. with
Emma LIDDERDALE 57 1844 (sister of Edward who m 251 Ada?) d 3.3.1920;
a cook, a coachman and a house/parlour maid also lived in.
1927 beneficiary of father's will.
1957 D at Cheriton Nursing Home, Swindon on October 3, 1957, aged 73, exactly
30 years after her father. She was cremated and her ashes buried by Messrs.
Heelas of Reading at Stanford Dingley. On the family tomb in Stanford Dingley
the following words were inscribed:
In Loving Memory of
CATHERINE ANN NEWTON TUTTLE
WHO PASSED AWAY 3RD OCT 1957
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM 31 THESS. 4. 14
She bequeathed P4000 to the Oxford Diocesan Board of Finance for the upkeep of
the grounds and graves in the churchyard. She had previously lived at Glencoe,
in Kintbury, where she made her will. She provided a monthly income of P4 6s 8d
for her husband. He later challenged this in court, winning P20 a week in
addition to this amount, and a lump sum payment of P1040 in a court decision
made in 1958. Her niece, Dorothy LITTEN [551 above], should benefit from any
surplus from the fund that may pertain after her husband's death. She
bequeathed P3000 to Gertrude Mary HOWELL her sister-in-law [sr of her husband?]
of Highfield, Woodborough Road, Radstock, Somerset,
and P1000 to another sister-in-law Lilian Louisa Susan OSMOND [so married to
her brother 253 Michael, 258 George, 259 Richard ?? No such m found at FS].
Lilian having died, the legacy was transferred to her nieces,
Dorothy [551] and Ida LITTEN [552] who in a codicil to the Will were to benefit
from a fund of P3000 over which she had charge under the terms of the will of
Catherine's aunt, Emma Louisa LIDDERDALE (the relation with whom she was living
according to the 1901 census), who died March 3, 1920.
The remainder of her estate was disbursed among various charities: her
clothes to the Salvation Army at Newbury; and to the Distressed Gentlefolks'
Aid Association of Knaresborough Place, London, SW5 various items of furniture
including a wardrobe, a mahogany chest of drawers, a fireside chair, a small
store cupboard, and a dressing table, and the remainder of her property.
The net value of the estate was estimated at P159,739 16s 5d, although it
appears that as much as in excess of £86,000 of this was swallowed up by her
widower's court action, and tax.
m 1947 sp-Frederick William TUTTLE b 1879 Eaton, Norfolk or b 1871 Kintbury,
Berks. d 1966 Newbury, Berks. The ancestry tree of M_Kingham also has his m1 to
Newbury, Berks sp-Rose Annie ABRAHAM 1877-1944. I guess they divorced before he
m'd Catherine.
1881 census Dwelling No 31 King Street, Norwich St Stephen, Norfolk:
William TUTTLE Head M 20 1861 Hethersett, Norfolk Gardener (Dom)
Anna Maria TUTTLE Wife M 22 1859 Norwich, Norfolk
Frederick William TUTTLE Son 2 1879 Eaton, Norfolk
Gertrude Kate TUTTLE Daur 1 1880 Norwich, Norfolk
1901 Norwich, Holy Trinity, Heigham, Norfolk:
Frederick TUTTLE Head M 22 1879 Eaton, Norfolk
Susan TUTTLE Head M 21 1880 Sprowston, Norfolk - Must be his m1.
Frederick W TUTTLE Son 1 1900 Norwich, Norfolk
258 3-George Cyril OSMOND b 3.3.1884 Stanford Dingley, Berks
d 1956 Winchester, Hants. 1891 with parents.
1901 ex SE: boarding student in Middlesex.
1927 beneficiary of father's will.
259 3-Richard Mathew OSMOND b 20.9.1886 Manor Farm, Stanford Dingley, Berks
d 27.10.1931 Hospital Bridgwater, Somerset. 1891 with parents.
1901 ex SE: boarding student in Middlesex.
1914 enlisted at age 25 at Reading, Berks in the Royal Engineers Regiment,
Regmtl number 2472. 17 images. - Info thanks to Jean. Compare:
Military 1914 29 Sep Age: 28, Margate, Kent Enlisted in 5th Btn East Kent
Regiment, The Buffs, served 208 days in India, discharged 30 Apr 1915 as unfit
for service due to tuberculosis of lungs, "a man of very good character".
1927 beneficiary of father's will.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and
Administrations), 1858-1966: Richard Mathew OSMOND. Probate Date: 21.5.1932
OSMOND, Richard Matthew of 2 Redlands Wembdon Bridgwater Somerset .
Probate London 21 May to Frank Pennington TYRELL, solicitor. Effects
£2492/19/11. - Info thanks to Jean.
m 2.5.1929 Bridgwater, Somerset sp-Laura Ethel CRANE
26 2-Robert NEWTON b 1844 Pangbourne, Berks reg Mar Q 1844 Bradfield
- freebmd. (Pangbourne is in the Bradfield regn district.)
1851 RN aged 7 with parents.
1861 Speen, Speenhamland St Mary, Berks with family of Thos & Ann AUSTIN:
Robert NEWTON 17 1844 Pangbourne, Berkshire Apprentice
1871: Robert NEWTON 24 1847 Pangbourne,Berks Son -Newbury Berks with fr
m Dec Q 1874 Abingdon sp-Catharine Ann NORRINTON b 1848 Abingdon, Berkshire
Cf RN m Sep Q 1874 Chorley, Lancs 8e 703 sp-Catherine Ann BROWN
1881 census Dwelling The Cedars, London Road, Thatcham, Berkshire:
Robert NEWTON Head M 33 1848 Bowdown Farm, Berkshire Estate Agent
[Bowdown Farm, Greenham, is just S of Newbury, Berkshire. However in 1841
his parents were living in Bowden Farm, Pangbourne, Berks, named after Bowden,
Cheshire where his grandfather Robert, ID 0, was born.]
Catharine NEWTON Wife M 33 1848 Abingdon, Berkshire
Marion BURT Visitor U 21 Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Hampshire No Occupation
Amelia WATERS Servant U 24 Oxenwood, Berkshire Cook Domestic Servant
Bessie ROBESON Servant U 18 Newbury, Berkshire House Maid Domestic Servant
Bowdown Farm House is referred to on web at 40 Bury's Bank Rd, Greenham RG19
8DA eg1 Mr & Mrs PERKS 2006 Greenham Council minutes Clerk M MITCHELL
greenhampc"att"hotmail.com, eg2 email greenhampc"att"hotmail.com 2004.
(Greenham is where his brother George was b.) Not to be confused with Lower
Bowden Farm (1.5m W of Pangbourne) referred to under 2.
nick"att"thatchamhistoricalsociety.org.uk 2006: "We have road named Cedar
Grove, which I would imagine is near the site of the original "The Cedars".
The ADNAMs I know ran, or were part of, a Brewery in Newbury and have
appeared in other parts of our research documents."
1891 Stanford Dingley, Berks next to his sister ID 25, Ida E OSMOND:
Robert NEWTON Head M 43 1848 Newbury, Berks Living on own means
Catherine A NEWTON Wife M 43 1848 Abingdon, Berks
Frances C WHITEHOUSE Visitor S 27 1864 Berkswell, Warwick Living on own means
Janet MCLEAN Maid servt S 23 1868 Woolwich, Kent Maid servant
1899 Kelly's Directory of Berks:
p301 Rbt NEWTON The Willows, Stanford Dingley [4m N of Aldermaston], Reading
1901 has 41 RN aged 56 +- 5; eg he might be at Cott., Pitt St, Michelmersh,
Braishfield,Hants:
Robert NEWTON Head M 54 1847 Ringbourne, Berkshire Living on own means
Alice CRIPPS Serv S 19 1882 Shefford, Berkshire Servant
27 2-George Deane NEWTON b 1850 Greenham, Berks d 22.1.1882 Howlong, Australia
b regd Jun 1850 Newbury (includes Greenham).
1851 George Deane NEWTON aged 11 months b Greenham, Berks, with parents.
1861 George Dean NEWTON 10 b Greenham, Berks with parents.
1871 George D NEWTON Son U 20? 1851 No occupation b Berks, Woodspeen with fr
1881 not found b 1830-70 Berks. so presumably in Australia.
Robt ASHLEY rashley"att"netconnect.com.au wrote to me 15.2.2000:
"I have been chasing one of your relatives by name of George NEWTON
who died here in Australia. He was associated with the flour milling
industry at Howlong on the Murray River. It is my feeling that he may
be buried in the Ullina Cemetery."
"An inquest was held into the death of GEORGE NEWTON by poisoning at HOWLONG,
[Between Albury and Corowa on the Murray River] at Howlong on 23
January 1882... Died aged 33." In Chiltern, Victoria in 1870s. For more see
newtongeo03.txt?28 2-Kate NEWTON (after 1851) of Newbury. See photo under 2 above. She might be Catharine, wife of 6 Robert. ??3 1-Richard NEWTON 1802 Cheshire. For his family, see *1802 Ashton, Cheshire at 2. NEWTON CLUES 1841 Ackers Farm, Carrington, Bowden, Cheshire. 3 1-Anne Whitoker NEWTON 1808 Lower Wallop, Hants - bp not found on IGI. Middle Wallop is 3 m N of Broughton, Hampshire, & 10 m SW of Andover. 1841-1851 with parents. 1861 Gravel Acre Farm, Longparish, Hampshire: James SMITH Head U 32 1829 Downton, Wilts Farmer of 140 acres employing 2 men 2 boys [Downton is 6m SSE of Salisbury, 12m SWW of Broughton, & W of Lymington, Hants. opp Isle of Wight. For St Laurence's Church see http://community.iexplore.com/planning/journalEntryActivity.asp?JournalID=37197&EntryID=40428&n=Downton ] Ann W NEWTON Aunt U 52 1809 Wallop, Hants Housekeeper 3 William GUYOTT Servant U 24 1837 Hawsthorne Pins, Hants Carter FS Martha BATH Servant U 16 1845 Lower Wallop, Hants Servant Farm 1871 Street, Vernhams Dean, Hampshire: James SMITH Head U 40 1831 Downton, Hants Lake farmer [He is 33 JS on the SMITH tree below, but why does he also appear in 1871 there? See 1871 of 33 there for a 3rd? JS b 1830-34 Downton.] Ann Whitoker NEWTON Visitor U 62 1809 Wallop, Hants 3 Harriet BLAKE Servant U 14 1857 Okenwood, Berks Domestic ser general Next entry: John SMITH Head M 77 1794 Netherton, Hants Ag lab Hannah SMITH Wife M 50 1821 Henry SMITH Son U 19 1852 Vernham, Hants Ag lab Robert SMITH Son U 16 1855 Vernham, Hants Ag lab John SMITH Son U 14 1857 Vernham, Hants Ag lab Walter SMITH Son U 12 1859 Vernham, Hants Ag lab Jane SMITH Daur U 10 1861 Vernham, Hants Scholar 1881 Nations Farm, Bishops Waltham, Hampshire: James SMITH Head U 52 1829 Downton, Wilts Farmer Ann W NEWTON Aunt U 72 1809 Wallop, Hants Housekeeper Dom 3 Susan PRIVETT Serv U 13 1868 Hedge Int, Hants Servant Also on this farm is this family: George Henry LAMBOURNE Head 28 1853 Hungerford, Berks Elizabeth Yersone? LAMBOURNE Wife 33 1848 Chester Lillian Martha LAMBOURNE Daur 6 mo 1880 Hungerford, Berks Albert SMITH Stepson 13 1868 Chester Edward George SMITH Stepson 12 1869 Chester At 4. SMITH of Downton, Wilts, below is James SMITH b 1829-31 Downton, ID 33. FIND THE NEWTON-SMITH MARRIAGE! ............................................................................. SOURCES Many thanks to the following. Mr PC WITHERS in 1980s living at 49 Christchurch Rd, Reading, England 23311 Arline Eleanor BROAD nee ADNAMS 2331 m2 Edith May ADNAMS nee EPSOM Ross BARWELL on 361. Stuart EAGLES "SE" smeagles"att"yahoo.com (1st contact 13.8.2005) provided most of the info of the OSMOND branch at 5 of 1. Other sources are familysearch & censuses - with the help of many.
1.1 FAMILY NAMES IN 1. ADNAMS BANKS BARWELL BONE BROAD DEAN EPSOM GRIMMOND HANDLEY HAYES JOHNSTON LITTEN MORRIS NEWTON OSMOND PEARSON POPE SARGENT SMITH STONE WITHERS
1.2 WHITTAKER-NEWTON clues re 3 1-Anne Whitoker NEWTON 1808 Lower Wallop, Hants at 1. There are a number of NEWTON-WHITTAKER m's in Lancs on FS. Here are some. 0 John NEWTON m 27.12.1681 St Marys, Oldham, Lancs M00562-1 sp-Mary WHITTAKER This m seems too early for a connection. 1 Martha NEWTON bp 25.11.1682 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs d 26.2.1683 2 Sara NEWTON bp 18.5.1684 Oldham, Lancs 3 Ann NEWTON bp 22.7.1688 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 4 Joshua NEWTON bp 25.1.1690 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 5 Edm. NEWTON bp 12.5.1695 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs d 5.6.1696 0 Anne NEWTON m Ja. WHITTAKER 1 James WHITTAKER bp 24 Aug 1711 Oldham, Lancs 0 Martha NEWTON m 16.10.1788 St. Mary's Church, Oldham, Lancs I04741-2 sp-John WHITTAKER ..................... [[ 2 other John-Mary m's in Oldham: 0 John NEWTON m Mary This m seems too early for a connection. 1 Anne NEWTON bp 1.8.1731 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 2 Jane NEWTON bp 10.10.1734 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 3 Joseph NEWTON bp 17.11.1734 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 4 James NEWTON bp 15.1.1738 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 5 Sarah NEWTON bp 11.1.1741 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 6 Sarah NEWTON bp 6.10.1742 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 0 John NEWTON m Mary 1 James NEWTON bp 5.9.1762 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 2 Miriam NEWTON bp 4.11.1764 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs 3 Mary NEWTON bp 21.12.1766 St Mary, Oldham, Lancs ]] ..................... *1808 Oldham, Lancs 0 James NEWTON 1808 Oldham, Lancs He may be JM bp 4.1.1807 Oldham to James & Sally, or JM bp 25.1.1807 Oldham to Mansfield & Mary, or JM bp 10.5.1810 St Peters, Oldham to Robert & Jane, or JM bp 20.10.1811 Oldham to Joseph & Ann. m 16.7.1826 Parish church of Eccles,Lancs M01490-5 sp-Betty WHITTAKER b 1809 Oldham, Lancs. But our Anne Whitoker NEWTON was b1808 so Anne & Betty may not be related. 1841 Lord St, Oldham, Lancashire: James NEWTON 33 1808 Lancashire Coal S 0 Betty NEWTON 32 1809 Lancashire " Whittaker NEWTON 10 1831 Lancashire " 1 John NEWTON 7 1834 Lancashire " 3 Harriet NEWTON 5 1836 Lancashire " 4 Jacob NEWTON 3 1838 Lancashire " 5 Sarah NEWTON 1 1840 Lancashire " 6 1851 Wilson St, Oldham, Oldham Below Town, Lancashire: James NEWTON Head M 46 1805 Oldham, Lancashire Coachman 0 Betty NEWTON Wife M 44 1807 Oldham, Lancashire John NEWTON Son U 17 1834 Oldham, Lancashire Hoggers apprentice 3 Harriett NEWTON Daur U 15 1834 Oldham, Lancashire Weaver in cotton factory 4 Sarah Ann NEWTON Dau U 11 1840 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar 6 Lucy NEWTON Daur U 7 1844 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar 7 Joseph NEWTON Son U 2 1849 Oldham, Lancashire 8 James NEWTON Son U 6 mo 1850 Oldham, Lancashire 9 1861 93 Burnly St, Oldham, Lancashire: James NEWTON Head M 53 1808 Oldham, Lancashire Coachman 0 Betty NEWTON Wife M 52 1809 Oldham, Lancashire Whittaker NEWTON Son W 30 1831 Oldham, Lancashire County Court bailiff 1 Sarah A NEWTON Daur U 21 1840 Oldham, Lancashire Cotton weaver 6 Lucy NEWTON Daur U 18 1843 Oldham, Lancashire Cotton weaver 7 Joseph NEWTON Son U 13 1848 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar 8 James NEWTON Son U 10 1851 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar 9 George H NEWTON Son U 8 1853 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar (10) ??1871 Greenfield Gate, Crompton, Lancashire: James NEWTON Head M 64 1807 Crompton, Lancashire Lab outdoor Betty NEWTON Wife M 64 1807 Crompton, Lancashire 1 Whittaker NEWTON bp 3.4.1831 Prestwich Cum, Oldham, Lancs d reg 1st Q 1906 Oldham, Lancs. 1861 with his parents. m1 as Wittaker NEWTON 31.8.1852 St. Michael, Ashton Under Lyne, Lancs Mary WOOD d/o Jonathan. m2 19.1.1865 St. Mary'S Church, Oldham, Lancs Ann ROBISON d/o Wm 1871 12 Waterloo St, Oldham, Lancashire: Whittaker NEWTON Head M 40 1831 Oldham, Lancashire High bailiff, Sher Court Anne NEWTON Wife M 38 1833 Kellett, Lancashire Mary Jane NEWTON Daur S 5 1866 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar 11 James Alfred NEWTON Son S 3 1868 Oldham, Lancashire 12 Jane ROBINSON Sister inlaw U 24 1857 Kellett, Lancashire 1881 44 Wellington St, Oldham, Lancashire: Whittaker NEWTON Head M 50 1831 Oldham, Lancashire High bailiff, County Court Anne NEWTON Wife M 48 1833 Kellett, Lancashire Mary Jane NEWTON Daur S 25 1866 Oldham, Lancashire 11 James A NEWTON Son S 12 1869 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar 12 Arthur NEWTON Son S 9 1872 Oldham, Lancashire Scholar 13 Ann GORE Serv S 24 1857 Manchester, Lancashire Gen serv 1891 44 Wellington St, Oldham, Lancashire: Whittaker NEWTON Head M 60 1831 Oldham, Lancashire High bailiff O/S County Ann NEWTON Wife M 58 1833 Kelleth, Lancashire Mary Jane NEWTON Daur S 25 1866 Oldham, Lancashire 11 James Alfred NEWTON Son S 23 1868 Oldham, Lancashire Accountant CC 12 Arthur NEWTON Son S 19 1872 Oldham, Lancashire Office boy Post 13 Hannah BULLER Sisterinlaw M 48 1843 Bentham, Yorkshire 1901 44 Wellington St, Oldham, Lancashire: Whittaker NEWTON Head M 69 1832 Oldham, Lancashire High Bailiff County Court Ann NEWTON Wife M 68 1833 Kelleth, Lancashire Mary J NEWTON Daur S 35 1866 Oldham, Lancashire 11 James A NEWTON Son S 33 1868 Oldham, Lancashire Chartered accountant 12 Arthur NEWTON Son S 29 1872 Oldham, Lancashire Clerk County Court 13 Hannah BULLER S in l W 57 1844 Bentham, Yorkshire Living on own means 11 Mary Jane NEWTON 1866 Oldham, Lancashire 1871-1901 with parents. 12 James Alfred NEWTON 1868 Oldham, Lancashire 1871-1901 with parents. 13 Arthur NEWTON 1872 Oldham, Lancashire 1881-1901 with parents. 2 James Whittaker NEWTON bp 26.5.1833 St. Peters, Oldham, Lancs 3 John Whittaker NEWTON bp 11.8.1833 St. Peters, Oldham, Lancs 1841-51 with parents. 4 Harriett NEWTON 1834 Oldham, Lancashire 1841-51 with parents. 5 Jacob NEWTON Lancashire 1841 with parents. 6 Sarah Ann NEWTON 1840 Oldham, Lancashire 1841-61 with parents. 7 Lucy NEWTON 1844 Oldham, Lancashire 1851-61 with parents. 8 Joseph NEWTON 1849 Oldham, Lancashire 1851-61 with parents. 9 James NEWTON 1850 Oldham, Lancashire 1851-61 with parents. (10) George H NEWTON 1853 Oldham, Lancashire 1861 with parents. ..................... 0 Betty NEWTON m 23.4.1832 St. Mary's Church, Oldham, Lancs William WHITTAKER The IGI also gives the m as at St. James Church, Prestwich Cum., Oldham. 0 James NEWTON 1 Annie Louisa NEWTON 1839 m 4.5.1870 St. Mary's Church, Oldham, Lancs William WHITTAKER son of Henry (Joseph?) 0 George NEWTON 1 Mary NEWTON 1840 m 30.7.1860 St. Mary's Church, Oldham, Lancs John WHITTAKER son of John 0 Ashton NEWTON 1 Elizabeth NEWTON 1852 m 3.6.1880 St. Peters, Oldham, Lancs Ashton WHITTAKER son of Samuel 0 John NEWTON 1 Jane NEWTON 1880 m 30.5.1901 St. Mary's Church, Oldham, Lancs John Henry WHITTAKER son of Joseph 0 Squire NEWTON m Sarah 1 Henry Whittaker NEWTON bp 13.2.1895 Christ Church, Chadderton, Lancs FS gives many other NEWTON-WHITTAKER m's.
Note: The out of copyright book
Altrincham & Bowdon : with historical reminiscences of Ashton-on-Mersey, Sale,
& surrounding townships (1896),
can be viewed/downloaded at :
http://archive.org/details/altrinchambowdon00ingh
I havent looked at it yet!
2.1 NEWTON of Bowdon, Cheshire 1781-1847:
re Robert NEWTON b 1776 Bowden, Cheshire, ID 0 at 1. above:
*1700-97 Bowdon ex familysearch thanks to stuart.phethean"att"gmail.com 2012
0 0-Thomas NEWTON d Hale bur 29.6.1700 Bowdon
0 0-John NEWTON d Stratford in L* bur .6.1701 Bowdon
0 0-William NEWTON 1702 bur 26.7.1790 Bowdon aged 88
0 0-Edmund NEWTON m 22.2.1703 Bowdon sp-Ellen FLETCHER
0 0-Isaac NEWTON
1 1-Thomas NEWTON d Ringay in Hale bur 28.2.1703 Bowdon
0 0-Elizabeth NEWTON d Bollington bur 12.2.1709 Bowdon
0 0-John NEWTON
1 1-Richard NEWTON bp 15.6.1712 Bowdon
2 1-Emme NEWTON bp 1.3.1715 Bowdon
0 0-Mary NEWTON m 30.9.1712 Bowdon sp-Francis HOUGH
0 0-Francis NEWTON d Altringham bur 22.2.1716 Bowdon
0 0-George NEWTON d Hale bur 14.12.1717 Bowdon
0 0-Dorothy NEWTON m 11.11.1718 Bowdon sp-Robert TUPTON
0 0-William NEWTON d Ashley bur 14.5.1720 Bowdon
0 0-George NEWTON d Dunham bur 23.8.1722 Bowdon
0 0-Isaac NEWTON m sp-Margaret
1 1-Isaac NEWTON bp 14.2.1723 Bowdon
2 1-Jacob NEWTON bp 18.3.1725 Bowdon
3 1-Martha NEWTON bp 29.1.1726 Bowdon
4 1-John NEWTON bp 4.6.1728 Bowdon bur 19.3.1728 Bowdon son of Isaac
0 0-Isaac NEWTON 1723 bur 15.11.1798 Bowdon aged 75
0 0-Thomas NEWTON
1 1-Jacob NEWTON d Yawlgreen, Derbyshire bur 11.3.1724 Bowdon
0 0-Mary NEWTON d Ringey bur 12.11.1724 Bowdon
0 0-Margaret NEWTON Other event 12.11.1724 Bowdon
0 0-Jane NEWTON d Mobberly bur 8.12.1724 Bowdon
0 0-Alice NEWTON m 24.12.1724 Bowdon sp-John DARBYSHIRE
0 0-Thomas NEWTON m sp-Mary
1 1-Isaac NEWTON bp 18.3.1725 Bowdon
0 0-Edmund NEWTON d Hale bur 22.8.1728 Bowdon
0 0-Robert NEWTON d Hale bur 25.8.1728 Bowdon
0 0-Edmond NEWTON
1 1-Martha NEWTON d Hale bur 25.4.1729 Bowdon
0 0-Ellen NEWTON d Timperly bur .12.1729 Bowdon
0 0-Joseph NEWTON 1733 bur 7.7.1800 Bowdon aged 67
0 0-Samuel NEWTON d Stockport bur 19.1.1733 Bowdon
0 0-Emy NEWTON m 19.2.1733 Bowdon sp-William CHADWICK
0 0-Robert NEWTON m 8.5.1733 Bowdon sp-Sarah ROYLE
0 0-Edmond NEWTON
1 1-Mary NEWTON d Baguley bur 14.11.1735 Bowdon
0 0-William NEWTON m sp-Mary SKELTON
1 1-Sarah NEWTON bp 18.7.1742 Bowdon
0 0-Isaac NEWTON bur 6.11.1744 Bowdon
0 0-Mary NEWTON m 11.2.1745 Bowdon sp-Randle ALCOCK
0 0-Martha NEWTON m 1.1.1746 Bowdon sp-George WRIGHT
0 0-John NEWTON m sp-Elizabeth bur 5.4.1746 Bowdon
0 0-Margaret NEWTON bur 18.7.1747 Bowdon
0 0-Isaac NEWTON
m 19.10.1747 Bowdon sp-Margaret HANKINSON bur 26.11.1768 Bowdon
0 0-Robert NEWTON 1747 bur 7.7.1785 Bowdon aged 38
0 0-John NEWTON 1754 bur 14.9.1792 Bowdon aged 38
0 0-John NEWTON bur 4.12.1757 Bowdon
0 0-Edmund NEWTON bur 28.6.1760 Bowdon
0 0-Ruth NEWTON single [m] banns 14.7.1761 parish of Bowden sp-James HEYWOOD
0 0-Richard NEWTON m 9.4.1765 Ashton Upon Mersey in the parish of Bowdon
in the county and diocese of Chester sp-Betty STRETHILL
0 0-Betty NEWTON single
m 9.4.1767 Ashlen Upon Mersey, Bowden Parish sp-Thomas HORROCKS
0 0-Thomas NEWTON m 21.1.1769 Bowdon sp-Mary BURGESS single
0 0-Edmund NEWTON bur 26.5.1770 Bowdon
0 0-Richard NEWTON m sp-Elizabeth bur 11.7.1784 Bowdon as Betty
1 1-Betty NEWTON bp 31.7.1771 Bowdon to Richard & Betty
2 1-John NEWTON bp 18.4.1773 Bowden to Richard & Betty
3 1-Thomas NEWTON bp 11.8.1776 Bowden to Richard & Betty
4 1-Sarah NEWTON bp 20.12.1778 Bowden to Richard & Betty
5 1-Richard NEWTON bp 22.10.1780 Bowden to Richard & Betty
6 1-William NEWTON bur 25.7.1783 Bowdon
0 0-Joseph NEWTON m sp-Esther
1 1-James NEWTON bur 18.1.1772 Bowdon
2 1-Sarah NEWTON bp 3.1.1772 Bowdon
3 1-Molly NEWTON bp 30.11.1775 Bowden bur 4.10.1776 Bowdon
4 1-Mary NEWTON bp 30.3.1777 Bowden
5 1-Edward NEWTON 1782 bur 11.11.1785 Bowdon aged 3
0 0-Thomas NEWTON m sp-Mary
1 1-John NEWTON bur 30.1.1776 Bowdon
0 0-William Booth NEWTON m sp-Margaret HAYWOOD
1 1-Alice NEWTON bp 8.6.1777 Bowden
0 0-John NEWTON d 29.12.1778 Bowdon m sp-Mary STRETTEL or STRELL
0 0-Robert NEWTON (He may be Robert NEWTON 1747 bur 7.7.1785 Bowdon aged 38.)
m sp-Ann
1 1-Thomas NEWTON bp 13.2.1780 Bowden **Possibly a brother to my 0 0-Robert NEWTON b 1776 Bowdon.
0 0-Mary NEWTON m sp-Timothy WALKER d 28.3.1781 Bowdon
0 0-Ann NEWTON m sp-George HENSHALL d 14.11.1780 Bowdon
0 0-Sarah NEWTON m sp-Samuel SMITH d 15.1.1781 Bowdon
0 0-Daniel NEWTON m sp-Ellen
1 1-Ellen NEWTON 1783 bur 25.10.1785 Bowdon aged 2
2 1-Anne NEWTON bur 3.9.1784 Bowdon
3 1-Hamnitt NEWTON bur 28.11.1787 Bowdon infant
4 1-Mary NEWTON 1788 bur 8.7.1789 Bowdon aged 9m
0 0-Alice NEWTON m sp-John TAYLOR d 6.1.1784 Bowdon
0 0-Margaret NEWTON m sp-Joseph Barrett d 14.1.1784 Bowdon
0 0-Elizabeth NEWTON
1 1-Edward NEWTON bp 26.12.1784 Bowden
0 0-Anne NEWTON m sp-Joseph STARKEY d 6.10.1785 Bowdon
0 0-Betty NEWTON m 19.1.1791 Bowdon sp-Samuel FAULKENER
0 0-Betty NEWTON
1 1-Sarah Jane NEWTON bp 31.7.1791 Bowdon
0 0-John NEWTON m 23.4.1793 Bowdon [Marriage Bonds and Allegations 1606-1900] sp-Sarah GREAVES
1 1-Elizabeth NEWTON bp 1.9.1793 Bowdon to John & Sally
2 1-Thomas Greaves NEWTON bp 8.3.1795 Bowdon to John & Sally
bur 5.4.1796 Bowdon
0 0-Sarah NEWTON m 4.1.1794 Bowdon sp-William ELNSWORTH
0 0-Betty NEWTON m 24.4.1794 Bowdon sp-Joshua ASHCROFT
0 0- NEWTON m sp-Mary
1 1-Sarah NEWTON 1795 bur 13.4.1797 Bowdon aged 16m
0 0-Elizabeth NEWTON m 13.8.1797 Bowdon sp-David ALLEN
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*1781
1841 near Carrington Chapel, Partington, Bowden, Cheshire:
Thomas NEWTON 60 1781 Cheshire Farmer
Betty NEWTON 60 1781 not Cheshire
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*1782/87 Sale, Cheshire
0 John NEWTON 1782/87 Sale, Cheshire 1861-71 with son 1 John.
1 John NEWTON 1819 Baguley, Cheshire m Ann 1818 Northenden, Cheshire
GENUKI advises that Baguley was mainly in Bowden Parish, but a small part was in St Wilfrid's,
Northenden - 2003 David GILLIGAN
1851 Moor Side, Baguley, Cheshire ID:
John NEWTON Head M 32 1819 Baguley, Chester Farm lab 1
Ann NEWTON Wife M 33 1818 Northen
Jane NEWTON Daur U 11 1840 Dunham/Durham 11
Mary NEWTON Daur U 8 1843 Northen 12
Sarah NEWTON Daur U 5 1846 Baguley 13
1861 Baguley Moor, Baguley, Cheshire:
John NEWTON Head M 42 1819 Baguley, Chester Ag lab 1
Ann NEWTON Wife M 44 1817 Northenden, Chester Ag lab
Jane NEWTON Daur U 21 1840 Tinderland , Chester Ag lab 11
Sarah NEWTON Daur 11 1850 Baguley, Chester Ag lab 13
John NEWTON Father W 74 1787 Sale, Cheshire Ag lab 0
1871 Westside xx & Northside, Baguley, Cheshire:
John NEWTON Head M 51 1820 Baguley, Cheshire Ag lab 1
Anne NEWTON Wife M 53 1818 Northen, Cheshire
Sarah HEYWOOD Daur M 21 1850 Baguley, Cheshire 13
Samuel HEYWOOD Soninlaw M 20 1851 Baguley, Cheshire Butcher
John NEWTON Father W 89 1782 Sale, Cheshire 0
Sarah Jane LAMB Granddaur 6 1865 Baguley, Cheshire Scholar 1x1
1881 Northenden Rd, Baguley, Cheshire:
Ann NEWTON Head W 63 1818 Northenden, Cheshire Charwoman W of 1
Sarah J LAMB Granddaur U 16 1865 Baguley, Cheshire Works in the fields, ag lab
1891 Northenden Rd, Baguley, Cheshire:
Ann NEWTON Head W 72 1819 Northenden, Cheshire Charwoman,market gardener W of 1
Sarah Jane LAMB Granddaur S 26 1865 Baguley, Cheshire Assists market gardener 1x1
Edward LAMB Head M 33 1858 Baguley, Cheshire Ag lab
Sarah Ellen LAMB Wife M 33 1858 Baguley, Cheshire
James LAMB Son 10 1881 Baguley, Cheshire Scholar
Same page & previous: Northenden Rd, Baguley, Cheshire:
Edward LAMB Head M 23 1868 Baguley, Cheshire Farm lab
Sarah E LAMB Wife M 23 1868 Baguley, Cheshire Farm lab's wife
James LAMB Son 11 mo 1890 Baguley, Cheshire
Thomas HULME Head illegible
HULME illegible
HULME illegible
John HULME Son 18 1873 Baguley, Cheshire Farm lab
11 Jane NEWTON 1840 Dunham/Durham, Cheshire 1851 with parents.
12 Mary NEWTON 1843 Northen, Cheshire 1851 with parents.
13 Sarah NEWTON 1846 Baguley, Cheshire 1851-71 with parents.
m sp-Samuel HEYWOOD 1851 Baguley, Cheshire Butcher 1871 with Sarah & her parents.
1x1 Sarah Jane LAMB 1865 Baguley, Cheshire 1871 with grandparents.
1881-91 with grandmother, W of 1.
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*1786
1841 Dunham Massey, Bowden, Cheshire:
John NEWTON 55 1786 Cheshire Farmer
Ellen NEWTON 58 1783 Cheshire
William NEWTON 21 1820 Cheshire
John NEWTON 19 1822 Cheshire
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*1791 Baguley 8m from Bowdon ex Elizabeth SARGEANTSON 2008 sarges"att"talk21.com
via eng-chs-st-marys-bowdon"att"rootsweb.com 14.4.2008:
0 0-John NEWTON 1787 Sale, Cheshire 1861-71 W with son 1 John.
m 1838 Stretford (m cert) sp-Sarah 1791 Cheshire d by 1861 She m2 John HULME parents in Sale - Liz
"I think Sarah HULME (NEWTON) may have moved to Didsbury after 1851 which is where the family all
appear later" - descendant, Liz SARGEANTSON
1841 Baguley, Bowden, Cheshire: ID
John NEWTON 50 1791 Cheshire Ag lab 0
Sarah NEWTON 50 1791 Cheshire
Sarah NEWTON 20 1821 Cheshire 2
James NEWTON 13 1828 Cheshire 3?
Mary NEWTON 6 1835 Cheshire 21
1851 Moor Side, Baguley, Cheshire ID:
(2 entries from Prosser? & Martha HULME & chn Jane & Thomas)
Sarah HULME Head W 35 1806 Baguley, Cheshire Farm lab W of 0
Mary Ann NEWTON Daur U 15 1836 Baguley, Cheshire Farm serv 3
John HULME Son 8 1843 Baguley, Cheshire
James HULME Son 6 1845 Baguley, Cheshire
Elizabeth HULME Daur 1 1850 Baguley, Cheshire
Sarah RENSHAW Lodger U 24 1827 Ashton upon Mersey, Cheshire Farm lab
Compare 1851 Sale Green, Sale, Cheshire [Many other LEIGH on 1st page]:
John LEIGH Head M 41 1810 Sale, Chester Ag lab
Mary LEIGH Wife M 39 Baguley, Chester Lab wife WAS SHE A NEWTON?
John LEIGH Son U 12 Sale, Chester Ag lab
William LEIGH Son 16 Sale, Chester Ag lab
Thomas LEIGH Son 10 Sale, Chester
John NEWTON Lodger W 68 1783 Sale, Chester Pauper (Far lab)
1 1-John NEWTON 1819 Baguley, Cheshire
m sp-Ann 1818 Northure
1851 Moor side, Baguley, Cheshire: ID
John NEWTON Head M 32 1819 Baguley, Chester 1
Ann NEWTON Wife M 33 1818 Northure?
Mary NEWTON Daur 8 1833 Dunham 11
Sarah NEWTON Daur 5 1836 Northem? 12
Jane NEWTON Daur 4 1837 Baguley 13
1861 Baguley Moor, Baguley, Cheshire: ID
John NEWTON Head M 42 1819 Baguley, Cheshire Ag lab 1
Ann NEWTON Wife M 44 1817 Northumber?, Cheshire Ag lab
Jane NEWTON Daur U 21 1840 Timperley, Cheshire Ag lab 13
Sarah NEWTON Daur 11 1850 Baguley, Cheshire Scholar 12 or 14
John NEWTON Father W 74 1787 Sale, Cheshire Ag lab 0
1871 West side of Moor & North side, Baguley, Cheshire: ID
John NEWTON Head M 51 1820 Baguley, Cheshire Ag lab 1
Anne NEWTON Wife M 53 1818 Northen?, Cheshire
Sarah HEYWOOD Daur M 21 1850 Baguley, Cheshire 12 or 14
Samuel HEYWOOD Son in law M 20 1851 Baguley, Cheshire Butcher
John NEWTON Father W 89 1782 Sale, Cheshire 0
Sarah Jane LAMB Granddaughter 6 1865 Baguley, Cheshire Scholar 11?
TO FOLLOW THRU
2 1-Sarah NEWTON 1816 Baguley, Cheshire
m sp-John HULME 1841 with his parents John and Betty HULME in Sale, John is shown as
20- he would have been older than that ... John d 1846. Sarah had another child out
of wedlock in 1850 called Elizabeth. Sarah married again to John BANKS c1856 and
lived with all of her children in Didsbury. Her eldest daughter married a man called
THOMASON and also lived in Didsbury. Probably not the following family:
1841 Timperley, Bowden, Cheshire:
James HULME 55 1786 Cheshire farmer
Sarah HULME 20 1821 Cheshire
James HULME 20 1821 Cheshire
John HULME 15 1826 Cheshire THEN /
Sarah Worthington 6 Cheshire
John Worthington 15 Cheshire Ag lab THEN // meaning new household.
1851 Moor Side, Baguley, Cheshire: ID
Sarah HULME Head W 35 1816 Baguley, Cheshire Farm lab 2
Mary Ann NEWTON Daur U 15 1836 Baguley, Cheshire Farm serv 21
John HULME Son 8 1843 Baguley, Cheshire 22
James HULME Son 6 1845 Baguley, Cheshire 23
Elizabeth HULME Daur 1 1850 Baguley, Cheshire 24
Sarah RENSHAW Lodger U 24 Ashton upon Mersey, Cheshire Farm lab
1861 Baguley Moor, Baguley, Cheshire [4th entry after 1 in 1861]:
John HULME Head M 73 1788 Timperley, Cheshire Mark[et] gardener
Alice HULME Wife M 71 Sale, Cheshire /
William HULME Head M 36 Baguley, Cheshire Ag lab
Emma HULME Wife M 27 Sale, Cheshire Ag lab
Alice HULME Daur 4 Baguley, Cheshire
William HULME Son 2 Baguley, Cheshire
Sarah CORRINGLEY? Wife's sister U 19 Sale, Cheshire Ag lab
21 or 3?? 2-Mary Ann NEWTON 1835 Baguley, Cheshire Illeg. 1841 with 0. 1851 with 2.
Not found after then. Try freebmd.
22 2-John HULME 1843 Baguley, Cheshire 1851 with 2.
23 2-James HULME 1845 Baguley, Cheshire 1851 with 2.
24 2-Elizabeth HULME 1850 Baguley, Cheshire 1851 with 2.
3? 1-James NEWTON 1828 Cheshire 1841 with 0.
1851 Hough end Hall, Withington, Lancashire: ID
Samuel LOMAX Head M 34 Northan?, Cheshire
Farmer of 220 acres 5 lab's in & 8 out doors + wife & dr & 4 other servants
Henry HULME Serv 19 1832 Shefford, Lancashire
James NEWTON Serv 21 1830 Baguley, Cheshire
Thomas NEWTON Serv 21 1830 Sale, Cheshire SEARCH FOR HIM
Compare
1861 Grecian St, Openshaw, Lancashire:
James NEWTON Head M 30 1831 Newton, Cheshire Locomotive fireman
[Newton Moor Industrial Estate is 13 m from Baguley]
Emma NEWTON Wife M 26 1835 Ilkeston, Derbyshire House-wife
SAME PAGE:
1861 Openshaw House, Openshaw, Lancashire:
John NEWTON Head M 29 18 Manchester, Lancashire
Manchester Warehouseman Print Dept
Mary NEWTON Wife M 25 18 Ashton U Lyne, Lancashire Housewife
Hannah DENNISON Serv 28
1861 Belmont House, Openshaw, Lancashire:
William G NEWTON Head M 57 18 Ashton U Lyne, Lancashire Licensed victualler
Phoebe NEWTON Wife M 64 18 Manchester, Lancashire
Elizabeth H NEWTON Daur U 23 18 Manchester, Lancashire
Elizabeth NEWTON Sister U 56 18 Ashton U Lyne, Lancashire
Hannah R NEWTON Gddaur U 6 18 Openshaw, Lancashire
Ellen HINDLE Serv W Ireland
1871 Billeliffe St, Openshaw, Lancashire:
James NEWTON Head M 40 1831 Newton Moor, Cheshire Railway engine driver
Emma NEWTON Wife M 36 1835 Rinton CHECK, Derbyshire
James W NEWTON Son S 9 1862 Openshaw, Lancashire Scholar
Emilina NEWTON Daur S 6 1865 Openshaw, Lancashire Scholar
Samuel E NEWTON Daur S 3 1868 Openshaw, Lancashire
Martha A NEWTON Daur S 2 1869 Openshaw, Lancashire
1881 528 Ashton Rd, Openshaw, Lancashire:
James NEWTON Head M 50 1831 Newton Moor, Cheshire Engin Driver Locomo (R)
Emma NEWTON Wife M 46 1835 Rinton, Derbyshire
James NEWTON Son S 19 1862 Openshaw, Lancashire Grocer
Emilian NEWTON Daur S 16 1865 Openshaw, Lancashire Cotton winder
Samuel E NEWTON Daur S 13 1868 Openshaw, Lancashire Scholar
Martha A NEWTON Daur S 12 1869 Openshaw, Lancashire Scholar
1891 528 Ashton Old Rd, Manchester, Openshaw, Lancashire:
James NEWTON Head M 60 1831 Newton Moor, Cheshire Railway engine driver
Emma NEWTON Wife M 56 1835 Ilkeston, Derbyshire
James W NEWTON Son S 29 1862 Openshaw, Lancashire Railway stoker
Emilina NEWTON Daur S 26 1865 Openshaw, Lancashire Railway office clerk
Samuel E NEWTON Daur S 23 1868 Openshaw, Lancashire Cotton weaver
Martha A NEWTON Daur S 22 1869 Openshaw, Lancashire Cotton weaver
Selina DICKINSON sister-in-law M 62 18 Ilkeston, Derbyshire
4 1-Sarah NEWTON 1821 Cheshire 1841 with 0.
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*1796
1841 Altrincham, Bowden, Cheshire:
Charlotte NEWTON 45 1796 not Cheshire Shopkeeper
Ann NEWTON 15 1826 Cheshire
Mary NEWTON 15 1826 Cheshire Dressmaker
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*1801
1841 Hale, Bowden, Cheshire:
Isaac NEWTON 40 1801 Cheshire Farmer
Mary NEWTON 40 1801 not Cheshire
John NEWTON 10 1831 Cheshire
Mary NEWTON 5 1836 Cheshire
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*1802 Ashton, Cheshire:
0 0-Richard NEWTON 1802 Ashton, Cheshire
m sp-Ann 1794 Carrington, Cheshire
1841 Ackers Farm, Carrington, Bowden, Cheshire:
Richard NEWTON 39 1802 Cheshire Farmer 0
Ann NEWTON 40 1801 Cheshire
Thomas NEWTON 12 1829 Cheshire 1
Hannah NEWTON 6 1835 Cheshire 2
Alice NEWTON 5 1836 Cheshire 3
Mary NEWTON 4 1837 Cheshire 4
Robert NEWTON 2 1839 Cheshire 5
Elisabeth NEWTON 6 Mo 1840 Cheshire 6
1851 The Ackers Farm, Bowdon, Cheshire:
Richard NEWTON Head M 49 1802 Ashton, Cheshire Farmer of 160 acres 6 labrs 0
Ann NEWTON Wife M 57 1794 Carrington, Cheshire
Thomas NEWTON Son U 22 1829 Carrington, Cheshire 1
Carmat NEWTON Daur 16 1835 Carrington, Cheshire 2
Alice NEWTON Daur 14 1837 Carrington, Cheshire Scholar 3
Robert NEWTON Son 11 1840 Carrington, Cheshire Scholar 5
Elizabeth NEWTON Daur 9 1842 Carrington, Cheshire Scholar 6
Richard NEWTON Son 7 1844 Carrington, Cheshire Scholar 7
Robert NEWTON Nephew 6 1845 Ashton, Cheshire Scholar
Betty DERBYSHIRE Servant U 22 Ashton, Cheshire House Servant
Edward WORTHINGTON Serv U 20
Joseph Bennett Serv U 22
William Binn Serv U 20
Henry Wood Serv U 15
Samuel Leat Serv U 14
1 1-Thomas NEWTON 1829 Carrington, Cheshire 1841-51 with parents.
In loving Remembrance of Thomas Newton of the Ackers, Carrington. Who died
February 18th 1895 aged 66 years. His end was peace.
- photo of gravestone 2020 from rogermead@btconnect.com
"I have a box of 5" x 4" glass negatives a couple of which are attached
which might be of interest to you. None of the plates have any captions but I
suppose it might be that they are of the NEWTON Family and house etc. One
house featured is a very large half timbered property there are pictures of
the family and horse and carriage etc my best guess of when they were taken
would be 1900-1910. I suppose there might be 50 of them. I have not copied
them all but could copy some more if you think there are any identifying
features that would help me select.
3 1-Alice NEWTON 1837 Carrington, Cheshire 1841-51 with parents.
4 1-Mary NEWTON b 1837 Cheshire d 5.2.1899. 1841 with parents.
m sp-John DAINE
The second inscription reads In Memory of Mary the beloved wife of John Daine
who departed this life February 5th 1899 aged 52 years.
- 2020 from rogermead@btconnect.com
5 1-Robert NEWTON 1840 Carrington, Cheshire 1841-51 with parents.
6 1-Elizabeth NEWTON 1842 Carrington, Cheshire 1841-51 with parents.
7 1-Richard NEWTON 1844 Carrington, Cheshire 1851 with parents.
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*1806 Cf *1815
1841 Moorhouse?, Hamlet of Dunham, Dunham Massey, Bowden, Cheshire:
Mary NEWTON 35 1806 Cheshire Independent
Mary Ann NEWTON 11 1830 Cheshire
Peter NEWTON 7 1834 Cheshire
Betsey NEWTON 5 1836 Cheshire
*1815 Cf *1806
1851 Oldfield, Dunham Massey, Cheshire:
Martin NEWTON Head M 48 1803 Stockport, Cheshire Sherriffs officer & farmer
Phoebe NEWTON Wife M 36 1815 Bowdon, Cheshire
Charles M NEWTON Son 13 1838 Bowdon, Cheshire Scholar
Sarah A NEWTON Daur 11 1840 Bowdon, Cheshire Scholar
Thomas H NEWTON Son 9 1842 Bowdon, Cheshire Scholar
Albert A NEWTON Son 7 1844 Bowdon, Cheshire Scholar
John B NEWTON Son 6 1845 Bowdon, Cheshire Scholar
Ada H NEWTON Daur 4 1847 Bowdon, Cheshire
Agnes A NEWTON Daur 1 1850 Bowdon, Cheshire
Sarah MAPLESTONE Serv 25
Grace Walker Serv 17
Joseph Malcham Serv 30
James Leigh Serv 30
*1825
1851 Rixton With Glazebrook, Lancashire:
John CARTER/CARKE Head M 57 1794 Warrington, Lancaster Farmer of 13 acres
Mary CARTER/CARKE Wife M 45 1806 Warrington, Lancaster
Susannah CARTER/CARKE Daur 3 1848 Warrington, Lancaster
Charlotte NEWTON Sister in law W 39 1812 Warrington, Lancaster Formerly grocer
Ann NEWTON Niece U 26 1825 Bowdon, Chester
William GAULD Serv 16 Errand boy
*1847
1891 20 Bank Sq, North Meols, Lancashire:
Mary Pidcock Head W 39 1852 Macclesfield, Cheshire
Sarah Fidler Serv S 16 Manchester, Lancashire
Ada NEWTON Visitor M 44 1847 Bowdon, Cheshire
Clara DYSON Visitor M 26 Leeds, Yorkshire
2.2 NEWTON of Cheshire, except for Bowden.
I am searching for my nonconcormist NEWTON family around
Bowden, Cheshire. At familysearch I found many Nonconformist
bps in this area for the time I am interested in, c1780-1810.
2.2.1 Altrincham, Cheshire ex Non-conformist records
2.2.2 Stockport, Cheshire ex Non-conformist records
2.2.3 Sale, Cheshire
2.2.4 NEWTON of Newton, Cheshire
2.2.5 Other Cheshire records
2.2.1 Altrincham, Cheshire ex Non-conformist record indexes at familysearch.
0 Isaac NEWTON m sp-Peggy
John NEWTON bp 17 Mar 1754 Altrincham, Cheshire
Ann NEWTON bp 19 Sep 1756 Altrincham, Cheshire
Jane NEWTON bp 24 Apr 1763 Altrincham, Cheshire
Peggy NEWTON bp 30 Apr 1767 Altrincham, Cheshire to Isaac
0 John
Jane NEWTON bp 21 Apr 1765 Altrincham, Cheshire
0 Thomas NEWTON m sp-?
Sarah NEWTON bp 23 Apr 1766 Altrincham, Cheshire
0 John m sp-Mary
Margaret NEWTON bp 09 Sep 1779 Altrincham, Cheshire
Isaac NEWTON bp 08 Mar 1781 Altrincham, Cheshire
Elizabeth NEWTON bp 29 Jan 1783 Altrincham, Cheshire
John NEWTON bp 17 Nov 1785 Altrincham, Cheshire
Isaac NEWTON bp 11 Jul 1787 Altrincham, Cheshire
Mary NEWTON bp 08 Apr 1790 Altrincham, Cheshire
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2.2.2 Stockport, Cheshire ex Non-conformist record indexes.
0 James NEWTON
1 ? NEWTON bp 01 Jun 1757
0 John m sp-Anne
John NEWTON bp 13 Jun 1760 to John
William NEWTON bp 17 Aug 1767 to John
Sarah NEWTON bp 25 Jun 1771
Betty NEWTON bp 27 Nov 1775
John NEWTON bp 26 Mar 1786 to John & Ann - a different couple?
0 Peter m sp-Ann
Mary NEWTON bp 03 Sep 1780
0 John m sp-Alice
John NEWTON bp 31 Aug 1781
Betty NEWTON bp 24 Dec 1782 to John & Ales
Mary NEWTON bp 24 May 1784
James NEWTON bp 01 Oct 1785 to John & Else
Ann NEWTON bp 05 May 1787
Alse NEWTON bp 06 Mar 1789 to John & Alice
William NEWTON bp 26 Feb 1791 to John & Alse
0 NEWTON m sp-Betty
Mary NEWTON bp 08 Mar 1783
0 William NEWTON m sp-Elizabeth/Betty
John NEWTON bp 10 Feb 1785 to William & Betty
Robert NEWTON bp 19 Aug 1786 to William & Elizabeth
0 Charles NEWTON m sp-Mary
Robert NEWTON bp 03 Sep 1785
0 George NEWTON m sp-Betty
Mary NEWTON bp 10 Dec 1786 Stockport/Dukinfield, Cheshire
0 Samuel m sp-Mary
Samuel NEWTON bp 03 Oct 1785
Mary NEWTON bp 09 Jun 1788
0 Joseph m sp-Ann
Joseph NEWTON bp 25 Mar 1787
0 Charles m sp-Mary
Nancy NEWTON bp 14 Apr 1787
0 Thomas NEWTON m sp-Sarah
Mary NEWTON bp 4 Feb 1790 Stockport/Dukinfield, Cheshire to Thomas & Sarah
John 30 Oct 1791 Stockport/Dukinfield, Cheshire to Thomas & Sarah
Caleb NEWTON bp 14 Aug 1792 to Thomas
0 Charles NEWTON m sp-Betty
Esther NEWTON bp 22 May 1790 Stockport/Dukinfield, Cheshire
George NEWTON bp 22 Mar 1794 Stockport, Cheshire
James NEWTON bp 5 May 1796 Dukinfield
Samuel NEWTON bp 31 Jul 1804 Stockport, Cheshire
Charles NEWTON bp 26 Jan 1807 Stockport, Cheshire
0 William NEWTON
Nancy NEWTON bp 09 May 1792
Ellen NEWTON bp 09 May 1792
Elizabeth NEWTON bp 02 Aug 1793
John NEWTON m sp-Hannah
Hannah NEWTON bp 02 Jul 1792 to John
Mary NEWTON bp 01 Dec 1793 Stockport, Cheshire to John & Hannah
0 George NEWTON m sp-Sarah
Mary NEWTON bp 05 Feb 1804 Stockport, Cheshire
John NEWTON bp 10 Feb 1805 Stockport, Cheshire
James NEWTON bp 20 Oct 1806 Stockport, Cheshire
0 James NEWTON m sp-Alice
Thomas bp 01 May 1807 Stockport, Cheshire
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2.2.3 Sale, Cheshire
*1853 Sale, Cheshire
0 John NEWTON 1853 Sale, Cheshire m sp-Mary 1853 Sale, Cheshire
1911 177 Northenden Rd, Sale, Cheshire: ID
John NEWTON Head M 57 1854 Sale, Cheshire Platelayer 0
Mary NEWTON Wife M 58 1853 Sale, Cheshire Midwife
Emily NEWTON Daur S 23 1888 Sale, Cheshire 1
Leonard NEWTON Son S 23 1888 Sale, Cheshire Bootmaker 2
William NEWTON Son S 16 1895 Sale, Cheshire Warehouseman 3
1 Emily NEWTON 1888 Sale, Cheshire 1911 with parents.
2 Leonard NEWTON 1888 Sale, Cheshire 1911 with parents.
3 William NEWTON 1895 Sale, Cheshire 1911 with parents.
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*1911 Sale, Cheshire
0 NEWTON m sp-Ellen Elizabeth 1853 Stockport, Lancs
1911 40 Temple Rd, Sale, Cheshire: ID
Ellen Elizabeth NEWTON Head M 58 1853 Stockport, Lancs m 0
Martin Brookes NEWTON Son S 25 1886 Dawlish, Devonshire Draughtsman, Hexting Enquirer 1
William Clive Brookes NEWTON Son S 23 1888 Dawlish, Devonshire Grey cloth salesman 2
Olive NEWTON Daur S 23 1888 Exeter 3
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*1911 Sale, Cheshire
0 NEWTON m sp-Sarah Elizabeth 1855 Manchester, Lancs
1911 Rospert House Lynwood Grove, Sale, Cheshire:
Sarah Elizabeth NEWTON Head M 56 1855 Manchester, Lancs
Blanche Hariet TAPP Niece S 49 1862 Hightown, Manchester, Lancs
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*1856 Hulme, Lancashire
0 Edmund NEWTON 1856 Hulme, Lancashire m Mary Jane 1857 Hulme, Lancashire
1911 Northenden Rd, Sale, Cheshire: ID
Edmund NEWTON Head M 55 1856 Hulme, Lancashire Salesman
Mary Jane NEWTON Wife M 54 1857 Hulme, Lancashire
Amy NEWTON Daur S 24 1887 Sale, Cheshire Insurance typist
Emma Gertrude NEWTON Daur S 22 1889 Sale, Cheshire
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2.2.4 NEWTON of Newton, Cheshire
* c820 AD. Info from Jean geneius71"att"gmail.com
F1 (Family 1):
0 Thibaud, Earl of Chartres.
He descends from Thibaud, 1st Earl of Chartres c820 AD.
m Margret of Burgundy, who later m Robert, King of Frances in 996 AD.
1 Ewdo, Earl of Chartres, Blois & Tours b c980AD
11 Stephen, Earl of Blois
12 Gilbert of Venables, Normandy
121 Gilbert de Venables.
He came over with William the Conqueror & setttled in Cheshire.
1211 Gilbert de Venables
12111 Amabale de Venables
m Richard de Davenport XX son of Ormus de Davenport who received the manor of
Davenport near Stockport from the De Venables & took the name.
12111 1 Thomas de Venables
12111 11 Richard de Venables
12111 1111 Vivian de Venables
12111 11111 Thomas de Venables YY - a younger son. He lived at Newton.
12111 11111 1 Sibel de Venables
m Thomas de Newton XXX, a relative of Richard de Newton.
He received Newton estates on his marriage.
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F2 (Family 2):
0 William de Newton, near Macclesfield, ..ring Rd. A branch of the Davenport
family who settled at Newton and took that name.
1 William de Newton. He predeceased his father.
1 Robert de Newton. Lord of Norbury & Newton.
Richard de Newton (Who is he? XX above??)
died without issue leaving his brother Robert de Hyde his heir, from who
the estates passed to Thomas de Venables (YY above)
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F3 (Family 3) 1396 Prestbury:
0 Thomas de Newton. He is XXX of F1.
m Sibel de Venables. She has ID 12111 11111 1 at F1 above.
1 Richard de Newton
11 Richard de Newton d1396 buried Prestbury church.
111 Oliver de Newton d1453 buried Holburn, London
1111 Richard de Newton 1430-1497
11111 Humphrey NEWTON 1466-1537. A younger son & barrister.
Monument in Wilmslow church.
m Ellen FYTON 1470-1536 heiress of the FYTONs of Pownall Hall, Wilmslow.
6 sons & 5 daughters.
11111 1 Humphrey NEWTON of Pownall Hall, Wilmslow.
11111 2 Robert NEWTON youngest son, buried at Eccles 1595.
11111 21 Anne NEWTON m Thomas WARBURTON, Rector of Warburton
11111 22 Robert NEWTON
11111 23 Humphrey NEWTON b1582
11111 231 Humphrey NEWTON 1602 of Ormston
#He has ID 11134 11611 in the family at *1302 Prestbury, Cheshire below.
11111 232 Margaret NEWTON
11111 233 Robert NEWTON
11111 234 Elizabeth NEWTON
11111 24 Edmund NEWTON
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*1302 Prestbury, Cheshire
Alistair Matthew Seatons Family Tree 1 on ancestry. This tree needs fixing!
For example Humfrey NEWTON 1466 d 1537 is half-sibling to himself with son
Francis. Francis' mother is unknown.
Yet when u click on Francis u find his mother is Ellen FITTON
Ellen FYTON 1470-1537 has her first daughter Anne in 1477 when she is 7!
I have given up trying to understand this tree for now
0 William de NEWTON
1 William De NEWTON d 1302 Prestbury, Cheshire
11 Thomas De NEWTON 1273 Newton, Cheshire d 1306 Prestbury, Cheshire
m Sibel De DAVENPORT 1275 d 1302
111 Richard De NEUTON d 1336 Prestbury, Cheshire m Fenella WORTH
1111 Nicholas De NEUTON 1336
1112 Peter De NEUTON 1336
1113 Richard De NEUTON 1336 d 1396 Prestbury, Cheshire m1 Sibel DOWNES
11131 Edmund De Neuton
11132 Thomas De Neuton
[1113 Richard De NEUTON 1336 d 1396 Prestbury, Cheshire] m2 Joan BARTON d 1447
11133 Ralph De NEUTON
11134 Oliver De NEUTON 1420 d 1452 London of the plague, buried St. Andrew's
Holborn. See site for coat of arms, crossed bones on a green shield.
m Alice De MULNETON 1413 d 1492
11134 1 Richard de NEUTON 1430 Prestbury, Cheshire d 1497 Prestbury, Cheshire
m Joan LOWE d 1498
11134 11 Humfrey NEWTON 3 Oct 1466 Newton, Prestbury, Cheshire
d 22.3.1536 Pownall, Wilmslow, Cheshire
m 7.4.1490 Handley Cheshire Ellen FITTON/FYTON 1470 Pownall, Cheshired
d 1536 Wilmslow, Cheshire. See tree for her parents.
11134 111 Anne NEWTON 1477
11134 112 Francis NEWTON 1479
11134 113 Hugh NEWTON 1481
11134 114 Humphrey NEWTON 1483
11134 115 Randle NEWTON 1485
11134 116 Robert NEWTON 1487 Eccles, Lancashire d 1591 Eccles, Lancashire
11134 1161 Humphrey NEWTON 1582
-His b date does not match his father's but see Family 3 above.
11134 11611 Humphrey NEWTON 1602 #He has ID 11111 231 in Family 3 above.
11134 11611 1 Robert NEWTON 1631 d 1723
11134 11611 11 Humphrey NEWTON 1602
11134 11611 111 John William NEWTON 1657 Newton Green, Ashton Mersey, Cheshire
d 1717 Ashton Upon Mersey, Cheshire m Elizabeth ASHLEY
11134 11611 1111 Robert NEWTON b Ashton Mersey, Cheshire d .2.1765 m Sarah
11134 11611 11111 Robert NEWTON b by 1748
d June 10 1848 in Ashton Upon Mersey, Cheshire m Annie ROYLE
11134 11611 11111 1 Richard NEWTON 1801 Ashton Upon Mersey, Cheshire
d 1864 Deansgate, Manchester, Lancashire m Ann DAINE 1798 d 1881
11134 11611 11111 11 John NEWTON 1816 Cheshire m Harriet MILLAT 1817
11134 11611 11111 111 Emma Alice NEWTON 1837 Ashton On Mersey, Cheshire
m Robert NEWTON 1839 d 1886. He is her uncle, ID 11134 11611 11111 16 below.
See there fore issue.
11134 11611 11111 12 Thomas NEWTON c1829 Carrington, Cheshire d 18.2.1895
m1 Martha ROYLE 1834 d 1901, m2 Ann ROYLE 1846
11134 11611 11111 121 John Royle NEWTON 1857
11134 11611 11111 122 Sarah NEWTON 1858
11134 11611 11111 123 William T NEWTON 1860
11134 11611 11111 124 James W NEWTON 1862
11134 11611 11111 125 Robert A NEWTON 1864
11134 11611 11111 126 Annie W. NEWTON 1866
11134 11611 11111 127 George H NEWTON 1868
11134 11611 11111 128 Mary A NEWTON 1871
11134 11611 11111 129 Hilda M NEWTON 1880 d 1955
11134 11611 11111 13 Hannah NEWTON 1835
11134 11611 11111 14 Alice NEWTON 26 Aug 1836 Carrington, Cheshire
d 2 Nov 1903 St Georges Church, Carrington
11134 11611 11111 15 Mary NEWTON 1837
11134 11611 11111 16 Robert NEWTON 1839 Carrington d Sep 1886 Cheshire
m Emma Alice NEWTON 1837 Ashton On Mersey, Cheshire She is his niece,
ID 11134 11611 11111 111 above.
11134 11611 11111 161 Frank NEWTON c1866 Sale, Cheshire d 7.6.1929 Isle of Man
m Ruth Emily 1867 d 1930
11134 11611 11111 1611 Naomi NEWTON 1903
11134 11611 11111 1612 John Langstaffe NEWTON c1905 Onchan, Isle of Man
d Sep 1991 Knowsley, Merseyside
11134 11611 11111 162 Amy Harriet NEWTON Mar 1869 Ashton-Upon-Mersey, Cheshire
d 7 Jun 1948 Blackpool, Lancashire
11134 11611 11111 17 Elisabeth NEWTON 1840 d 1910
11134 11611 11111 18 Richard NEWTON 1843 Carrington, Cheshire
11134 117 Sibil NEWTON 1489
11134 118 Margaret NEWTON 1491
11134 119 William NEWTON 30.1.1496 Cheshire d 4.5.1574 Pownall, Cheshire
?11134 111 Francis NEWTON 1466 d 22 Mar 1536 in Pownall, Wilmslow, Cheshire
11134 11(10) Humphrey NEWTON 1498 Pownall, Cheshire
11134 11(11) Matilda NEWTON 1506 Pownall, Cheshire
11134 11(12) Francis NEWTON 1516 d 1581 Saltersley Hall, Mobberley, Cheshire
11134 11(12)1 Humphry NEWTON 12 Apr 1619 Saltersley, Mobberley, Cheshire
11134 2 Robert NEWTON 1430 d 1497
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2.2.5 Other Cheshire records:
There are also records for Cheshire in Dukinfield, Macclesfield, Nantwich
& Tintwistle.
2.3 NEWTON of Crowmarsh Battle, Benson, Oxford
0 0-Thomas NEWTON m sp-Martha Chn ex IGI P006481 1565-1858.
Of Crowmarsh Battle (also known as Preston Crowmarsh) on the bank of the
Thames just W of Benson: see the wonderful article by Kate TILLER
"Rural Resistance 1800-1914: Custom, Community and Conflict in South Oxf."
at http://www.tlio.org.uk/history/ruresis.html leading to the Swing Riots
- HOBSBAWM and RUDÉ. "Thomas NEWTON, who was to prove a frequent catalyst in
events in south Oxfordshire, had moved to the district in 1797, establishing
himself at Crowmarsh Battle Farm... an enterprising and assertive farmer whose
practices were quoted by Arthur YOUNG, General View of the Agriculture of
Oxfordshire (1813)... Benson has no major resident landowners. Land tax
assessment between 1785 and 1832... In 1827 Thomas's eldest son, Robert
Aldworth NEWTON, then aged 29 and probably just married, moved into Fifield
Manor, thus bracketing Benson with a NEWTON family presence on each side of
the village... The notice which Thomas placed in Jackson's Oxford Journal
17.11.1827 ... informed ... that parliament would be petitioned to bring in a
bill for 'dividing and allotting all the open and common fields, common meadow,
common pastures and commonable lands, and waste ground in the parish of ...
Benson'. This evoked a swift and highly-organized response. A meeting was held
at the White Hart Inn in the centre of Benson... 'it would be very much
lamented were the notorious avarice of Mr NEWTON to involve a whole Parish in
ruin'... At 2am Sunday 21.11.1830, Thomas NEWTON was wakened at Crowmarsh
Battle Farm by a group of around thirty labouring men demanding that he listen
to their grievances... He donated a barrel of beer at a neighbouring public
house. The rioters subsequently called on Robert NEWTON, his eldest son...
Of the 8 convicted ... of breaking NEWTON's threshing machines, 4 were
sentenced to 7 years' transportation and 4 to ...
Kelly's Directory for 1915 lists 11 farmers in Benson, cf 9 in 1852.
[At Ewelme 7 to 3.]... At Gould's Grove Farm, part of the `NEWTON holding,
Jerome K. JEROME, author of Three Men in a Boat, was in residence, although in
1910 the interest in the surrounding land remained with T.D. NEWTON whose
address was Union Stockyards, Chicago, USA. Succeeding generations of NEWTONs
apparently continued to seize commercial opportunities... Locally, too,
NEWTON's successors were acting 'on the basis of a cool, economic calculation'
..." Kate TILLER also edited "Benson; a village through it history" (Pie
Powder Press, 1999), 216 pp. http://www.le.ac.uk/elh/staff/tiller.html
1 1-Robert Aldworth NEWTON bp: 25 JAN 1798 Benson, Oxford
m sp-Mary 1806 Oxfordshire
1841 Fifield House Hamlet, Bensington, Oxfordshire:
Robt Aldworth NEWTON 42 1799 Oxfordshire Farmer 1
Mary NEWTON 35 1806 Oxfordshire
Mary Ann NEWTON 12 1829 Oxfordshire 11
Emma NEWTON 7 1834 Oxfordshire 12
Clara NEWTON 3 1838 Oxfordshire 13
Agnes NEWTON 1 1840 Oxfordshire 14
Maria SMITH governess
#1852 History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Oxford:
p812 Ewelme 100, Bensington parish, principal landowners Lady KEITH, R A
NEWTON, R POWELL & Magdalen & Exeter Colleges Oxford
p813 Ewelme 100, Fifield hamlet. Here is a very ancient Manor House ..formerly
a strong fortress or religious establishment. The walls are of immense
thickness. It is now the seat of Rbt Aldworth NEWTON Esq, Fifield House, the
Lord of the Manor of Fifield.
*1876 Harrod & Co.'s Directory of Beds, Berks,Bucks, Hunt., North., Oxford.
p626 OXON Bensington: N Robert Aldworth Esq, Fyfield House
*1895 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
p40 Bensington called Benson on the Thames wh seps it from Berks [2m N of
Wallingford], The principal owners are the trustees of the late Rbt Aldworth
NEWTON Esq & Mr W NEWTON
#Tom STEVENSON thomas.stevenson"att"ntlworld.com 2005 wrote:
An old boundary stone has just been unearthed in the village of Benson (just
a few miles from South Stoke and Nuneham) where I live and it appears to have
marked the boundary between two properties each owned by a member of the NEWTON
family. One side of the stone is marked WN 1843 and the other RAN 1860.
We think the initials refer to Robert Aldworth NEWTON and William NEWTON.
It seems likely that they were related and probably brothers. They were
landowners/farmers and Robert and William owned adjacent farms.
1861 census: Robert A NEWTON at Crowmarsh with 3 daughters
Emma NEWTON 27 1834, Clara NEWTON 23 1838, Agnes NEWTON 20 1841
11 2-Mary Ann NEWTON 1829 Oxfordshire 1841 with parents.
12 2-Emma NEWTON 27 1834 [cf 2 of 1 Emma NEWTON (1836 Pangbourne)]
1841 with parents.
1881 census Dwelling Fifield House, Bensington, Oxford:
Name Relation Marital Status Age Birthplace Occupation
Emma NEWTON Head U 46 1835 Bensington, Oxford Independent Lane Owner
[Bensington in the 100 of Ewelme is usually called Benson, nr Wallingford
- www.oldtowns.co.uk ]
Martha LEWENDON Companion U 67 Slade End, Berkshire Housekeeper
Emma MILLS Serv U 29 Ilsley, Berkshire Cook
Martha KENT Serv U 20 Ilsley, Berkshire Housemaid
#not found in freebmd 2005.
13 2-Clara NEWTON 1838 Oxfordshire 1841 with parents.
14 3-Agnes NEWTON 1840 Oxfordshire 1841 with parents.
[cf 4 of 1 Agnes Mary NEWTON 1840 Pangbourne]
2 1-Martha NEWTON bp: 20 NOV 1799 Benson, Oxford
3 1-Tho. NEWTON bp: 23 Jul 1801 Benson, Oxford
4 1-William NEWTON bp: 28 JUL 1802 Benson, Oxford
p813 of ## above: Ewelme 100, Mr Wm NEWTON Preston Crowmarsh
*1895 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
p7 Oxford Co Cnl Aldermen retire 1901, Wm NEWTON, Crowmarsh Battle,Wallingford
p41 Bensington, Wm NEWTON farmer Goulds Grove;
p41 Crowmarsh Battle, Wm NEWTON farmer & landowner
p91 Ewelme [4m E of Watlingford] Messrs Wm NEWTON ..the principal land owners.
p368 Farmers: Wm NEWTON, Goulds Grove, Bensington, Wallingford
*1907 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
p90 OXFORDSHIRE Crowmarsh Gifford on Thames 1m W of Wallingford:
Crowmarsh Rural District Council Surveyer William NEWTON, Crowmarsh
p392 William NEWTON, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford
*1911 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
p7 Oxfordshire County Council, Councillor for Benam? William NEWTON, Crowmarsh
Gifford, Wallingford
p479 Surveyors: William NEWTON, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford
[1881 has family of Wm N b1840 Brixton, Surrey with chn b Bensington.]
5 1-Mary NEWTON bp: 04 JUL 1804 Benson, Oxford
P006481 1565-1858 also gives
0 Robert Howorth NEWTON m Mary Elizabeth
1 Mary Ann NEWTON bp: 27 JUL 1828 Benson, Oxford
FS gives a host of other Howarth NEWTON eg
0 Anthony NEWTON
1 John Howarth NEWTON 1841 m 1.6.1865 St. John's, Preston, Lancashire
m Catharine Elizabeth ROBBINS with a number of children.
0 Thomas W. NEWTON b: 21 Feb 1810 Oxford d 30.1.1886
m 14.5.1830 Lodgershall, Buckingham sp-Nanny Foyster HINE
2.4 NEWTON of OXFORDSHIRE, except for Benson
*1660-1690 Bicester (10m NNE of Oxford www.BicesterVillage.com ),
1690-1814 Noke (5m NNE of Oxford)
ex Mrs A CHAPMAN, Carramar, Dunedoo NSW 2844 Australia.
She sent me the following NEWTONs of OXF & part of 2.7 [now 1.?]:
0 Thomas NEWTON m 1571 Bicester to Isabell BODDICOTT
0 Isabell NEWTON m 1575 Bicester to John STRATTON
0 Henry NEWTON, 1 Thomas NEWTON (bp 31.3.1684 Bicester)
0 William NEWTON, 1 Thomas NEWTON (bp 10.3.1750 Bicester)
0 Thomas NEWTON m 1577 Kiddington to Marye BABINGTON
0 Gulieimi NEWTON, 1 Johannes NEWTON (bp 14.3.1637 Ambrosden)
0 Robert NEWTON,
1 Maria NEWTON (bp 3.4.1613 Ambrosden),
2 Richardus NEWTON (bp 26.11.1615 Ambrosden),
3 Jefferendus NEWTON (bp 16.11.1617 Ambrosden)
0 Richardi NEWTON,
1 Dorothia NEWTON (bp 2.2.1614 Ambrosden)
0 Thomae NEWTON,
1 Gulielmus NEWTON (bp 15.1.1626 Ambrosden)
2 Johanes NEWTON (bp 15.11.1629 Ambrosden),
3 Joana NEWTON (bp 9.6.1633 Ambrosden)
0 John NEWTON m 1789 A to Sarah CATO
0 Ann NEWTON m 17.4.1757 Elsfield to William JESSETT
0 Thomas NEWTON m 1731 Burford to Elizabeth GILLS
0 Thomas NEWTON, 1 Thomas NEWTON (bp 31.10.1629 Chesterton)
0 John NEWTON m 1621 St Giles parish, Oxford to Joane CHAPMAN (her line?)
0 William NEWTON (will 12.8.1669 at Stoke Lyne) mentions Eliz., John, William
0 William NEWTON m Jane
1 Elizabeth NEWTON (bp 28.11.1674 Stoke Lyne)
2 Henry NEWTON (bp 19.2.1676 Stoke Lyne)
3 Jane NEWTON (bp 4.11.1679 Stoke Lyne) m 17.2.1708 Stoke Lyne to John JESSETT
4 William NEWTON (bp 15.2.1684 Stoke Lyne)
5 Mary NEWTON (bp 17.12.1686/7 Stoke Lyne)
6 Anne NEWTON (bp 26.12.1690)
0 Sarah NEWTON m 14.7.1700 Noke to Thomas GULLIVER
0 John NEWTON m Jone, 1 John NEWTON (bp 6.5.1708 Noke)
0 Thomas NEWTON m Mary
1 Elizabeth NEWTON (bp 10.7.1715 Noke),
2 Mary NEWTON (bp 19.11.1717 Stoke),
3 John NEWTON (bp 1.5.1720 Noke)
0 ? NEWTON m Sarah
1 Thomas NEWTON (Bicester,OXF-1764 Noke,OXF) butcher
m 1714 at Noke to Mary HIORNS (Little Hendred,OXF-Noke,OXF)
11 Eliz. NEWTON (bp 10.7.1715 Noke)
12 Mary NEWTON (bp 19.11.1717 Noke)
13 John NEWTON (bp 1.5.1720 Noke)
14 Thomas NEWTON (bp 23.2.1756 Noke-1814 Noke) m 23.2.1756 at Noke to Elizabeth
WYATT (bp 22.4.1731 Islip,OXF-1767 Water Eaton,OXF) dr of Thomas & Mary
141 Sarah NEWTON (bp 4.7.1762 Islip,OXF-1808 Noke)
m 6.10.1780 at Noke to Richard HORN of Oddington
142 John NEWTON (bp 26.6.1763 Islip)
0 John NEWTON m 23.10.1755 Glympton to Ann HATTEN
1 John NEWTON (bp 5.8.1781 Glympton),
2 William NEWTON (bp 3.8.1787 Glympton)
0 John NEWTON m 17.7.1809 Souldern to Mary SWEATMAN
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*1729-1802 ex C033362 1721-1809 Caversham, Oxford gave no NEWTON
*1754M026391 1558-1837 (C026391 gave no NEWTON):
. Thomas NEWTON m: 4 Oct 1808 Banbury, Oxford Mary DAWSON batch 7250009,
. Sarah NEWTON m: 16 MAR 1807 Banbury, Oxford John PLESTER
. John NEWTON m: 15 OCT 1792 Banbury, Oxford Ann BOSCOTT
. Daniel NEWTON m: 20 JUL 1812 Banbury, Oxford Elizabeth CALCOTT
. Elizabeth NEWTON m: 20 NOV 1812 Banbury, Oxford Richard STEEDEN
. Elizabeth NEWTON m: 21 DEC 1754 Banbury, Oxford Francis GRIFFIN
*1755-1787 1837-1885 M038816 Saint Giles, Oxford, Oxford
. Frank Edgar NEWTON m: 27 Dec 1881 Saint Giles, Oxford Annie Lizzie POTTAGE
*1787-1837 M038815
. Mary NEWTON m: 30 Jan 1831 Saint Giles, Oxford Francis WISE
*1773 W Ilsley: Wrote 1995 to John PATTISON,Box 895 Kent Town,SA 5071,
Australia. Moved by 2001. Who knows his current address?
JOHNSON & SAINTY's '95 GRD he studies NEWTON in Oxford. He is from
El NEWTON b1794 Aldworth dr of Wm NEWTON b1773 W Ilsley.
These are both only a few m NW of Pangbourne.
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*c1789 Branbury, Oxfordshire ex Jim CATO jamescato"att"aol.com 2005
0 John NEWTON from Branbury, Oxfordshire
m c1789 in Middlesex sp-Sarah CATO from Benson (Bensington), Oxfordshire
dr of William and Martha CATO, his ancestors
His CATO branch migrated from England to Canada 1869 and in 1928 to the USA.
*1807-1813 Piddington. Judy Bluroo 2002: others departed from
Piddington and went to Wanganui, NZ including REYNOLDS's, WIGGINS's, WRIGHT's.
0 Samuel NEWTON (Bicester, Oxfordshire) m c1807 Piddington to Elizabeth GASKINS
1 Thomas NEWTON bp 25.2.1810 Piddington, Oxfordshire
2 Henry NEWTON bp 26.9.1813 Piddington, Oxfordshire
3 Sarah NEWTON (9.5.1816 Ludgershall,Bucks.-20.10.1904) bp 19.5.1816
Piddington, Oxf.)
m1 24.7.1834 Ludgershall, Bucks to William GOODGAME
m2 20.4.1858 Adelaide,South Australia to Thomas PEARSON
0 Harry NEWTON
1 Agnes Mary Eliza NEWTON bc 1884 m George MARLOW
.....................................................................
*1812
0 Daniel NEWTON m 20.7.1812 Banbury to Elizabeth CALCOTT; all chn bp at Banbury
1 James NEWTON (bp 25.11.1814),
2 Elisha NEWTON (bp 17.7.1818),
3 Daniel NEWTON (bp 8.10.1818),
4 Hannah Elizabeth NEWTON (bp 30.11.1821),
5 Henrietta Priscilla Calcott NEWTON (bp 31.1.1829)
*1819-54 A2A website archives in UK at http://www.a2a.org.uk [my p'd w'l]
gives 215 hits on NEWTON of Banbury under GILLETT family of Banbury
*1881 census NEWTON Oxfordshire gave 54 - stored at
newton/NEWTON1881oxfordshire.txt 15kb
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*1881 census NEWTON Berkshire gave 110 - stored at
newton/NEWTON1881berkshire.txt
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*1901 census NEWTON keyword Oxfordshire gave 35.
Stored at withers/NEWTON1901koxfordshire.xls 25 kb & *.csv
*1901 census NEWTON keyword Berkshire gave another 35.
Stored with the above at
newton/NEWTON1901kberkshireoxfordshire.xls 36 kb & *.csv
* http://search.ancestry.com & freebmd show many in Berks.
On request I'll send my file freebmd.txt
* IGI Batch Numbers for Oxford:
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers/CountyOxford.htm
Hugh WALLIS batchnos"att"stokedamerelopc.org
If they are not on my site then the LDS has not transcribed them as part of
the controlled extraction program I'm afraid.
Caversham as above + E033362
Nuneham, South Stoke not given. What do they come under??
2.5 NEWTON of other counties in England:
** BERKSHIRE
*1560-1837 ex "Index to the Transcript of Baptisms for the Parish Register for
Lambourne, Berkshire" at http://www.pbenyon.plus.com/Den/Lambrn/Index.html
IGI batch numbers for Lambourne: C008161 gave none.
C023012 1560-1766, C023013 1767-1812, C023011 1813-1856,
m: M008161 , M023012 1560-1753, M023011 1754-1837 (see quelch.html),
E023012
BAPTISMS:
27.1.1799 Thomas Stratten NEWTON of Henry & Mary
1.10.1801 Henry NEWTON of Henry & Mary
1.4.1803 Mary NEWTON of Henry & Mary
MARRIAGES:
. Martha NEWTON m: 16 APR 1745 Lambourn, Berkshire to John FARMER
. Thomas NEWTON m: 25 DEC 1773 Lambourn, Berkshire to Mary WALL
*1813-69 READING Batch Numbers St Giles C017643 1813-56 &
St Marys C018474 1813-69 have a number of NEWTON families.
*1850 BRK & HAM: - Aldworth John PATTISON Box 895 Kent Town SA5071 Oz - ex GRD
*1871 census NEWTON in Berks available on request
eg1 at Charlton, Berkshire:
Name Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
John NEWTON 33 1828 Letcombe, Berkshire Head
Mary NEWTON 34 Wantage, Berkshire Wife
Charles NEWTON 7 Letcombe, Berkshire Son
Ann NEWTON 6 Plymouth, Devon Daughter
Thomas NEWTON 2 Charlton, Berkshire Son
John NEWTON 4 months Charlton, Berkshire Son
eg2 at Lambeth, London
Name Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
William S LEWIS 47 b St Lookes, London Head Lambeth London
Charity NEWTON M 42 b 1829 Woosdsen, Cornwall Housekeeper Lambeth London
Charles NEWTON M 45 b 1826 Reading, Berkshire Friend Draper assistant
eg3 at St Mary, Berkshire
Name Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
George NEWTON 37 b Paddington, Middlesex Head St Mary Berkshire
Maria NEWTON 40 Reading, Berks Wife St Mary Berkshire
Christina NEWTON 13 Swindon, Wilts Daughter
Louisa NEWTON 11 1860 Reading, Berks Daughter St Mary Berkshire
James NEWTON 6 Reading, Berks Son St Mary Berkshire
Kate NEWTON 4 Reading, Berks Daughter St Mary Berkshire
George NEWTON 1 Reading, Berks Son St Mary Berkshire
eg4 at 2 Macclefield? St, [St Luke], Finsbury, London
Name Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island
Samuel P NEWTON 48 b Ludborough, Northamptonshire Head engine driver xx
Hannah NEWTON 43 b Reading, Berkshire Wife laundress
Eliza NEWTON 14 St Luke, Middlesex Daughter
Henry Page 19 Not Stated porter
Thomas ELSEY 18 Not Stated porter
eg5 at 3 Pie Court, St Mary, Abbey, Reading:
George NEWTON head M 37 sailor b Middlesex, Beddington?
? wife M b Berks, Reading
Christina NEWTON dr 18 assists at home b Wilts, Trinder?
Louisa NEWTON dr 11 1860 scholar b Berks,Reading
Francis?? NEWTON son 6 b Berks,Reading
Kate NEWTON dr 4 b Berks,Reading
George NEWTON son 1 b Berks,Reading
eg6 at St Mary, Reading, Berkshire :
Henry NEWTON 50 Hungerford, Berkshire Head
Mary NEWTON 50 Tilehurst, Berkshire Wife
Henry NEWTON 23 Swindon, Berkshire Son
George NEWTON 21 Argo, Middlesex Son
Mary NEWTON 75 Reading, Berkshire Daughter
eg7 at 14 Sepr?? St,[St Mary, Castle,] Reading
Henry NEWTON head M 50? policeman b berks hungerford
Mary NEWTON wife M 50? policeman's wife b berks, Tilehurst
Henry NEWTON son U? 35? mechanic b Wilts Swindon
George NEWTON son U? 21? gardner b Middlesex, Argo?
Mary NEWTON dr U 15? dress maker b Berks Reading
eg8 at 11 Rosee? St, [Rodney St, St Andrew],Liverpool:
John H HOSKEN? head 23 coachman domestic servt b Cornwall, Sadstone?
William NEWTON visitor U 21 joiner b b Berks Reading
*1901 b or keyword Pangbourne or Caversham gave 0
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* IGI Batch Numbers for Pangbourne,Berkshire:
1557-1812 C137541 Pangbourne, Berks gave no NEWTON/DEANE
1560 E137541 Pangbourne, Berkshire gave no NEWTON/DEANE & only 1 record
1556-1753 M137541
. Mary DEAN m: 4 Jul 1722 Pangbourne, Berkshire Samuel WHEAT
1829-1836 C065591 (Independent)
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** BERKSHIRE & OXFORDSHIRE
*1844 1852 1854 1876 1882-1889 1890-1896 1895 1899 1915
ex www.historicaldirectories.org
I used newton w/5 crowmarsh, newton w/5 bensington, newton w/5 newbury,
south stoke w/5 newton
How to use the within operator w/n, n=1 ... 16382:
Ex 1: Nash Walter w/10 broker
to locate all records where Nash comes directly before Walter.
It requests that the word broker falls within 10 words of Walter.
Ex 2: Murray w/2 William w/12 clock w/5 maker
to search for a name that may have been recorded in one or more formats:
William Murray or Murray, William, for example.
You are asking the system to find Murray and William within two words of each
other.
Additionally William and clock must fall within 12 words of each other.
Clock and maker must fall within 5 words of each other.
...................
*1844 Pigot's Royal National & Commercial Directory, [Part 2]
Hampshire; Herefordshire; Oxfordshire; Somerset; Wiltshire; Wales
[p1? Dir of Hamps, Index to towns & vlgs, NEWTON p29
[Hamps, Isle of Wight, River NEWTON
Ox:
p5 Banbury, butchers, Elisha NEWTON, Calthorpe Lane
p6 Banbury, gardners & seed merchants, James NEWTON, Neithrop
p9 NEWTON [vlg nr] Bicester [13m N of Oxford],
etc
*1852 History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Oxford
p ix seats of the nobility RA N Esq Fifield House, 2.5m N of Wallingford
p224 History of the U of Oxford. Hert Hall or Hertford College:
In 1740 Dr NEWTON then principal obtaine a royal charter ...
p352 1664 John NEWTON 30P to poor of parishes of St M'y the V,All Sts,St Mic's
p442 Banbury, gardners & seedsmen, James NEWTON, Neithrop
p549 Henley upon Thames, baker, Alexander NEWTON, baker
p733 Lewknor 100, Britwell 1m SW of Watlington, 223 in 1841, Richard NEWTON,
p746 Ploughley 100, parish of NEWTON-Purcell
p769 Ploughley 100, NEWTON-Purcell parish 6m NNE of Bicester, a small vlg of 2
parts .5m apart called NEWTON-Purcell & NEWTON-Morell
p812 Ewelme 100, Bensington parish, principal landowners Lady KEITH, R A
NEWTON, R POWELL & Magdalen & Exeter Colleges Oxford
p813 Ewelme 100, Fifield hamlet. Here is a very ancient Manor House ..formerly
a strong fortress or religious establishment. The walls are of immense
thickness. It is now the seat of Rbt Aldworth NEWTON Esq, Fifield House, the
Lord of the Manor of Fifield
p813 Ewelme 100, Mr Wm NEWTON Preston Crowmarsh
p822,823 Ewelme 100, Newington parish 9m SE of Oxford, Britwell Prior, .. &
farmer Richard NEWTON Esq are the principal landowners
*1852-3 Slater's Directory of Berks, Corn, Devon ...
p25 Newbury, Bakers & biscuit: Thos NEWTON 20 Northbrook? St
*1854 Post Office Directory of Berks, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire
(With Beds, Bucks & Hunts), -to do
*1874 Berks: Webster's Reading Directory,
p135,197 George N tailor 16 Union St
*1876 Harrod & Co.'s Directory of Beds, Berks,Bucks, Hunt., North., Oxford.
p626 OXON Bensington: N Robert Aldworth Esq, Fyfield House
*1882-1889 Oxfordshire Rusher's Original Banbury List,
-to do
*1887 Kelly's Directory of Berks,
-to do
*1890-1896 Oxfordshire Rusher's Original Banbury List,
p1? 1890-6 Officers of the Co of Oxford, Aldermen retire 1894/5/1901 W NEWTON
p24-5 1893-6 Blacksmiths & Whitesmiths J NEWTON shoeing Southam Rd
1895-6 p22 Mr NEWTON 5 north-bar
*15.7.1893 http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk Reading Mercury, Berkshire
SALES BY AUCTION. RIVERSIDE, PANGBOURNE. 3 minutes from the station, an unique little
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, .. from Mr. W. NEWTON, to Sell by Auction, at Ilsley Great Sheep
Fair, Tuesday, August lst, 1893, 10.45 a.m., in Stevens' Close, about 50 RAMS and ...
*1895 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
p vi NEWTON-Purcell p138
p3,191,215 Rev Jos Knight NEWTON chaplain to Oxford Prison in Oxford Castle,
New Rd
p7 Oxford Co Cnl Aldermen retire 1901, Wm NEWTON, Crowmarsh Battle, Wallingford
p34 Banbury, Wm W NEWTON, hosiery manufr 4 & 5 N Bar St
p40 Bensington called Benson on the Thames wh seps it from Berks [2m N of
Wallingford], The principal owners are the trustees of the late Rbt Aldworth
NEWTON Esq & Mr W NEWTON
p41 Bensington, Wm NEWTON farmer Goulds Grove;
p41 Crowmarsh Battle, Wm NEWTON farmer & landowner
p41 Miss NEWTON, Fyfield House, Fyfield
p49 Bletchington [7m N of Oxford], Hugh NEWTON farmer Heathfield
p91 Ewelme [4m E of Watlingford] Messrs Wm NEWTON .. the principal land owners.
p115 Highmoor, 4m NW of Henley-on-Thames, parish clerk Jn NEWTON WISE
p181 Rev Richd NEWTON DD of Chch apptd 1710 principal of Hart Hall, Oxford Univ
p194,214 Oxford, Wesleyan, New Inn Hall St, Rev Isaac NEWTON
p228,232 Hy NEWTON DICKSON, 126/125 Woodstock Rd, St Giles
p368 Farmers: Wm NEWTON, Goulds Grove, Bensington, Wallingford
*1899 Kelly's Directory of Berks
p ix,117,280 Principal seats in Berks, Major Charles NEWTON CHICHESTER, Milton
House, a handsome mansion in the Jacobean style ..., Milton [6m E of Newbury],
Steventon RSO [means?]
p41,301 Rev Henry NEWTON MA Boyne Garth, Boyne Hill, Maidenhead [7m SW of
Windsor]
p51 Chaddleworth Jn NEWTON DANCE The Rex public house & shopkeeper
p83 Hampstead Norris [7m NE of Newbury], Fredk NEWTON shopkeeper, sanitary
inspector, assessor & collector of taxes & asst overseer
p92 Rbt NEWTON HOFLAND (water) miller & commission agent, Eddington Roller
Mills, Hungerford
p126,301 Mrs NEWTON 3 Milton villas, London Rd, Newbury
p153,380 Samuel NEWTON tailor 57 Caversham Rd, Reading
p154 Reading Jn NEWTON POCOCK Fawley Lodge, Coley Av
p189,195,234-5 FRANKLIN GALE & Wm NEWTON, auctioneers, valuers, estate agents,
& surveyers & agents for Alliance Assurance Co, Market Place, Reading
p212,302 Thomas NEWTON, Wood Speen Lodge, Speen [2m WNW of Newbury]
p213,301 Miss NEWTON Stanford-in-the-Vale [3m NW of Challow], Faringdon
p239,374 Ox,Wantage Rural District Council meets at the Workhouse every .. &
at the Police Stn E Ilsley .., No 2 district, Frdk Wm NEWTON Hampstead Norris,
Newbury
p258,301 Berks, Miss NEWTON 2 Argyle Villas, New Place/Rd, Windsor
p295,x,359 Rbt NEWTON HOFLAND, Eddington Roller Mills, Hungerford
p301 Rbt NEWTON The Willows, Stanford Dingley [4m N of Aldermaston], Reading
- looks like 6 of 1.
p303 xx NEWTON House, Buckland, Faringdon
p367 The Ibex public house, Jn NEWTON DANCE, Chaddleworth, Wantage
p372 xx NEWTON Rd, Newbury
*1907 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
p90 OXFORDSHIRE Crowmarsh Gifford on Thames 1m W of Wallingford:
Crowmarsh Rural District Council Surveyer William NEWTON, Crowmarsh
p392 William NEWTON, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford
*1911 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
p7 Oxfordshire County Council, Councillor for Benam? William NEWTON, Crowmarsh
Gifford, Wallingford
p479 Surveyors: William NEWTON, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford
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** BUCKS to BERKS
. Anita ANDERSON anita.jonnie"att"virgin.net 2002: NEWTON of Bucks/Berks/Oxford
0 Henry NEWTON m Sarah AUSTIN
1 Hanah NEWTON b. May 1814, Bucks
2 James NEWTON b. Jul 1817
3 David NEWTON b. Apr 1820, Bucks
4 William NEWTON b. Jun 1822
5 Mary NEWTON b. Sep 1828
6 Elizabeth NEWTON c1832, St Giles-3 May 1893, Cookham, Berks
m 1857, Nettlebed, Henley Reg Dist, Oxfordshire to Thomas EXLAR 1826 Nettlebed,
Oxfordshire-1911, Furze Platt, Cookham, Berks. ISSUE
7 Caroline Ann NEWTON b. Feb 1836
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** DEVON, LINCOLNSHIRE, SOMERSET, YORKSHIRE
. Contact NEWTON, Alex D ANEWTON"att"mayerbrownrowe.com 2002:
0 Thomas NEWTON b1590 m Elizabeth PERIAM (1574 Little Fulford,Devon-1635)
1 Thomas NEWTON (1615 London-1670 Kingston Upon Hull,Yorkshire) m Mary LAYCOCKE
11 John NEWTON (1638 Yorks.- 1695 Virginia Colony,USA)
"You can purchase both Volumes 1 & 2 of the History of NEWTON families
of Colonial America by Clair Alonzo NEWTON from Astologos Books.
www.astrologos.org
Each volume is about $80.00, but if you would like to only purchase
the first volume and scan it, I can scan the second for you. That way
we both save about $80. It takes about 2 months to get the book
because they copy and print it personally for you since the book is
out of print."
. Judy SOMANI somani"att"xtra.co.nz 2002:
0 Richard NEWTON m Ann
1 Maria NEWTON Christened 10 July 1803, Hittisleigh, Devon.
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** GLOUCESTER/SOMERSET
. Pryor Mt. Bill NEWTON via Alex D NEWTON ANEWTON"att"mayerbrownrowe.com 2002;
Gregg gbonner"att"smhrimsx.mhri.med.umich.edu 2002 also has info on this family
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=anewton :
1 Sir Thomas NEWTON
m Lucy HAMPTON - descends from Sir William de HARPTREE charter 1189.
11 Sir John NEWTON 1638-95 Cradock's Knight of Richmond Castle& East Harptree,
Somerset
m Margaret POYNTZ. 1567 12 quarterings. Inherited from his mother an old castle
"Richmont" on a rock in the Mendop Hills 3 miles from Wells. Built Eastwood.
7 of their 20 children are shown in the visitation of Gloucester 1567.
111 Henry NEWTON
112 John NEWTON of Bristol is listed on the Herald's Visitation.
113 William NEWTON b after 1567?
114 Thomas NEWTON is suggested to have founded families in Lancaster.
115 Frances?, 117 Sampson?, 118 Anthony NEWTON died young.
2 Richard m Elizabeth ST. JOHN
21 Thomas d without male issue. - Pembroke, Wales record office.
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** KENT
1812-32 P.J.IRVINE PhilIrvn"att"aol.com 2002:
0 James NEWTON d after 1812
m 22.11.1808 Rainham,Kent
Elizabeth LEG
1 Edward Thomas NEWTON
27.9.1809 Chatham,Kent-17.6.1882 Alberton, VIC. c1832 to Van Dieman's Land.
m Elizabeth MARTIN 3.11.1840 Melbourne, VIC-bur 26.7.1903 Alberton Cemetery,VIC
2 James NEWTON bp 13.1.1811 Chatham
3 Samuel NEWTON bp 29.3.1812 Chatham, Kent
1848-76 Jenina HALITSKY neener"att"mac.com 2002:
0 John NEWTON
1 George NEWTON (1848 Kent-1876 Southampton) Police Constable
m 7.8.1872 All Saints Church,Southampton Ellen CLEMENTS (1844 Salisbury-1883)
11 Thomas Clements NEWTON (15.3.1873 Southampton-2.1.1955 Hamilton,Ontario,Can)
m 21.11.1896 Cooksville, Ontario Annie Macallum JOHNSTON
12 Charles George NEWTON (1876 Southampton)
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** HAMPSHIRE ex GRD CD for 2000
for HAM: Gosport 1750+
- Mrs J DICKINSON 55 Hill Rise,Chippenham, WIL sn15 1ay
Portsea,Portsmouth 1795+
- Mrs H MORRIS, 23 Ruth St, Caboolture, Qld 4150 AUS
Portsmouth 1870-
- MV TILLEY, 157 Longley Rd, Tooting, London Sw17 9ld
Selborne 1800+
-Mrs L SMITH, 40 Hobby Av, Birkenhead, Auckland 1310 NZ
Tichborne 1800
- Mrs PM PEARCE 287 Clifton Rd RD1 Howick Auckland 1731 NZ
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** LANCASHIRE
. 1792-1821 Merrily jbparts"att"clarinda.heartland.net :
0 Joshua NEWTON m Anne Turner
1 Thomas NEWTON b3.9.1792, Haughtons, Lancashire Moved 1849 to Pennsylvania
m 2.11.1821, Manchester, Lancs. sp-Mary OGDEN, Manchester, 26 October, 1812
. 1821-9 Toni412"att"aol.com 2002
0 James NEWTON m Mary BUCKLEY, Lancashire. They came to U.S. around 1829.
1 Hannah NEWTON b1821 Lancs. m Jacob Mahlon CAPLES
** LONDON
*1835 London; 1839 Pewsey,Wilts.; 1850+ Reading,Berks
Mrs MN ROSE 36 Tyn-y-pwll Rd Whitchurch, Cardiff, S Glam. CF14 1AS,S Wales;2000
0 James NEWTON tailor m Eliz. BROWNJOHN
1 George Isaac James NEWTON (7.6.1835 St John the Evangelist,Paddington,London)
m Maria TRUSS All 9 children b in Reading??
11 Rosa Eliz. NEWTON (23.5.1855) m 15.9.1877 Albert Henry HEWITT
12 Christina Ann NEWTON (19.4.1857) m 27.3.1879 John Henry F EVERETT
13 Louisa Jane NEWTON (19.11.1859) m 28.5.1882 Frederick James FOXELL
14 Betsy NEWTON (28.2.1868-28.2.1868 of TB & meningitis)
15 James George NEWTON ((23.8.1864-24.10.1885 of TB)
16 Kate Maria NEWTON (29.9.1866-12.10.1883 of meningitis)
17 George NEWTON (17.7.1869) tailor
18 Tom Truss NEWTON (13.8.1871) tailor
19 Clara Alice NEWTON (5.3.1876) m 3.8.1903 Henry John HEARN
2 James NEWTON (25.7.1839 Pewsey,Wilts.) Her ggfr.
** STAFFORDSHIRE Isabelle NEWTON inewton"att"club-internet.fr 2002:
George NEWTON (1822 Bilston, Sts.)
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** WILTSHIRE
*1868 Strataford ex Eleanor LEE leewaldroup"att"earthlink.net 2002:
0 G.R. NEWTON
1 G.W. NEWTON Coach builder 219 High St., Stratford after 1868.
11 Cecil Fredrick NEWTON of 5 Brent Lodge,Finckley Way,London N3 in the 1970's.
m1 Mary Vera " Lee" Kelly 1898 - 1933 (m2 Dorothy)
111 David Bruce NEWTON 1932 m Martha Ann Adeline Osteen 1935 -
*Fisherton Anger http://midas.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/WIL/interests/surnamesjn.html lists another NEWTON searcher as NEWTON, 19c, Fisherton Anger,Wiltshire.
Source: Kelvin CLARK, kelclark"att"tassie.net.au
** YORKSHIRE
"Dean ANDERSON" descended from
Joseph NEWTON Born 26 June 1689 Beeston, Yorkshire
and "Brian J. NEWTON" on same tree descended from
Samuel NEWTON and Anna WINCHESTER with a son b1781 in Vermont.
2.6 GENERAL * For other families see http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/newton/ * One can subscribe to NEWTON-L-request"att"rootsweb.com3. PLACE NAMES HERE
2.7 ON PARK 5.10.17 ex Brian Thompson, Lakewood Ranch, Florida lakewood2@gmail.com 0 John NEWTON -1716 1 Robert NEWTON -1765 chn Richard Robert Thomas William Betty 2 Richard NEWTON 3 John NEWTON 4 Alice NEWTON 5 Emma NEWTON
**AUSTRALIA Howlong on the Murray River 7 d 1882 **ENGLAND For maps showing these try http://www.ukvillages.co.uk or http://maps.expedia.com/pub/agent.dll?qscr=mmfn *BERKSHIRE Aldworth (3km NW of Pangbourne, 12km NW of Reading) 2.6 Donnington 2m N of Newbury:- chn of 4 listed b 1870-77 here in 1881 Kintbury 57 in 1901. Newbury (15km SWW of Reading) 0 1861, 0 1871 Belle Vue Villa?; 3 m 1865, 31-36 1867-77, 4&5 m1869, 55, 7 b1850, 8 of 1. Pangbourne (10km NWW of Reading) (now in Oxfordshire: see there) 0 1-6 of 1. Reading 2.6, 54 Shaw-cum-Donnington [1m N of Newbury] 4 in 1871 at Donnington Hill, 5-sp ran Grange Farm Shaw 1871, chn of 5 b here 1871-84 Stanford Dingley - the Manor Farm 5 by 1866, 1927 family grave Thatcham 3 Cold Ash Farm Woodspeen [Speen is 1m W of Newbury] 7 b here according to 1871 http://www.geograph.org.uk/view.php?id=12193 gives a photo of Lambourne River *HAMPSHIRE East Woodhay 1901 55 *LONDON? Maidenhead 55 in 1957 *OXFORDSHIRE Ambrosden (in ..ullingd..) 1613-33 2.6.1 Banbury (on the M40 15m NW of Bicester, 15m SW of Northampton) 1812-29 2.6.1 Bensington aka Benson,a few m ex South Stoke & Nuneham,2m NNE of Wallingford had railway station; Fifield House [Fifield is 3m NNE of Wall'd; Fifield house aka Fyfield Manor is now privately owned and run as a guesthouse: www.fyfieldmanor.co.uk includes a photo chris_fyfield"att"hotmail.co.uk Tel 01491 - 835184: Chris says the NEWTONs sold the house 1900.] 1 & 11 of 2.1 Bicester (20m NNW of Oxford) 1660-1764 2.6.1 Burford (20km SWW of Bicester, 30 km NNE of Swindon) 1731 2.6.1 Caversham 1m N of Reading, E of Pangbourne (Binfield hundred) on N bank of the Thames NOW in Berks! 0 m 1833, 5-sp 1901, 54 1909-25 Chesterton (Could this be the one 25km NW of Birmingham?) 1629 2.6.1 Glympton (15km W of Bicester) 1755-81 2.6.1 Noke (2km SE of Islip, 10km NNE of Oxford) 1690-1814 2.6.1 Nuneham (Nuneham Courtnay is 5m SE of Oxford. cf Newnham-Murren) 1813 sp of 0 in 1. Pangbourne (now in Oxfordshire: see there) 0 Lower Bower Farm 1841, 1-3 b1834-8 (Castrol 1998 advts features its Research HQ in an old Pangbourne building.)Piddington (8km SE of Northampton;20km NE of Oxford,5km SE of Bicester) 1813 2.6.1, 1810 2.7 Souldern (12km NNW of Bicester) 1809 2.6.1 South Stoke (There are about 3 of these in different counties; ours is probably the one 12km NW of Reading, 30km SSE of Oxford; W of Henley by border with Berkshire, 4m S of Wallingford) [cf Stokenchurch, 6m NE of Watlington] 0 of 1 b1807 Stoke Lyne (6km NNW of Bicester) 1669-87 2.6.1 Wallingford comments"att"wallingford.angle.uk.com '06,www.wallingford-oxon.net info"att"wallingford-oxon.net '06 walks"att"wallingford-oxon.net Water Eaton (6km N of Oxford) 1767 2.6.1 *SOMERSET Batheaston 4 Earlstok Villa London Rd Weston-super-Mare 5-sp 1927, 54 1936 *SOUTHAMPTON Michelmersh 6 in 1901? *STAFFORDSHIRE Wednesbury 1 1871 census Schedule 54, 165 Holmstead? Rd *WILTSHIRE Greenham, Thatcham (2m E of Newbury) 0 Sussex Place, Chapel of Greenham 1851, 3 1865 Cold Ash Farm, 7. Greenham Chapel is mentioned in Domesday Book 1086. In 1943 RAF Greenham Common officially becomes USAAF base Station No. 486. For more history see www.westberks.gov.uk/media/doc/t/2/Greenham_amd_Crookham_Common.doc For Thatcham see http://www.thatchamhistoricalsociety.org.uk/ See http://www.berkshirehistory.com/villages/greenham.html A photo of St Marys, Greenham with links to articles on Newbury & Reading is at http://www.berkshirehistory.com/churches/greenham.html & http://www.ukgraves.info/view.asp?id=25) Swindon 57 in 1957 *YORKSHIRE Bradfield [NW of Sheffield] 55 m1900 **NEW ZEALAND Christchurch 3 1901, 36 Gisborne 331 1927 Lower Hutt 331 1900 Stratford 3311 1928 Wanganui 4 d1886 Wellington 33 18994. SMITH of Downton, Wilts 1773-1901
re James SMITH nephew of 3 Anne NEWTON of 1. In 1861-81, Anne NEWTON is Aunt of James SMITH b 1829-31 Downton, Wilts. Searching for her nephew James SMITH 1861-81 above gave the following tree. 0 0-George SMITH c1773 Downton, Wilts m c1798 Downton sp-Anne c1776 Downton, Wilts 1 1-Harriot SMITH bp 08 SEP 1799 Downton, Wilts 2 1-Robert SMITH bp 24 JUL 1803 Downton, Wilts 3 1-John SMITH b 02 FEB 1805 bp 07 APR 1805 Downton, Wiltshire LM gives him as b Standlynch, Wiltshire. m 23 SEP 1827 Downton, Wiltshire sp-Harriet SPRATT 1810 Downton, Wilts [She seems unlikely to be nee NEWTON.] ?1841 Gravel Close, Downton, Wiltshire: Harriet SMITH 37 1804 Wiltshire Is she wife of 3 below? [Not likely to be nee NEWTON. No bp on FS, no m found on IGI.] Sarah SMITH 12 1829 Wiltshire 31 George SMITH 10 1831 Wiltshire 32 James SMITH 8 1833 Wiltshire 33 Mary SMITH 6 1835 Wiltshire 35 William SMITH 2 1839 Wiltshire 36 Ann SMITH 1 1840 Wiltshire 37 1851 Gravel Close, Downton, Wiltshire: John SMITH Head M 57 1804 Standlynch, Wilts Ag lab 3 Harriet SMITH Wife M 41 1810 Downton, Wilts Sarah SMITH Daur U 20 1831 Downton, Wilts Farm work 31 James SMITH Son 19 1832 Downton, Wilts Ag lab 33 William SMITH Son 12 1839 Downton, Wilts Ag lab 36 Ann SMITH Daur 10 1841 Downton, Wilts Scholar 37 Eliza SMITH Daur 7 1844 Downton, Wilts Scholar 38 1861 Hick Gravel Close, Downton, Wiltshire: John SMITH Head M 47 1804 Downton, Wilts Ag lab 3 Ann SPEARING Serv U 78 1783 Downton, Wilts Serv 1871 Borough, Downton, Wiltshire with Wm & Eliz. CROCKER 1824: John SMITH Lodger M 67 1804 Standlynch, Wilts Drover unemployed 3 1871 Harriet may be with daur 31 Sarah. 1881 Harriet with daur 39 Eliza. 1891 dead? 31 2-Sarah SMITH bp 21.12.1828 Downton, Wilts 1841 with mother. 1851 with parents. ?m Dec Q 1858 Alderbury, Wilts sp-Charles SMITH [?? a double wedding with 33] ?1871 St Edmund's Church St, St Edmund, Salisbury, Wiltshire: Charles SMITH Head M 40 1831 Andover, Hants Railway lab Sarah SMITH Wife M 42 1829 Downton, Wilts 31? Harriet SMITH Wife's mother 66 1805 Downton, Wilts Wife of 3? Eliza SPENDER Lodger 45 1826 Salisbury, Wilts Laundress Charles SMITH Nephew 14 1857 Andover, Hants Lab'r x1 Mary SMITH Niece 10 1861 Andover, Hants Scholar x2 32 2-George SMITH bp 24 OCT 1830 Downton, Wiltshire 1841 with mother. m 26 JAN 1856 Downton, Wilts sp-Maria KING 33 2-James SMITH b 1832 Downton, Wilts bp 16 APR 1837 Downton, Wilts 1841 b 1833 with mother. 1851 b 1832 with parents. [There are 3 JS b 1830-34 Downton in 1871. See at 3 of NEWTON tree above for one, & under 1871 below for the 3rd.] James appears on ancestry trees of Mark SMITH, Cruickshank Family Tree Owner: keefandcaff (with no parents) re Kate, 334, King Family Tree Owner: lesley mutlow [LM] m 6.11.1858 Alderbury, Wilts reg Dec Q sp-Martha SPEPARD [SHEPARD?] 1837 Downton, Wilts. Dau'r of Joseph SHEPHARD c1799 Fordingbridge, Hampshire. 1861 Borough, Downton, Wilts James SMITH Head M 29 1832 Downton, Wilts Ag lab 33 Martha SMITH Wife M 25 1836 Downton, Wilts Henry SMITH Son 4 1857 Downton, Wilts Scholar 331 Ellen SMITH Daur 1 1860 Downton, Wilts 332 same page: Ann SMITH Head U 60 1801 Downton, Wilts Needlewoman 5? Thomas HOPGOOD Head M 39 1822 Downton, Wilts Coach builder Harriet HOPGOOD Wife M 31? 1830 Salisbury, Wilts Richard T HOPGOOD Son 2 1859 Downton, Wilts Sidney I HOPGOOD Son 1 1860 Downton, Wilts Ellen SMITH Wife's sister 13 1848 Salisbury, Wilts [Visitor crossed out] 1871 Cottages, Charlton, Downton, Wiltshire: James SMITH Head M 37 1834 Downton, Wilts Jour. baker 33 Martha SMITH Wife M 33 1838 Downton, Wilts Henry SMITH Son 14 1857 Downton, Wilts Labourer 331 Ellen SMITH Daur 11 1860 Downton, Wilts Scholar 332 Alice SMITH Daur 9 1862 Downton, Wilts Scholar 333 Kate SMITH Daur 6 1865 Downton, Wilts Scholar 334 Walter SMITH Son 3 1868 Charlton, Wilts Scholar 335 Agnes SMITH Daur 1 1870 Charlton, Wilts 336 NB 1871 also has at St Thomas, Alderbury, Wiltshire James SMITH Head M 41 1830 Downton, Wilts with wife Louisa 43, chn Bessie 14, Sarah 13, George 10, Alfred James 8, Charles Wm 7, Albert Edward 3. See 1881. 1881 Charlton St, Downton, Wiltshire: James SMITH Head M 48 1833 Downton, Wilts Gen lab 33 Martha SMITH Wife M 44 1837 Downton, Wilts Walter SMITH Son 13 1868 Charlton, Wilts Ag lab 335 Agnes SMITH Daur 11 1870 Charlton, Wilts Scholar 336 Annie SMITH Daur 5 1876 Charlton, Wilts Scholar 337 1891 Charlton St, Downton, Wilts James SMITH Head M 58 1833 Downton, Wilts Gardener 33 Martha SMITH Wife M 54 1837 Downton, Wilts Walter SMITH Son S 23 1868 Charlton, Wilts Gardener 335 Annie SMITH Daur S 15 1876 Charlton, Wilts School assistant (monitor) 337 1901 Meonstoke, Hampshire: James SMITH Head S 70 1831 Downton, Wilts Working on land WHY NOT M or W? Next entry 3 cottages, Harvest Gate, Meonstoke, Hampshire: George SMITH Head M 40 1861 Meonstoke, Hants Farmer's son Annie SMITH Wife M 28 1873 Brighton, Sussex Alfred George SMITH Son 2 1899 Sophia SMITH Daur 11 mo Alfred PETERS B-in-law 12 1889 Ealing W dean, Middlesex 1911 Standlynch with Charlton All Saints, Wiltshire: Martha SMITH Head W 74 1837 Downton, Wilts W of 33 Annie Elizabeth LYE Dau'r M 35 1876 All SS, Charlton, Wilts 337 Dorothy Annie LYE Granddaur 2 1909 Mills, Somerset 3371 Amy Alice GRAY Granddaur S 21 1890 Downton, Wilts Nurse, dom 3332 331 3-Henry SMITH 1857 Downton, Wilts 1861-71 with parents. 332 3-Ellen SMITH 1860 Downton, Wilts 1861-71 with parents. 333 3-Alice Elizabeth SMITH bp 8.6.1862 Downton, Wilts d Jun Q 1933 Salisbury, Wilts 1871 with parents. Info from tree of roylesle1 on ancestry: m Oct 1884 sp-Harry GRAY 1858 Whiteparish, Wilts d Dec 1939 Salisbury, Wilts Son of James GRAY 1825-92 & Sarah SAVAGE 1825-79. 1891 Borough, Downton, Wiltshire ID: Harry GRAY Head M 32 1859 Whiteparish, Wilts Bricklayer Alice GRAY Wife M 29 1862 Downton, Wilts 333 Nellie GRAY Daur S 5 1886 Downton, Wilts 3331 Amey GRAY Daur 1 1890 Downton, Wilts 3332 James GRAY Father W 65 1826 Whiteparish, Wilts Bricklayer John GRAY Brother S 26 1865 Whiteparish, Wilts Bricklayer 1901 The Old Road, Alderbury, Wiltshire: Harry GRAY Head M 42 1859 Whiteparish, Wilts Bricklayer Alice GRAY Wife M 39 1862 Downton, Wilts 333 Nellie GRAY Daur S 15 1886 Downton, Wilts 3331 Amey GRAY Daur 11 1890 Downton, Wilts 3332 Stanley GRAY Son 7 1894 Charlton, Wilts 3333 Ralph GRAY Son 3 1898 Alderbury, Wilts 3334 Howard GRAY Son 1 1900 Alderbury, Wilts 3335 1911 The Old Road, Alderbury, Wiltshire: Harry GRAY Head M 53 1858 Whiteparish, Wilts Bricklayer. Estate. Alice GRAY Wife M 49 1862 Downton, Wilts 333 Stanley GRAY Son 17 1894 Charlton, Wilts Groom dom 3333 Ralph GRAY Son 13 1898 Alderbury, Wilts School 3334 Howard GRAY Son 11 1900 Alderbury, Wilts School 3335 Norman GRAY Son 8 1903 Alderbury, Wilts School 3336 3331 4-Nellie Kate GRAY 1886 Downton, Wilts 1891-1901 with parents. m .12.1938 Salisbury sp- private 3332 4-Amy Alice GRAY b 12.5.1889 Downton, Wilts d .2.1987 Salisbury, Wilts 1891-1901 with parents. 1911 S with grandmother Martha SMITH, W of 33. m .4.1914 sp-Arthur EYRES b 29.3.1889 Amesbury, Wilts d .9.1973 Salisbury,Wilts Son of William George EYRES 1863 & Ellen DEVERELL 1854. - See LM. 3333 4-Stanley James GRAY b .4.1894 Charlton, Wilts d .12.1965 Gloucester Rural, Gloucestershire. 1901-1911 with parents. 1914-1920: enlisted in Army Service Corps at 21 from Old Rd, Alderbury. 11 images. m .6.1919 Salisbury, Wilts sp- private - LM 3334 4-Ralph Victor GRAY b 21.12.1898 Alderbury, Wilts d .6.1970 Salisbury, W 1901-1911 with parents. 1914 in the Wilts Regiment. m 8.9.1923 sp-Lilian Rose TAYLOR 1894 d 1971 Lilian was the aunt of Violet, the wife of her brother in law Howard. 3335 4-Howard John GRAY b 18.6.1899 Alderbury, Wilts d .6.1972 Salisbury 1901-1911 with parents. m 23.7.1927 Alderbury sp-Violet Mabel Ellen TAYLOR 1904 d .12.1982 Salisbury See LM for her parents. 3336 4-Norman GRAY 1903 Alderbury, Wilts 1911 with parents. 3331 4-Nellie Kate GRAY .10.1885 Downton, Wilts 3332 4-Amy Alice GRAY 1889-1987 Downton, Wilts 3333 4-Stanley James GRAY 1894-1965 Downton, Wilts 3334 4-Ralph Victor GRAY 1897-1970 Downton, Wilts 3335 4-Howard John GRAY 1899-1972 Downton, Wilts 334 3-Kate SMITH b .7.1864 bp 22.1.1865 Downton, Wilts 1871 with parents. This branch is from Cruickshank Family Tree Owner: keefandcaff. 1881 Charlton Street, Downton, Wiltshire: Josiah BAILEY Head M 39 1842 Charlton, Wilts Master baker farmer employing 2 men, 39 acres Rhoda BAILEY Wife M 40 1841 Encborne, Oxford Clara BAILEY dau 8 1873 Charlton, Wilts Scholar Florence A BAILEY dau 6 1875 Charlton, Wilts Scholar Ada M BAILEY dau 5 1876 Charlton, Wilts Scholar Alfred J BAILEY son 3 1878 Charlton, Wilts Scholar Stephen WITHERS Boarder U 16 1865 Cotton?, Wilts Groom's assistant Louisa GOODRIDGE Serv U 17 1864 Charlton, Wilts Dom serv Kate SMITH Serv U 16 1865 Downton, Wilts Dom serv 334 m .10.1889 Wilts sp-Edward Charles FULFORD c1865 Downton, Wilts son of John FULFORD 1837-1909 & Maria LEVERSUCH 1834. 1891 5 Victoria Rd, Blandford Forum, Dorset: Edward FULFORD Head M 26 1865 Downton, Wilts Coach painter Kate FULFORD Wife M 26 1865 Downton, Wilts 334 1901 127 Exeter St, St Martin, Wiltshire: Edward FULFORD Head M 36 1865 Downton, Wilts Coach painter Kate FULFORD Wife M 36 1865 Downton, Wilts 334 Stanley FULFORD Son S 3 1898 Salisbury, Wilts 3341 Herbert AYRES Lodger S 24 1877 Peckham, London Apprentice 3341 4-Stanley FULFORD 1898 Salisbury, Wilts 1901 with parents. 335 3-Walter SMITH 1868 Charlton, Wilts 1871-91 with parents. 336 3-Agnes SMITH 1870 Charlton, Wilts 1871-81 with parents. 337 3-Annie Elizabeth SMITH 1876 Charlton, Wilts 1881-91 with parents. 1911 with mother. m by 1911 sp- LYE 3371 4-Dorothy Annie LYE 1909 Mills, Somerset 1911 with mother & grandm'r. 34 2-Thomas SMITH bp 01 FEB 1837 Downton, Wiltshire 35 2-Mary SMITH bp 16 APR 1837 Downton, Wiltshire 1841 with mother. 36 2-William SMITH 1839 Downton, Wilts 1841 with mother. 1851 with parents. 37 2-Ann SMITH 1841 Downton, Wilts 1841 with mother. 1851 with parents. 38 2-Eliza SMITH 1844 Downton, Wilts 1851 with parents. m sp-John LITTLECOT 1843 Downton, Wilts 1881 Fullerton, Wherwell, Hampshire: John LITTLECOT Head M 38 1843 Downton, Wilts Ag lab, shepherd Eliza LITTLECOT Wife M 38 1843 Downton, Wilts 39 Sarah LITTLECOT Daur U 17 1864 Downton, Wilts Gen serv, unemployed 391 William LITTLECOT Son 14 1867 Charlton, Wilts Shepherd boy 392 Edwin LITTLECOT Son 13 1868 Charlton, Wilts Scholar 393 Harriet SMITH Motherinlaw 76 1805 Downton, Wilts Formerly field serv' W of 3 William H LITTLECOT Grdson 11 mo 1880 Wherwell, Hants 3911? 39 2-Henry SMITH bp 11 MAY 1845 Downton, Wiltshire 4 1-Sydney SMITH bp 16 NOV 1806 Downton, Wilts 5 1-Anne SMITH bp 03 APR 1808 Downton, Wilts See 33 James in 1861.I've yet to check out Wiltshire FHS database CD 01 Wilts, Berks & Dorset
APPENDICES a. ABBREVIATIONS: b born, bp (or chr.) baptised, d died, m married, sp- spouse ............................................................................. b. DATES I use the English convention with month after day. So 3.4.1770 is 3rd April, not March 4. When known, the dates and places of birth and death follow each name. For example 23 2-Harriette Ruff NEWTON (1838 Pangbourne, Berks-1901 Christchurch; buried 1901 Linwood) ............................................................................. c. THE NUMBERING SYSTEMS (i) The children of the initial couple at 1., 0 1-Robert NEWTON m Mary, are numbered 1 2 3 ... The children of 3 say are numbered 31 32 33 ... The children of 31 say are numbered 311 312 313 ... and so on. If I refer to a person by their number I'll put it in square brackets,eg [31]. (ii) The generation number directly precedes the name with 2 dashes: the initial male Robert is prefixed 0-, his children are prefixed 1-, his grandchildren 2-, and so on. So to see who the siblings of 33 say are, 233 3-William James NEWTON ADNAMS (1870), one can either scan for adjacent "3--" or scan for 231, 232, 234, .... Generally a spouse's generation number is not given. ............................................................................. e. SOME LINKS ON THE WEB
Marriage Licence Bonds 1609-1837, Name Index. Bondsmen are indicated by {B}.
For Oxfordshire genealogy in general try
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~malcolm/genuki/big/eng/OXF/and the mailing list
http://members.aol.com/gfsjohnf/gen_mail_country-unk.html#OXFORDSHIRE.For Berks genealogy in general try
http://midas.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BRK/Where did http://www.moonrakers.com/berkshire/go to?
And the mailing list
http://members.aol.com/gfsjohnf/gen_mail_country-unk.html#BERKSHIREOne of the places maps are available is at
http://www.expediamaps.com/PlaceFinder.aspA useful place to search is the LDS site
http://www.familysearch.com(One can refine the search using the red box on RHS, eg to Southwest Pacific. The bottom entry in the red box, Pedigree Resource File, links to whole family trees.)
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