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

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

     Ann Newnham was born at Streatham, Surrey. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Newnham, MP for Streatham.
     Ann Newnham married Sir Dudley Ryder, son of Richard Ryder and Elizabeth Marshall, on 1 November 1733.
     Ann died on 9 May 1774.

     Anne Adelaide Newsham was born say 1910.
     Anne Adelaide Newsham married Dr Norman Fraser MacKenzie, son of Donald Alexander MacKenzie and Elizabeth Fraser, in 1936.
     Anne died in 1951.

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

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

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

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

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

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

     Sarah Newson was born say 1710.
     Sarah Newson married George Fawler, son of Thomas Fawler and Susanna Hulbert, on 7 January 1730 at St Margaret, Rochester, Kent.
     Sarah died before 7 November 1754 at Chatham, Kent. She was buried on 7 November 1754 at St Mary, Chatham.

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

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

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

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

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

     Marjory E Newton was born circa 1898.
     Marjory E Newton and George James Wafford's marriage was registered in the quarter ending June 1927 at West Ham RD, Essex.
     Marjory's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1948 at Essex.

     Susan Newton was born on 9 December 1593 at St Margaret in the Close, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Edward? Newton and Margaret Bowker.
     Susan Newton and Robert Bowker, Robert? Bowker, Cicely Bowker and Julyan Unknown were beneficiaries in George Bowker's will dated 31 May 1614 at Lincoln. An unknown person was a spinster in 1614.

     
     He was of Elveden Hall, Suffolk and MP for Ipswich.. William Newton was born at Elvedon, Suffolk.
     William Newton married Elizabeth Milnes, daughter of Richard Slater Milnes or Rich and Rachael Busk, on 13 December 1811 at Ferry Fryston, Yorkshire. Hartley Gray wrote: William and Elizabeth had 10 children one of whom was my great grandfather Horace Parker Newton.

     John Neyler was born before 1550.
     John Neyler married Agnes Popplewell, daughter of Patriarch Popplewell (of Blyth), on 1 January 1568 at Blyth, Nottinghamshire.

     Amelia Nice was born after 1838 at Drinkstone, Suffolk. She was the daughter of Simon Nice.
     Amelia Nice married George Bullett, son of Henry Bullett and Harriet Pettit, on 13 November 1858 at Drinkstone.
     Amelia Nice and George Bullett appeared on the 1861 census at Hickett Heath, Hessett. George Bullett, head, married, 24, farm labourer, born Hessett, Amelia, wife, 22, born Drinkstone, David 2, & Mary Ann 1 both born at Hessett. They were presumably working at Hickett Heath Farm which was the next entry - 65 acres held by the Baker family.
     Amelia Nice and George Bullett appeared on the 1871 census at Hessett. George Bullett, head, married, 34 ag lab, Amelia wife 33 born Drinkstone, David 13, Laura 9, Ruth 5, Ann 3 all born Hessett.
     Amelia Nice and George Bullett appeared on the 1881 census at The Green, Hessett. George 45 ag lab, Amelia 43 born Drinkstone, Ruth daughter 14, scholar, Annie daughter 12 scholar, Solomon son 9 scholar, Beatrice daughter 5, Herbert son 2, all born at Hessett.
     Amelia Nice and George Bullett appeared on the 1891 census at Hessett. #32, The Green, in a house with 3 rooms: George Bullett, head, married aged 53, Agricultural labourer, born Hessett; Amelia, wife 52, born Drinkstone, Solomon, son, aged 19, ag.lab., born Hessett; Beatrice daughter aged 15, born Hessett, Herbert, son, aged 12, born Hessett.
     Amelia Nice and George Bullett appeared on the 1901 census at Hessett. George Bullett, aged 64, born and living at Hessett as an agricultural labourer. Amelia Bullett, aged 64, born and living at Hessett.

     Caroline Nice was born circa 1860.
     Caroline Nice married William Catchpole, son of Elijah Catchpole and Sarah Ann Rosbrooke, circa September 1880 at Hessett or Rougham, Suffolk, England.

      Blanche Ainslie Nichol was also known as Nicholls in some records. She was born circa 1899.
     Blanche Ainslie Nichol married Lionel Cuthbert Grimwade, son of Edward Norton Grimwade and Phelia Agnes Maude Whittingham, in 1924.
     Blanche died in 1973 at Victoria.

     Allan John Nicholls was born on 2 August 1968 at Waikari, New Zealand.
     Allan died on 29 January 1989 at Fernside, Rangiora, New Zealand, aged 20.

     
     Ann Nicholls married John Trolley, son of Lazarus Trolley and Isott Leach, in May 1770 at Chagford, Devon.

     Annie Nicholls was born circa 1889. She was the daughter of Wiliam Nicholls & Jane..
     Annie Nicholls married George Mantoch Ross, son of James Mantoch and Mary Tindal, on 18 September 1918 at Gower, Glamorganshire, Wales.

     Elizabeth Nicholls was born before 1721 at Suffolk, England.
     Elizabeth Nicholls married Henry Cocksedge, son of Bradfield St Clare Cocksedge, circa 29 October 1742 at Newton - Sudbury, Suffolk. Their marriage allegation dated 29 Oct 1742, described them as Hen. Cocksedge, of Bradfield St Clare, yeoman, s.m. & Elizh Nichols, of same, s.w. at Newton or Littlle Waldingfield.
     Elizabeth died before 28 April 1770 at Bradfield St Clare, Suffolk. She was buried on 28 April 1770 at Bradfield St Clare, Suffolk. The widow Cocksedge, but an Elizabeth Cocksedge aged 73 was also buried 17 nov 1786.

     
     John David Nicholls married Dorothy Rebecca Ashby, daughter of George William Ashby and Rebecca Joanna Unknown (Ashby), on 1 October 1859 at St Michael, Bridgetown, Barbados.

     Dorothea Frances Nichols was known as Dora. She was born on 23 April 1872 at Windsor, Victoria. She was the daughter of Edward Nichols and Frances Holmes Dunbar.
     Dorothea Frances Nichols married Ernst Friedrich Wolff on 15 February 1904 at Melbourne, Victoria.
     Dorothea Frances Nichols lived at Railway Ave, Drouin, Victoria, 1911.
     Dorothea died on 26 September 1964 at Drouin, Victoria, aged 92.

     Edward Nichols was born say 1830 at Maidstone, Kent. On 22 June 2006, Leonie Brownbill emailed: I got your email address from the GSV as I noticed you have a Edward NICHOLS. A G-G-G Grandparent of mine is Edward Nichols - also born Maidstone Kent, England in 1830. He married a Julia Libna Kingsworth and they had 9 children before she died in 1865. I have been unable to find any death or further info on Edward and your posting has me thinking that he may have re-married Francis Dunbar. Do you have a marriage cert that states if he was a widow?.
     Edward Nichols married Frances Holmes Dunbar, daughter of Rev John Dunbar and Frances Holmes Halahan, on 13 March 1870 at All Saints Church of England, St Kilda, Victoria.