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Newmans in Dorking & Epsom (pre 1784)
The Newmans first originated in Surrey, appearing in the Dorking Parish registers from 1620 for the next hundred years. The move to Epsom around 1680 lasted a further century, although the last of the family was buried there in 1830.
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Last post Re: A new document discovered…
by Marion Sumpter 
Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:29 pm
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Joseph Potter & the Newmans
A remarkable man: mariner, constable and parish beadle, Joseph Potter not only proved an important influence on his Newman grandchildren but also wrote his memoirs when he was 83.
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Last post Royal Hospital Memorial
by Seraphim Newman-Norton
Thu Jul 23, 2009 8:43 am
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London & Southwark (post 1784)
John Newman's 1784 move to Southwark, then at the northern end of the County of Surrey, saw the family settled in Lambeth, Newington & Walworth, combined with spells in the City of London and the neighbouring Westminster parish of St. Clement Danes in the Strand.
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Last post Update to Pedigree V/4a. …
by Seraphim Newman-Norton
Thu Nov 05, 2009 7:20 pm
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Distaff & families descended from the Newmans
Each generation the genetic make-up of the family has received enrichment from the distaff line and, in turn, Newman women have contributed their genetic legacy to other families.
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Last post Re: The Sticken Family of Aus…
by Seraphim Newman-Norton
Wed May 12, 2010 6:32 am
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