Speculative Pedigree
Descent of Newman Kettle & Newman Jenkin from Thomas [III] Newman
Lineage of Elizabeth NEWMAN of Farncombe Hall, co. Surrey, d. ca.1863
Of Henry NEWMAN KETTLE [I], grocer & corn merchant of High St. Godalming, co. Surrey,
ca. 1806-1870.
Of Albert [William] NEWMAN JENKIN [I] & [II] of Sydney & Nowra, N.S.W., Australia
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1. Robert [V] NEWMAN of Stour Provost & St.Austens Abbey, Bristol (1494-1558), married Alice, or Johanna? (of unknown birthplace). Their son was
2. Robert [VI] NEWMAN 1st of Fifehead Magdalen, b. 1506, d. 1556, aged 50 yrs. m. Christiana. Their 3rd son was
3. Thomas [I] NEWMAN 2nd of Fifehead Magdalen, b. 1529, d. 13 Jun. 1574, aged 45 yrs. m. ca. 1565, Dorothy [UNKNOWN]. Their only kn. son was
4. Thomas [II] NEWMAN, aka 'Old Thomas', b. 1568, d. 21 Oct. 1649, aged 81 yrs; m. 1584,
Ellen MAYO of Font Hill. Their son was
5. Richard [~I] NEWMAN of Fifehead, Sparkford & Cadbury, b. 1584, d. Jul. 1664, aged 80 yrs; m. 2ndly Elizabeth de GUISE PERRY, dau. of Christopher PERRY of Castle KEN, & of Lady Eleanor [II] de GUISE of Elmore, dau. or gr.dau. of Sir William GUISE, Bart.Royal who died in 1574. (Sir Wm. was son of Thomasine 'Tacy' de GREY , who was daughter of Lord Edmund GREY, 9th of WILTON, desc. of King EDWARD_III). The elder son of NEWMAN and PERRY was
6. Thomas [III] NEWMAN, 'the Swallow' or 'Man in Black', 'gentleman of Evercreech' in Witchfinder's Report [1664]; b. 1619, d. 5th April 1668; bur. in marble tub near church tower outside chapel at Fifehead, w. inscription 'One swallow doth not make the Spring'; bro. of [Col.] Richard [~II] NEWMAN, High Steward of Westminster under Chas.II; sometime manager & overseer of Evercreech Park during his brother's imprisonment under Cromwell; natural wife [prob.] Ann UNKNOWN of Wincanton, 'Greenwood Annie', later of cos. Hants. & Surrey, d. 1722. Eldest [natural] son prob.
7. Thomas [IV] NEWMAN, yeoman of Frensham, then Squire of Farnham Manor, co. Surrey, b. ca. 1660, d. 26 Jun. 1722, aged 62 yrs; m. Jane [~I] [TOLL?] of co. Hants. (ca. 1680-1727), poss. sr. of Ashburnham Toll, master of Graywell. Son was prob.
8. Thomas [V] NEWMAN, also landholder in Churt & Frensham, co. Surrey, b.
ca. 1710; m. before 1735, Jane [~II] [NEWMAN-TOLL?] prob. also of Graywell family, co. Hants. /per Anne NEWMAN, b. 1768, desc. of [Col.] Richard [~II] NEWMAN, of Evercreech. Eldest son was
9. Henry [I] NEWMAN , [victualler? /] landholder of Churt & Frensham, co. Surrey; born ca. 1735, d. by 1815, aged ca. 80 yrs; m. ca. 1751, Jane [~III] UNKNOWN of co. Surrey [or of Kent?]. His eldest son was [certainly]
10. Henry [II] NEWMAN, victualler of St.Alfege, Kent; b. 1754; bro. of James [~I] NEWMAN, squire of Farncombe Hall, co. Surrey, of whom was Elizabeth NEWMAN, rentier of Farncombe. Henry [II] m. before 1777, Mary SMITHERS of Frensham. Their daughter was
11. Mary NEWMAN, of Hambledon, co. Surrey; b. 9 Mar. 1779, d. 9 Apr. 1818, aged 39 yrs; m. ca. 1796, James KETTLE or KEITEL of Farnham, son of Johann [Albert?] KEITEL, [flour] miller of Farnham, fmrly. of Hanover, Germany, & of Dorothy MITCHELL [b. 1753], also of co. Surrey. Their 6th son was
12. John KETTLE, younger brother of Henry NEWMAN KETTLE [I] (2nd son), grocer & corn merchant of High Street, Godalming, co. Surrey; b. 1802; m. 1828 at Godalming, Susannah LUCK of Clapham, co. Surrey, b. 1803, d. Hay, Breconshire, Wales in 1878. John KETTLE also d. there, in 1880, aged 78 yrs. Their eldest son was
13. Albert NEWMAN KETTLE, confectioner of Brecon, Wales; b. 1829; d. 1899, aged 70 yrs; m. ca. 1850, Ellen [Teresa] COLINS of co. Cork, S-Ireland, who was sent to England by her family after Irish 'potato famine'. Their 2nd dau. was
14. Elizabeth NEWMAN KETTLE, of Lismore & Ballina, Northern Rivers of N.S.W. [named after 'Eliz. of Farncombe' ]; b. 1854, d. 1919, aged 65 yrs. m. ca. 1883, Ephraim JENKIN of Bodmin, Cornwall, of family of 'lieutenants of Brecon Beacons' [Sth-Wales]. Their son (eldest child) was
15. Albert [~I] William NEWMAN JENKIN, artist [painter] of Ivanhoe, N.S.W. (1885-); m. three times; 1st to Mary Emmeline Stephenson (1908-12) [& divorced s.p.]; 2nd to Elisabeth M. Lacy, an American 'Christadelphian' w. whom he eloped to New York City (1913-14) [& divorced s.p.]; 3rd to [UNKNOWN]. Albert d. in Boulder [Kalgoorlie], Western Australia, in 1965. By his [3rd?] wife he had a son,
16. Albert [~II] NEWMAN JENKIN, who d. in vicinity of Nowra, ca. 1980 [death notices].
Heraldry of Newman §. 1
Newman of Farnham Manor, co. Surrey (1685)
[desc's of Thomas_III needed to difference their blazons fr. those of Evercreech and Cadbury, plausibly reverting to this earlier, simpler & darker version repr. by three Newman mullets; if found, common heraldic devises would prove familial links. ]