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About Thomas Newman, Jr.
NEWMAN, THOMAS Jr. married by 1699 Bridgett Willson, daughter of Elias Willson Sr. (16??-1699). The groom was the son of Thomas Newman, who lived upon Rappahonnock Creek, and seemingly a kinsman of Captain Alexander Newman (16??-1698) who left the said Thomas Newman (Jr.) his landed estate.
http://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I02850...
Gleanings of Virginia History by Boogher, page 246 link
"Thomas Newman, Jr., only son of the immigrant, born in Virginia, is frequently mentioned in the records of Richmond County, and by will and descent acquired nearly all the Newman property in the Northern Neck. He conveyed Moratico to John Tarpley in 1700, and the deed shows that he lived in Sittenbourne Parish, probably on the place given him by his father, and recites that the lands conveyed were given him by Capt. Alexander Newman, in his last will and testament.
As, at the time of the latter's death, there were three Thomas Newman's in RichmCountyunty, to-wit: the immigrant, his son and grandson, Tarply instituted an inquiry, in 1711, to ascertain who was the Thomas to whom Capt. Alexander Newman devised Moratico. This inquiry is of record at Warsaw and contains the testimony of Capt. Wm. Woodbridge, Wm. Fitzherbert, Dominick Benneham, Mrs. Winnifred Griffin, and George Glasscock.
The first testified that he had often heard Capt. Newman say that "if he died without issue he would give the plantation where he then lived to Thomas Newman, because it should not go out of the name of Newman," and that he was "that Thomas Newman who was reputed to have married the daughter of Mr. Elias Wilson, deceased."
Fitzherbert testified similarly, but changed the Captain's language so as to make him declare that he would give the land to Thomas "to bear up the name of Newman," and identified him as "the son of Thomas Newman, who lived across Rappahannock Creek."
He died between 1704 and 1707, and left issue:
1. Alexander, born 1678.
2. George, } evidently twins, born 1681, as both were minors
3. John, } in 1701 and of age in 1702.
4. Thomas, a minor in 1707."
Old Rappahannock Co Deed Book 3 - 1663-1668; pg 50
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that I THOMAS NEWMAN of the County of Rappa, out of the Love and affection wch: I bear unto my Son THOMAS NEWMAN doe hereby give and make over unto my Sone Thomas one Redd Cow marked wth a crop in the left Ease and a slitt in the Cropp wth all her Female increase To Have and To Hold from me and my heires to him and to his heires for ever. As Witness my hand and seale this 5th day of Apll. 1666.
In presents of us JOHN WEIR, Tho: Newman
ROBT. DAVIES ClCur Recognit in Cur Com Rappa 2d die Maii 1666
Old Rappahannock Co Deeds & Wills - 1677-1678; pg 138
KNOW ALL MEN by these prsents that I THOMAS NEWMAN SENIOR of ye County of Rappae: out of my tender love & affection to my Sonn, THOMAS NEWMAN, doe hereby give unto my sd Sonne at his day of Marriage or at my death ye halfe part of all my personal Estate both in dores & wthout & at ye division of ye same my sd Sonne to have ye first choice thereof; And I do hereby give unto my sd Sonne as aforesd, all my female Catle, marked with a cropp in ye left Eare & a slitt in ye cropp & ye right Eare whole, & likewise to have his first choice of halfe my male catle at ye time aforesaid. All ye aforeaid recited prmises I give & grant unto my sd Sonne, his heires & assignes forever, reserving in my selfe now & at all times yt: one halfe or moyetie of all my sd personal! Estate. In Witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and Seale this 5th day of September 1677
EDWARD FREEMAN THOMAS NEWMAN PHILIP PENDLETON
Recognitr in Cur Com Rappae 5 die 7bris Ano: 1677
1699-1701 Richmond County, VA Order Book; Antient Press: {Page 79}
Richmond County Court 5th of March 1700/1
- Ordered that the relinquishment of THOMAS NEWMAN to the right of administracon of his Father's Estate be entered on record
- Order of Administracon is granted to JOHN MAXIMILIAN {sic Mcmillion} upon the Estate of THO; NEWMAN late deced he giving in securitie
- This day JOHN MAXIMILIAN together with JOHN CRASKE & WM. HARWOOD acknowledged themselves indebted unto his Majties Justices for this County in the sum of Twenty thousand pounds of good tobacco in caske to be paid &c. in case the said JNO. MAXIMILIAN shall not duly administer the Estate of THOMAS NEWMAN SENR. late deced, and render a true account thereof And surrender up the same unto whom it shall more properly belong when thereunto lawfully required
- Ordered that Mr. JOHN CRASKE, JOHN HENNERTON ( ?), EDWARD NEWTON & ELIAS WILSON or any three of them some time between this & the nest Court held for this County do meet at the House of THOMAS NEWMAN SENR. late deced and do then & there Inventory & appraise all &. singular the Estate of the said deced, And make report there- of under their hands in writing to the said next Court. Colnll. GEO. TAYLER is requested to administer an oath to the said appraisers for their due appraismt: as also to the Administr. for his true discovery of the said Estate
- This day JOHN NEWMAN, Son of THOMAS NEWMAN SENR. late deced did make choyce of JOHN MAXIMILIAN for his Gardian
- This day GEORGE NEWMAN, Son of THOMAS NEWMAN SENR. deced, did make choyce of JOHN MAXIMILIAN for his Gardian
f90r - John MACKMELION (McMILLION], will; 14 Oct 1701, 6 Feb 1705/ 1706
dau. Charity; youngest dau. Catherine; John NEWMAN; George NEWMAN; William COLEMAN; Maxfield BROWN; wife Frances; ex: wife; wits: John FENNELL, Henry STREET
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Thomas Newman, Jr.'s Timeline
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1648
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Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Colony, Colonial America
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| 1667 |
1667
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North Farnham parish, Richmond county, Virginia
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1671
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Sittingbourne Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia
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1677
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Farnham, Richmond, Virginia, USA
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1678
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Old Rappahannock County, Virginia, Colonial America
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| 1679 |
1679
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Rappahannock, King George County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1680
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Sittingbourne Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1681
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Old Rappahannock County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1687
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Old Rappahannock County, Virginia, Colonial America
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