MARTIN Elizabeth

Notes:

Possible name spellingds: Marten / Martyn

Elizabeth married NEWMAN John on 6 Nov 1621 in Alconbury-Cum-Weston, Huntingdonshire, England. John (son of NEWMAN John and BEYMAN Edith) was born in 1591 in Bristol, Somerset, England; died in 1664 in Bristol, Somerset, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: 1635, Virginia

Notes:

Thomas Newman was born in England in about 1620. He immigrated to America in 1635 and settled in Virginia. He married Elizabeth Burdett in about 1647. They had three children. Thomas died in 1700 in Richmond County, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi, Georgia and elsewhere.

The family name Newman is of the same origin as that of Newcome--"Stranger newly arrived." It was originally spelled nieuwemann; Latinized, Novu Homo. (see Patonymica Britannica, By Mary Anthony Lower, Page 237.) The original spelling would seem to indicate an Anglo-Saxon origin.
Among the members of the family who came to virginia and left their impression upon the early history of the colony were Robert, William, John Jr., and Thomas Newman, They were doubtless, relatives of John Newman, grocer, a member of the London Virginia Company in 1609, and in all probability John Jr. cam to Virginia at John Sr. suggesting in order to better their fortunes. Their descendants are now scattered throughtout the South and West: many of them are prominent in all walks of social and business life. Thomas Newman, Born in England about 1620, emigrated to Virginia on the ship called "Plaine Joan" in 1635. age 15 years; probably settled with his brother, John in James City county, Virginia, and moved with him approximately 1652 to the Northern Neck. His names, however does not appear upon any records until 1677, when he made a deed to his son Thomas, conveying one-half of his real and personal property to the latter, who was about to be married. This deed of record at Rappahonnock, Virginia is attested by Philip Pendleton. The immigrant Thomas probably married a daughter of Henry Burdett, Sr. whose will, proven in executor of, and a devisee under the will. He died intestate, about the beginning of the year 1700, and his Naylor, John McMelion (McMillian?) and Frances, Wife of John Wilson, may have been among these. He certainly had but one son Thomas, born probably before 1965, and after the removal of his Father to what is now Richmond county. (take from ? Family Tree)

Children:

     John Newman 1650 -
     Anne Newman 1653 - 1705
     Daughter Newman 1654 -
     Thomas Newman 1656 - 1705
     Patience Newman 1658 - 1714
     Mary Newman 1660 - 1682
     Frances Newman 1663 - 1747
     Sarah Newman 1669 - 1745
     Frances Newman 1678 - 1700

Immigration:
Thomas Newman, Born in England about 1620, emigrated to Virginia on the ship called "Plaine Joan" in 1635. age 15 years; probably settled with his brother, John in James City county, Virginia, and moved with him approximately 1652 to the Northern Neck.


Passingers of the Plain Jane
To Virginia, May 1635
NEHGS April 1848
Passengers for Virginia
    

We are again anabled to lay before our readers a list of early emigrants to Virginia. It has just been recieved from our correspondent in London, H. G. Somberby, Esq., but the precise locality off the original record, he does not advise us.It is probally from the same source as that we gave in the last Register; (pages 112 and 113) namely, the records "in the custody of the Master of the rolls.
These passengers, though they shipped to go to Virginia, it is quite probable that intended to come to New England, It might have been difficult for some of them to have obtained permission to come heae, while no objection might be made or there going to Virginia. Were we to enter into an examination of the list we doubt not we could show pretty conclusively that a large number of the persons names in it were not long after found in New England. At present we can only draw attention to the following names: -- Arthur Peach, was here in 1637 and in the war aginst the Pequots. And though he turned out to be a wretch, committed murder and was executed in 1638, Winshiip says he was a young man of a good family." There was a Thomas Arnold at Watertown, 1640, John Northy, Marblehead, 1648; Thomas Hall, Cambridge, 1648. Thomas Bulkely, Concord, 1638; Rowley, 1643. This is a mere glince at a few of the names, and we do not pretend that they are the same individuals as those represented on our list. Some we think are, and others may prove to be so. --Ed.

15th May 1635. These under written names are to Virginia: imbarqued in the Plaine Joan, Richard Buckman Mr. the pties having brought attestation of their conformitie of the orders & disipline of the church of England.
Name Years Name Years                    
Robert Briers 21 Robert Hunt 14                    
Jn'o. Johnson 20 Jo: Raddish 23                    
Robert Coke 25 Tho: Bulkley 32                    
Jo: Alsopp 50 Robert Brooks 33                    
Wm Piggott 50 Richard Downes 34                    
WmToplyf 30 Arthur Peach 20                    
Tho: Arnold 30 Wm. James 26                    
Wm. Paulson 33 Tym Blackett 40                    
Jo: Northin 22 Roger Koorbe 25                    
Tho: Turner 21 Ann Parks 27                    
Jo: Beddell 22 Tho: Britton 26                    
Jo: Barrowe 26 Wm. Collins 34                    
Jo: Trent 27 Jo: Resburne 30                    
Jo: Coker 21 Henry Jackson 24                    
Henrie Donaldson 25 Charles McCartie 27                    
Wm Lavor 22 Owen McCartie 18                    
Chri: Davies 22 Charles Flane 18                    
Chri: Taylor 25 Richard Lawrence 20                    
Daniell Clark 33 Tho: Godbitt 20                    
Richard Day 32 Nic's Kent 16                    
Robert Lewis 23 Thomas Newman 15                    
Luke Bland 20 Peter Sudburrowe 20                    
Jo: Warren 27 Tho: Lloyd 20                    
James Ward 18 Wm. Hitchcock 27                    
Tho: Stamp 32 Francis Barber 18                    
Toboas Frier 18 Edward Wheeler 18                    
Willm: Steddall 26 James Miller 18                    
Chri: Thomas 26 Jo: Shaw 21                    
Richard Fleming 24 Jo: Marshall 21                    
Mathew Lem 20 Jo: Aris 19                    
Henry Perpoynt 22 Robert Ward 22                    
Tho: Hall 21 Tho: Viper 26                    
Edward Wilson 22 Robt. Shinglewood 26                    
Jo: Palliday 23 Geo. Smith 34                    
Richard Wolley 36 Jo:Hughes 30                    
Willm Clark 27 Geo. Talbott 18                    
Wm, Baldwinn 24 Rogbert Gilbert 18                    
Wm. Collins 20 Jo:Bennet 18                    
Tho: Pitcher 20 Jo: Rolles 22                    
Joseph Nelson 26 James Wynd 23                    
Francis Gray 15 Jn'o Marsh 26                    
Samuel Young 14 Ralph Wray 64 .

Other Events and Attributes:

• Land: 1677, Rappahannock, Virginia, USA

Notes:

Children:

     Sarah Newman 1670 - 1745
     Anne NEWMAN 1672 -
     Mary Newman 1677 - 1734
     Alexander Newman 1678 - 1760
     George Newman 1680 - 1735
     John Newman 1681 - 1759
     Thomas NEWMAN 1683 - 1791

Land:
From Father Thomas in1677, when he made a deed to his son Thomas, conveying one-half of his real and personal property to the latter, who was about to be married. This deed of record at Rappahonnock, Virginia is attested by Philip Pendleton.

Thomas married WILSON Bridgett in 1669. Bridgett was born in 1656 in Rappahannock, Virginia, USA; died in 1704. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Thomas Newman 1720 - 1791
George Newman 1725 - 1801
Amey Newman 1740 -

Birth:
Probably Old, Rappahannock, Virginia

Thomas married MUSE Elizabeth in 1717 in Warren, NC. Elizabeth (daughter of MUSE Thomas) was born in 1701 in Westmoreland County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]