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- H. John NewmanEst 1613 - 1673
- W. Alice DutchEst 1640 - 1704
m. Bef Nov 1673
Facts and Events
Estate of John Newman, Sr. of Ipswich
"The last will & testament of John Newman Senr deceased Nouember ye 1673 Hee said hee left his wholl estate to his wife while shee liued & at her decease he gaue her leaue to dispose of Tenn pounds where she would, & what his wife left was to Im> returned amongst his owne Kindred."
- Thomas (his + mark) Newman, Ser.
- Witness: James Chute, John Wooddame. Robert Pers.
Inventory taken Dec. 30, 1673. by Robert Peirse and Frances (his X mark) Jordan: his wearing Apparrell & 2 beds & beddinge & bedsteads, 19li.; pewter & brass, Iron pott, Iron kettle & other Irons. 5li.; 2 steeres & a heyfer, 6li.; 3 Cows, 9li.; 6 ewes & 1 ram, 3li.; the house, barne & homestead. 25li.; the feild lott, 10li.; 3 acres marsh, 3li.; a Sow & a Shoate, 1li.; total, 81li. Bills & debts, 91li. 6s. A Coslet and a mare in the wodes and 20s.
Attested in Ipswich court Mar. 31, 1674 by Alice. Newman, the relict of John Newman.
Debts: Mosus Pengren, 1li.; Mr. Samewell Bushop, 18s.; Goodman Piper, 1li.; Goodman Day, 7s. 5d.; Ms. Wainrite, 1li. 5s.; cofen, 8s.; Haverd, 10s.; Goodman Brewer, 4s. 6d.; Decon Knoulten, 7s. 6d.; to Wodam cut of of his bill upon reconing, 18s.; Goodman Deneson. 3s.; goodman Sayer, weaver, 1s. 6d.; Rates and bureall, 12s. 6d.; minesturs, 6s. 6d. Essrx County Probate Files, Docket 19,416.
Administration on the estate of John Newman, intestate, granted Mar. 31, 1674 to Alice Newman, the relict, and an inventory amounting to 172li. was allowed. Court ordered that by consent of the brother of deceased, 38li. was to be paid to the brother and sister, two parts to the brother and one part to the sister, and the rest of the estate to the widow. Ipswich Quarterly Court Records, vol. 5, page 240."[2]
| Mary and John (1634)
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| This Mary and John, to be distinguished from the 1630 voyage, sailed in early 1634. The passenger list is somewhat more certain by virtue of lists of oathtakers dated 24 and 26 Mar 1633/4, but it does not cover the entire list.
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| Sailed: | late Mar 1633/4 from Southampton, England under Master Robert Sayres
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| Arrived: | June? 1634 at Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Passengers:
~75 (Full List)
| Thomas Avery - William Ballard - John Bartlett - George Browne - Richard and Edith Browne - William Clarke - Robert Coker - Thomas and Anna Cole - Nicholas Easton - Philip Fowler and family - William Franklin - Matthew Gillett - John Godfrey - William and Anne Hibbens - Richard Jacob - Stephen Jurden - Richard Kent and family - Richard Kent - Robert Kingsman - Daniel Ladd - Richard Littlehall - John Luff - Henry Lunt - John Marshe - William Moody and family - Abraham Mussey - John Mussey - Joseph Myles - Robert Neuman - William Newbey - John Newman - Thomas Newman and family - James Noyce and family - Nicholas Noyce - Christopher and Margery Osgood - Thomas Parker - Joseph Pope - Richard Reynolds - Robert Sever - Thomas Savery - William Savery- Henry Shorte - John Spencer- William SpencerThomas Sweete - William Trace - Henry Traske - Henry Travers - Adrian Vincent- Thomas West - John Wheeler and family - William White - John Woodbridge
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 John Newman, in Anderson, Robert Charles; George F. Sanborn; and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635. (Boston, Massachusetts: NEHGS, 1999-2011)
5:251-53.
ORIGIN: Unknown.
MIGRATION: 1634 on the Mary & John (on 26 March 1634, "John Newman" was enrolled at Southampton as a passenger for New England on the Mary & John (Drake's Founders [71].
OCCUPATION: Husbandman [ILR 1:46].
BIRTH: About 1613 (assuming he was aged about 60 when he was freed from training [EQC 5:138]).
DEATH: Ipswich [blank] November 1673 [EPR 2:386].
ASSOCIATIONS: John Newman was brother of Thomas Newman {1634, Ipswich}. On 30 January 1650[/1?], Thomas Newman deposed that "he went 'to my brother John' to hire his oxen" [EQC 1:213]. On 26 June 1666, "John Newman Jr." deposed regarding "his uncle, John Newman" [EQC 3:325]. These two brothers may also have been related to Robert Newman (1635, Unknown}, who was a passenger to
New England on the same vessel with them [Drake's Founders 70]. The sister referred to in the distribution of the estate remains unidentified [EPR 2:386-87; EQC 5:288].
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Massachusetts, Probate Court (Essex County). The Probate Records of Essex County, Massachusetts. (Salem, Massachusetts: The Essex Institute, 1916, 1917, 1920)
2:386-87.
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