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Notes for Walter NEWMAN

Walter whom I believe is the ancestor of my line was the first of this family to leave Ireland He was a carpenter and came to East Jersy province from Dublin Ireland on or about the last day of March 1683. He was indenture of Apprenticeship to Stephen Warne for seven years. The full term of Apprenticeship was not required.
"List of persons, imported for account of Stephen and Thomas Warne. Indentured for three years, William Ellison Tanner, for four years, John Kigbin, Norah Kae, for five years, Patrick Kemane, for seven years, Anthony Ashmore, Walter Newman, for Nine years, Abraham Smith, for the custom of the Country, Jane Hankinson, and her children Thomas, Peter and Richard Hankinson. All came into the Province about March 31, 1663-4."
From Records of East Jersey Province: "Headland was granted to Walter Newman late apprentice of Stephen Warne of Perth Amboy, Carpenter 2 July 1668."
Walter married Mary about 1687. Records of their first nine children can be found in the Parish of St. Mary at Burlington, New Jersey. He later appears in land records in Pennsylvania. The family moved to Cecil County Maryland in about 1713 where records for the birth of his remainig five children appear in the Parish of St. Stephen. Walter made his will the 17 November 1725. He left most of his estate to his two youngest sons. Wife Mary married her neighbor Thomas Moore.
Listed here are the children of Walter and Mary. Then begins my proven Genealogy with William while I am certain Walter is the Ancestor of William I have not found a reliable source to confirm it. I would like to stress that the William born 1702 (son of Walter and Mary is not the William detailed in my proven genealogy)
If you have information that will connect William and/or his wife Cassandra Tippet to Parents siblings etc. or if you disagree with any information contained on these pages, or would like to add more please email me. Sandra (sandie@ix.netcom.com)

Records of Indenture East Jersey Province March 1683

Will dated 2/9/1729 Cecil Co. Maryland.

New Jersey Colonial Documents pg. 62, libr A of Deeds Liter D, pg. 43., Ibid page 230. New Jersey
Deeds Liber E, pg. 310. New Jersey Colonial Documents page, 239,New Jersey deeds, Liber C-2, pg 502.
Phil. Co., PA Land Records Liber

E-6,v7, pg.153 From The Maryland Calander of Wills Vol. VI 1726-1732:
9). E6 Vol 7, pg. 153; E7 Vol 8, pg. 250-256, E6Vol 7, pg 351-353; E7 Vol 10,

1712 recorded 1717 Department of Records, Philadelphia.

"Walter Newman his mark is a hole in the right ear and a square or half crop off the fore part of the left ear his brande marke is a triangle on the side of the buttocks."

(Sandra Newman Sanchez)

WILL OF WALTER NEWMAN 1725 CECIL CO. MARYLAND

In the name of God Amen, I Walter Newman of Cecil County in the Province of
Maryland, farmer, calling to mind the modality of my body and knowing that
it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last
will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I recommend
my soul into the hands of God that gave it and my body to the earth to be
buried in Christian like and decent manner at the discretion of my
executors, nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive
the same again by the Almighty Power of God; and touching such wordly
estate whereas ft hath pleased God to Bless me in this life, I demise,
dispose, and bequeath the same in the

following manner and form:

Imprimis, I do appoint and ordain my well beloved wife, Mary Newman, my
sole executor of this my last will and testamenL I do order my plantation
with all my movables to be freely possessed and enjoyed byher during her
life.

Item, I do appoint and ordain my plantation and all my lands thereunto
belonging as likewise my buildings and other improvements now in my
possession be equally divided between my two youngest sons, Samuel and
Jonathan Newman, when they come of age of twenty one years, That is to say
an equal division in quantity and quality. Nevertheless they shall not
disturb or molest their own mother during her life in the free enjoyment
and possession of all and singular the premises above mentioned and in the
case either of my two youngest sons should happen to die without issue then
I do ordain that his division or part of inhentance so dying shall be
possessed and enjoyed by Walter Newman, my eldest son, in the same
condition and tenor as it shall be possessed by him so dying.

Item, I do ordain all of my movables of what kindsoever to be disposed by
my executrix amongst the rest of my children according to her own
discretion. And I do hereby revoke all other wills and testaments or
legacies by me in any way heretofore made or bequeathed, ratifying and
confirming this my only last will and testament. In witness whereof I have
set my hand and seal this twentieth day of November in theyear of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and twenty five.

Walter Newman

x

His mark and seal

signed, sealed, published, pronounced and declared as my last will

and testament in presence of

Thomas Ward Thomas More William More

x x

his mark his mark

Cecil County, February 9, 1729. Then personally appeared Thomas Moor

and William Moor two of the subscdbing witnesses to the within will before

me, and on their corporeal oaths solemnly administered did declare that

they saw and heard Walter Newman the testator sign, seal, publish, and

declare the same as his last will and testament and that the time of doing

thereof he was of sound and disposing mind, memory, and understanding

to the best of their knowledge.

S. Knight Comr
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