Various Indexes

GEORGE NEWTON - and family from

Gosberton to Sutterton 1714

HENRY NEWTON - from

Sheffied, Yorks, to St.Benedict, Lincon 1709

JOHN NEWTON, Butcher - with wife Catherine from

Westby/Bassingthorpe to Colsterworth 1754

JOHN NEWTON - and family from

Kirkby on Bain to Whaplode 1790

JOHN NEWTON - with Sarah, children - Ann aged 7, Henry infant from Wilsford to
Sleaford 1791

MATTHEW NEWTON - with wife Frances from

Swinstead to Morton by Bourne 1762

RICHARD NEWTON - with wife Alice and two children from

Blankney to Friskney 1731

RICHARD NEWTON - and wife Susannah from

Irnham to Coningsby 1767

ROBERT NEWTON - with wife and family from

Horncastle to Coningsby 1719

ROBERT NEWTON (YOUNGER) - wife Ellen, son John 6 months from

Dunholme to North Willingham 1777

WILLIAM NEWTON, Labr. - with wife Mary and 1 child from

Surfleet to Morton by Bourne 1762

WILLIAM NEWTON - and wife Ann from

Cranwell to Dunston 1769

WILLIAM NEWTON - and wife Mary from

Harmston to Navenby 1778

JOHN NEWTON labourer, aged 30, born Frieston

Examined Coningsby 1822

JOHN NEWTON of Nettleham, labourer, aged 31, born N.Kelsey

Examined Lindsey Petty Sessions 1835

RUTH NEWTON spinster, rogue and vagabond aged 19 born Potterhanworth

Examined Lindsey Quarter Sessions 1787

SAMUEL NEWTON of S.Rauceby

Examined Kesteven Quarter Sessions (Sleaford) 1832

THOMAS NEWTON, Blacksmith, aged 25, born Belchford.

Examined Belchford 1814

THOMAS NEWTON, Blacksmith, aged 26 born Belchford.

Examined Mumby 1815

WILLIAM NEWTON rogue and vagabond aged 21, born S.Willington WR Yorks.

Examined Lindsey Quarter Sessions 1785

WILLIAM NEWTON, aged 22yrs born Morton.

Examined Morton by Bourne, 1815

JOSEPH NEWTON and wife Ann from

Potterhanworth to Boothby Graffoe 1826

MARY NEWTON, widow, and children Elizabeth 9yrs, Alice 6yrs, William 2yrs from

Sibsey to Blankney Lindsey Quarter Sessions 1745

RUTH NEWTON, spinster, rogue and vagabone from

Lincoln to Potterhanworth Lindsey Quarter Sessions 1787

SARAH NEWTON, wife of HENRY, a soldier serving in the Chatham division of marines
living at Halifax in N.America beyond the seas from

Sleaford to Leasingham 1819

SARAH NEWTON, and daughter Sarah 9 months from

Sleaford to Wilsford 1827

SUSANNAH NEWTON wife of ROBERT, a soldier in the 11th regiment of light dragoons, and
son William 8 months from

Sleaford to Long Bennington 1817

WILLIAM NEWTON, rogue and vagabond from

Barton to S.Willington, Yorks Lindsey Quarter Sessions 1785

11 April 1660.........JOHN NEWTON of Heydor,Lincs) Esq.,

......................Tendered and paid �10 as a foreigner

......................(i.e. not free born in Grantham)

2 November 1660.......NICHOLAS NEWTON, freeborn, (no occupation given)

4 March 1671..........WILLIAM NEWTON, baker, freeborn, apprentice

29 January 1679.......JOHN NEWTON of Haytherthorpe, son of Sir John Newton,

......................Bart., MP for Grantham, tendered �40 which was returned

12 September 1679.....RICHARD NEWTON, fellmonger, apprenticed to Richard Poole

3 April 1685..........HUMPHREY NEWTON, gent, tendered �10 which was returned

12 September 1690.....THOMAS ALLAIN, apprentice with WILLIAM NEWTON

......................(no occupation given)

13 October 1693.......JOSEPH OLIVER, apprentice with WILLIAM NEWTON

......................(no occupation given)

19 August 1698........NICHOLAS NEWTON, eldest son of WILLIAM NEWTON

......................(no occupation given)

6 October 1704........JOHN and WILLIAM NEWTON, sons and apprentices of

......................WILLIAM NEWTON the elder, baker