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Marriages/Partnerships
Mary Newling |
Children
bap. 23/06/1751 | James Newling | ||
bap. 02/12/1753 | John Newling | ||
bap. 01/05/1757 | William Newling | ||
bap. 28/09/1759 | James Nowling | bur. 13/06/1830 | |
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Note: Includes only children from certificates, baptism entries, or from census
entries where the relationship is specified. For married women, please see their
husband's entry for children from censuses.
Did You Know?
- Although James Nowling's baptism place, Baldock, is unusually far (about 8.5 miles on foot) from the village, Benington, where he spent his adult life, a few years before his birth his parents John Newling and Mary Newling were on at least one occasion removed to Baldock from Aston, which is about 2.5 miles from Benington.
- A John Newland of Little Munden married a Mary Starr by licence in Walkern in 1744, but since John Newling and Mary Newling's first recorded child wasn't baptised until 1751 I don't think there are sufficient grounds to say that the two couples were the same people.
Documentary Sources
[Document relates to settlements to Baldock] Newling John and Mary his wife May 28 - 1751 from aston ... [This entry crossed through:] Newlinge John and Mary his Wife from Aston the third of October one Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty
Source:
DP/12/12/2
Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
Possibly the Same Person?
John Newland
Name
Known Residence
(The names Newling and Newland were used interchangeably by some of John's descendants.)
(The names Newling and Newland were used interchangeably by some of John's descendants.)
Locations
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