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URL: www.natstand.org/pdf/NewbouldWW000.pdf Root person: Newbould, Rev. W. W. (1819 – 1886) Description: Annotated family tree Creation date: 2016 September 29 Prepared by: Richard Middleton Notes:

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Samuel Newbould (c1752 - 1842 )

grandfather uncle 1Samuel Newbould (c1786 - 1851.3.18 ) *** married Hannah Hankin Searancke ( 1791 - ) 1817.10.9 cousin Samuel Newbould ( 1818 – 1889.7.13 ) New York *** married Elizabeth Primrose Shaw () Glasgow

No Issue cousin Lucretia Ann Newbould ( 1818 – 1881.7.26 ) New York *** married Rev. Hugh Davies Owen DD (c1796 – 1881.9.4 ) on 1856.4.10

Hubert Lumley Brisco Owen (1860 – 1887.3.1 ) Anglesey cousin 2Francis Newbould ( 1819 – 1897.9.30 ) New York

Annie Newbould Gillott ( 1855 - ) [1885 : Mrs John Burt]

**1 married Eliza Gillott (c1822 - 1869.4.12 ) on 1861.9.12

Francis Samuel Newbould ( 1861 - ) Sheffield Elizabeth Hannah Newbould ( 1863 - ) [1884 : Mrs H C Stone]

**2 married Sarah Hoare (c1833 - 1911.11.20 ) on 1873.7.2

Henry James Frank Newbould ( 1874 - 1915 ) Charlton Kings Edith Margaret Newbould ( 1876 - ) Charlton Kings cousin Julia Newbould (c1826 – 1844.9.22 ) cousin Mary Ann Sarah Newbould ( 1830 - )

uncle ? Newbould ()

aunt Elizabeth Newbould (c1889 - ) 2 nd daughter *** married 3William Leader (c1785 - ) on 1810.1.4

father Henry Newbould ( 1790 – 1871.1.15 ) 3rd son mother *** married Mary Williamson (c1792 - 1860.10.2 ) 1817

Rev. William Williamson Newbould ( 1819 .1.20 - 1886.4.16 ) *** married Mary Louisa Fendall (1826.11.4 – 1905.10.6 ) on 1855.10.18 - 1 of 10 - natstand: last updated 19/11/2016 son William Henry Newbould ( 1856.10.31 – 1935.1.27 ) son 4Newton John Newbould ( 1859.6.7 – 1931.4.19 ) [Issue] son Williamson Newbould ( 1861 - 1894 ) daughter Mary Newbould ( 1863 - ) [Unmarried?] son Walter Samuel Newbould ( 1864 – 1923.11.13 ) [Unmarried?] son Sir Babington Bennett Newbould ( 1867.3.7 – 1937.2.2 ) [Issue] brother John Newbould ( 1823 – 1880.1.20 )

Unmarried sister Elizabeth Newbould ( 1823 - 1909.4.27 )

Unmarried

aunt 5Lucy Newbould (c1791 – 1874.12.31 ) 4th daughter *** married John Searancke (c1783 - 1850.11.3 ) 1814.11.15

No Issue?

aunt Ann Newbould (c1798 – 1881.1.4 ) *** married 6James Walker (c1801 - 1876.2.22 ) on 1841.7.20 surgeon

step James Charles Thrasher Holworthy Walker (c1828 - 1881.4.30 ) step Augusta Frances Bardsley Walker ( 1831 - ) step Jane Mary Walker (c1833 - ) step Anne Walker (c1835 - ) step Bernard Walker (c1839 - )

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1791 July 14 : England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 . Salt Lake City, Utah Baptism of Hannah Hankin, daughter of Francis Carter and Mary Ann Searancke, at Hatfield, Herts.

1810 January 3 : England, Marriages, 1538–1973 . Salt Lake City, Utah Marriage of William Leader (25) and Elizabeth Newbould (21) in York[shire]. [This was the date of issue of the licence. The Morning Chronicle of 1810.1.12 gives the marriage date as the 4 th and adds that she was the second daughter of Samuel Newbould of Sheffield and that William was a London Merchant.]

1814 November 21 : *Leeds Intelligencer Marriages. On Wednesday, J. Searancke, Esq; of the 4 th Dragoon Guards, to Lucy, third daughter of S. Newbould, Esq; of Bridgefield, near Sheffield.

1817 June 28: *Oxford University and City Herald MARRIAGES. – At Widdial, Herts, Henry Newbould, esq. third son of Samuel Newbould, esq. of Bridgefield, Sheffield, to Mary, eldest daughter of W. Williamson, esq. of Buntingford, Herts.

1817 October 18 : *Oxford Journal MARRIED. At Hertford, S. Newbould, jun. Esq. of Sheffield, to Hannah, youngest daughter of P. C. Searanoke, Esq, of the former place.

1819 : New York, Genealogical Records, 1675-1920 Baptism of twins Samuel and Lucretia Ann Newbould and [their brother] Francis Newbould at the Bowery, New York.

1819 April 13 : England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 . Salt Lake City, Utah Baptism of William Williamson, son of Henry and Mary Newbould, at Eccleshall-Bierlow, Yorkshire.

1823 June 4 : England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 . Salt Lake City, Utah Baptism of John and Elizabeth, daughter of Henry and Mary Newbould, at Eccleshall-Bierlow, Yorkshire. [Where these twins or siblings christened at the same time? – The 1851 census gives them the same age (28) therefore it does seem that they were twins.]

1827 January 14 : India, Births and Baptisms, 1786-1947 . Salt Lake City, Utah Baptism of Mary Louisa, daughter of William and Caroline Fendal at Allahabad, Bengal, India. Child born 1826 November 4 .

1830 September 2 : England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 . Salt Lake City, Utah Baptism of Mary Anne Sarah Newbould, daughter of Samuel Newbould and Hannah Hawkins at Eccleshall-Bierlow.

1831 March 27 : England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 . Salt Lake City, Utah Baptism of Augusta Frances Bardsley Walker, daughter of James Walker and Frances Meyer Holworthy, Gringley on the Hill, Notts. [Clearly this is from James Walker's previous marriage.]

1841 July 24 : *Sheffield Independent MARRIAGES. On Tuesday, the 20 th instant, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. James Knight, M.A., James Walker, Esq., surgeon, to Ann, youngest daughter of Samuel Newbould, Esq., of Bridgefield. [There is a licence dated 1841 July 16 for this marriage in the Borthwick Institute, York. She gives her age as 30.]

1842 July 16 : *Leeds Times

- 3 of 10 - natstand: last updated 19/11/2016 DEATHS. On Saturday, at his residence, Bridgefield, Sheffield, Samuel Newbould, Esq. in his 91 st year.

1844 September 28 : *Leamington Spa Courier DIED. At Broom Hill, near Sheffield, on Sunday, the 22d inst., Julia, the beloved daughter of Samuel Newbould, esq., aged 18.

1851 March 29 : *Northampton Mercury DEATHS. On the 18 th instant, at Leamington Priors, Samuel Newbould, Esq., of Sheffield, aged 64.

1850 November 9 : *Leamington Spa Courier DIED. SEARANCKE. – On Sunday, the 3 rd inst., John Searancke, Esq., in the 68 th year of his age, late of the 4 th Drag. Guards.

1855 : Civil Registration Index Birth of Annie Newbould Gillott registered in Sheffield, third quarter. [This demonstrates that Annie was Francis Newbould's daughter even though he did not marry her mother for another six years.]

1855 October 18 : Child Okeford, Dorset, parish register Marriage of William Williamson Newbould, bachelor, Clerk in Orders, of Comberton, son of Henry Newbould, Esq. and Mary Louisa Fendall, spinster, of Child Okeford, daughter of William Fendall, late Lt.-Col. In H M 4 th Dr. Ceremony performed by Rev James Fendall, witnesses Saml. Newbould, Caroline Ann Fendall and Mary Cecilia Kaye.

1855 October 24 : *Morning Chronicle MARRIED. On the 18 th inst., at Child Okeford, Dorset, the Rev. William Williamson Newbould, son of Henry Newbould, Esq., of Sharrow-bank, near Sheffield, to Mary Louisa, younger daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Fendall, late of the 4 th Light Dragoons.

1856 April 19 : *Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette University and Clerical Intelligence JESUS COLLEGE. Married, on Thursday, the 10 th inst., at the parish church of St Peter's, St Alban's, the Rev. Hugh Davies Owen, D.D., of this college, and rector of Trefdraeth with Llangwyfan, in the county of Anglesey, to Lucretia Ann, only surviving daughter of the late Samuel Newbould of Broomhill, in the county of York, Esq.

1856 November 8 : *Cambridge Independent Press BIRTHS. NEWBOULD – At Toft, Cambs., on the 31 st ult., the wife of the Rev. W. W. Newbould, of a son.

1859 June 11 : *Cambridge Chronicle and Journal BIRTH. June 7, at Toft, the wife of the Rev. W. W. Newbould, of a son.

1860 : Civil Registration Index Birth of Herbert Lumley Brisco Owen registered in Bangor, Anglesey, second quarter.

1860 November 12 : *Yorkshire Gazette DEATHS. NEWBOULD. – On the 2 nd inst., at Scarbro', aged 68, Mary, wife of H. Newbould, esq., of Sharrow Bank, Sheffield.

1861 April 7 : Turnham Green Parish Register Baptism of Williamson, son of William Williamson and Mary Louisa Newbould, in Holy Orders, Turnham Green. WWN performed the ceremony himself.

1861 : Census – 45 Netherthorpe-street, Sheffield, St John George Robinson head un 23 Scissor Grinder Sheffield Mary Robinson sister un 26 Dressmaker Sheffield Eliza Gillott aunt un 38 Dressmaker Sheffield

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1861 September 12 : All Saints, Chorlton on Medlock, Register Marriage of Francis Newbould (full age bachelor), book keeper of Sheffield, son of Samuel Newbould, merchant, and Eliza Gillott (full age, spinster) of All Saints, daughter of John Gillott, manufacturer. Witnesses William Walters and Martha Gillott.

1861 : Civil Registration Index Birth of Francis Samuel Newbould registered in Sheffield, last quarter.

1863 May 1 : Turnham Green Parish Register Baptism of Mary, daughter of William Williamson and Mary Louisa Newbould, in Holy Orders, Turnham Green. WWN performed the ceremony himself.

1863: Civil Registration Index Birth of Elizabeth Hannah Newbould registered in Cheltenham, third quarter.

1865 January 3 : Turnham Green Parish Register Baptism of Walter Samuel, son of William Williamson and Mary Louisa Newbould, in Holy Orders, Turnham Green. WWN performed the ceremony himself.

1867 April 14 : Turnham Green Parish Register Baptism of Babington Bennett, son of William Williamson and Mary Louisa Newbould, in Holy Orders, Turnham Green. WWN performed the ceremony himself. Child born on 1867 March 7.

1869 April 14 : *Sheffield Independent DEATHS. NEWBOULD. – April 12, at Little Moreton, Babworth, Eliza, wife of Francis Newbould, Esq.

1871 March 29 : *Probate Register Records the death of Henry Newbould, late of Sharrow Bank, Sheffield, on 1871 January 17. Will proved by son, John Newbould, and nephew, John Williamson Leader, of Buntingford.

1871 : Census – 118 Albany-street, Marylebone James Harris? Head mar 66 Hosier & Glover Norfolk Hannah Harris? Wife mar 64 London William W Newbould lodg. mar 52 Clergyman without care of souls Sheffield Chas W W Bayly logg. Un 20 Anmiralty Clerk Cromer

1871 : Census – 8 Victoria-terrace, Bedford Mary L Newbould head mar 43 East Indies William Newbould son 10 Scholar Turnham Green Mary Newbould dau 8 Scholar Turnham Green Walter S Newbould son 6 Scholar Turnham Green Babington B Newbould son 4 Turnham Green Mary A Lovell serv unm 14 General domestic Bedford

1873 July 5 : *Pall Mall Gazette MARRIAGES. NEWBOULD – HOARE – At St. Mattew's Church. Brixton, Mr. F. Newbould, of Charlton Kings, Cheltenham, to Sarah, daughter of the late Mr J. Hoare, July 2.

1874 September 8 : Charlton Kings, Baptism Register Baptism of Henry James Frank, son of Francis and Sarah Newbould Esq. of Charlton Kings.

1875 March 31 : Probate Register Records the death of Lucy Searancke, late of Leamington Priors, widow, on1874 December 31. Will proved by nephews Francis Newbould of Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire, and John Newbould of Sheffield.

1876 February 26 : *Sheffield Daily Telegraph

- 5 of 10 - natstand: last updated 19/11/2016 DEATHS. WALKER. – Feb. 22, James Walker, surgeon, 16, Union-street, in his 74 th year. [Probate Register shows that his will was proved by his sons James Charles Thrasher Holworthy Walker, teacher of music, and Bernard Walker, surgeon, and also John Newbould of Sheffield, gentleman – (his nephew?)]

1876 : Civil Registration Index Birth of Edith Margaret Newbould registered in Cheltenham, second quarter. [Edith and brother Henry were (re)baptised at St John's Cheltenham on 1881 March 11, he was 7 years and she was 5.]

1880 January 21 : *Sheffield Daily Telegraph DEATH OF JOHN NEWBOULD, It is with extreme regret—a feeling in which thousands of our readers will join—that we this morning announce the death of Mr. John Newbould, solicitor, of the firm of Messrs. Newbould and Gould, in this town. Mr. Newbould's illness has been of very brief duration. Last Friday week he felt indisposed, having caught cold, which severely and unpleasantly affected his face. He was able, however, to attend to his professional duties until Tuesday, when he was obliged to leave his office and return home in a cab. He went at to bed, and sent for his medical attendant, Mr. Jonathan Barber, who subsequently called the services Dr. Banham, and these gentlemen were in attendance upon him till his death, which took place at two o'clock yesterday morning at his residence, Sharrow Bank, Psalter lane. The cause death was "blood poisoning." Deceased, who was about 58 years old and unmarried, was the second son of Mr. Henry Newbould, a gentleman of independent means, who had also to do with the well-known manufacturing firm of Samuel Newbould and Co., which has since been converted into a limited liability company. He was one of three children, the others being the Rev. William Williamson Newbould and Miss Elizabeth Newbould, who resided with the deceased, and by both of whom he is survived. In the year 1843 he was articled to Messrs. Richards and Walker, of London, and in 1848 was admitted as a solicitor, and commenced the practice of his profession in Sheffield on his own account, until the year 1867, when he was joined in partnership by Mr. Thomas Gould, and he continued until his death the head of the firm of Messrs. Newbould and Gould. Mr. Newbould was remarkable for his kindliness of heart and liberality of disposition. In addition to his handsome contributions to the local charities and other purposes of a public character, he gave most generously of his means for the relief of suffering and want wherever found them; and his benevolence was most unostentatious and unassuming. Few private gentlemen in Sheffield gave more ungrudgingly in a quiet way to relieve the needy, and many acts of kindness of which the public knew nothing will be sorrowfully yet gratefully recalled today by the recipients. As a gentleman Mr. Newbould was held in very high esteem by a wide circle of friends; as a member of the legal profession he was greatly respected by his brethren, and had the fortune to enjoy -what he richly deserved - the unqualified confidence of his clients. He was a member of the lncorporated Law Society of London and Sheffield, a feoffee of Bradfield, a governor of the Sheffield and Hallamshire Savings Bank, and also the Sheffield General Infirmary, as well as of the Charity Schools. As a Churchman and a member of the congregation of St. Andrew's, Sharrow - of which he was a patron, and one time filled the office of churchwarden - he took a deep interest in the Church's welfare, and was a liberal contributor to all her schemes - the Church Extension Society losing in Mr. Newbould a warm and generous supporter. His contribution to the Church Extension scheme was £500. He acted as treasurer to the National Society for educating the poor according to the principles of the Church of England. When the Cecil road schools were detached from St. Andrew's, Sharrow, and connected with St. Barnabas', Highfield, Mr. Newbould continued as treasurer, and held the office till his decease. At the time of the Sheffield flood he officiated as clerk to the Inundation Commissioners, and had thus an active hand in the settlement of the claims arising out that calamity. He was never what could be called a public man in the ordinary acceptation of the term, for he was personally averse to all public appearances which involved the necessity of speaking. At the last School Board election he permitted himself to be nominated as one of the Church candidates, and though he never addressed single meeting, nor even issued an address to the burgesses, his high character and personal qualities were sufficient to ensure his return. His death, at

- 6 of 10 - natstand: last updated 19/11/2016 the comparatively early age we have stated, thus causes a vacancy in our all but newly- elected School Board. Mr. Newbould was a staunch Conservative, and took keen and active interest in the candidature of Mr. C. Stuart Wortley last December. Of the deceased it may be said that those who knew him best will regret him most, and the town of which he was a respected citizen can ill afford to lose those who are remembered more by what they have done than by what they have said. The interment will take place at Ecclesall, where deceased's father interred, Saturday next.

1881 January 8 : *Cheltenham Looker-On DIED. January 4 th , at Charlton Kings, aged 83. ANN, relict of the late JAMES WALKER, Esq., and youngest daughter of the late Samuel Newbould, Esq., of Sheffield. [The Probate register shows that her will was proved by her nephew Francis Newbould of Charlton Kings.]

1881 : Census – Montague House, Kew Green George M Lucas? head m 66 House and Estate Agent London Emily Lucas wife m 59 Bury St Edmonds Emily Lucas dau un 31 Booksellers Assistant Kew Kate Lucas dau un 27 none Kew Florence Lucas dau un 18 none Kew Wilm Williamson Newbould lodg. m 62 Clergyman Church of England Sheffield Without care of souls. M A of Cambridge

1881 : Census – 42 Doughty?-street, St Pancras Mary Eaton head un 68 Lodging House Keeper Kettering Williamson Newbould board. un 20 Law Student Chiswick Mary L Newbould board. mar 52 Clergyman's Wife India, B.S. Thomas L Ball board. mar 37 Earthenware Manufacturer Stockton William J Ellis board. mar 45 Civil Engineer Manchester Emma Ellis board. mar 46 Sheffield Alexander Macmoran? Un 28 Barrister Scotland Plus two servants

[Mary, Walter S and Babington B Newbould are living at 3 The Avenue, Bedford St Paul, with a young servant. The family are clearly not living together.]

1881 May 7 : *Sheffield Daily Telegraph DEATHS. WALKER. – April 30, at his residence, 344, Glossop road, James Charles Thrasher Walker, aged 52. [Probate Register gives him his full name and adds that his will was proved by his brother, Bernard Walker, surgeon, of Masbrough near Rotherham.]

1881 September 17 : *Illustrated London News The Rev. Hugh Davies Owen, D.D., J.P. and D.L., late Rector of Trevdraeth, Anglesey, on 4th inst., at Beaumaris, aged eighty-five. He was twice married, and by his first wife leaves, with other issue, a son, the Rev. Hugh Davies Owen, M.A., Vicar of Penmynydd, Anglesey.

1882 January 2 : Probate Register Records the death of Lucretia Ann Owen, late of Beaumaris, in Edinburgh on 1881 July 26 . [Administration granted to Rev Hugh Davies Owen – her stepson.]

1884 June 25 : St Mary's, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire, Parish Registers Marriage of Henry Charles Stone (29, bachelor) Solicitor of NBath, son of John Stone, Town Clerk of Bath, and Elizabeth Hannah Newbould (20, spinster) of Charlton Kings, daughter of Francis Newbould, Gentleman. Witnesses John Stone, Frank Newbould, Annie Newbould and William Stone.

1885 March 18 : St Mary's, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire, Parish Registers

- 7 of 10 - natstand: last updated 19/11/2016 Marriage of John Burt (full age, bachelor) Gentleman of Bays Hill Terrace, Cheltenham, son of Henry Burt, Solicitor, and Annie Newbould (full age, spinster) of Charlto Kings, daughter of Francis Newbould, Gentleman. Witnesses Francis Samuel Newbould and Elizabeth Primrose Newbould.

1886 August 7 : Probate Register Records the death of Rev. William Williamson Newbould, late of Kew, on 1886 April 16. Will proved by Samuel Newbould, gentleman, of Leamington, Warwickshire.

1887 May 28 : Probate Register Records the death of Hubert Lumley Brisco Owen of Banagher, King's County, Ireland, in Dublin on 1887 March 1. Will proved by Robert Kerans and Thomas George Kerans.

1889 July 16 : *Sheffield Daily Telegraph DEATH OF MR. SAMUEL NEWBOULD. We regret to record the death on the 13 th inst., at Abbeyfield, Leamington, of Mr. Samuel Newbould at the age of 71. Mr. Newbould was the eldest son of Mr. Samuel Newbould, one the firm Newbould and Co., who for many years carried on extensive business, especially in files, edge tools, and saws for the Russian market, at Bridgefield Works, Sheffield moor. The private company of Newbould was some twenty years ago converted into a limited company, and the gentleman whose death we now record was a director of that company down his decease. In days gone by the members of the old firm, John, Samuel, and Henry Newbould, were conspicuous as Sheffield merchants. They have all passed away, and by one of those curious circumstances which so often occur, it happens that at present there is not a single descendent of the three brothers resident in Sheffield. The last member of the family who lived here was Mr. John Newbould, solicitor, who died in 1880. His sister. Miss Elizabeth Newbould, resided with him at death, but shortly afterwards took up her abode at Leamington. Mr. Samuel Newbould was never prominent in any of the public work connected with his native town. He was a man of reserved habit, warmly attached to his friends, and with a very tender heart. Some years ago he was conspicuous in the hunting field at Worksop, but the state of his health rendered it necessary that be should give up his favourite amusement. He then resided at Leamington, having married Miss Elizabeth Primrods Shaw, of Glasgow. The lady survives her husband, but he has left no children. His brother. Mr. Francis Newbould, with whom has been associated throughout his life, now resides at Eastbourne. About 45 years ago Mr. S. Newbould went to India in connection with the business of the firm, and resided there for some years. He used frequently to talk of the months which were occupied in the journey, so different from the railway and steaming speed of the present day. The interment takes place to-morrow. [This is a rather confusing description of the family tree and should be used with caution.]

1894 : Civil registration Index Death of Williamson Newbould registered in Fulham, second quarter.

1897 December 9 : *Morning Post WILLS AND BEQUESTS Personal estate of the value of £42,453 7s. 8d. has been left by Mr. Francis Newbould, of Broomhill, Chesterfield-road, Eastbourne, formerly of Charlton Kings, Cheltenham, who died on the 30th of September last, aged 78 years, and of whose will, which bears date August 28, 1885, with codicils of the 29th of May and the 8th of December, 1893, the executors are his son Francis Samuel Newbould, of Drayton Fields. Daventry, and Carl Bovenschen, of 7, Fen-court, silk merchant, brother-in-law of Mrs. Newbould, and Alfred Ernest Maxfield, of Cairns-chambers, Sheffield, to each of whom for the executorship the testator bequeathed £105, to his son Francis his horses and carriages, and to Mrs. Newbould £500, the use and enjoyment of his furniture and household effects, and a life annuity of £400. Mr. Newbould left his residuary estate in trust for his daughter Annie Burt and his son Francis Samuel, children of his first marriage, and for his son Henry James Frank and his daughter Edith Margaret, children of his second marriage.

1905 October 13 : *Northampton Mercury

- 8 of 10 - natstand: last updated 19/11/2016 DEATHS. NEWBOULD. – Oct 6, at Bedford, Maria Louisa, widow of the Rev. W. W. Newbould, and daughter of the late Lieut.-Col. W. Fendall, in her 79 th year.

1911 November 23 : *Gloucestershire Echo DEATHS. NEWBOULD – Nov 20, at Broomhill , London-road, Cheltenham, Sarah, widow of Francis Newbould, aged 78 years.

1915 August 10 : *Sheffield Evening Telegraph CAPTAIN HENRY NEWBOULD KILLED. Many residents in Sheffield will learn with regret that Captain Henry Newbould, of the 6th Battalion King’s Own Scottish Borderers, has been killed in action. Captain Newbould was a member of an old Sheffield family, his father being the late Mr. Francis Newbould (of Messrs. Sanderson Bros, and Newbould), who one time resided in Sheffield, afterwards Cheltenham and Broomhill, Eastbourne. Captain Henry Newbould was educated at Clifton and Sandhurst. From there he received a commission in the 4th Hussars, but after serving number of years he resigned when the regiment went to India. He rejoined the army last August, and proceeded to France in the spring. Captain Newbould leaves widow and three children, and was brother of Mr. F. S. Newbould, of Drayton Grange, Daventry.

1923 November 19 : *Western Morning News DEATHS. NEWBOULD. – On the 13 th November, at Newton Abbot, Walter Samuel, son of the late Rev. W. W. Newbould, aged 58.

1931 June 13 : Probate Register Records the death of Newton John Newbould, late of Harestock near Winchester, on 1931.4.19. Probate to Bessie Newbould, widow, Sir Babington Bennett Newbould and Prof Arthur Avery Read.

1935 March 8 : *Western Morning News PLYMOUTH WILL William Henry Newbould, 16, Thornhill-road, Plymouth, and formerly of Dunedin. New Zealand, who died January 27, aged 78, son of the late Rev. W. W. Newbould, left £9,763 gross, with net personalty £8,164. Probate of his will has been granted to his brother, Sir Babington Bennett Newbould, of The Old Lodge. Exmouth. He left £100 each to his brothers Newton John Newbould, Walter Samuel Newbould, and Sir Babington Bennett Newbould; £200 and his household and personal effects, not otherwise disposed of, to his sister, Mary Newbould; £100 each his nephew and godson, John Fendell Newbould and William Henry Tylee: £50 to Edwin Brown, formerly bank clerk, and the residue of the property between the children of his brothers Newton John Newbould and Sir Bennett Newbould attaining majority.

1937 February 5 : *Exeter and Plymouth Gazette SIR BABINGTON NEWBOULD. Death of Distinguished Indian Civil Servant. Sir Babington Bennett Newbould, late of the Indian Civil Service, who has died at the Old Lodge, Exmouth, aged 69, was the son of the Rev. W. W. Newbould. Educated at Bedford School and Pembroke College, Cambridge, he entered the Indian Civil Service in 1885, being posted Bengal. He was transferred to Assam in 1894, and remained in that province until the partition of Bengal in 1905, serving as Assistant Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner, and Judge. He was Judge of Dinajpur 1906, Dacca 1909, Superintendent and Remembrancer of Legal Affairs, Bengal. 1912-16, and, after holding other important positions, retired in 1927. He was knighted in 1924. [The Probate Register records that he died on 1937.2.2]

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Notes:

1 The Will of Samuel Newbould of Broomhill was proved in London on 1853 October 15. The executors, and those named in the will were daughter Lucretia Ann and sons Samuel and Francis. This suggests that there were no other surviving children.

2 Francis Newbould was born in New York about 1819. [Census 1881]

3 There may be a link with the Williamson of Buntingford family here. 1819 June 11 : *Cambridge Chronicle and Journal MARRIED. On Saturday last, John Leader, Esq., of Quendon, Essex, to Elizabeth, second daughter of W. Williamson, Esq. of Buntingford, Herts. This is Rev W W Newbould's mother's younger sister. William Leader had married his aunt Elizabeth in 1810 – where John and William Leader brothers? John Leader died in Buntingford on 1862.3.5 aged 80. In 1871 Mary Newbould, William Williamson's daughter, is living with her cousins John William and Mary Leader in Wyddial, Herts. The cousins had been born in Quendon.

4 Newton was a name from the Fendall family (links to Rev. John Farmer Newton vicar of Kirby, Yorks.)

5 1909 June 11 : *Leamington Spa Courier WILLS AND BEQUESTS Miss Elizabeth Newbould, of Wellington House, Clarendon Avenue, Leamington, late of Sharrow Bank. Sheffield, who died on the 27th April last, left estate of the gross value of £26,670 0s. 8d., with net personalty £11,182 8s. 10d and probate of her will, dated 30th Nov. 1903, with a codicil of the 2nd May, 1904, has been granted to Mr. Alfred Maxfield, Mr. Joshua Wortley, and her nephew, Mr. Newton John Newbould, of Child Okeford, Blandford, Dorset, surveyor. The testatrix left £1,000 to her sister-in-law, Mary Louisa Newbould, £300 to Elizabeth Primrose Newbould,£50 to the Sheffield Royal Hospital, £50 to the Sheffield Royal Infirmary, £50 to the Sheffield Girls' Charty School, and the residue of her estate she left to her nephews and nieces, William Henry Newbould, Newton John Newbould, Mary Newbould, Babbington Bennett Newbould, and Walter Samuel Newbould. [The Probate Register shows that she died 1909 April 27. Elizabeth Primrose Newbould, née Shaw, was the wife of Samuel Newbould, whom she had married at Stockton-on-Tees in 1874.]

6 James Walker's first wife, Frances Meyer Holworthy Walker, died in Sheffield in 1840 (CRI).

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