Relationship to me: | Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Aunt | Gen -8 |
Born | 1659 | |
Died | after 1695 | |
Age | ?? | |
Father: | Richard Newman of Fifehead | 1620 - 1695 |
Mother: | Anne Harbord (m. c,1649) | 1634 - 1690 |
Brothers: | Richard Newman of Evercreech Park | 1650 - 16823 |
Charles Harbord | 1667-1683 | |
Thomas | ???? - 1668 | |
Francis Holles Newman | 1671 - 1714 | |
Sisters: | Elizabeth m. (1) Thomas Warre Jul 1672 at Westminster and (2) Edward Scott m.1681 see National Archives | 1653 -after 1695 |
Anne Christianna m. Sir William Honeywood Bart. of Elmstead 15 July 1675 | c1655 - 1736 | |
According to Harold Biggs' researches, there was another unnamed daughter who died 23 July 1673. | ||
Married: | John Oxenham m.Jan 1676 at Westminster | d.1680 |
Children: | John | d.1699 |
Notes: Almost all of the information given above comes from the 1695 Codicil to the Will of Richard Newman (1620-1695). See also transcript of the Codicil and summary of the transcript.
According to Harold Biggs' researches: "6 Jan. 1675-6 John Oxenham married Frances Newman (3rd born of Richard Newman & Anne Harbord) as her first husband. He was admitted to the inner temple 12 May 1670, as of South Tawton, Co. Devon, Gent. He died, according to his monument, 14 Oct 1680, age nearly thirty years. His relict Frances administered to his estate 8 June 1681, but his nuncupative will was proved 12 Aug 1682, by his father William Oxenham, then of St. Margaret’s Westminster. ..... 28 June 1699 John Oxenham, Gent. (Son of Frances Newman & John Oxenham) and Francis Scott (son of Frances Newman & Edward Scott), who were unfortunately drowned in the Thames. They were half-brothers." Note: Francis Scott and John Oxenham were first-cousins, not half-brothers!