1. TORF¹ was born circa 920, and died between 950 and 1030. He married circa 950, ERTEMBERGE DE BRIQUEBEC. ^[67, 28, 103]
Seigneur de Torville
possibly a son of Bernard the Dane, the most powerful of the feudal nobles of
Normandy but this relationship has not been proved.
Children:

+	2	i.	TOURADE2 DE PONTAUDEMER, b. circa 950; m. EVA DE CREPON circa 980.
	3	ii.	TURCHETIL. Seigneur de Turqueville, ancestor of the famous harcourt family of Normandy and England.
	4	iii.	WILLIAM DE TORVILLE.

2. TOURADE² DE PONTAUDEMER (Torf¹), son of (1) Torf¹ and Ertemberge (de BRIQUEBEC) _____, was born circa 950^[100], and died between 980 and 1060. He married circa 980, EVA DE CREPON. ^{[67, 32, 103]}
younger sister of the Dutchess Gunnora, wife of Richard I, Duke of normandy
(Cf),
Children:

+	5	i.	HUMPHREY3 DE VEULLES, b. circa 980; m. AUBEREE DE LA HAYE circa 1005.
	6	ii.	HERBRARD DU PONTEAUDEMER.
	7	iii.	GILBERD DU PONTEAUDEMER.
	8	iv.	RICHARD DU PONTEAUDEMER.
	9	v.	ILBERT DU PONTEAUDEMER.
	10	vi.	JOSSELINE.
+	11	vii.	JOSCELINE; m. (AAL-3) HUGUES DE MONTGOMERY in 994.

5. HUMPHREY³ DE VEULLES (Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (2) Tourade² and Eva (de CREPON) PONTAUDEMER, was born circa 980^[100], and was buried in Preaux Abbey, Ponteaudemer, Normandy, France. He married circa 1005, AUBEREE DE LA HAYE, who died circa 1045^[100]. ^{[68, 27, 103, 113]}
Children:

	12	i.	ROBERT4 DE BEAUMONT, b. circa 1005.
+	13	ii.	COUNT ROGER DE BEAUMONT of Ponteaudemer, b. circa 1022, d. in 1094; m. (ZN-2) COUNTESS ADELIZA DE MEULENT circa 1040.

11. JOSCELINE³ DE PONTAUDEMER (Tourade², Torf¹), daughter of (2) Tourade² and Eva (de CREPON) PONTAUDEMER, was born between 964 and 980, and died between 994 and 1090. She married in 994, (AAL-3) HUGUES DE MONTGOMERY^[31], son of (AAL-2) Roger MONTGOMERY. ^[31]
Child: See (AAL-3) Hugues de MONTGOMERY

13. COUNT ROGER⁴ DE BEAUMONT (Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Ponteaudemer, son of (5) Humphrey³ and Auberee (de la HAYE) VEULLES, was born circa 1022, died in 1094 and was buried in Preaux Abbey. He married circa 1040, (ZN-2) COUNTESS ADELIZA DE MEULENT of Ponteaudemer, daughter of (ZN-1) Count Waleran and Oda (de CONTEVILLE), who was born circa 1014, and died in 1081. ^{[68, 48, 35, 27, 103, 112]}
Seigneur de Pont Audemar
Children:

+	14	i.	ROBERT5, 1ST EARL OF LEICESTER, b. in 1040 in Pont-Audemer, (Beaumont), Normandy, d. on 5 June 1118 in Leicestershire, England, United Kingdom; m. (T-26) COUNTESS ISABEL (ELIZABETH) DE VERMANDOIS in 1096 in France.
+	15	ii.	HENRY DE NEWBURGH, 1ST EARL OF WARWICK of Newbourgh, Bure, b. circa 1045, d. on 20 June 1123 in Ponteaudemer, Normandy, France; m. (AAQ-3) MARGARET DE PERCHE circa 1090.
	16	iii.	WILLIAM.
	17	iv.	ALBREDE.

14. ROBERT⁵ DE BEAUMONT, 1ST EARL OF LEICESTER (Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (13) Count Roger⁴ and (ZN-2) Countess Adeliza (de MEULENT), was born in 1040 in Pont-Audemer, (Beaumont), Normandy, France, died on 5 June 1118 in Leicestershire and was buried in Preaux, Normandy, France. He married in France, in 1096, (T-26) COUNTESS ISABEL (ELIZABETH) DE VERMANDOIS of Valois, Bretagne, France, daughter of (T-20) Duke Hugh Crepi and (JO-79) Countess Adelaide (de VERMANDOIS), who was born circa 1081, was christened in 1131, died on 13 Feb. 1131 in England, and was buried in Lewes, Sussex, England. ^{[85, 49, 34, 27, 72, 1]}
Lord of Beaumont, Pont-Audemer and Brionne, Count of Meulan,
cr. first Earl of Leicester 1103, Companion of William the Conqueror at
Hastings, 1066.
Children:

+	18	i.	COUNT WALERAN6 of Meulan, b. in 1104, d. on 10 April 1166; m. (AAH-2) AGNES D'EVREUX circa 1141.
+	19	ii.	ROBERT II, 2ND EARL OF LEICESTER of Great Bowden, Leicestershire, b. in 1104, d. on 5 April 1168 in England; m. (SJ-4) AMICE DE GAEL after Nov. 1120.
	20	iii.	HUGH, (EARL) of Elveston, Bedfordshire, England.
	21	iv.	DREUX.
	22	v.	ADELINE.
	23	vi.	ALICE.
+	24	vii.	MAUD, d. after 1189; m. (XF-1) WILLIAM DE LOVEL, (LORD).
	25	viii.	WEVIA.
+	26	ix.	ISABEL (ELIZABETH) of Leicester, Leicestershire, b. circa 1086, d. circa 1147; m. (L-6) GILBERT DE CLARE, 1ST EARL OF PEMBROKE before 1130 in Tunbridge, Kent, England.

15. HENRY⁵ DE NEWBURGH, 1ST EARL OF WARWICK (Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Newbourgh, son of (13) Count Roger⁴ and (ZN-2) Countess Adeliza (de MEULENT), was born circa 1045, died on 20 June 1123 in Ponteaudemer, Normandy, France and was buried in Abbey Of Preaux, Pont-Audemer, France. He married circa 1090, (AAQ-3) MARGARET DE PERCHE of Normandy, France, daughter of (AAQ-2) Count Geoffrey II and (AEQ-2) Beatrix (de MONTDIDIER), who was born between 1057 and 1077, and died after 1156. ^{[73, 51, 30, 103, 119, 112]}
cr. 1st Earl of Warwick, ca. 1090
Children:

+	27	i.	ROGER6, 2ND EARL OF WARWICK, b. in 1102 in Warwick, Warwickshire, England, d. on 12 June 1151/3 in Warwickshire; m. (ANA-7) GUNDRED DE WARENNE before 1130.
	28	ii.	HENRY.
	29	iii.	GEOFFREY.
+	30	iv.	ROBERT DE NEUFBOURG of Ponteaudemer, Normandy, France, b. circa 1100, d. on 30 Aug. 1159; m. (AKE-5) GODEHAUT DE TOENI.
	31	v.	ROTRODE, d. on 27 Nov. 1183.
	32	vi.	RICHARD.
	33	vii.	MARGERY.
	34	viii.	AGNES.

18. COUNT WALERAN⁶ DE BEAUMONT (Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Meulan, son of (14) Robert⁵, 1st Earl of Leicester and (T-26) Countess Isabel (Elizabeth) (de VERMANDOIS), was born in 1104, and died on 10 April 1166. He married circa 1141, (AAH-2) AGNES D'EVREUX, daughter of (AAH-1) Amauri, Comte d'Evreux and Agnes, who died on 15 Dec. 1181 in Preaux, Normandy, France^[47]. ^{[5, 18, 47]}
Count de Meulan, Earl of Worcester
Children:

+	35	i.	SIR ROBERT7, d. in 1207; m. (P-56) MAUD FITZ-ROY in 1165.
+	36	ii.	ISABEL DE MEULAN; m. (KT-1) MAURICE III DE CRAON.

19. ROBERT II⁶ DE BEAUMONT, 2ND EARL OF LEICESTER (Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Great Bowden, son of (14) Robert⁵, 1st Earl of Leicester and (T-26) Countess Isabel (Elizabeth) (de VERMANDOIS), was born in 1104, died on 5 April 1168 in England^[3] and was buried in Leicester Abbey, Leicester. He married after Nov. 1120, (SJ-4) AMICE DE GAEL^[3] of Norfolk, England, daughter of (SJ-3) Ralph II and Avise GAEL, who was born circa 1108. ^{[8, 28, 87, 17, 23, 53, 44]}
2nd Earl of Leicester; knighted 1122; Justiciar of England, 1155-1168.
Wife acc. to Browning, "Americans of Royal Descent" is Lady Aurelia,
dau. of Ralph de Waer, Earl of Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridge, 1066
Children:

+	37	i.	ROBERT III7, 3RD EARL OF LEICESTER of Great Bowden, b. before 1135, d. on 31 Aug. 1190 in Durazzo, Greece; m. (QP-4) PETRONILLA DE GRANTMESNIL between 1145 and .
+	38	ii.	HAWISE of Leicester, b. circa 1134, d. on 24 April 1197; m. (P-57) WILLIAM FITZ ROBERT, 2ND EARL OF GLOUCESTER circa 1150.
+	39	iii.	ISABEL of Leicester, b. circa 1132; m. (AD-4) SIMON II DE ST. LIZ.
+	40	iv.	MARGARET of Leicester; m. (AKE-6) RALPH V DE TOENI (DE CONCHES) after 1155.

24. MAUD⁶ DE BEAUMONT (Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), daughter of (14) Robert⁵, 1st Earl of Leicester and (T-26) Countess Isabel (Elizabeth) (de VERMANDOIS), was born in 1145, and died between 1189 and 1210. She married (XF-1) WILLIAM DE LOVEL, (LORD), who died INT 1166 (1170 ()). ^{[4, 84]}
(Matilda or Alberade) or Auber‚e
Child: See (XF-1) William de LOVEL, (Lord)
26. ISABEL (ELIZABETH)⁶ DE BEAUMONT (Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Leicester, daughter of (14) Robert⁵, 1st Earl of Leicester and (T-26) Countess Isabel (Elizabeth) (de VERMANDOIS), was born circa 1086, and died in 1147. She married in Tunbridge, before 1130, (L-6) GILBERT DE CLARE, 1ST EARL OF PEMBROKE, son of (L-3) Gilbert (FitzRichard), Earl of Hertford and (JF-3) Adelaide (de CLERMONT), who was born on 21 Sept. 1100 in Tunbridge, and died on 6 Jan. 1147/8 in England. ^{[12, 86, 26, 50, 36, 29, 1]}
Children: See (L-6) Gilbert de CLARE, 1st Earl of Pembroke
27. ROGER⁶ DE NEWBURGH, 2ND EARL OF WARWICK (Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (15) Henry⁵, 1st Earl of Warwick and (AAQ-3) Margaret (de PERCHE), was born in 1102 in Warwick, and died on 12 June 1151/3 in Warwickshire. He married before 1130, (ANA-7) GUNDRED DE WARENNE of Warwick, daughter of (ANA-3) William II, 2nd Earl of Surrey and (T-26) Countess Isabel (Elizabeth) (de VERMANDOIS) (BEAUMONT), who was born between 1107 and 1127, died after 1167 in Warwickshire, and was buried in Kelso, Roxburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom. ^{[13, 87, 30, 46, 37, 119]}
2nd Earl of Warwick, crusader.
Children:

	41	i.	WILLIAM7, (EARL) of Maxtoke, Warwickshire, b. circa 1130, d. on 15 Nov. 1184.
+	42	ii.	WALERAN, 4TH EARL OF WARWICK of Warwickshire, b. circa 1140, d. in 1204; m. (RS-4) ALICE DE HARCOURT circa 1196 in Warwick.
	43	iii.	HENRY.
	44	iv.	AGNES.

30. ROBERT⁶ DE NEUFBOURG (Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Ponteaudemer, Normandy, France, son of (15) Henry⁵, 1st Earl of Warwick and (AAQ-3) Margaret (de PERCHE), was born circa 1100^[100], died on 30 Aug. 1159^[77] and was buried in Bec Abbey, Normandy, France. He married (AKE-5) GODEHAUT DE TOENI, daughter of (AKE-2) Ralph IV and (ABV-4) Alice (Adeliza) (of NORTHUMBERLAND) TOENI (DE CONCHES), who was born circa 1106^[114]. ^{[76, 103, 111]}
Sir Anthony Wagner in his English Genealogy (2nd ed., p. 66) states that "If Robert de Neufbourg, who held Winfrith Newburgh, Dorset, about 1130 could have been identified, as Hutchins thought he could, with his namesake the son of Henry Earl of Warwick, a family of Newbery, Newberry or Newbury, widespread today on the Devon and Dorset border, perhaps with a branch in New England, might possibly be derived from Thorold, lord of Pont-Audemer, a follower of Duke Richard I of Normandy (d. 996). This identification has, however, been disproved. From Robert of Winfrith to the seventeenth century the line appears clear and Dorset wills and modern directories show the name continuing in the same places. The derivation from this line of Thomas Newberry (1594-1635) the 1634 settler at Dorchester, Massachusetts, which has been suggested seems incorrect, yet he may descend from it somehow."

Wagner lists as sources:
William Farrer, "Honors and Knights' Fees", vol. i, p. 39;
J. H. Round, "The King's Serjeants", p. 123;
I. J. Sanders, "English Baronies", 1960, pp. 72-73;
"Sir Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals", ed. L. C. Loyd and D. M. Stenton, 1950, pp. 240-1;
Hutchins, "History of Dorset", 3rd ed., 1868, vol. i, pp. 366-8, 429, 436-7, 708-12;
"Complete Peerage", vii. 520-1, xxi. ii, 357 and app. A;
J. Gardner Bartlett, "Newberry Genealogy The Ancestors and Descendants of Thomas Newberry of Dorchester, Mass., 1934", Boston, 1914. ^[115]
Children:

	45	i.	HENRY7 DE NEWBURGH, b. circa 1130.
	46	ii.	ROBERT DE NEWBURGH.
+	47	iii.	ROGER, LORD OF POORSTOCK of Winfrith, Dorset, England, b. circa 1135, d. in 1194; m. (PZ-3) MATILDA DE GLASTONIA before 1172.
	48	iv.	RAOUL DE NEWBURGH.
	49	v.	RICHARD DE NEWBURGH.

35. SIR ROBERT⁷ DE BEAUMONT (Waleran⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (18) Count Waleran⁶ and (AAH-2) Agnes (D'EVREUX), was born between 1118 and 1151, and died in 1207. He married in 1165, (P-56) MAUD FITZ-ROY, daughter of (P-40) Reginald, Earl of Cornwall and Mabel. ^{[6, 18, 47, 81]}
Count de Meulan
Child:

+

50

i.

MAUD (MABEL)8, b. before 1204, d. after 1203; m. (AFA-2) WILLIAM DE VERNON, 5TH EARL OF DEVON.

36. ISABEL⁷ DE MEULAN (Waleran de BEAUMONT⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), daughter of (18) Count Waleran⁶ and (AAH-2) Agnes (D'EVREUX), was born between 1118 and 1164, and died between 1132 and 1274. She married (KT-1) MAURICE III DE CRAON, who died in 1215^[33].
Child: See (KT-1) Maurice III de CRAON
37. ROBERT III⁷ DE BEAUMONT, 3RD EARL OF LEICESTER (Robert II⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Great Bowden, son of (19) Robert II⁶, 2nd Earl of Leicester and (SJ-4) Amice (de GAEL), was born before 1135, and died on 31 Aug. 1190 in Durazzo, Greece. He married between 1145 and , (QP-4) PETRONILLA DE GRANTMESNIL of Leicestershire, daughter of (QP-3) Hugh II, Baron of Hinckley and Mrs-Hugh (de GRENTMESNIL), who was born circa 1134, died on 1 April 1212 in Leicester, and was buried in Leicester Abbey. ^{[9, 24, 54, 43, 17, 27]}
3rd Earl of Leicester, Crusader 1179
Steward of England
Children:

	51	i.	ROBERT8, (EARL) of Leicester, England, d. on 6 Jan. 1203/4.
	52	ii.	AMICIA.
+	53	iii.	LADY MARGARET of Hampshire, England, b. circa 1154, d. on 12 Jan. 1234/5; m. (AEN-3) SAHER IV DE QUINCY, 1ST EARL OF WINCHESTER before 1173 in England.

38. HAWISE⁷ DE BEAUMONT (Robert II⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Leicester, Leicestershire, daughter of (19) Robert II⁶, 2nd Earl of Leicester and (SJ-4) Amice (de GAEL), was born circa 1134, and died on 24 April 1197. She married circa 1150, (P-57) WILLIAM FITZ ROBERT, 2ND EARL OF GLOUCESTER of Kempsford, Gloucestershire, England, son of (P-41) Robert the Consul and (OD-2) Mabel (FITZ HAMON), who was born circa 1110, died on 23 Nov. 1183, and was buried in Spms, Keynsham. ^{[11, 82, 22, 52, 45]}
Child: See (P-57) William FITZ ROBERT, 2nd Earl of Gloucester
39. ISABEL⁷ DE BEAUMONT (Robert II⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Leicester, Leicestershire, daughter of (19) Robert II⁶, 2nd Earl of Leicester and (SJ-4) Amice (de GAEL), was born circa 1132, and died between 1132 and 1216. She married (AD-4) SIMON II DE ST. LIZ of Northamptonshire, England, son of (AD-2) Simon, Earl of Huntingdon and (ABV-3) Countess Maud (of HUNTINGDON), who was born circa 1090, and died in Aug. 1153. ^{[87, 30, 1]}
Child: See (AD-4) Simon II de ST. LIZ
40. MARGARET⁷ DE BEAUMONT (Robert II⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Leicester, Leicestershire, daughter of (19) Robert II⁶, 2nd Earl of Leicester and (SJ-4) Amice (de GAEL), was born between 1122 and 1142, and died between 1160 and 1252. She married after 1155, (AKE-6) RALPH V DE TOENI (DE CONCHES) of Flamstead, Hertfordshire, England, son of (AKE-3) Roger III and (U-24) Ida (of HAINAUT) TOENI (DE CONCHES), who was born circa 1130^[3], and died in 1162^[3].
Child: See (AKE-6) Ralph V de TOENI (DE CONCHES)
42. WALERAN⁷ DE NEWBURGH, 4TH EARL OF WARWICK (Roger⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Warwickshire, son of (27) Roger⁶, 2nd Earl of Warwick and (ANA-7) Gundred (de WARENNE), was born circa 1140, and died between 12 Dec. 1204 and 31 Dec. 1204^[119]. He married in Warwick, circa 1196, (RS-4) ALICE DE HARCOURT of Solihull, Warwickshire, daughter of (RS-3) Robert and (HS-4) Isabel (de CAMVILLE) HARCOURT, who was born circa 1181. ^{[14, 87, 21, 46, 37, 30, 119, 1]}
Children:

	54	i.	HENRY8, (EARL) of Maxtoke, d. on 10 Oct. 1229.
+	55	ii.	ALICE, b. in 1196 in Warwick, d. between 1246 and 1263; m. (YU-6) BARON WILLIAM MAUDUIT circa Sept. 1212.

47. ROGER⁷ DE NEUFBOURG, LORD OF POORSTOCK (Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Winfrith, son of (30) Robert⁶ and (AKE-5) Godehaut (de TOENI) NEUFBOURG, was born circa 1135^[100], died in 1194^[116] and was buried in Bindon Abbey, Dorset^[100]. He married before 1172, (PZ-3) MATILDA DE GLASTONIA^[116], daughter of (PZ-2) Robert, Lord of Poorstock and (ADH-3) Alice de Percy de Percy. ^{[77, 104, 110]}
Bartlett took the next ten generations of the Newburgh family at Winfrith, Dorset from Hutchin's, "History of Dorset". ^[100]
"In 1166 Roger de Neufbourg held two fees of Chokes; this family had held Winfrith Newburgh, Dors., by chamberlain serjeanty since the days of Henry I, and must not be confused with the Norman house of that name which was a younger branch of the family of the earls of Warwick."

He gave the mill of Wollaston to Peter son of Adam of Northampton, but the precise nature of the interest of the Neufbourgs in Wollaston is not clear. ^[120]
Roger and his wife Maud [Matilda] refounded in 1172 the abbey of Bindon, Dorset, which had originally been established by William de Glastonia. ^[116]
"WOOL, a parish in the liberty of BINDON, Blandford (South) division of the county of DORSET, 6 miles (W. by S.) from Wareham, containing 453 inhabitants. The living is a perpetual curacy, annexed to the vicarage of Coombe-Keynes, in the archdeaconry of Dorset, and diocese of Bristol. The church, dedicated to the Holy Rood, stands on the south side of the river Frome. Near it are the remains of Bindon abbey, founded, in 1172, by Robert de Newburgh and Matilda his wife, in honour of the Virgin Mary, for monks of the Cistercian order, whose revenue at the dissolution was (pounds) 229.2.1. A fair for cattle is held on May 3rd." ^[122]
Child:

+

56

i.

ROBERT8 of Winfrith, b. circa 1175, d. circa 1230.

50. MAUD (MABEL)⁸ DE BEAUMONT (Robert⁷, Waleran⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), daughter of (35) Sir Robert⁷ and (P-56) Maud (FITZ-ROY), was born before 1204, and died between 1204 and 1314. She married (AFA-2) WILLIAM DE VERNON, 5TH EARL OF DEVON of Okehampton, Devonshire, England, son of (AFA-1) Baldwin and Adelise REVIERS, who was born in 1155, and died in Sept. 1217. ^{[7, 18, 47, 81]}
living 1 May 1204
Child: See (AFA-2) William de VERNON, 5th Earl of Devon
53. LADY MARGARET⁸ DE BEAUMONT (Robert III⁷, Robert II⁶, Robert⁵, Roger⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Hampshire, daughter of (37) Robert III⁷, 3rd Earl of Leicester and (QP-4) Petronilla (de GRANTMESNIL), was born circa 1154, was christened in 1235, and died on 12 Jan. 1235. She married in England, before 1173, (AEN-3) SAHER IV DE QUINCY, 1ST EARL OF WINCHESTER^[57], son of (AEN-2) Robert I and (OM-2) Orabel (LEUCHARS) QUINCY, who was born in 1155^[56], died on 3 Nov. 1219 in Damietta, Dumyat, Egypt^{[56, 57]}, and was buried in Acre, Israel^[57]. ^{[10, 25, 55, 43, 17, 27]}
Children: See (AEN-3) Saher IV de QUINCY, 1st Earl of Winchester
55. ALICE⁸ DE NEWBURGH (Waleran⁷, Roger⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), daughter of (42) Waleran⁷, 4th Earl of Warwick and (RS-4) Alice (de HARCOURT), was born in 1196 in Warwick, and died between 1246 and 1263^[3]. She married circa Sept. 1212, (YU-6) BARON WILLIAM MAUDUIT, son of (YU-5) Robert and (DJ-2) Isabel (BASSET) MAUDUIT, who was born circa 1196 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England, and died in April 1257. ^{[15, 87, 21, 46, 37, 30, 1]}
Child: See (YU-6) Baron William MAUDUIT
56. ROBERT⁸ DE NEUFBOURG (Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Winfrith, son of (47) Roger⁷, Lord of Poorstock and (PZ-3) Matilda (de GLASTONIA), was born circa 1175^[100], died in 1230 and was buried circa 1230 in Bindon Abbey^[100]. ^{[78, 104, 110]}
Was under age at the time of his father's death about 1192, but on coming of age succeeded to the latter's estates in Dorsetshire and also inherited lands from his mother, as in 1199 he paid scutage of 30 marks on his fees formerly of Roger Arundel. ^[79]
In 1205 Robert was granted lands in Fordington, Dorset, to be caput of his barony in place of Poorstock. In 1207 Hurcot, Somerset, seems to have taken the place of Fordington. ^[116]
In 1208 William de Béthune sued Robert de Neufbourg for the manor [in Wollaston] on the ground that he held it under a mortgage which he, William, was willing to repay, and the plaintiff seems to have recovered possession.

Early in the 13th century, the hospital of the Holy Trinity-without Northampton in the parish of Kingsthorpe took the precaution of obtaining a confirmation from Robert de Neufbourg, son of Roger de Neufbourg that they owned the mill at Wollaston. ^[121]
On 24 Mar. 1210, King John confirmed to Robert de Newburgh the grant made to his grandfather Robert de Newburgh by King Henry I of the manor of Winfrith with lands in Lullworth, etc., in Dorsetshire, said manor being held in capite [of the Crown] by the service of holding the basin of water and towel for the washing of the King's hands on Christmas day. At a later period the time of this service was changed to the coronation day of each sovereign. This manor and service continued in the Newburgh family for twelve generations, during a period of nearly four centuries, through the coronation of King Henry VIII in 1509; in 1515, on the death of Sir Roger Newburgh, Knt., the manor passed through an heiress out of the Newburgh name; but at later coronations this right of service was claimed by the lords of the manor to whom it had descended from the Newburghs. ^[79]
In 1217, Robert, son of Roger de Newburgh, granted by charter the manor of Woolaveston to Bindon Abbey where he was interred about 1230. ^[79]
Child:

+

57

i.

ROBERT9 DE NEWBURGH, LORD OF POORSTOCK of Winfrith, b. circa 1200, d. in 1246; m. LUCY circa 1223.

57. ROBERT⁹ DE NEWBURGH, LORD OF POORSTOCK (Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Winfrith, son of (56) Robert⁸ NEUFBOURG, was born circa 1200^[100], and died in 1246^[100]. He married circa 1223, LUCY^[79], who died after 1270. ^{[79, 104, 116, 109]}
"English Baronies" only shows one Robert, "successor" (to the barony) of Roger de Newburgh, saying Robert was a minor until 1199, d. 1246. Similarly, Bartlett notes that the Newburgh pedigree in Hutchins' "History of Dorset" erroneously confuses this Robert Newburgh into one person with his father Robert Newburgh. ^{[116, 79]}
In 1234 paid a tax of 2 marks towards a grant to King Henry III on occasion of the marriage of the latter's sister Isabel. In 1242 he paid a fine of 30 marks to be released from going to Gascony in the service of King Henry III; and in 1246 he paid scutage of 15 pounds for fifteen knight's fees formerly of Roger Arundel, on a grand to the same Sovereign upon the marriage of the latter's daughter. ^[79]
Child:

+

58

i.

HENRY10, LORD OF POORSTOCK, b. circa 1223 in Winfrith, d. in 1271; m. MATILDA circa 1250.

58. HENRY¹⁰ DE NEWBURGH, LORD OF POORSTOCK (Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (57) Robert⁹, Lord of Poorstock and Lucy, was born circa 1223 in Winfrith^[79], and died in 1271^[118]. He married circa 1250, MATILDA^[80]. ^{[80, 104, 117]}
Bartlett states that in 1276 he was summoned by King Edward I to serve in the war against Llewellyn, Prince of North Wales. (Note that this date conflicts with the death date of 1271 given by Sanders.) ^{[80, 118]}
Children:

+	59	i.	JOHN11, LORD OF POORSTOCK, b. circa 1250, d. circa 25 June 1309; m. MARGERY in 1280.
	60	ii.	ROGER.
	61	iii.	THOMAS, b. before 1297, d. after 1297.

59. JOHN¹¹ DE NEWBURGH, LORD OF POORSTOCK (Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (58) Henry¹⁰, Lord of Poorstock and Matilda, was born circa 1250^[100], died circa 25 June 1309 and was buried in Bindon Abbey^[100]. He married in 1280, MARGERY. ^{[80, 104, 118]}
Children:

+	62	i.	SIR ROBERT12, b. circa 1280, d. in 1338; m. MARGARET circa 1315.
	63	ii.	JOHN.

62. SIR ROBERT¹² DE NEWBURGH (John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (59) John¹¹, Lord of Poorstock and Margery, was born circa 1280^[100], and died in 1338^[100]. He married circa 1315, MARGARET. ^{[80, 104, 118]}
Child:

+

64

i.

THOMAS13, b. circa 1315, d. circa 1365; m. HAWISA circa 1337.

64. THOMAS¹³ NEWBURGH (Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (62) Sir Robert¹² and Margaret, was born circa 1315^[100], died in 1365^[100] and was buried in Bindon Abbey. He married circa 1337, HAWISA, who died in Nov. 1381. ^{[58, 104]}
Child:

+

65

i.

JOHN14, (ESQ.) of Lulworth, Dorset, b. circa 1340; bur. on 4 June 1381 in Bindon Abbey; m. (AEB-8) MARGARET POYNTZ circa 1370.

65. JOHN¹⁴ DE NEWBURGH, (ESQ.) (Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹) of Lulworth, son of (64) Thomas¹³ and Hawisa NEWBURGH, was born circa 1340^[89], and was buried on 4 June 1381 in Bindon Abbey^{[89, 100]}. He married circa 1370, (AEB-8) MARGARET POYNTZ^{[89, 100]}, daughter of (AEB-7) Sir Nicholas and (NO-2) Eleanor (ERLEIGH). ^{[90, 38, 58, 104]}
Child:

+

66

i.

JOHN15, ESQ., b. circa 1370, d. INT circa Feb. 1438 (39 ()); m. (ZI-2) JOAN DE LA MERE before 1400.

66. JOHN¹⁵ NEWBURGH, ESQ. (John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (65) John¹⁴, (Esq.) and (AEB-8) Margaret (POYNTZ), was born circa 1370^[89], died in Feb. 1438^[89] and was buried in Bindon Abbey. He married before 1400, (ZI-2) JOAN DE LA MERE^{[89, 100]}, daughter of (ZI-1) Sir John. ^{[91, 38, 59, 104]}
Children:

+	67	i.	JOHN16, ESQ., b. circa 1400, d. on 1 April 1484 in Dorset; m. (HX-2) ALICE CARENT circa 1435.
	68	ii.	EDITH.
	69	iii.	ALICE.
	70	iv.	a daughter.

67. JOHN¹⁶ NEWBURGH, ESQ. (John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (66) John¹⁵, Esq. and (ZI-2) Joan (de la MERE), was born circa 1400^[89], died on 1 April 1484 in Dorset^[89] and was buried in Bindon Abbey^[100]. He married circa 1435, (HX-2) ALICE CARENT, daughter of (HX-1) William CARENT. ^{[92, 38, 60, 104]}
Children:

	71	i.	WILLIAM17, b. circa 1435, d. on 4 May 1471 in Tewksbury, England. Died while serving under the Lancashire banner in the "Wars of the Roses" when he was taken prisoner by the victorious Yorkists at the Battle of Tewksbury & was beheaded & buried on the field.
	72	ii.	JOHN, b. circa 1440, d. INT circa March 1496 (97 ()).
+	73	iii.	THOMAS, (ESQ.), b. circa 1445, d. on 15 March 1512/3 in Berkley, Somerset, England; m. ALICE circa 1484.
	74	iv.	JOAN.
	75	v.	ANASTASIA.
	76	vi.	ISABEL.
	77	vii.	MARGARET.

73. THOMAS¹⁷ NEWBURGH, (ESQ.) (John¹⁶, John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (67) John¹⁶, Esq. and (HX-2) Alice (CARENT), was born circa 1445^[89], died on 15 March 1513 in Berkley^[100] and was buried in Berkley^[100]. He married circa 1484, ALICE^{[38, 100]}, who died in 1525^[100]. ^{[93, 38, 61, 104]}
Received manor of Berkley from his mother. ^[38]
Children:

	78	i.	JOHN18 NEWBOROUGH, b. circa 1485, d. in 1515.
+	79	ii.	WALTER, b. circa 1487, d. on 12 Aug. 1517; m. ELIZABETH BIRPORT circa 1512.
	80	iii.	CHRISTOPHER.
	81	iv.	THOMAS.
	82	v.	RACHEL.
	83	vi.	JANE.

79. WALTER¹⁸ NEWBURGH (Thomas¹⁷, John¹⁶, John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (73) Thomas¹⁷, (Esq.) and Alice, was born circa 1487^{[89, 100]}, and died on 12 Aug. 1517^{[89, 100]}. He married circa 1512, ELIZABETH BIRPORT^{[38, 89]}, who died INT 1570 (71 ())^[89]. ^{[94, 38, 63, 104]}
or Newborough
Children:

	84	i.	SUSAN19, b. circa 1512.
	85	ii.	ANNE.
	86	iii.	DOROTHY.
+	87	iv.	RICHARD, b. circa July 1517, d. before 30 Jan. 1568/9 in Othe Frauncis, Dorset; m. (TA-3) ELIZABETH HORSEY circa 1552 in Dorset.

87. RICHARD¹⁹ NEWBURGH (Walter¹⁸, Thomas¹⁷, John¹⁶, John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (79) Walter¹⁸ and Elizabeth (BIRPORT) NEWBURGH, was born circa July 1517^[89], died before 1 Jan. in Othe Frauncis^[89] and was buried in Netherbury, Dorset^[100]. He married in Dorset, circa 1552, (TA-3) ELIZABETH HORSEY, daughter of (TA-2) William and (XL-12) Dorothy (LUDLOWE) HORSEY. ^{[95, 38, 64, 104]}
Held manors in Dorset. ^[38]
Children:

	88	i.	ELIZABETH20, b. circa 1553.
	89	ii.	WALTER, b. circa 1555, d. INT Feb. 1598 (99 ()).
+	90	iii.	RICHARD, b. in 1557 in Dorset, d. circa 1629 in Yarcombe, Devonshire; m. (YT-3) GRACE MATTHEW on 15 Jan. 1580/1 in Yarcombe.
	91	iv.	KATHERINE, b. circa 1559.
	92	v.	WILLIAM, b. circa 1561; bur. on 23 Oct. 1632 in Frampton, Dorset.

90. RICHARD²⁰ NEWBURGH (Richard¹⁹, Walter¹⁸, Thomas¹⁷, John¹⁶, John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (87) Richard¹⁹ and (TA-3) Elizabeth (HORSEY) NEWBURGH, was born in 1557 in Dorset, and died in 1629 in Yarcombe. He married in Yarcombe, on 15 Jan. 1580/1, (YT-3) GRACE MATTHEW^[105], daughter of (YT-2) John MATHEW, who was christened on 21 Nov. 1558 in Yarcombe, was buried on 18 Dec. 1632 in Yarcombe^[100]. ^{[96, 38, 65, 105]}
Sir Anthony Wagner in his English Genealogy (2nd ed., p. 66) states that "If Robert de Neufbourg, who held Winfrith Newburgh, Dorset, about 1130 could have been identified, as Hutchins thought he could, with his namesake the son of Henry Earl of Warwick, a family of Newbery, Newberry or Newbury, widespread today on the Devon and Dorset border, perhaps with a branch in New England, might possibly be derived from Thorold, lord of Pont-Audemer, a follower of Duke Richard I of Normandy (d. 996). This identification has, however, been disproved. From Robert of Winfrith to the seventeenth century the line appears clear and Dorset wills and modern directories show the name continuing in the same places. The derivation from this line of Thomas Newberry (1594-1635) the 1634 settler at Dorchester, Massachusetts, which has been suggested seems incorrect, yet he may descend from it somehow."

(From the above, we might assume that Wagner's doubt is in this generation, that he doubts that the Devonshire family descends from the Dorset family in the way Bartlett claimed. Another possible reading is that "this line" refers to the Earls of Warwick rather than the family of Winfrith.)

Wagner lists as sources:
William Farrer, "Honors and Knights' Fees", vol. i, p. 39;
J. H. Round, "The King's Serjeants", p. 123;
I. J. Sanders, "English Baronies", 1960, pp. 72-73;
"Sir Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals", ed. L. C. Loyd and D. M. Stenton, 1950, pp. 240-1;
Hutchins, "History of Dorset", 3rd ed., 1868, vol. i, pp. 366-8, 429, 436-7, 708-12;
"Complete Peerage", vii. 520-1, xxi. ii, 357 and app. A;
J. Gardner Bartlett, "Newberry Genealogy The Ancestors and Descendants of Thomas Newberry of Dorchester, Mass., 1934", Boston, 1914.

Bartlett shows the line as valid. "Sir Christopher Hatton's Book of Seals" warns not to confuse the Earls of Warwick with the Winfrith family, but does not contain any information about this generation. "English Baronies" similarly contains no information about this generation. Hence none of these provide any reason to doubt the descent of the immigrant from the Winfrith family. The other sources (Farrer, Round, Hutchins, and CP) have yet to be checked.
Children:

	93	i.	JOHN21, bp. on 2 March 1581/2 in Yarcombe.
	94	ii.	WILLIAM, bp. on 18 April 1584 in Yarcombe.
	95	iii.	ALICE, bp. on 31 Dec. 1586 in Yarcombe.
	96	iv.	FIDES NEWBERRY, bp. on 1 Oct. 1589 in Yarcombe.
	97	v.	ROBERT NEWBERRY, bp. on 1 April 1592; bur. on 28 April 1596.
+	98	vi.	THOMAS NEWBERRY, b. on 10 Nov. 1594 in Yarcombe, d. in Dec. 1635 in Dorchester, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts, United States; m. (1) (LH-15) JANE (OR JOAN) DABINOTT circa 1619; m. (2) (LH-11) JANE DABINOT circa 1630.
	99	vii.	DOROTHY NEWBERRY, bp. on 16 Sept. 1597 in Yarcombe; bur. on 6 Aug. 1600.
	100	viii.	ROBERT NEWBERRY, bp. on 23 April 1600 in Yarcombe, d. on 22 Aug. 1687.
	101	ix.	HENRY, bp. on 8 July 1603 in Yarcombe.

98. THOMAS²¹ NEWBERRY (Richard NEWBURGH²⁰, Richard¹⁹, Walter¹⁸, Thomas¹⁷, John¹⁶, John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (90) Richard²⁰ and (YT-3) Grace (MATTHEW) NEWBURGH, was born on 10 Nov. 1594 in Yarcombe^[3], was christened on 11 Nov. 1594 in Yarcombe^[97], and died in Dec. 1635 in Dorchester^[97]. He married (1st) circa 1619, (LH-15) JANE (OR JOAN) DABINOTT^[97], daughter of (LH-7) Christopher DABINOT, who was born circa 1600^{[98, 62]}, and died circa 1629 in England^{[98, 70, 100]}. He married (2nd) circa 1630, (LH-11) JANE DABINOT^[69], daughter of (LH-4) John and Johane DABINOT, who was christened on 12 June 1611 in Chardstock, Dorset^[108], and died on 23 April 1655 in Norwalk, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, United States^{[69, 106]}. ^{[97, 16, 41, 66, 99]}
"One of the Earliest settlers of Dorchester, Mass., and one of the largest
landed proprietors; he died in 1633 on the eve of his departure with his family
for Connecticut..."
(NEHGR 25:72-73)
17 Apr 1634 Mr. Newburgh with 2nd wife Jane & 7 children set sail in "Mary &
John" from Weymouth Eng for Dorchester Mass. -Newbury Family
The 8th edition of Ancestal Roots revises Thomas Newberry's information as follows:

40. Thomas Newberry, 4th son (6th ch.), bapt. Yarcombe, co. Devon, 11 Nov.
1594, to America on the ‘Recovery of London’ Apr. 1634, d. Dorchester, Mass. Dec. 1635;
m. (1) abt. 1619, Jane Dabinot, b. abt. 1600, d. Eng., abt. 1629, dau. of Christopher
Dabinot of Yarcombe, co. Devon and Chardstock, co. Dorset; m. (2) Joan Dabinot, d.
Norwalk, Conn., 3 Apr. 1655 (believed to have been a cousin of his 1st wife), dau. of John
Dabinot. Joan m. (2) 1637, as his 2nd wife, Rev. John Warham of Norwalk, Conn.
(Bartlett, cit., 35-44; Search for the Passengers of the Mary and John 1630, v. 17: 106-107, 109-110,
v. 26: 5)

In contrast the previous edition from 1992 (7th edition) reads:

40. Thomas Newberry, 4th son (6th ch.), b. Yarcombe, 10 Nov. 1594, to
America Apr. 1634, to Dorchester, Mass., where d. Dec. 1635; m. (1) ca. 1619, Joan,
b. ca. 1600, dau. of Christopher Dabinott of Yarcombe, d. Eng. ca. 1629; m. (2) ca.
a Jane, who may have been Jane Dabinott, cousin of his (1) wife. She m. (2) 1637,
as (2) wife, Rev. John Warham of Norwalk, Conn., where she d. 3 Apr. 1655.
(Bartlett, cit., 35-44). ^[89]
Thomas Newberry was named as an overseer in the will of Johis (John) Dabinott (available online for a fee at http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk):

PROB 11/145 Will of John Dabinott, Husbandman of Chardstock, Dorset 369 / 315
Johis Dabinott

In the name of God Amen the first day of November
in the year of our Lord God one thousand six hundred twenty and fower I John Dabinott of Chardstocke
in the County of Dorsett husbandman sicke of body, but of good and perfect memory ( god bee praised )
Doe make & ordayne this my last will & testament in manner & forme following That is to saye
Item I commend my soule into the hands of God my maker hopeing assuredly through the onely meritts of
Jesus Christ my Saviour to bee made p'taker of life everlastinge And my bodie to bee buried in the parish
church of Chardstocke aforesaid Item I give to the p'ish church of Chardstocke aforesaid three shillings
& fower pence Item to the poore there ten shillings Item I give to the p'ish church of Yarcombe in the
county of Devon three shillings & fower pence and unto the poore there five shillings and eight pence to
bee distributed by the advise of my overseers. Item to my sonne Thomas Dabynott I give & bequeath forty
shillings currant english money Item to my sonne John Dabynott I give and bequeath one hundred and
fifty pounds currant english money to be imployed for his benefitt by my overseers untill he accomplish
the age of one and twentie years Item to my daughter Johane I give and bequeath two hundred pounds
currant english money to bee delivered her within one moneth of her marriage, marryinge by the
advise of her mother & overseers or the most pte of them whereof the one to bee her mother Item to
my daughter Jane I give and bequeath one hundred and fifty pounds currant english money to bee
paid her within one moneth of her marryage by the advise of her mother and overseers or
the most pte of them whereof the one to bee her mother in the meanetyme to bee imployed for her
benefitt by my overseers and if my said sonne John shall decease before he accomplish the age of
eighteene years, that then his said portion to remayne to my said daughter Jane. And if my said
daughter Jane shall decease before she accomplish the age of fifteene years then her said portion to remayne
to my said sonne John Dabynott Item to my daughter Carolyne I give and bequeath forty shillings Item to
her daughter Sara I give and bequeath five pounds Item to every of my godchildren I give and
bequeath twelve pence. All the rest of my goods and chattles whatsoever moveable and nonmoveable
in whose hands or custody soever they bee or maie bee found my debts legacies and funerall discharged
I give and wholy bequeath to my wife Johane Dabynott, whom I doe ordayne & make my sole ane onely
executrix of this my last will & testament And I doe ordayne and appoynt Christopher Dabinott &
Thomas Newberry to bee my overseers of this my last will and testament, and for theire paynes
takinge I give and bequeath to every of them one gold ringe worth in value twenty shillings In witnes
whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale the daie and yere first above written Signed Johis
Dabynott in the presence of Thomas Newberry
"Search for the Passengers of the Mary and John", Vol. 17, p. 106-107 calls Thomas's first wife "Jane Dabinot" (p.106), "Joane" (p.106), "Joan Dabinot" (p. 107), and "Jane Dabinot" (p.108). It calls Thomas Newberry's second wife "Jane (Dabinot?), perhaps the cousin of his first wife and dau. of John and Joan Dabinot" (p.106), "Jane" (p. 107), and "Jane (Dabinot?)" (p. 108). ^[106]
Gary Boyd Roberts writes: "Note that the line [Joseph Gardner Bartlett] developed for Thomas Newberry of Mass., included in the Ancestral Roots series and, as a possibility, in my 1989 Ancestors of American Presidents, is excluded herein, following Sir A.R. Wagner's doubts about it in "English Genealogy")." ^[88]
From http://talesofthenewworld.blogspot.com/2007/04/dorset-pilgrims-story-of-westcountry.html :
"Returning to Charmouth and then up the River Char past Whitchurch Canonicorum we pass on into Marshwood Vale. This was rough, steeply enclosed country on cold, heavy clay, remote and inaccessible in winter; it was largely pasture for dairying with plenty of game in the old forest and meandering roads linking ancient farmsteads. One of these was 'Coweleyes', the property of the Newberrys. Thomas Newberry was a younger son of a younger son of fairly prominent Dorset gentry. Like many a younger son he tried to make a living in London at the Bar but gave it up to return to live in the depths of the country in a house belonging to his father-in-law. In 1630 he was probably already contemplating a removal to New England, and with his family of seven children would sail from Weymouth in April 1634. Thomas himself, a stockholder in the Massachusetts Bay Company, would not long survive in Dorchester, Massachusetts, but his widow and their children would become one of the prominent first families of Windsor on the Connecticut."

and also mentions "Thomas Newberry, cousin of Roger, rector of Simonsbury"
Children of: Thomas²¹ NEWBERRY and Jane (or Joan) DABINOTT:

	102	i.	JOSEPH22, b. circa 1620 in Marshwood, Dorset, d. after 1675.
	103	ii.	SARAH, b. circa 1622 in Marshwood, d. on 11 July 1684 in Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut.
+	104	iii.	MAJ. BENJAMIN, b. in 1624 in Yarcombe, d. on 11 Sept. 1689 in Windsor; m. (BB-3) MARY ALLYN on 11 June 1646 in Windsor.
	105	iv.	MARY, bp. on 22 Oct. 1626 in Whitchurch Canonicorum, Dorset, d. on 29 Aug. 1688 in Windsor.
	106	v.	JOHN, bp. on 19 Feb. 1628/9 in Whitchurch Canonicorum, d. in Dec. 1647 in Windsor, Hertfordshire.

Children of: Thomas²¹ NEWBERRY and Jane DABINOT:

	107	i.	REBECCA22, b. circa 1631 in England, d. on 21 Nov. 1688.
	108	ii.	HANNAH, b. circa 1633 in England, d. before 1661.
	109	iii.	a daughter, b. circa 1635.

104. MAJ. BENJAMIN²² NEWBERRY (Thomas²¹, Richard NEWBURGH²⁰, Richard¹⁹, Walter¹⁸, Thomas¹⁷, John¹⁶, John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), son of (98) Thomas²¹ and (LH-15) Jane (or Joan) (DABINOTT) NEWBERRY, was born in 1624 in Yarcombe^[39], was christened in Marshwood, and died on 11 Sept. 1689 in Windsor, Hartford Co.^{[42, 74, 107]} He married in Windsor, Hartford Co., on 11 June 1646, (BB-3) MARY ALLYN^{[42, 107, 124]}, daughter of (BB-2) Matthew, Hon. and (AOT-3) Margaret (WYATT), who was christened on 20 Jan. 1627/8 in Braunton, Devonshire^[124], and died on 29 July 1689 in Windsor, Hartford Co. ^{[83, 20, 40, 71, 2]}
Deputy to the General Court of Connecticut, etc. ^[19]
Children:

	110	i.	MARY23 NEWBURY, b. on 10 March 1647/8 in Windsor, Hartford Co., d. on 14 Dec. 1703
+	111	ii.	SARAH, b. on 14 June 1650 in Northampton, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, d. on 3 Oct. 1716; m. (IZ-11) CAPT. PRESERVED CLAPP on 4 June 1668 in Windsor, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts.
	112	iii.	HANNAH NEWBURY, b. on 22 Dec. 1652 in Windsor, Hartford Co., d. on 21 Sept. 1663
	113	iv.	REBECCA NEWBURY, b. on 2 May 1655 in Windsor, Hartford Co., d. on 17 Oct. 1718
	114	v.	THOMAS NEWBURY, b. on 1 Sept. 1657 in Windsor, Hartford Co., d. on 30 April 1688 in Windsor, Hartford Co.; m. (OW-16) ANN FORD on 12 March 1676/7 in Windsor, Hartford Co.
	115	vi.	ABIGAIL NEWBURY, b. on 14 March 1659 in Windsor, Hartford Co.
	116	vii.	MARGARET NEWBURY, b. on 23 Oct. 1662 in Windsor, Hartford Co.
	117	viii.	BENJAMIN NEWBURY, b. on 20 April 1669 in Windsor, Hartford Co.
	118	ix.	HANNAH NEWBURY, b. on 1 July 1673 in Windsor, Hartford Co., d. on 17 Oct. 1718

111. SARAH²³ NEWBERRY (Benjamin²², Thomas²¹, Richard NEWBURGH²⁰, Richard¹⁹, Walter¹⁸, Thomas¹⁷, John¹⁶, John¹⁵, John¹⁴, Thomas¹³, Robert¹², John¹¹, Henry¹⁰, Robert⁹, Robert⁸, Roger⁷, Robert⁶, Henry⁵, Roger de BEAUMONT⁴, Humphrey de VEULLES³, Tourade de PONTAUDEMER², Torf¹), daughter of (104) Maj. Benjamin²² and (BB-3) Mary (ALLYN), was born on 14 June 1650 in Northampton^[42], and died on 3 Oct. 1716^{[42, 102]}. She married in Windsor, Berkshire Co., on 4 June 1668, (IZ-11) CAPT. PRESERVED CLAPP^[123], son of (IZ-5) Capt. Roger and (OW-11) Joanna (FORD), who was born on 23 Nov. 1643 in Dorchester^{[42, 102]}, and died on 20 Sept. 1720 in Northampton^[42]. ^{[42, 75, 2, 102, 101]}
Sarah Newberry's ancestry is also shown at http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&threadm=36A7B83E.5370768F%40mail2.lcia.com&rnum=1&prev=/groups%3Fq%3Dbenjamin%2Bnewberry%2Bgroup:soc.genealogy.medieval%2Bgroup:soc.genealogy.medieval%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26group%3Dsoc.genealogy.medieval%26selm%3D36A7B83E.5370768F%2540mail2.lcia.com%26rnum%3D1
Children: See (IZ-11) Capt. Preserved CLAPP