Sir
John
Newton
Born in East Harptree, Somerset, England
Ancestors 
Son of Richard (Newton) Craddock
and Emma (Perret) Perrot
[uncertain]
Husband of
Isabel (Cheddar) Newton
— married
1471 in East Harptree, Somerset, , England
Descendants 
Died
at about age 41
[location unknown]
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Biography
Sir John Newton (d. 1488), is the son of Sir Richard Newton (living Nov 1448; d. 1449, bur. Yatton), son of John Cradock of Newton,[1] & Margaret, dau. of Sir Owen Moythe of Castle Odwyn and Fountain Gate.[2][3][4][5]
While it's known that his father married twice, sources conflict on the identity of John's mother. Some sources state that she's Ema verch Sir Thomas Perrot (or Perret),[2][3] while others assert that it was Ema (d. abt. 1475), dau. of Sir Thomas Hervery.[6]
Marriage
m. Isabel (d. c. 1498),[7] d. & h. of Sir John Cheddar.[8]
Notes
- b. say 1420s; Possibly ancestor of Grace Newton (Elizabeth Willoughby).
Sources
- ↑ "Am y Kradoks," in Heraldic Vis. of Wales, p. 114-115. Google Books
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Rigg, J.M. (1894). Newton, Richard (1370?-1448?) (DNB00). WikiSource.org. Web.[1]
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Haethle," in Heraldic Vis. of Wales, p. 274-275. Google Books
- ↑ Herald & Genealogist, 4, p. 443.[2]
- ↑ "Sepulchral monuments in Bristol and Wells Cathedral, the churches of Yatton and Bitton, with notices of the tomb of Judge Cradock, the families of Newton and De Bitton," (1853). Memoirs Illustrative of the History and Antiquities of Bristol, and the Western Counties of Great Britain, p. 238. Google Books.
- ↑ Descents of the Lady Barr. p. 43. Google Books. Pedigree.
- ↑ Descents of the Lady Barr. The Herald and Genealogist, 4, p. 43. Google Books. Pedigree.
- ↑ Burke, (1844). "Newton of Barrs Court," in A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland, and Scotland, p. 384-385. Google Books.
- Somerset Record Society (Somerset Record Society, London, 1901) Vol. 16, Somerset Medieval Wills. (1383-1500), Page 272. Will dated 26 Jan 1487/8, proved 20 Mar 1487/8.
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