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Worcestershire Newburghs

EXPLORING WORCESTERSHIRE, UK
Newborough and Clarke Families


The Newborough family discussed next was descended from the Berkeley clan of Thomas Newburgh son of John Newburgh Esq. The following information may possibly relate to the Newberry and Clarke families of New England.  Mary Newberry daughter of Thomas Newberry who died in Dorchester, MA in 1634, was married to a man named Daniel Clarke.  For those of you who are related to the Newberrys of Windsor CT through the Clarkes, it might be important to look at Worchester, UK if you haven’t already done so.

In Somerset Notes and Queries the following excerpt was written in 1880.

“Benjamin Newberry: Daniel Clarke (6th S. ii. 128, 148) There is a pedigree for a Newborough family in the Visitation of Somersetshire, 1623 (Harl. Soc. p. 78) But both these names occur in the parish registers of Oldawinford, Worcestershire.  Benjamin, the son of Jasper Newborough was baptized there in 1619.  He married in 1643, Joice Hickman and had issue.  The name occurs frequently, the favourite baptismal names being Jasper and Joshua.  In January, 1668-9 Samuel Clarke and Margery Newbrough were married by License, and in 1707 Mr. Daniel Clarke was buried.  Of this Clarke family there is a pedigree in Dr. Prattinton’s MSS in the library of the Society of Antiquaries.  The name Daniel was borne by several of them.   H. S. G. 

(Somerset or Dorset Notes and Queries, Vol. S6  No. 36, 1880 Sept-4  p. 195.) 


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