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George Newhook 1708-? |
m.1735 |
Sarah Sansom 1708?-1773 |
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Charles Newhook 1752-1799 |
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Elizabeth ? ?-? |
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Charles 1778-? |
George 1780-? |
William 1782-? |
Mary 1786-? |
James 1788-? |
John 1792-? |
Sarah 1796-1798 |
Samuel 1799-? |
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CHARLES NEWHOOK
While family lore suggested that Charles was of French, possibly
Huegenot origin ("The Newhooks of Norman's Cove"), recent research by Katherine Lopez reveals that he was born in
Tarrant Gunville, Dorset, England, in 1752. He was baptised January 9,
1754, and died in 1799.
He emmigrated from Poole, England, to Trinity,
Newfoundland in 1775, to become master ship-builder for the firm of
Benjamin Lester, which later came to be called Lester & Garland. We don't
know how long Charles was in Poole, or if he married Elizabeth there, in
Newfoundland, or elsewhere.
Birth dates of Charles' children are taken from Bridget Power's "The
Newhooks of Norman's Cove" (1987), originally transcribed from The
Anglican parish records at Trinity, Trinity Bay.