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School Group Photographs in 1950 (1950)
...School Group Photographs in 1950 Place name: Newton Date: 1950 Description: Two group photographs of...
...group photographs of the pupils of the Newton School in 1950   Margaret Price ,...
Memories of my School Days by Sylvia James (2003)
...Held at: Private collection Reference: SJ Source: Newton Church Room Renovation Project Title: Memories of...
...School Days by Sylvia James Place name: Newton Date: 2003 Description: A blue exercise book...
...brook to paddle and look for sticklebacks. Newton school children attended the Cottage Room after...
School Group Photograph in late 1920’s (1920’s)
...Photograph in late 1920 s Place name: Newton Date: 1920 s Description: A group photograph...
...group photograph of the pupils of the Newton School in the late 1920 s  ...
School Group Photograph in 1958 (1958)
...School Group Photograph in 1958 Place name: Newton Date: 1958 Description: A group photograph of...
...group photograph of the pupils of the Newton School in 1958   Back row :...
School Group Photograph in 1946-47 (1946)
...School Group Photograph in 1946-47 Place name: Newton Date: 1946 Description: A group photograph of...
...group photograph of the pupils of the Newton School in 1946-47   Back row :...
The Maescoeds (2007)
...the Marches needed Castles to feel secure. Newton lies on the eastern or Anglo Saxon...
...Dulas rivers. It has been known as Newton for perhaps about 1200 years. The two...
...therefore safe to assume that the name Newton was given to the area by the...
..., probably a very apt description of Newton in the years before the coming of...
...shaped the nature of the manors. In Newton, Margery had the Lower and Upper Maescoed...
Introduction to the Whitehouse Estate (1566 - 1833)
...Vowchurch and St.Margarets but also extended into Newton and Bacton. In Newton they were most...
...of the "Jenkin ap Richard" Manor of Newton in 17?? Parts of the estate have...
...to Ewyas Harold and his return through Newton (the Manor of "Jenkin ap Richard" )...
...waste lands situated in the Parishes of Newton and St Margarets, which were about to...
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Guest Contribution: History of Whitehouse Estate by Arthur Seward Wood (1954)
...This Manor, also described as " alias Newton" continued to be a part of the...
...Vaughan, Armiger, defendant, Manors of Backton, and Newton with perts and of the park of...
...with parts in Backton, St.Margarets, New'court and Newton . 1.2.& 4. Extracted from " An...
...the Manor of Jenkin ap Richard alias Newton and all lands thereto belonging, and several...
...belonging, and several Farms, Houses, etc. in Newton St.Margarets, Clodock, Bacton, Turnastone and. Vowchurch, and...
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School Group Photograph in 1896 (1896)
...School Group Photograph in 1896 Place name: Newton Date: 1896 Description: A group photograph of...
...group photograph of the pupils of the Newton School in 1896   This was in...
Newton School (1855 - 1962)
...  Title: Newton School Date: 1855 - 1962   In...
...and was restored and modernised in 2003. Newton School in 1920, the School House of the...