1. John1 NEWBROUGH, born abt. 1690 in est England; deceased Oct 1735 in East Bradford Twp., Chester Co. Pa. He married in abt 1726 in Chester Co. Pa, Dinah BUTTERFIELD, born abt. 1700 in Chester Co. Pa; deceased abt. 1779 in Chester Co. Pa, daughter of Thomas and Mary (?) Butterfield.

Complete Book of Emigrants, 1700-1750 by Peter Wilson Coldham. page 442. March 4- April 6 1730/1. Shippers by the UNITY, Mr. Abell Cane, bound from Bristol for Philadelphia: William Jenkins, JOHN NEWBROUGH. record number (PRO:E190/1206/3). Public Record Office, Chancery Lane. London, England, WC2A ILR, E190 record number 1565 to 1798 with 1553 bundles. Record only mentioned "Left Bristol for Philadelphia on 4 March 1731, carrying a load of 8 chaldrons of coal, Winchester measure" no mention of names of passengers.
(note, June 28, 1733, The Pennsylvania Gazette, mentioned Unity (Brigt. Unity, inbound from Bristol, Abel Cane)
1720 Tax List, Calne Twp. Chester Co., JOHN NEWBORY, 0" 12"
1721 Tax List, Calne Twp. Chester Co., JOHN NEWBOROW, freeman (Freeman consists of unmarried men)
1722 Tax List, Middletown twp. Chester Co., John Newburry
1730 Tax List, Bradford Twp. JOHN NEWBOROUGH, next name up is HENRY WOODWARD.
1732 Tax List, JOHN NEWBURGH, East Bradford Twp.
1734 Tax List, JOHN NEWBROUGH, East Bradford Twp.
1735 Tax List, JOHN NEWBROUGH, East Bradford Twp.

Land record
JOSEPH TOWNSEND to JOHN NEWBROUGH, Deed recorded, not until February 7, A.D. 1868. This Indenture made the twenty-fifth day of December in the year of our Lord, 1731 being the fifth year of the reign of King George the Second over Great Briton. Between JOSEPH TOWNSEND of the township of Bradford in the County of Chester in the Province of Pennsylvania, yeoman and MARTHA, his wife of the one part, and JOHN NEWBROUGH of the same Township, yeoman of the other part.

I had read someplace that most of the early settlers of Calne Twp. Came form Birmingham, England
Did not note source, so cannot find it again.

I had a researcher in London check out the PRO e190/1206/3 record he mentioned , no mention of passengers! On the ship Unity.

Staffordshire, England
Joseph Newbroke of Sturbridge an Jane Sheldon of Wedgbury married Jan. 8, 1644, St. Marys, Kingswinford
A Joseph Newbrough mentioned in John Newbrough will, who was son of Jasper Newbrough & Margery Smarte
"John Newbroughe of Bristol, Merchant

Will dated June 25,1658, proved June 30.1662 [88 LAUD] now at Antigua, my
brother Joseph Newbroughe, of Sturbridge, in Old Swinford, Co. Worcester, My brother Richard to preach my funeral sermon."
I cannot find any mention of Joseph Newbrough in Old Swinford records, maybe he was in Kingswinford?

Newbroke/Newbrooke & Newbrough/Newborough are interchangeable, something I had been doing for years and found to be done in official records. So I guess I was right in doing it.
Stourbridge, & Old Swinford, Worcestershire is sw edge of Birmingham
Kingswinford, Staffordshire, is 1 ½ miles North of Stourbridge an Wordsley is next to Kingswinford

Now the family I found.
John Newbrough buried Sept. 16, 1729, St. Marys, Kingswinford
Ann buried March 18, 1720, St. Marys Church, Kingswinford, Staffordshire
Children 1 Mary Newbrough Oct. 5, 1691 buried
2 Thomas Newbrough, Dec. 25, 1684 buried Nov. 18, 1721, St. Marys, Kingswinford
*3 John Newborgh, baptism March 22, 1686, St. Marys, Kingswinford
4 Ann Newbrough Aug. 30, 1688 ( Ann Newburgh married Nathaniel Harris Sept. 14, 1714)
*5 Joseph Newborough, March 23, 1695
6 Jeremiah Newbrough, Feb. 28, 1697
married Isabel Parkes of Kingswinford
Jermiah Narbrough & Isabel Parkes, Nov. 29, 1729
Jeremiah Newborough, buried Feb. 14, 1778, Stafford, Eng.

Children of Jeremiah & Isabel
Joshua Newbrough, Feb. 6, 1730, Died Feb. 8, 1730
Ann Newbrough May 29, 1732
John Newbrough June 30, 1734 Died July 1, 1734
Thomas Newbrough June 1, 1735
Elizabeth Newbrough Feb. 19, 1737 buried Jan. 31, 1741
John Newbrough May 29, 1740
Benjamin Newbrough June 12, 1743, Kingswinford, Staffordshire,
Mary baptism Jan. 31, 1745, married Thomas Dillard Dec. 27, 1770 Old Swinford

7 Sarah Newbrough Aug. 24, 1701, daughter of John Newbrough yeoman, & Ann housewife
8 Jasper Newburgh, Jan. 27, 1706

Apprenticeship Record, Aug. 7, 1712
Joseph son of John Newbrough of Wordsley in the parish of Kingswinford to Samuel Cox of the Lye in the parish of Old Swinford, Worc. Blacksmith

Not sure if same Joseph son of John an Ann
Joseph Newbrough married Elizabeth Archer Aug. 1725, Westminster, Middlesex, England,
LDS website listed marriage record listed Joseph Newbrough & Elizabeth Archer, marriage Aug. 1, 1725, Fleet, London, in non-conformists record
Non-conformists include, Methodists, Quakers, Baptists, etc, did not conform to the Church of England,
Daughters,Elizabeth Alice Newbrough, Jan. 29, 1728, St. James, Clerkenwell, London
Elizabeth Alice Newbrough, baptism March 30, 1729, St. James, Clerkenwell, London

Darby, Pa. was part of Chester Co. Pa. till 1789 when Delaware Co. was formed,

Will of Joseph Newbrough at Philadelphia, PA June 21, 1743. Joseph Newburgh of Darby, Daughters Sarah and Anne of the city of London, The testator being about to go on a voyage on the privateer George, of Philadelphia against the Spaniards, Executor Robert Strettle
Witnesses, George Wood and Edward Waldron of Darby, and Patrick Connor, Probate Feb. 2, 1749
March 5th 1752, Power of Attorney Elizabeth Newbrough of the parish of Saint Mary Magdlen Bermondsey in the county of Surry, widow and relics of Joseph Newbrough formerly of Bermondsey aforesaid Blacksmith and victualler (a grocer) and late of Philadelphia in America, deceased Ann Newbrough of Bermondsey aforesaid, Spinster (a woman who lives alone) and Sarah Gibson the wife of William Gibson of Bermondsey aforesaid, Mariner, which said Ann and Sarah are the Daughters and only children of the said Joseph Newbrough deceased.
Witnesses of Bermondsey Atty. Peter Paul
John Shirley & Edward Spain, on June 17, 1752 both of Phila, mariners before Joshua Maddox.



John Newbrough of Chester Co. Pa.
I do not believe was a Quaker, His daughter Ann had to apply the join the Quaker Religion
Ann Newbrough, daughter of John Newbrough & Dinah Butterfield.
Born abt 1728, died 1769, Wilmington, Delaware.
Nottingham MM, Book F, 1808- 1836, Cecil, Maryland, record, Ann Newbrough " a young woman with the approbation of E. Nottingham PM , rec im mbrp 21-12-1754
ANN NEWBROUGH; Quaker Records, Oct.20,1757, Nottingham Mouthy Meeting, ANN NEWBROUGH, Nottingham to Newark M.M. (Prior to 1754, Kennet Square M.M. called Newark).
Oct. 26,1758, New Garden M.M. at Londongrove, ANN NEWBROUGH brought certs from Newark M.M.

L.D.S. Film #0389408; ANN NEWBERRY, page 549, April 14,1766, Certs requested for ANN NEWBERRY to Wilmington 2-14-1766 (Quaker Calendar, early 1700's; March 1 was 1st month).
Wilmington MM. Certs received Sept. 6, 1766, Ann Newberry, single.
Orphan Court Book, New Castle County, Del., Book D, Vol.1, page 300, 1742-1761, "Settlement Waiting for Settlement of." "Came into court, JOHN NEWBROUGH, Admin. of the estate of ANN NEWBROUGH this county, Deceased, and produced an account of his admin. of the said estate amounting to the sum of sixty one pounds six shillings and nine pence by which being of examined and approved it appears that there is a balance of 38 pounds 8 shillings and 6 pence remaining in the hands of the said admin. to be disposed of according to Lannith interest for the sum from the first day of December 1769."

More research needs to be done, But maybe a starting point!
Maurice Newbrough