William Newick

  General Notes:

Willian Newick and his wife were a witness at William's Aunt's Eliza Mercer's marriage in 1852 in Marden, Kent.

William Newick was found not guilty of Larceny in 1836. He was in the Army for 3 years and 236 days from 9 March 1859 to 30 October 1862.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Marriage: to Susannah Mercer, 22 October 1832, East Farleigh, Kent.

• Residence, 1841, Marden, Kent.

• Residence: Stile Bridge House, 1851, Marden, Kent.

• Occupation: Army Service, 9 March 1859.

• Residence: 4 Crittendens Cottages, Coxheath, 1861, East Farleigh, Kent.

• Residence: 3 Walnut Tree Cottages (as a Lodger), 1871, East Farleigh, Kent.

• Residence, 1891, East Farleigh, Kent.

William married Susannah Mercer, daughter of Joseph Mercer and Susanna Barton, on 22 October 1832 in East Farleigh, Kent. (Susannah Mercer was born in 1809 in Marden, Kent, christened on 9 April 1809 in Marden, Kent, died in 1869 in East Farleigh, Kent and was buried on 14 July 1869 in East Farleigh, Kent.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• witness to wedding: Charles Mercer & Ann Price.