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NameChristian Newburgh 
[60, Marney art, Vol VIII, p. 524], [60, Poynings article, Vol X, p. 669], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87]
[60, Marney art, Vol VIII, p. 524], [60, Poynings article, Vol X, p. 669], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87]Death6 Aug 1517
GeneralHeir. Had 2 dau with him, Katherine and Elizabeth.
FatherSir Roger Newburgh (-<1515)
Spouses
1John Marney Lord Marny [60, Marny art, Vol VIII, p. 524], [78, Will of John lord Marney, pp. 626-8], [60, Poynings article, Vol X, p. 669], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian in 1878, Waldegrave p. 120]
[60, Marny art, Vol VIII, p. 524], [78, Will of John lord Marney, pp. 626-8], [60, Poynings article, Vol X, p. 669], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian 1878, Parker, p. 87], [56, Essex of 1558, pub Harleian in 1878, Waldegrave p. 120]FatherHenry Marney Lord Marny (ca1457-1523)
MotherThomasine Arundell
Marriageca Jul 1510
Notes for Christian Newburgh
In Burke's Commoners, Vol I, p. 198, a footnote says of the Lulworth estate that the Weld family purchased:
"The first possessors of this manor are said to have been the DE LOLLEWORTHS; but the powerful family of the NEWBURGHS held it as early as the reign of JOHN. CHRISTIAN, the sold heiress of Sir Roger NEWBURGH, carried the estate in 1514 to her husband, SIR JOHN MARNEY, Lord Marney, and her second daughter, and eventual heiress, ELIZABETH MARNEY, marrying Thomas, Lord Howard, of Bindon, conveyed it, with several other considerable estates in Dorsetshire, amongst which was the manor of Bindon, to the HOWARDS, from whom, as stated above, it was purchased in 1641 by HUMPHREY WELD."
"The first possessors of this manor are said to have been the DE LOLLEWORTHS; but the powerful family of the NEWBURGHS held it as early as the reign of JOHN. CHRISTIAN, the sold heiress of Sir Roger NEWBURGH, carried the estate in 1514 to her husband, SIR JOHN MARNEY, Lord Marney, and her second daughter, and eventual heiress, ELIZABETH MARNEY, marrying Thomas, Lord Howard, of Bindon, conveyed it, with several other considerable estates in Dorsetshire, amongst which was the manor of Bindon, to the HOWARDS, from whom, as stated above, it was purchased in 1641 by HUMPHREY WELD."