The Newarks.ca.  The companion website to these pages. Here you will find detailed Newark/Newrick genealogy if you register as a verified user.

Ian’s Genealogy Site A lot of genealogical information concerning Newrick families

The Rhode Family in Duluth in 1898   A family which originated in Rovde, Norway. Names in the family tree include Newark.

The Roulstone family website  The latest two generations of this family includes the name Newark.

The Internet Movie Database.   Enter Derek Newark into the “search databases” box to see a list of films and TV series in which he appeared, as well as a list of notable TV guest appearances which he made during the period 1962 to 1993. The lists can be further expanded into details and reviews.

TV Tome  Another website listing information concerning actor Derek Newark

Tottenham-Summerhill Road.  A website devoted to Summerhill Road in Tottenham, North London and its local history. Police Inspector Ernest Newark (see his biography) was involved with the Downhills Shelter Tragedy on Summerhill Road in September 1940, and also with the Model Traffic area in Lordship Recreation Ground.  Both of these topics are covered on this website. 

Nemo James   The web pages of Derek Newark, a musician, who used to go by the stage name of "Nemo James" ("Nemo" was his grandfather's nick name).

MIGenWeb  A contemporary biography and photo of Dr Wallace E. Newark.

Samantha Newark  Singer, songwriter and performer.  In her early years she was named "little miss dynamite" by the press.  Born in England, she moved with her family to California, USA. 

Andy Gunn  Born near Glasgow and raised in the Highlands, Andy (whose mother is named Newark) first got into playing music by way of a friend's old AC/DC tape. Following the influences back, he soon came to that cornerstone of much popular music - the blues. Since then, and much jammin' later, his stylistic leanings have grown to encompass other flavours, like jazz, folk and basically anything that feels right.

The Wall  A short story by William R. Newrick

Beacons Project 2006 - Report 4  Ruth Newrick

Ian White Associates  Jack Newrick

On the road  Sharing motorcycle experiences, Rachel T. Newrick

Battle for Europe.  WW2 re-enactors pose in 2006 with George Newark, a veteran of 2nd Battalion of the Essex Regiment.

Genuki  Genealogical resources for Suffolk.

Norfolk Record Office.  The repository of the original documents forming the basis of Norfolk's history.

Suffolk Surnames List.  Genealogical resources for Suffolk, maps, surnames, local history etc.

Suffolk Record Office.  The repository of the original documents forming the basis of Suffolk's history.

1881 Census Data   Free. At this Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints site you can choose the 1880 United States, 1881 British Isles, or the 1881 Canadian Census. You also can search all censuses at once. Enter at least your deceased ancestor's first or last name, and then click Search.

1901 Census Data.  For a generalized surname search you need only fill in 2 fields, the surname and gender and you will get an overview of everyone in Britain of that sex, for that surname, at that time, listing all the usual details: current location, birthplace, age, sex, and occupation - all free!  The rest of the household is also available for a fee.

Find A Grave  Claims to have 28 million grave records.  Also links to the US Social Security Death Index

BMD  Free search for births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales.  Transcribed Index information from the GRO.

GRO Order Certificates Online  Order BMD certificates for Wales and England online from the General Register Office.

Burbage-Wiltshire.Co.UK  This is an excellent free site for the genealogist researching Burbage, Wiltshire.  A source of extensive detailed genealogical data – births, marriages, deaths, christenings, census and more.  The folks who have assembled this have done an outstanding job.

Belton and District Historical Society  Local history and genealogical bits and pieces for the area of Belton (including Burgh Castle and Bradwell) Norfolk (formerly Suffolk), England.

John Blaeu's Map of Suffolk.  Drawn in 1645. To see Burgh Castle and area, choose the North East enlargement.

Plan of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.  Click on "Maps" and choose the map drawn in 1797 by William Faden.

Multimaps.  Detailed maps of the UK; aerial photos of much of England (scale 1:10,000); hundreds of historic photos from the Frith collection (190 of Great Yarmouth alone).

Old large scale maps of England  Providing free access to Britain's most extensive digital historical map archive. Search by county and place.  Maps date to the late 1800s. 

Simon’s Suffolk Churches  650 Suffolk churches with many photographs.

Lothingland 2000 in pictures - Burgh Castle.  Pictures of  Burgh Castle and vicinity, also the history of Lothingland and the Roman fort at Burgh Castle.

Medieval English Towns.  Historical information for Medieval English Towns, particularly in East Anglia.

History of Great Yarmouth  Crisp’s history of Yarmouth in chronological form.  Covers the periods 49-1799, and 1800-1877.

The Berney Arms Web  Great Yarmouth and Gorleston local history, with emphasis on railways, roads, bridges and maps.

Yourlocalhistory.com  A great deal of historical information concerning Great Yarmouth.  A description of all the rows complete with numerous family names and anecdotes.  Many photographs and maps.