Notes:

• Charles Toll assumed by sign manual, 8th Sep 1775, the surname and arms of Newman (see Burke's Commoners p112). He did this (as did his brothers and their descendants) in order to inherit his cousin Frances's estates, her will having stipulated that "the Right Heirs of the said Charles Toll for ever provided always and my Will is that the said Charles Toll, James Newman Toll, Ashburnham Philip Toll and Richard Newman Toll and the Heirs Male of their respective Body and Bodies Issuing respectively as and when they shall respectively come into and be in the Actual possession of my said Estates and Premisses hereinbefore by me devised ... shall and do take upon themselves and use the Sir Name [Surname] and Arms of Newman and so Write and Stile themselves in all deeds and Writings and upon all occasions whatsoever And in default or Neglect thereof by them or any of them that then all and singular the Premisses shall go to and be vested in such person as by virtue of this my Will would be intitled to the possession of the premisses in case such person so refusing were dead such person to whom the said premisses on such neglect or refusal shall come taking upon him and Continuing the Sir Name and Arms of Newman ..."
• James was captain of HMS Hero, 74 guns, which was lost with all its crew on 24th Dec 1811 off the Dutch coast near Texel. See Wikipedia entry.