Number on the List - 19 John Newman
Summary of Mr. Lockwood's reports upon Children Boarded-out under the care of the Millbrook Boarding-out Committee.
REMARKS
This boy was stated by his foster mother to be very fond of school, and a good boy in every respect, notwithstanding the bad example set by his brother Thomas Newman, who was recently transferred to another home. He has a bedroom of good size to himself, and has never required the services of a doctor, until about two months ago, when he suffered from a bad cold.
Possible location of John Newman (and his brother Thomas) in the 1881 Census - RG11/1635 - Page 4
No. 18 Village, Millbrook, the under-mentioned houses are situate within the boundaries of the Parish of Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
| Surname | Given Name | Relation to Head | Condition as to Marriage | Age | Profession/Occupation | Where Born |
| PAGE | William | Head | Mar | 58 | Barber & She Mender | Ampthill, Beds. |
| PAGE | Rhoda | Wife | Mar | 57 | Lace Maker | Millbrook, Beds. |
| ASKEW | Eliza | Daug. | Mar | 34 | Straw Plaiter | Millbrook, Beds. |
| ASKEW | Eliza | Granddaur. | - | 11mos. | - | Normanton, Derby. |
| SHERWOOD | Sarah Ann | Granddaur. | - | 16 | Hat Sewer | Millbrook, Beds. |
| NEWMAN | Thomas | Boarder | - | 10 | Scholar | Unknown |
| NEWMAN | John | Boarder | - | 8 | Scholar | Unknown |