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Newton is a Scottish surname of locational origin, taken from any of the numerous places called 'Newton' ('new town') scattered across Lowland Scotland, such as the old parish of Newton in Midlothian, rather than descending from a single kin group. It has no clan chief recognized by the Court of the Lord Lyon and is listed today as an armigerous name. It should not be confused with Newton Castle near Blairgowrie in Perthshire, which was owned for generations by the family of the Chief of Clan Macpherson until its sale in 2025.
Early Scottish record-holders of the name include Huwe de Neutone and James de Neutone of the Edinburgh area, both of whom rendered homage to Edward I on the Ragman Roll of 1296; Alexander de Newtoun de eodem appears in a 1430 boundary record near Gladmor, and James de Newton, parson of Bedrule in 1479, took his name from the lands of Newton in that Roxburghshire parish.
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