Thomas Newton Jr. (mayor)

Thomas Newton Jr.
Thomas Newton Jr.
Member of the Virginia Senate
	In office; 1797–1804

Last updated July 06, 2025

1 2 Simmons, Billy. "T. Newton ESQ. 1791- The Man Behind the Signature". Preservation Virginia.
↑ "From Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Newton, 17 October 1799". Archives.gov . Prior to the death of Newton's father, also named Thomas, in 1794, Newton signed himself as Thomas Newton, Jr. Among other offices, including several terms in the House of Burgesses and command of the county militia, he had been the recorder of Norfolk in 1798 and mayor of the city four times between 1780 and 1794
1 2 3 "Thomas Newton - Sessions Served: 1766-1796". history.house.virginia.gov. Retrieved July 4, 2025.
1 2 H. W. Burton (1877). History of Norfolk, Virginia. Norfolk Virginian. pp. 228–232 – via Internet Archive.

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[Simmons-1] 1 2 Simmons, Billy. "T. Newton ESQ. 1791- The Man Behind the Signature". Preservation Virginia.

[2] "From Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Newton, 17 October 1799". Archives.gov . Prior to the death of Newton's father, also named Thomas, in 1794, Newton signed himself as Thomas Newton, Jr. Among other offices, including several terms in the House of Burgesses and command of the county militia, he had been the recorder of Norfolk in 1798 and mayor of the city four times between 1780 and 1794

[HOB-3] 1 2 3 "Thomas Newton - Sessions Served: 1766-1796". history.house.virginia.gov. Retrieved July 4, 2025.

[Burton-4] 1 2 H. W. Burton (1877). History of Norfolk, Virginia. Norfolk Virginian. pp. 228–232 – via Internet Archive.