William Newman (priest) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William Newman (1811–1864)[1] was the inaugural Dean of Cape Town.[2][3][4] Christianity portal ↑ Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries The Examiner (London, England), Saturday, February 13, 1864; Issue 2924 ↑ Project Canterbury ↑ The Times, Tuesday, Mar 16, 1852; pg. 7; Issue 21064; col B News in Brief ↑ eGGSA Library Anglican Church of Southern Africa titles New title Dean of Cape Town 1852–1866 Succeeded byHenry Alexander Douglas vteDeans of Cape Town William Newman Henry Douglas Charles Barnett-Clarke Charles Headley Cecil Rolt Laurence Parsons Sidney Lavis John Brooke Michael Gibbs Tom Savage Edward King Colin Jones Rowan Smith Michael Weeder vteAnglican Church of Southern AfricaDioceses Cape Town Christ the King False Bay Free State George Grahamstown Highveld Johannesburg Kimberley & Kuruman Lesotho Matlosane Mbhashe Mpumalanga Mthatha Namibia Natal Port Elizabeth Pretoria Saldanha Bay St Helena St Mark the Evangelist Swaziland Ukhahlamba Umzimvubu Zululand Related Anglican Church of Mozambique and Angola College of the Transfiguration Order of Simon of Cyrene Calendar of saints Christianity portal Africa portal This article about a member of the Christian clergy in the United Kingdom is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.vte Related Articles~TimelinesTop QsFact Checks
