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The surname Newton has roots in both England and Ireland. In the case of Irish descent, it is believed to have been derived from the Gaelic name "Mac Giolla na Naomh," meaning "son of the devotee of the saints." Over time, this name evolved and Anglicized to Newton. During the medieval period, the Newtons of Irish descent were primarily found in counties Donegal and Down. They were associated with the Gaelic aristocracy and held positions of power and influence. Many Newtons were involved in the defense of their lands against various invasions throughout history, including the Viking raids and the Anglo-Norman conquest. The Newtons of Irish descent were known for their bravery and loyalty. They were often recognized for their military achievements and were granted lands and titles as a reward. The family maintained their prominence in the region for centuries, with notable members serving as clan chieftains and participating in political affairs. However, like many Gaelic families, the Newtons suffered during the English colonization of Ireland. They faced land confiscations and restrictions on their rights and privileges. Some Newtons were forced to leave their ancestral lands and seek refuge in other parts of Ireland or even emigrate to other countries. Today, descendants of the Newtons of Irish descent can be found all over the world, particularly in countries like the United States and Canada, where they have preserved their heritage and contributed to the diverse fabric of society.

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