Family History, Dackombe Chart 1200 John Dackombe and Mary Hudson

married
16th August 1641
St Peter
Paul's Wharf
London

1
JOHN DACKOMBE
born
1607
London
baptised
5th November 1607
St Martins-in-the-Field, London
on 22nd November 1607
admitted to
Middle Temple
in expectancy of his father
4th December 1624
admitted to
Caius College, Cambridge
died 1655
admon.
May 1665 John DACKOMBE late of
Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex,
admon to
son Robert DACKOMBE

2
MARY HUDSON
born

3
Robert
DACKOMBE
born 1642
died 1695

married(1)
1680
Jane
???

married(2)
1680
Mary
WYKE

DACKOMBE
Chart1100

Visitation of Dorset 1623 Dackombe, Pantler, elected a pensioner. Upon the jumble? petition of Robert Dackombe showing that he hath been six and twenty years Pantler of the Hospital and is now seventy six years of age and past his labour, therefore praying that he may be admitted to a . .(Bul?) place therein. In consideration whereof and of the. . .(whing?) given us by the Master of his good service in his Place, We elect to appoint the said Robt Dackombe to be one of the Poor brothers of the Hospital in the first place which shall hereafter happen to be vacant. See Will on the Will Section of this Web Site.

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