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Dackombe Daccom Dackham etc genealogy |
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Dr Geoffrey Mann |
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5 Daniel DACKOMBE 1778-1843 |
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m Ann HARDING 1798 |
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Daniel was born in 1778, the son of Aquilla DACKOMBE who was a prominent member and eventually the Master of the Pewterer’s Company of the City of London. Daniel was baptised at St Ann, Blackfriars but was not destined for the same trade as his father however, and was apprenticed to a printer when he was fourteen. Daniel married Ann Harding at Bethnal Green in 1798 two years before his apprenticeship was completed, though this was not normally allowed for an apprentice. Perhaps this was the reason for the out-of-town marriage, but it is interesting to note that Daniel’s father had also married two years before the end of his apprenticeship and also at Bethnal Green. Daniel and Ann baptised their first child at St Sepulchre in the City before moving south of the Thames to Newington, where eight more children were born between 1803 and 1826. In 1812, Daniel was listed as a printer of Elliot Row in Southwark, and in 1832 at the age of 54, he inherited from a distant relative. Ann died in 1838 and Daniel then made a lengthy will leaving his estates to his eldest son, and then to his eldest son’s eldest son etc, with annuities of £100 to the other sons and £30 to his three daughters. For a few years, Daniel lived at Grosvenor St, Camberwell with two unmarried daughters, before he died of a stroke in 1843 aged 65. |
C=Christened
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6Jny1778 6Mar1793 15 4Nov1798 20 2Apr1800 22 11Jny1801 23 22May1803 25 18May1806 28 15Apr1810 32 18Dec1812 34 1Aug1812 35 22Oct1815 37 14Jun1818 40 23Sep1821 43 29Oct1826 48 1832 54 13Dec1838 60 7Aug1839 61 6Jun1841 63 13Jul1843 65 |
Daniel C at St Ann,
Blackfriars London, son of Aquilla & Arabella apprenticed to Richard SHAW of London married Ann HARDING at Bethnal Green St Matthew completed apprenticeship and gained freedom of City of London son Daniel C at St Sepulchre, London dau Arabella C at Newington St Mary dau Sarah C at Newington St Mary son John C at Newington St Mary dau Susanna Jane C at Newington St Mary listed as a printer of Elliot Row Southwark son Aquila Richard C at Newington St Mary; Daniel was a printer of
George St, Walworth son Robert C at Newington St Mary; Daniel was a printer of George St,
Walworth dau Ann Maria C at Newington St Mary; Daniel was a printer of George
St, Walworth moved from George St to Grosvenor St dau Matilda C at Newington St Mary; Daniel was a printer of Grosvenor
St, Walworth inherited water mills and estate in Wrexham in will of Lucy BROWNE wife Ann died made last will at Grosvenor St living with two youngest daughters and grandson at Grosvenor St,
Camberwell died of apoplexy at Grosvenor St |
b=born m=married d=died
C=Christened B=Buried
Daniel’s death certificate and the 41 census shows that he
was born about 1778 not in Surrey; his apprentice records shows that he was the
son of Aquila DACKOMBE, and there is a suitable baptism at St Ann Blackfriars in the City of
London
C
6Jan1778 Daniel s Aquila & Arabella
DACKOMBE
Daniel
named his first daughter Arabella so there can be no doubt that this is the
correct baptism
Arabella-4 was baptised in 1803 at Newington, daughter of Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE. The baptism is preceded by another baptism to these parents at St Sepulchre in the City of London, and by the following marriage at Bethnal Green, St Matthew
m 4Nov1798 Daniel DACKOMBE bch otp & Ann
HARDING spr otp by banns; all signed; wit: Sarah JENNINGS, Samuel AMES [frequent witness]
the
correct dates and unusual name, identify this marriage with some confidence
even though Daniel had not yet finished his apprenticeship. Perhaps this was
the reason for the out of town marriage at Bethnal Green, but his father before
him also married at Bethnal Green before the end of his apprenticeship.
C
11Jan1801 Daniel s Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE, Great New Street, b19Dec1800; (m Mary Ann ROOK 1822; d 3Jny1844 [1])
C
22May1803 Arabella d Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE b22Apr1803 (m1821 Christopher BROOKBANKS;
B14Jun1832)
C
18May1806 Sarah d Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE b18Mar1806 (d1834? [1])
C
15Apr1810 John s Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE b12Feb1810 (d1827? [1])
C
25Jul1813 Susanna Jane d Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE, George St Walworth printer
P Bap 18Dec1812[2] (m1836 Richard SANDERS; d1850 [1])
C
22Oct1815 Aquila Richard s Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE George St Walworth
printer, b26Mar1815; (m Ann Elizabeth
HARRISON; d1873 [1])
C
14Jun1818 Robert s Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE George St Walworth printer,
b16Mar1818; (m Sarah PONTING;
d1871 [1])
C
23Sep1821 Ann Maria d Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE George St Walworth printer, b4Jul1821; (m Charles William CARMAN; d1903 [1])
C
29Oct1826 Matilda d Daniel & Ann DACKOMBE Grosvenor St Walworth printer,
b9Oct1826; (m19Jul1848 Thos
LUPTON - to USA [1])
[1]
information from letter written by Matilda’s daughter
[2] this possibly means previously or privately baptised, as a few other entries around this time had a similar inscription but with a date and place; possibly in this case she was baptised privately at home, fearing that she would not live; no date of birth given
certificates:
m 19Jul1848 at St Mary Newington, Surrey, after banns
Thomas LUPTON full bch house decorator of Grosvenor St, & Matilda DACKOMBE full spr of Grosvenor St
f: George LUPTON house decorator, Daniel DACKOMBE deceased; w: Joseph HARRIS, Anne Maria DACKOMBE
Daniel b1777 d1843 m1798 Anne Maria HARDING 1780-1838 {her mother was Welsh, Rebecca GRIFFITH)
Daniel b1800 d1843 m Marianne ROOK
Arabella b1803 d1843 m Christopher BROOKBANK
John b1805 d1827
Sarah b1807 d1834
Susannah Jane b1810 d1850 m Richard SAUNDERS
Aquila Richard b1814 d1873 m Elizabeth Ann HARRISON
Robert b1818 d1871 m Sarah PONTING
Ann Maria b1821 d1903 m Charles William CARMAN
Matilda b 9Oct1825 d 7Aug1918 m Thomas LUPTON
(Matilda was a concert pianist before emigrating to USA)
d 13Dec1838 Ann DACKOMBE 59 wife of Daniel DACKOMBE, gentleman, at – Grosvenor St Cottage, Walworth, of cancer in the womb
r 19Dec1838 at St Peters, Newington St Mary by Mary BUD [?BIRD] pad of 80 Lucas St, East St
d 13Jul1843 Daniel DACKOMBE, 65 printer in the Kent Office, of apoplexy
r 2Aug1843 at St Peters, Newington St Mary, by Robert DACKOMBE pad ---St, Clapham
Daniel
DACKOMBE of Grosvenor St Camberwell Surrey, gentleman; to my son Daniel
DACKOMBE all my leasehold estate in George St Walworth; to my two daughters Ann
Maria and Matilda DACKOMBE all my leasehold estate in Grosvenor St, St Mary
Newington, being the house wherein I now reside, together with the household
goods plate linen china glass pictures prints and all other things except my
plans which shall go with the estates to which they refer. All my freehold estates wheresoever to John
MULLINS of North Brixton, surveyor, and Joseph RICHARDSON of Ashtead gentleman
and their heirs to the use of my son Daniel DACKOMBE and his assigns for life
subject to the payment of annuities hereinafter bequeathed the payment of which
I charge my freehold estates. And after the decease of my son Daniel DACKOMBE
to the use of his first son lawfully to be begotten and the heirs male of the
body of such first son, and for default of such issue to the 2nd 3rd
4th 5th sons ----- of the said son Daniel DACKOMBE in
priority of birth and the heirs male of the body of such son ----. And for want of such issue to the use of my
son Aquila Richard DACKOMBE in trust during his life and after the decease of
Aquila Richard DACKOMBE to the use of his first son --- [as before]. And for want of such issue to the use of my
son Robert DACKOMBE for his life and after the decease of Robert DACKOMBE to
the use of his first son --- [as before]. And in default of such issue then to the use of all my daughters
Susannah Jane SANDERS, Ann Maria DACKOMBE, Matilda DACKOMBE equally between
them and the heirs of their body, and in default of such issue to the use of my
own right heirs. Provided always that
my son Daniel DACKOMBE or the person who for the time being shall be entitled
to the possession of rents and profits of my said freehold estates shall pay to
my sons Aquila Richard DACKOMBE and Robert DACKOMBE an annuity of £100 each for
life and to Susannah Jane SANDERS, wife of Richard SANDERS, Ann Maria DACKOMBE
and Matilda DACKOMBE an annuity of £39 each for life independent of any
husband. My son Daniel DACKOMBE to be
sole executor. All the rest to my
children in equal shares. s 7Aug1839 w: J KEMPSTER, Kennington lane, Lambeth,
Wm Hy Hepburn, 61 London St Reading. p 20Aug1843 by Daniel DACKOMBE at London
sons: Daniel,
Aquila Richard, Robert
daus:
Susannah Jane (wife of Richard SANDERS), Ann Maria, Matilda
s
7Aug1839 p 20Aug1843
Daniel DACKOMBE 63 1777 clark n
Ann
M DACKOMBE 19
1821 y
Matilda DACKOMBE 15 1825 y
Christopher
BROOKBANKS 13 1827
ind n
Daniel
DACKOMBE son of Aquilar DACKOMBE of the parish of St Ann Blackfriars, pewterer,
apprenticed to Richard SHAW, Citizen and Clothworker of London for £10
Daniel
DACKOMBE the younger apprenticed to Daniel DACKOMBE the elder, Citizen and
Clothworker of London to learn his art of a printer
Apr1800 Daniel DACKOMBE, clothworker, freedom of
City of London gained by servitude [ie after
apprenticeship]
2Jun1836 Acquilla Richard DACKOMBE born
without the Liberty of the City, to wit at St Mary Newington Surrey, son of
Daniel DACKOMBE Citizen and Clothworker of London, admitted into Freedom of the
City by Patrimony.[ie father was a freeman]
Admission of father 2 April 1800; born 1815. Witnessed (that Acquilla was legitimate son of Daniel and born
after Daniel was admitted) by Joseph HUGHENDON, Daniel DACKOMBE, Charles
SEWELL, John SEWELL, William WALKER, John NORTON
In
Pursuance of Act for Suppression of Societies established for seditious and
treasonable purposes . . . .
I
Daniel DACKOMBE of St George’s Southwark do hereby declare that I have a
Printing Press and Types for Printing within my House at No 13 Elliott’s
Row; signed 1Aug1808 Danl DACKOMBE in
presence of John EDWARDS
[whole document written in hand
of Daniel DACKOMBE – very nice writing]
1Aug1813
Elliott Row, Southwark Directory of Printers