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DACKOMBE
FAMILY TREE T14B 28 February 2006 b=born
m=married d=died Dr
G.M.W.Mann Baytrees Corfe Castle branch C=Christened B=Buried Burnhams Rd,
Lt.Bookham derived from Visitations of Dorset
1623 1677 wl=will ad=admon Surrey, U.K.
KT23 3AU from pedigree in Hutchins “History
of Dorset” ipm=inq. post
mortem geoff.mann@btinternet.com with additions 15 John DACKOMBE-m-Sybil POOLE CC=Corfe
Castle DOR of Steepleton
| ?mc1460 DHT=Dorchester
Holy Trinity DOR ?bc1440 | K=Knoll DOR d1518ipm ?
[1] P=Poole DOR see T0 | Pt=Piddletrenthide
DOR |2nd son St=Steeple DOR 14
Thomas-m-Elizabeth CLAVELL SS=St Saviours Southwark SRY
bc1465? | b1488 Tu=Turnworth DOR
d1541ipm| mc1508
| d1529ipm
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DACKOMBE_______________ [3] | | [2] 13 Margaret LOVEL-m1-Robert-2m1-Barbara Johanna | b1521
m1564 Swanage bc1518
mc1528
| d1565ipm
2m Wm.CYFREWAST m2-John
STANTER-1m-Margaret NEWBOROUGH of Berkely |
| ____________________________|_ DACKOMBE__________________________
| | | | | 12 William-m-Mary TITHERLY John-m-Alice GUISE
Robert Thomas Anne b1543 |
d1617wl | d<1587
m1575Sturminster Marshall d1595wl | |
Richd.HOLLOWAY | see TW
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________________|_ DACKOMBE______________________________________________________________________________________
| | [4] [5]
| [8] [6] | [7]
| [8] | | 11 Robert Thomas
Susan--m1-Edward-2m—Ann BRUEN
George-m-Edith
Margery--m1-Henry-2m-Dorothy
Thomazine Bridget
d1596 ipm TURNER | b1580
| m1615SS d1625wl| MEASURER
HAVELLAND d1642 HALL
| b<1572 b<1572 m1603CC|
d1635wl | |
m1609P m1608CC m1640St | m John TREW licence |
ipm | | licence ? | | |
| | |
__ DACKOMBE_____________| |
|____________ ________| |__TREW_________________
| | [9] | | | [10] |
| 10 Mary Robert-m-Barbara
Bruen-m-Mary BERNHARD
Henry b1621P Anthony-m1-Emme-2m-Felix Francis Alice
b1607 b1608 TWYNHOE b1617 | m1639 DHT
John
DACCOMBE| TREW? WIGSALL
1m 23Nov1633 d1663ad m1628Tu
d1670ad|
Mary m HARBIN 1634P d1622wl |
m1626Ringwood
|Thos MORTON no issue | Edith m BAKER ___|DACKOMBE
| 2m Ed.LOVEL
| [11] Ann m BAKER
1636P | | 9 Edward-m-Elizabeth St
LO Eleanor m HARDING Mary ? b1642 | Margery m GIGGERS bc1620
b1621 d1683wl| | ____________DACKOMBE__|________________
| | | | 8
Henry---m--? Edward Elizabeth Margaret C1672CC | C1674CC
C1676CC C1678CC
| d<1719sp
| ________________|DACKOMBE___ sp=sine
prole (without issue) | |
| 7
Elizabeth Abigail Stroude C1699K C1701K
C1703K
m1730Pt Susanna
ARNOLD |
1. The visitation of Dorset 1623 has a pedigree of the Dackomb family of Corfe Castle, Dorset, headed by a Thomas Daccomb who acquired property there by marriage to an heiress Elizabeth Clavell. The Corfe Castle arms quarter the arms of the Steepleton family, and Hutchins, in his History of Dorset, states that the Corfe Castle family were “said to be a younger branch of the Dackombes of Steepleton”. Corfe Castle is some 20 mile from Steepleton, so could the Thomas Daccomb who started the Corfe Castle family be the second son of John who heads the Steepleton pedigree? The following analysis shows that this is possible:
Hutchins states that Thomas of Corfe Castle died in 1541 and that he married Elizabeth Clavell who was born 1488, and that their daughter Johanna married John Stanter before 1529. This restricts Thomas’ marriage date to c1508 if neither Elizabeth nor Johanna were younger than 20 at marriage. In the discussion to John Dackombe-15 of Steepleton, it is suggested that his eldest son was born c1460, and his third son between around 1470, so his second son Thomas would have been born around 1465. If then he were Thomas of Corfe Castle, he would have been aged about 43 at marriage c1508 and about 76 at death in 1541. These are plausible ages, so it is quite possible that Thomas of Corfe Castle was the second son of John of Steepleton. However, none of the Visitations, nor Hutchins, and no other document has been found that makes such a connection. The Dackombes had been in Steepleton for several generations prior to John, so a descent from an earlier Steepleton ancestor remains a possibility.
4. Thomas was named before Edward in his father’s will, although it was Edward who inherited from his elder brother Robert
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William Dackham of Corfe Castle Isle of Purbeck gent 13Dec1593 to be buried in the church of Corfe Castle – All to Mary my wife and Robert my eldest son, executors, - overseers John Uvidall gent Anthony Dollinge yeoman and my brother Robert Dackham. To Thomasine Dackham my eldest daughter £20; - to Brigett my second daughter £20; - to my four youngest sons Thomas Edward George and Henry Dackham £20 each at age 21; to my brother Robert Dackham £4. Proved 11May1595 by Mary relict and Robert Dackham son
William DACKHAM of Corfe Castle gent s13Dec1593; p11May1595 by Mary
relict and Robert Dackham son
to be buried in
church of Corfe Castle
wife: Mary
son: Robert
eldest dau: Thomazine Dackham
second dau: Brigett
younger sons: Thomas,
Edward, George, Henry my four younger sons
brother: Robert Dackham
overseers: John Uvidall gent, Anthony Dolling yeoman,
my brother Robert Dackham
side of page torn; missing sections of varied
length denoted by #
....to be buried in the chancel of the parish
church of Corfe Castle; to the church 20s; to the poor of the parish 20s; to
Edward DACKOMBE my eldest son ten.#; to Mary DACKOMBE the d#... of my son Edward DACKHAM my gilt silver
salt; to my son George DACKOMBE six
# spoons; to my son Henry DACKOMBE
10s; to my daughter T#. TREW my best
greatest brass pan; to my brother-in-law Robert DACK# 40s; to Anthony PARTRIDGE the great # my iron rack in the
kitchen; rest to Mary DACKOMBE Edith DACKOMBE daughters of my son George
DACKOMBE, Francis # TREW son & daughter of John TREW the younger and
Thomazin my daughter # to be shared
among the aforesaid four children of my said # Thomazin TREW.......the
benefit...towards their education...paid them at 21....; I make my son George
full and #.of this my last will..and appoint my trusty and #
of Poole, merchant and Alexander BROWNE gent overseers 5s each; Mary
Dackombe 4Sep1616 in the presence of Richard MAJ?OR, William SKOTT
Mary Dackomb s 4Sep1616 p 1617 to be buried in chancel of parish
church of Corfe Castle
eldest son Edward
Dackombe
gdaughter Mary
Dackombe dau Edward
son George
Dackombe executor
gdaughter Mary
Dackombe age <21 dau George
gdaughter Edithe
Dackombe age <21 dau George
son Henry
Dackombe
daughter Thomazin
Trew wife of John Trew
gdaughters
Francis Trew age<21 and {name torn} age<21 son and daughter of
John & Thomazin
brother-in-law Robert Dackombe
other Anthony
Partridge
executor son
George Dackombe {probable but torn}
overseer {name
torn} of Poole, merchant; Alexander Browne, gent
witness William
Skott; Richard Maj?or
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George DACKOMBE of Poole gent; to St James church Poole 20s; to poor of Poole 20s; to my wife Edith my lease of Peeks which I bought of Henry Carew and all the grounds etc belonging lying near Upton Farm until my son Henry DACKOMBE becomes 21; and when my son Henry is 21 I give the said lease with all the appurtenancies etc to him for his life; and after his decease I give the lease etc to my two daughters Anne DACKOMBE and Elioner DACKOMBE equally; to my son John DACKOMBE £30 when he is 21; to my son Henry DACKOMBE £20 when he is 21; to my daughters Mary DACKOMBE, Edith DACKOMBE, Anne DACKOMBE, Elioner DACKOMBE, Margerie DACKOMBE, £100 divided equally between them when they reach 21 or marry; to Maud SIMONS the wife of Peter SYMONS 40s; to my apprentice Francis TREWE 20s; to my servant Thomas De FRANCE 20s; residue to my wife Edith sole executrix; overseers my loving friend Mr John HAYWARD gent, Edward DACKOMBE and Henry DACKOMBE gent my brothers 20s divided among them; signed 12Oct1624; proved London 9Feb1624 by Edith DACKOMBE relict
George Dackombe of Poole gent s 12Oct1624 p 9Feb1624/5 by Edith
Dackombe relict
wife Edith Upton Farm
and lease of Peeks until son Henry reaches 21 + rest; sole executor
son Henry Dackombe
age <21 above premises + £20 at 21
son John Dackombe
age <21 £30 at 21
dau Marie Dackombe unm
age <21 £100 divided between 5 daughters
dau Edith Dackombe unm
age <21 "
dau Ann dackombe unm
age <21 " + above lease after d of Henry
dau Elioner Dackombe unm
age <21 " + above lease after d of Henry
dau Margerit Dackombe unm age <21 "
bro Edward Dackombe
overseer
bro Henry Dackombe gent overseer
other Mawde Simons
wwife of Peter Symons 40s; Fransis Trewe my apprentice 20s; Thomas de Frannce
my servant 20s
overseer Mr John Hayward my loving friend
Edward DACKOMBE of Corfe Castle Esq to be buried in church of Corfe Castle; to my son Brune DACKOMBE my dwelling house & farm in borough of CC with lands meadows pastures etc, also my water grist mill called Alfleet Mill for 99 years after my decease, Brune paying a rent of 10s pa to my son Robert DACKOMBE; to my son Robert DACKOMBE & his heirs for ever all lands tenements which descended to me on the decease of my father William DACKOMBE gent, late deceased, and the quarry close lying next to the farm of Sceles in Purbeck which I purchased from John BONFIELD; ...part or parcel of lands given to my son Brune shall be sold at the discretion of my brother Henry DACKOMBE of CC gent and my brother-in-law Edward LAWRENCE of Grange in Purbeck Esq to pay my debts; to church of CC £5; to poor of CC £5; to my son Robert DACKOMBE £20; to my daughter Mary MORTON £20; to my menservants 20s each; to my maidservants 10s each; residue to my son Brune executor; overseers my brother Henry DACKOMBE gent & Edward LAWRENCE esq, a gold ring each worth 20s; to William FRAMPTON 40s; 28Nov 11Charles, 1635 witnesses Thomas BREWER, George TWYNYHO, Edward LAWRENCE, Henry DACKOMBE, the mark of Edwardi DOLLING, Alexi DENNET, the mark of Willmi. FRAMPTON; proved London 31Dec1638 by Brune DACKOMBE
Edward Dackombe of Corfe Castle Esq s 28Nov1635 p 31Dec1638
son/exec Brune Dackombe
all lands in Corfe Castle + water grist mill called Alfleet Mill for 99 years
after my decease + residue
son Robert
Dackombe all lands descended to me from my late father + quarry next to Sceles
farm purchased of John Bonfield + £20
dau Marie Morton
£20
father William
Dackombe gent deceased
brother Henry Dackombe
of Corfe Castle gent overseer
br-in-law Edward Lawrence of Grange Isle of Purbeck esq
overseer
other William
Frampton 40s
witness Thomas Brewer,
George Twynyho, Edward Lawrence, Henry Dackombe, Edward Dolling, Alexi Dennet
William Frampton
I Edward Dackombe of Corfe Castle; all my
goods chattels lands tenements in Corfe Castle, excepting what is included in
the deed which I made in marriage for a joynture for my wife, with the profits
thereof and liberty and power for my executors in trust to fill up estates and
to grant leases and to sell the fee of any part of my said lands tenements …
and the money shall be imployed for the payment of my debts and maintenance of
my children … £400 for my daughter Elizabeth to be paid at 21 or if she marry;
£400 for my son Edward to be paid at 21; remainder for my eldest son and his
heirs forever; my loving wife, my brother in law Mr Lawrence St Loe, Mr Thomas
St Loe, Mr Roger Clavell of Steple and Giles Frampton Esq executors
s10April1677 in presence of ?igum Anne Arner Darkar vey?
Item: my will is that my very loving
neighbour Giles Frampton Esq be an executor in trust in the room of Mr Samuel
Gregory deceased; Item: I give my daughter Margaret £400 to be paid under the
same conditions as her sister Elizabeth.
s 28october 1680 in presence of John Newman rector of Knowle, Elizabeth
Tregony
proved 1Dec1683 by Lawrence St Loe, also
mentioned: Thomas St Loe, Egidio Frampton, Roger Clavill, Elizabeth Dackombe
relict
Edward Dackombe of Corfe Castle
s28Oct1680 p1Dec1683 by Lawrence St Loe, Thomas St Loe, Giles
Frampton, Roger Clavill, Elizabeth Dackombe relict
wife Elizabeth Dackombe
dau Elizabeth Dackombe <21
son Edward Dackombe <21
dau Margaret Dackombe bc1680
br-in-law Lawrence St
Loe
witness John Newman rector of Knowle; Elizabeth
Tregony
other execs: Thomas
St Loe, Giles Frampton, Roger Clavill of Steple, executors
12Mar1620, Anthony DACCOMBE of Corfe Castle, inhoulder; to be
buried in the church of Corfe Castle.
To my daughter mary £30. To the
child with which my wife now goeth £30 if it be a daughter, if a son £35 to be
paid them at 21 years, their mother to have the benefit of their stock and
legacies till their age of 14 years. And after the profit and benefit of the
same to be to and for the increase of their portions. I give to my brother Francyes TREWE 20s. And to his sister Alice
20s. 6s to Mr Russell to preach at my
funeral. To Anthony TREWE my brother in
law 40s. All the rest to Emme my loving
wife, my sole executor. I entreate my
good unkle Mr Henry DACCOMB my good friend Edward SPEARE and my brother in law
Richard FRYE to be overseers. Signed
the day aforesaid in the presence of the names underwritten. Memorandum thet the 40s given to Anthony was
at his mothers motion in liewe of a featherbed which sometimes was his said
mothers s Anthony DACKAM. Witness:
Gervase RUSSELL, Richard FRYE, the mark of Judith BARNES
Proved in London 15Jul1622 by Emm??y DACKOMBE
relict
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