Family History, Dackombe Chart 1501 John Dackombe and Anne Hartgill

DACKOMBE Chart 1501

This is a Chart for John Dackombe and Anne Hartgill

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DACKOMBE Chart 1600

HARTGILL Chart 1600

1
JOHN DACKOMBE
died 1571
buried Stepleton, Dorset
will 16th December 1571
proved 24th March 1571

2
ANNE HARTGILL
died 1585
buried Stepleton, Dorset
will 1585

3
James
DACKOMBE
born
1553
died
1628

married
Elizabeth
WILLOUGHBY

4
Robert
DACKOMBE
not 21
in
1571
died before
1585
not mentioned in
mother’s will of
1585

5
Sybil
(Sibell)
DACKOMBE

married
Henry
EVANS

6
Ann
DACKOMBE
died
1638

married(1)
Henry
GANE

married(2)
John
GERRARD
died
1633

7
William
DACKOMBE
not 21
in
1571
alive in
1628

married
1582
Elizabeth
COLSDON

8
Margaret
DACKOMBE

married
William
HORTON

9
Elizabeth
DACKOMBE

DACKOMBE Chart 1403

HORTON Chart 1400

Will proved 1571/1572 in London by Anne relic testator, John DACKOMBE of Ewern Stepleton, Dorset esquire to be buried in Stepleton Church in grandfather’s tomb to poor of Blandford, Childe, Okeford, Durweston, Ewern Mynster, Slower Payne, Ewerm Cortney, wife/executor – Anne Dackombe (The Dacombes by Doreen Williams 1993, Reference by Geoffrey Mann) 1571 John Daccombe of Ewern Stepleton, The will, details of which were recorded by Geoffrey Mann reads as follows 57 16th December 1571 John Daccombe ref: PCC Daper 10 abstracted by Fry, testator John Dackombe of Iwern Stepleton DOR esquire to be buried in Stepleton church in grandfather's tomb to poor of Blandford, Childe Okeford, Durweston, Ewern Mynster, Slower Payne, Ewern Cortney, wife/exec Anne Dackombe, son & heir James Dackombe, married, son William: £40 and tenement in Childe Okeford age 21, son Robert £40 age 21, daughter Margaret unmarried: £100, daughter Sibell unmarried, father John Dackombe deceased, godson Lancelot sebrough s/o John Sebrough of Doweston, godson John Sawter alias Tranche of Ewern Minster, godson John Dackombe s/o Richard Dackombe of Motcombe, godson Jhan Sanwaye s/o William Sanwaye of Stepleton overseers John Chetle, John Ryves esq, Robert Freeke, gent, witnesses Batholomew Hill, Clerk, Robert Davye alias Bawdyn, John Hendy alias Howchyns, William Huddye, John Redish parson there PCC Daper 10 abstracted by Fry 15. Will of Ann (or Anne or Anna) DACKOMBE or HARTGILL – testator Anna DACKOMBE widow of of Stepleton, Dorset to be in buried in church of Stepleton, son/executor James DACKOMBE, grandson William son of James Dackombe, son/overseer William Dackombe, daughter Anna Gane son-in-law/overseer Hanry Gane, daughter Sybill Evans, son-in-law/overseer Henry Evans, daughter Margaret Horton, son-in-law William HORTON, no bequest, grandsons Thobias and Richard HORTON, sons of Williams daughter, Elizabeth DACKOMBE, sister, Dorothy HARTGILL, other relative, Martha HORTON (mother, sister or daughter of William HORTON), other Joane GREENE, maid, Bridgett YONGE, Marie MORRIS, Mother COWPER. witnesses Frances CHALDECOTE, John COOKE, Henry GANE and John CLATWORTHE s 17 July 1585 p11th February 1585/6 by James DACKOMBE executor – Reference by Geoffrey MANN 1. 1585 Anna Dackombe of Stepleton, PCC Windsor 11, abstract by Fry no 51. Mentioned in mother's will Both Sybil and her husband Henry EVANS are mentioned in mothers will Both Ann and her husband Henry GANE are mentioned in mothers will Both Margaret and her husband William Horton are mentioned in mothers will

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