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DADSCOMBE

Posted by [atricia feeney on 15/4/2021, 5:11 pm

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

i need some help with johan dadscome

or datscombe i have she had married

i nave her farther john dadscombe born 1560

oakford. its just his parents i need

and who jhon had married. or johans mother

thanks trish patriciaconry@hotmail.com

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by Deborah O'Brien on 15/4/2021, 6:55 pm, in reply to "DADSCOMBE"

If you look at https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DEV/Oakford you will see that Oakford registers only survive back to 1568 so it is unlikely that you will find a baptism for the father, assuming he was baptised in Oakford.

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by [atricia feeney on 16/4/2021, 8:00 am, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

to deborah the only thing is

i got this information on her farther

from heritage.com so idont know if it is

true i got her birth nd her husband.

it just her parents and her farthers parents

any suggestions thnanks trish

patriciaconry@hotmail.com

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by Deborah O'Brien on 16/4/2021, 8:22 am, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

The information on heritage.com may be someone's best guess at the father's birth year. You need to check the parish registers for confirmation. FamilySearch shows a baptism at Oakford in 1592 with a father John. However, this is a transcription and you would need to check the actual parish register to confirm this. Find My Past offers images of the parish registers by subscription. Some local libraries offer free access to Find My Past.
Similarly - there is a marriage transcription on FMP between a Johane DADSCOMBE and a Thomas BLACKMORE at Oakford in 1626. Again - you need to check the register to confirm its veracity.
As I said previously, Oakford registers before 1568 have not survived, so earlier information may just be guesswork.

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by [atricia feeney on 16/4/2021, 10:55 am, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

to deborah what is fmp

thomas blackmore left a will in 1648

and it gives his wife as johane datscombe

born dadscombe. is there anyway i can find

her farthers will lay susbery

returns thnakstrish

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by Deborah OBrien on 16/4/2021, 3:10 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

FMP is Find My Past. Many wills have not survived as they were destroyed in the war. There is a record that a will was made by John DADSCOMBE in 1628 but I don't believe the will itself has survived. A Johane DADSCOMBE, widow was buried in 1632 in Oakford - possibly John DADSCOMBE's wife and your Johane's mother.

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by [atricia feeney on 16/4/2021, 5:57 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

to debera would you be able to find out

if jhon dadscombe married in oakford

and his wifes maiden name thnanks trish

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by Deborah O'Brien on 16/4/2021, 6:36 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

I couldn't see any marriage for him.

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by [atricia feeney on 16/4/2021, 8:27 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

to deberoah thank you for your help

the one i really need help with is marie pawlet

i have written to devon record office,

she had married george southcombe in satter;igh

in 1574 but the batism dont go back that far

if she was born there. i cannot find

any evidence of her parents no deaths no wills

no lay susidy rolls no muster rolls no land

owning if only i could find who her parents

were, there is no evidence on her parents at

all

could you help with this thanks trish

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by Deborah O'Brien on 17/4/2021, 9:27 am, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

I already looked at that for you when you asked before. Sorry - I can't invent records. You may need to employ a professional researcher.

crocker

Posted by patricia FEENEY on 24/4/2021, 3:09 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

TO DEBRorah thnak you for your help

could you or anyone help me with this query

i am trying to find out about julian crocker

i have found out that there are 2 john

southcombes

john was the son of robert southcombe of marley

or mariensleigh. john had married julian

blackmore the 22nd october 1663.

the other john southcombe came from rose ash

on his wifes will it says her brother

was gerorge crocker. trying to find out where

julian croker came from and when did she marry

john southcombe of rose ash

thanks trish patriciaconry@hotmail.com

blackmore datscombe southcombe

Posted by patricia feeney on 23/4/2021, 4:24 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

to whom it may concern

i am trying to find out if my relative

john southcombe married either julian

blackmore or julian croker. the only

possibility is.

julian croker died in rose ash 1685.

also in her will it mention george crocker

being her brother no mention of black more

the other women died in bishops nmpton. joohn

southcombe also died in roseash in 1685. so

iam not to sure which one was his wife

could any one help me with this thnaks trish

also trying to find julian crockers birth

thanks trish patriciaconry@hotmail.com

Re: blackmore datscombe southcombe

Posted by Deborah OBrien on 25/4/2021, 9:05 am, in reply to "blackmore datscombe southcombe"

According to https://www.familysearch.org/search/ John SOUTHCOMBE married Julian BLACKMOORE 20 Oct 1663 at Bishops Nympton. Julian was presumably the daughter of Thomas BLACKMORE whose will can be seen at https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DEV/BishopsNympton/ThomasBlackmore1648

crocker lanemane

Posted by p[atricia feeney on 24/6/2021, 4:55 pm, in reply to "Re: blackmore datscombe southcombe"

to whom it may concern

iam trying to find julian crockers birth

i dont think her birth is visable

trying to find her farther. the mogers wills

could anyone help me with this

her father could be john laneman crocker

who had married 3 times thanks trish

patriciaconry@hotmail.com

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by Judith on 18/4/2021, 7:49 am, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

We all get to a brick wall at some stage, you have done very well to get as far back as you have, but I think this is your brick wall. Would suggest you switch to another line, sometimes it gives more information, indirectly about the line you have got stuck on. Good luck.

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by [atricia feeney on 16/4/2021, 3:58 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

to deborah thank you for your help

how do i ask some of the librays for find my

past for free. do yuo think that her surnmae

was dadscombe or datscombe dascombe i have

already got asuscription with heritage why

did thomas blackmore will survive.

thnaks trish

Re: DADSCOMBE

Posted by Deborah O'Brien on 16/4/2021, 4:23 pm, in reply to "Re: DADSCOMBE"

It depends on where you live and what services your library offers for free access to Find My Past - you need to ask your librarian. It is the best site for Devon records. (Along with http://www.devonfhs.org.uk/ and https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/DEV
The spelling of the surname would depend on whoever was recording it at the time. Few people were literate and spelling was certainly not standardised. Even today names are spelled as heard - my own forename and surname can be spelled several ways.

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