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Re: Luscombes somewhere in Devon

ckelsey138 — 2009-09-21 16:42:26Z

Hi here is a page from the internet that describes what became of Eliza, Phillip, Jane, and George Luscombe... The all moved to St. John's Newfoundland in the 1840's I am a decendant of Phillip Luscombe..

http://ngb.chebucto.org/Wills/ef-1893-luscombe-george.shtml

Re: luscombe family tree

james76667 — 2009-06-21 12:58:13Z

"hello" from TEXAS

Re: George Luscombe b. 1803 and Martha ?Harvey? b. 1807 England to Illinois

stucker184 — 2009-06-05 16:00:33Z

Hi,
My name is Scott Tucker, my Greatgrandfather was Nicholas Crossland, son of Caroline Luscombe and William Crossland.
Could you send me a link to stucker@bulktransit.com
Thanks!

Australian Luscombes

BenjaminLuscombe77 — 2008-12-28 06:30:42Z

Hello.

I am an Australian Luscombe currently living in London.

I'm looking for information on Luscombes who emigrated to or were already in Australia in the mid 1800's, most likely Queensland.

My great grandfather John (Jack) Phister (born 1871 in the Ipswich region) changed his name to Luscombe before going to the Boer War in the late 1890's. It's believed Phister is of German origin.

There is a district in Queensland called Luscombe and family legend has it that this is the origin for Jack's name change, however some other family members believe that Jack had a relative with the surname Luscombe, and it is this line of Luscombes that I'm interested in.

Unfortunately I have no other information other than Jack Luscombe's mother was Maud Cavanagh (maiden name), and decendent from the First Fleeter Owen Cavanagh who arrived in Sydney Cove in 1788. Of Jack's father's christian name I am unsure but surname was certainly Phister. It's also believed Jack watched his older brother shoot dead their father who was not the nicest of people.

Apologies for the vagaries of this post, but if anyone has any further info that would help in a connection to Devon/Cornwall Luscombes it would be much appreciated, I'm assuming I should be able to trace my lineage back to the UK and therefore hopefully, somehow learn more of the Phister/Luscombe connection.

Regards,
Ben Luscombe

Re: luscombes in greenwich

brownie_16 — 2008-12-11 19:25:24Z

Hi stella I tried emailing you not sure if you got it. love to hear what you have. I am not 100% on the ellen young bit.

Re: luscombes in greenwich

fam1_nicholls — 2008-12-10 19:03:59Z

Hi Yes I know a bit about them they link to my family.. Contact me on san.nicholls@virgin.net as that will be easier than using the message board for the exchange of info Stella Nicholls

luscombes in greenwich

brownie_16 — 2008-12-10 11:12:37Z

does anyone have any info on luscombes from greenwich.
my greatgrandfather was george cornelius luscombe who married ellen young. they had four children george 1895 arthur 1898,edith ellen 1903, and thomas alfred in 1906.wanting to find out who their parents are and any other information. thanks

Luscombe

brownie_16 — 2008-11-23 11:08:17Z

just new at this but i am trying to trace my grandparents parents. all i know is my grandfather was thomas luscombe born 1906 somewhere in england. Later married emily hodgson.

Samuel LUSCOMBE, b~1866, in London, England, 1901

bbffrrpp — 2008-10-24 13:49:32Z

Hello. I am trying to find out more about my husband's grandmother, Mrs. Annie (McLOUGHLIN) GAVIN, who died in MA/US in 1949. She reportedly was born in London, England, in ~1890, and spent some time in a Convent as a child. Then, ~1908 Annie migrated to the US and found her way to Waltham, MA, US, where she married James GAVIN. They lived in Cambridge, MA, where they raised their children.

This week I have received new information from different sources. Putting the info together, I come up with possible parents for Annie as: John James McLOUGHLIN, b~1856 in Scotland, and Jessie WAGNER, b~1856 in England or Ireland. They seem to have had 6 daughters, but 2 seem to have died young. Annie was the youngest, and she seem to have been born the same year that her father died (1890). The 4 McLOUGHLIN daughters went to the "Convent of the Sacret Heart" in London for a few years.

In 1899, the widow, Mrs. Jessie McLOUGHLIN remarried in London to Samuel LUSCOMBE, b~1866 somewhere. The 1901 census has them in London with Jessie's 4 daughters.

There is slightly more information on this extended family. But that is all I'll say for the moment.

I would be interested to find out when Samuel and Jessie LUSCOMBE died. I would like to know whether Jessie was still alive when her daughter, Annie, left for the U.S. ~1908. And, I would like to know whether Jessie possibly had a 3rd marriage, possibly losing 2 husbands.

Thank you for your time.

Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA)

(In the U.S., she was Annie (McLAUGHLIN) GAVIN, and in the U.K., she was born Annie McLOUGHLIN.)

Re: Luscombe, a place

bbffrrpp — 2008-10-24 13:37:06Z

Hello. I'm trying to find out more about my husband's grandmother, and I just found out this week that she might have lived in London, England, as a child. The 1901 census for London has a Samuel and Jessie LUSCOMBE, 35 and 44, and they are probably Annie's mother and step-father.

The grandmother's maiden name was Annie Mary Magdalene McLAUGHLIN / McLOUGHLIN and she was born ~1890 in London. It seems her father, John McLOUGHLIN, died in 1890. Jessie, the widow, placed her 4 daughters in the "Convent of the Sacred Heart" in London after that. Then she remarried to Samuel in 1899.

I am very interested in when Samuel and Jessie LUSCOMBE died, as I would like to know if Jessie was still alive when Annie McLOUGHLIN left for the U.S. in ~1908.

(Full name, as I now know it: Jessie (WAGNER) (McLOUGHLIN) LUSCOMBE.)

Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA)

Re: Augustus Luscombe

j_jwhite — 2008-09-16 21:05:13Z

Thank you any information on Augustus would be great. He has been a hard man to find. I am willing to share any info.

Re: Augustus Luscombe

shawnyanna — 2008-09-16 12:56:27Z

I am 14 i am from guernsey and i think that he wa srelated to me but will check with my dad just to make sure! i will get back to you though.

Re: luscombe family tree

CaroleLuscombe71 — 2008-08-19 17:39:26Z

Hello Ian

I have been working on the Luscombe Family Tree. My husbands's great grandfather Moses Luscombe was born in Loddiswell in the county of Devon (England) in 1842 and married a lady from Newfoundland whose name was Mary A...
we do not know her surname - she was born in 1849,
On the 1891 census it states that her occupation was a Laundress (Notem) and her birthplace as Overseas - British -St. John Newfoundland. Moses is not on this Census.
The 1881 census lists them both stating that occupation as Gunner CBRA - I don't know what that means.
Be pleased to hear from you wih any further info.

Carole Luscombe
Newquay
Cornwall
England

Samuel LUSCOMB / Susanna HILBERT - Salem, MA

GRW1444 — 2008-07-03 17:57:38Z

Has anyone come across this couple? Samuel was born c 1754 and married Susanna (or Anna) Hilbert (or Hibbert) on Feb. 27, 1774 in Danvers. This is what I found from the MA Vital Records.

What I need to do is somehow prove that Samuel is the son of Samuel, Sr. [1722-1789] and Lydia (Begoe - Neal) after their marriage in 1752, Salem.

Any help at all would be spectacular! There doesn't seem to be much on this particular generation. Hopefully, someone will have a better resource than the Internet~~~

Re: George Luscombe b. 1803 and Martha ?Harvey? b. 1807 England to Illinois

dolphinbleuxxx — 2008-05-29 13:27:25Z

Hi there, I have George Luscombe in my family tree, if you would like a link please let me know,

Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force

JackSteer27 — 2008-04-11 12:34:13Z

Library and Archives Canada - www.collectionscanada.gc.ca - have details on line of the attestation papers of the men enlisted in the Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force for the Great War.
Many of these have details of other members of the family. Some men moved from the USA to join the Canadian forces in the early years of the war and there is one Luscombe who moved from New South Wales.
I have not cross-referenced these entries with the CWGC site to see how many survived.
All the LUSCOMBE entries that I have found are indexed below with date of birth, place of birth, regimental number and the library reference.

LUSCOMBE, ALBERT 28/09/1885 Glare Bay, CB 222393 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 4
LUSCOMBE, ALBERT HENRY 07/08/1894 Exeter, Devon 406115 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 5 - on attestation form as Henry Albert, but indexed as Albert Henry
LUSCOMBE, ARCHIBALD HENRY 19/08/1896 Laira, Devon 46499 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 6
LUSCOMBE, EARL CLIFTON 03/04/1890 Simcoe, Ontario Sergeant 772027 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 7
LUSCOMBE, EDWARD 06/06/1892 Braunton, Devon 186795 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 8
LUSCOMBE, GEORGE DALLYN 18/08/1880 Torquay, Devon Corporal 2503068 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 9
LUSCOMBE, GEORGE ELI 10/05/1871 Braunton, Devon 220461 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 10
LUSCOMBE, GEORGE S 28/11/1896 Newton Abbot, Devon 401366 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 11
LUSCOMBE, HAROLD ANDREW 10/08/1892 Kingsbridge, Devon 108355 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 12
LUSCOMBE, HENRY 19/12/1891 Yealmpton, Devon 2046 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 13
LUSCOMBE, JAMES EDWIN 11/10/1870 Rattery, Devon 84155 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 14 NOTR indexed as James Edward
LUSCOMBE, JOHN CRAWFORD 31/01/1886 Sascia, Ontario Regimental sergeant major 34300 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 15
LUSCOMBE, JOHN THOMAS 27/02/1894 Westville, Picton Co, Nova Scotia 47016 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 16
LUSCOMBE, JOHN THOMAS 11/01/1872 Salcombe, Devon 645855 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 17
LUSCOMBE, LOUIS KENNETH 15/06/1895 Bourne, New South Wales, Australia Trooper 225991 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 18
LUSCOMBE, PERCY 10/09/1882 Coeleagham?, Nottinghamshire 180093 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 19
LUSCOMBE, PETER TURNER 30/12/1876 Montreal, Canada 90462 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 20
LUSCOMBE, WILLIAM HENRY 25/01/1900 Glasgow, Scotland 2691731 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 22
LUSCOMBE, WILLIAM OLIVER 02/03/1892 Belleville Ant, Hastings Co, Canada 412073 RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5797 - 21

Re: Luscombes somewhere in Devon

dandeloin30 — 2008-03-15 07:11:15Z

Hi! Thanks for the info.I got the marriage from the Cornwood OPC, however I didnt have the burials thats alot to figure out.Three of there children moved to NL Canada.This is where I descend from.Cheers Anne

Re: Luscombes somewhere in Devon

suzanne2812 — 2008-03-13 14:16:41Z

Hi

My husband is decended from the Cornwood Luscombe's. I have transcripts from the COrnwood OPC that give the date of 10th December 1805 Philip Luscombe married Jenny Hillson. Witnesses were James & George Hillson.

There are also 7 seperate burials for Philip Luscombe & 4 for Jenny.

Regards Suzanne

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

2006-06-01 17:21:10Z

Hi Sandra. I think I have located the missing info on William Luscombe and his parents.

The info I have is (from Holne Baptisms 1700-1774) that William was baptised on 26 Nov 1700 and is the son of Phillip and Elizabeth of Buckfastleigh. There is also a daughter listed as Elizabeth, baptised on 26 June 1704. Further investigation has revealed Elizabeth and Phillip were married 8 March 1697 and Elizabeth's maiden name is Sherwill.

Hope this is of help

Regards Leanne

Re: Luscombe-Whyte

carolzapolnik — 2006-07-30 22:03:53Z

I just learned of a Clement/Whyte marriage. Edwin & Mary
Clement's son, John James md. a Harriet Whyte. Contact my e. meil address for further info.
Carol

Re: Luscombes of Stokenham, South Devon

carolbowler — 2008-02-24 14:53:52Z

There has got to be a connection then. Tell me more about your Liffey. I would love to know where the name came from as a Christian name, and have always wondered if there was an Irish connection?
Very strange that you are living in Folkestone. My sister is teaching in Folkestone and an entire other part of my tree comes from Folkestone

Patty Ann Luscombe 1933-39 Crescent City CA

BONSER — 2007-08-23 20:05:19Z

Over a year ago I received a request to photograph a headstone for Patty Ann Luscombe who died in Crescent City CA in 1939. The requester sent me a photograph of Patty Ann, but I was unable to find the headstone. Until today. Now I can't find the name of the person searching. I'm going to keep the photo in hopes she will re-contact me.

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

lpegg126 — 2007-02-25 09:01:22Z

Hi. Details I have todate are:

William Luscombe:
born @ 1772
died 26 November 1847 at Woodleigh
Farmer at Hendham, Woodleigh
Married to Dorothy Torring on 31 Dec 1801

Dorothy Torring:
born 30 April 1780
died 25 Dec 1856

Children:
George Luscombe
Robert Luscombe
Henry Luscombe
Phillip Luscombe
William John Luscombe
Richard Henry Luscombe
John Luscombe
Elizabeth Lavers Luscombe
Dorothy Torring Luscombe
James Torring Luscombe

My family line descends from George Luscombe. I have very little information on John Luscombe, so anything you have would be appreciated. I do have a bit more info on the other children if you are interested. I have been unable to locate William Luscombe (father) or Dorothy Torring (mother) parents. One of my previous messages was incorrect.

William Luscombe's will as follows:
Will proved in the Archdeacon’s Court of Totnes 4/12/1847
I William Luscombe of Hendham in the parish of Woodley do declare this to be my last will & Testanment I (?) approach my son Henry Luscombe & request him to pay off all my just Debts within six months after my death, I give to my wife two hundred pounds & my best bed & bedding & necessary furniture for two rooms …….. give to my son Philip Twenty pounds to my son Willliam Twenty pounts to my son Richard Twenty pounds, to my son John one hundred and fifty pounds, to my daughter Elizabeth Lavers Twenty pounds, to my Daughter Dorothy Fifty pounds I give my gold watch to my son Henry my executor I request my executor to pay into the hands of Mr Wm Toms Surgeon of Kingsbridge the before names sum of two Hundred pounds a year, or such sum or sums as he might think fit I give to the before named Mr Wm Toms Surgeon the sum of Five pounds. William signed with an X, witnessed by George King of Woodleigh Mill, Miller and Robert Baker, Carpenter, Preston.

I hope this is of some help to you.

Regards Leanne

Augustus Luscombe

j_jwhite — 2008-01-30 05:56:45Z

Does anyone know of Augustus Luscombe Born 1822. He had a daughter Julia Ann Luscombe born on the 25 March 1847 in Devon England
Please help I have hit a brick wall!!!!

Re: Patty Ann Luscombe 1933-39 Crescent City CA

FamHistryLvr — 2007-08-23 20:38:52Z

It was me! Please email me at becky10705@yahoo.com

Ethel May Doel Luscombe

suzanne2812 — 2006-07-05 22:32:07Z

Hello
I've resently found out that my Great, Great Uncles daughter Ethel Mary Doel. married A Thomas Luscombe of Plymouth. I have found out a lot of info so far & would like to add anything that I may have missed.
Strangely, my Husband was born in Tavistock & has many Luscombes, Skelleys, Baskervilles & Damerell's in his line. Most from Cornwood, Devon.
Regards Suzanne Lawrence (nee Doel)

Re: Luscombes of Stokenham, South Devon

nicktoms99 — 2006-12-11 18:17:50Z

Hello there, I know its been a long time since this thread was actice but here's hoping!!!

I have 2 Luscombes in my family tree, a Julia, born c.1776 in Ugborough, Devon, and Mary, born c 1725. Julia married an Adam Kingwell, whose daughter, also Julia, married into the Toms line, from which I am descended.

Any others searching for similar Luscombe lines? Or any info on these two ladies?

Re: Luscombe in Canada

Carol_Zapolnik — 2007-05-30 21:01:44Z

I have Luscombe/Canada ties if you would like to contact me.
dczapo@sbcglobal.net

Re: luscombe family tree

joycelatto — 2007-10-03 17:51:17Z

Hi I have a Jane luscombe born 1821 in Modbury Devon married John Cole Maddock who was born in 1810 in Plymouth. They both died in Plymouth. Their children were:
William 1852
Tho0mas 1855
Bessy 1857
Frederick 1859
Annie 1861
Frank 1864

Annie was my husband's great grandmother.

Any connection??

Joyce

Re: Prout/Luscombe Connection Devon

LornaHen — 2006-12-29 22:24:52Z

Would the Thomas LUSCOMBE born 1799 Devon be the one who married Jane MOSES?
Children Thomas, Jane, George, Mary Ann, Henry, Samuel, Elizabeth, John, William, Edwin, all born 1823-1848, Sheepstor or Meavy.
My interest is the MOSES descendants, a far flung branch of my BARTER tree.
I'm trying to document the descendants, the dead ones will eventually appear in my Rootsweb World Connect database.
A recent census find was that one of the descendants, Henry, bap. Sheepstor 1833, was a butler for both Sir Massey LOPES and later his son Henry. In between he seems to have been a licensed victualler, and butler for a couple of different naval types.
Regards
Lorna
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hendersonandandrews...

William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

LorraineDicksee — 2007-06-03 18:42:28Z

Thanks for that information. Much of it I have from the LDS FamilySearch website but this has filled in some gaps for me. My hubby is directly descended from the marriage of Andrew Winsor b. 1731 and Mary Pulliblank b.1732.

Regards
Lorraine

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

LorraineDicksee — 2007-05-16 21:43:01Z

Hi there I am interested in the Elizabeth Legassick Winsor line as my husband is decended from her family. Does anyone have information about Elizabeth's ancestors that you are able to share with me ?

Winsor family

LorraineDicksee — 2007-06-06 16:30:25Z

I don't have a copy of the actual letter just a pretty poor transcription which has probably been spoiled due to being copied down many times by different people. It was allegedly written by the House of Lords Luscombe man's son (sorry I am working purely from memory right now as I am not at home at the moment). When I return (next week) I will send you a copy of the transcription to see what you make of it. I think I may also have details of the source of the transcription.

Is your other correspondent Graham Hawes ? If so, I am also in contact with him. He has been very helpful with the research into the Hawes and Winsor families.

Kind regards, Lorraine

Winsor family

LorraineDicksee — 2007-06-04 19:20:16Z

William Winsor born 1800 Kingsbridge who married Susan Heath born 1802. Their daughter Sarah Elizabeth Penelope Winsor born 1843 married George Hawes. Their daughter was my husband's great grandmother.

What do you know about your GGG grandmother's death ? I have been told she died in suspicious circumstances (unproven) on the same night as her father 28 May 1833. I have been sent a partial transcript of a letter allegedly written by her son on the matter.

I also understand her husband, Thomas, worked in the House of Lords and that after her death he resigned and went to live in Guernsey for the rest of his life.

According to my files, your GGG grandmother had the following siblings : Martha Pullibank b.1789, Mary Hodges b.1790, Sarah b.1796, Henry b.1798, William b. 1800 (my husband's line), Edward b.1804-1825, George b.1806.

What do you know about the Pullib(l)ank and Legassick(e lines ?

Re: ROBERT HENRY LUSCOMBE; Devonport

mjluscombe — 2007-06-22 19:57:43Z

I have a certificate of a Robert Henry Luscombe. He died in the 1950's in St Budeaux, Plymouth(I sent for the weong Robert henry!)
Maggie Luscombe

Re: ROBERT HENRY LUSCOMBE; Devonport

mjluscombe — 2007-12-16 15:59:14Z

Have a look at this web site. There are so many Luscombes in this part of Devon

http://luscombe.tribalpages.com/

Maggie

Re: Luscombes of Stokenham, South Devon

dolphinbleuxxx — 2008-02-24 14:45:39Z

hi I have liffey luscombe in my tree, most of my luscombes are from the tormoham, stokenham area

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

pcogrady — 2007-06-04 04:48:16Z

Hi Lorraine

Which of Andrew and Mary's eight children is your husband descended from?

My GGG grandmother was Elizabeth Legassick Winsor, born 1792. I know nothing about her brothers Edward, Henry or George and only husbands or wives for the rest.

Charlotte

Re: Winsor family

pcogrady — 2007-06-06 03:21:44Z

Hi Lorraine

I tried to contact you directly but Ancestry wanted me to register.

I have had contact through Genes Reunited with another cousin who is descended from George Hawes and Sarah Winsor. He is descended from their son Frederick Hawes.

The family story was that both Elizabeth and her parents died of possible poisoning on the same day but research has shown that the mother did not die and lived another 17 years. The offical cause of death was cholera. I would love to see a copy of the letter that you have relating to this incident.

Yes, Thomas Luscombe worked for the Usher of the Black Rod in the House of Lords and moved to Guernsey. There are still descendants of Thomas living in Guernsey.

Legassicks I have traced back to about 1627. Pulliblanks back to the early 1700s. All are Devon families.

Charlotte

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

pcogrady — 2007-02-27 05:21:49Z

Hi Glenn and Leanne

Thank you. I think that from the information that you have both provided I now know that my John Luscombe, born about 1807 in Woodleigh is not John Luscombe who is the son of William and Dorothy.

My John Luscombe married his cousin Emma Luscombe in 1836 and appears on the 1841 census in Guernsey with his father in law and Emma's siblings.

Emma's father is Thomas Luscombe, born about 1787, Kingsbridge and her mother Elizabeth Legassick Winsor, born 1792, Kingsbridge ( these are my GGG Grandparents).

I am interested in the Henry Luscombe, aged 42 who appears with John's family in the 1851 census. I am assuming that he is John's brother.

Thanks
Charlotte

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

pcogrady — 2007-02-24 22:06:46Z

I know that this is an old query but I have found a connection between William Luscombe who married Dorothy Torring and the Luscombes descended from Thomas Luscombe and Elizabeth Legassick Winsor ( my line).

William and Dorothy had a son John,born about 1807, who married Emma Luscombe, born 1819, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth.

I had John's parents as Samuel and Ann but I recently found some information that his parents were really William and Dorothy.

I would be interested in any information about John that you have from the will.

Thanks

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

pcogrady — 2007-05-17 00:40:36Z

Hi

Here is a link to Don Shankle's web page. He has done extensive research of the Winsor line.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~downeast/WinsorEN.h...

Which of Winsor lines is your husband descended from?

Charlotte

1924 Helen Kathryn Luscomb, dau of John Luscomb, marries Dr. Wm A. Allen

kathy3643 — 2006-07-05 13:05:07Z

I am looking for anyone connected with Dr. Allen's family or Helen Kathryn Luscomb's family. I have a wonderful cabinet card of Dr. William A. Allen and the wedding announcement of the marriage of Dr. William A. Allen and Helen Kathryn in 1924.

Re: Coat of Arms/Family Crest

boniperkins — 2006-11-09 19:26:50Z

I have a discription of the coat of arms from the History of Landed Gentry of G.Britain & Ireland. I have drawn a rough replica after studying 'arms'. If you want more info, send e-mail.

Re: ROBERT HENRY LUSCOMBE; Devonport

dandeloin30 — 2007-12-14 16:24:29Z

Hey I have a Robert Luscombe born 1807.Let me know if this post is still good.

Re: Luscombe in Canada

dandeloin30 — 2007-11-14 12:55:46Z

Have ties between the Newfoundland Luscombes and Cornwood England.You can contact me amarie1972@hotmail.com.

Luscombes somewhere in Devon

dandeloin30 — 2007-09-26 19:37:39Z

Hi All!! Im looking for my Luscombe ancestors.Phillip Luscombe and Jenny Hilson had Harriet Feb 14 1811
Robert December 7 1807 and Anne October 13 1824.They also had Eliza,Phillip,Jane and George.All the children were born in Cornwood.However there is no record of them being married there or death records.Robert is listed at South Brent in the 1861 Census as being married to a mary.Im only to believe that maybe they all moved pos to South Brent England.Anyone with info on these People.

Re: Coat of Arms/Family Crest

dandeloin30 — 2007-09-26 19:29:27Z

I have a small pic of the coat of arms on my puter if youre still looking

Re: luscombe family tree

dandeloin30 — 2007-09-01 17:04:00Z

Ian if your still doing that family tree I too am researching the same Luscombes.You could cotact me.Email amarie1972@hotmail.com.I have Jane Luscombe daughter of Phillip and Jenny from Cornwood.Brothers George,Phillip,Robert,Sisters Eliza,Harriet,Any of these names familiar.

Re: William Luscombe b.1770 d.1847; Woodleigh Devon

grreddx — 2007-02-26 23:56:26Z

Hi Leanne,

Thanks for the info. I do already have details of William's Will but would be most interested to learn more about your line through George and any of his brothers and sisters. I have some info but usually only approx dates etc.

The John Luscombe you name, born abt 1807 in Woodleigh, doesn't appear to match the John Luscombe I have, also born Woodleigh, but in abt 1819 (as per 1841 UK Census below)...

In the 1841 UK Census for Woodleigh, Devon:
Surname, Forenames, Sex, Age, Occupation, Born, Address, Ref
LUSCOMBE, Dorothy, F, 60y, , Y, Hendham, 4341
LUSCOMBE, William, M, 70y, Yeoman, Y, Hendham, 4341
LUSCOMBE, James ?, M, 30y, Yeoman, Y, Hendham, 4341
LUSCOMBE, John, M, 22y, Yeoman, Y, Hendham, 4341
LUSCOMBE, Dorothy, F, 20y, , Y, Hendham, 4341
LUSCOMBE, Henery, M, 17y, Yeoman, Y, Hendham, 4341
LUSCOMBE, William, M, 02y, , Y, Hendham, 4341

I found the John you were referring to, in the 1851 Census...

1851 UK Census...
Name: John Luscombe
Age: 44
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1807
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Emma
Gender: Male
Where born: Woodleigh, Devon, England
Civil Parish: Loddiswell
County/Island: Devon (Devon)
Country: England
Registration district: Kingsbridge
Sub-registration district: Kingsbridge
ED, institution, or vessel: 6a
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 80
Household Members:
Name Age
Alfred Luscombe 1 Mo
Arthur Luscombe 2
Emma Luscombe 30
George H Luscombe 8
Henery Luscombe 42
James S Luscombe 7
John Luscombe 44
John T Luscombe 10
Juliana E Luscombe 12
Martha E Luscombe 14
Mary S Luscombe 7
Nicholas Luscombe 4

Who is the Thomas Luscombe you refer to, and how does he fit in the family tree?

Regards
Glenn