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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Dorset => England => Dorset Lookup Requests => Topic started by: dudjac on Saturday 23 December 17 13:11 GMT (UK)
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Hi.
Edward Komber Jacob chr.24th November 1762 in Cranborne Dorset. Family Search shows father only as Edward. Any ideas as to how I can find who was Edwards wife. I cannot find a marriage for Edward (snr) anywhere in the vicinity of Cranborne. The christian name Komber is unusual but I believe it was common practice around that time for a childs second name to be that of his/hers mothers maiden name.
Any help appreciated.
Dud.
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find my past has the middle name listed as kimber not komber
regards
alli
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not sure if it is a mistranscription or maybe twin boys?? as they also list a edmund komber jacob baptised on same date
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Posting in case it helps others
There are 2 female burials in Cranborne around that time
Elizabeth Jacob 30 Apr 1773 - notes O Edward
Mary Jacob 8 Mar 1787
also burial for Edmund 20 Jun 1786
I can only see one other baptism for a sibling of Edward K - Henry 21 Jun 1765.
Some transcripts have Edward K as Edmund Kimber
Edward & Edmund are often interchanged
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familysearch have a potential marriage:
Edward JACOB m Sarah KIMBER, 5 Jan 1760 Child-Okeford, Dorset
(Child-Okeford is about 20 miles from Cranborne).
However, I wouldn't take this as definitive until you confirm it with either a reliable transcript or an image of the register page - familysearch have been known to have wrong entries!
Hope this helps
Philip
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They also have a baptism at Child Okeford for a son John Kimber Jacob in 1761
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ND24-19D
also a burial
John Kimber
Burial 30 Sep 1770
Child-Okeford, Dorset
Father Edward Jacob
Mother Sarah
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Elizabeth Jacob 30 Apr 1773 - notes O Edward
Baptism for an Elizabeth dtr of Edward in 1773 & 1775 so looks as though the burial is for a daughter
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Many thanks all for your help. I had noticed that the name Kimber were two a penny. Could not find Komber, so possibly a error in transcription.
Again may thanks
Dud. PS Merry Christmas.
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If your Edward is the one born in 1738, youngest child of Henry and Ann Jacob, his father left a will which is on Ancestry. Gussage and Edmonsham, where the six children were born, are close to Cranborne.
Richard
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Hi Richard.
Thanks for that. Have found it on Ancestry but there is no image of the will.
Will have to follow it up.
Dud
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Hi again.
Have found it in National Archives.
Dud
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Have found it on Ancestry but there is no image of the will.
There is - I've read it!
R
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You are right. I found it also.
Thanks again.
Dud.