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John Duncombe<\/span>I659<\/span>
b: 19 July 1772<\/span><\/span>
d: 23 November 1835<\/span><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/section>
Biography<\/div>
Was a convict. Apparently went insane, no record of his demise.\n\n === EXTRACT ===\n 880- JOHN DUNCOMBE was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of September last, two hundred and ten years of everlasting, value 10l. the property of Archibald Bryson.\n The prisoner was taken by the watchman, who, on suspecting him, confessed the robbery; no promises were made to him.\n GUILTY\n Transported for seven years\n Trial by the first Middlesx Jury before Mr. Recorder\n\n === FROM Denise Richardson's Records on Ancestry.Com.Au ===\n Perhaps born in London in 1772, the son of Edward and Mary DUNCOMB, John DUNCOMBE was convicted of stealing at the Old Bailey in 1787 and transported on Albemarle, one of the Third Fleet ships, arriving in Sydney in 1791. He was transferred to Norfolk Island on Atlantic the following month and remained there as a carpenter after his sentence expired.\n He left for the Derwent with the HAMBLY family, on HMS Porpoise in 1807 and married Elizabeth HAMBLY in Hobart the following year. Neither was able to sign their name. They had three daughters. He built mills with William HAMBLY and the family moved to their 60 acre land grant at Pittwater in 1815.Unfortunately John DUNCOMBE became deranged and was sent to an asylum in Sydney in 1819. he died in Sydney in 1835.<\/div><\/section>
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