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John Slocombe

Birth6 March 1827 - Hobart Town, Tasmania, Australia
Death17 Mar 1891 - Lunatic Asylum, Clifton Hill, Melbourne, Victoria
MotherMary Ann Broom
FatherWilliam Slocombe

Born in Hobart Town, Tasmania, Australia on 6 March 1827 to William Slocombe and Mary Ann Broom. John Slocombe married Ellen Shearman and had 13 children. He passed away on 17 Mar 1891 in Lunatic Asylum, Clifton Hill, Melbourne, Victoria.

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Parents
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William Slocombe
1803 - 1845
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Mary Ann Broom
1807 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Shearman
1830 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Eliza Jane Slocombe
1855 - 1897
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Emily Slocombe
1859 - 1938
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John Slocombe
1850 - 1917
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Robert James Slocombe
1851 - 1877
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Arthur Ernst Slocombe
1867 - Unknown
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Fitzroy Herbert Mundy Slocombe
1861 - 1935
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Annie Florence Slocombe
1867 - 1927
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Evelyn Slocombe
1856 - 1858
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Victor Harry Slocombe
1872 - 1928
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Alfred Edward Slocombe
1868 - 1870
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Walter William Slocombe
1863 - 1870
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Charles Slocombe
1851 - 1926
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Florence Cecilia Slocombe
1865 - Unknown

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