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John Tincombe

BirthJanuary 1862 - Ide, Devonshire, England
DeathJanuary 1915 - Wandsworth, London
MotherCaroline Harris
FatherWilliam Teigncombe

Born in Ide, Devonshire, England on January 1862 to William Teigncombe and Caroline Harris. John Tincombe married Elizabeth Ellen Smith and had 8 children. He passed away on January 1915 in Wandsworth, London.

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Parents
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William Teigncombe
1819 - 1892
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Caroline Harris
1820 - 1889
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Ellen Smith
1864 - 1958
Children Show all
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William Henry Tincombe
1888 - 1975
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Caroline F Tincombe
1891 - 1978
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David John Tincombe
1889 - Unknown
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Robert George Tincombe
1895 - 1962
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Edward Joseph Tincombe
1893 - 1916
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Ruth Naomi Tincombe
1900 - 1981
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Ellen Elizabeth Tincombe
1898 - Unknown
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Emily E Tincombe
1897 - 1978

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