Parish Register for Marriage of William Henry Newcomb, of St Brides Parish and Catherine Hammond Smith of this parish, St Dunstan & All Saints, Stepney, London, England, 25 April 1812.

Marriage between William Henry Newcombe of the Parish of Saint Brides London, bachelor and Catherine Hammond Smith of this parish spinster, a minor by and with the consent of Charles Smith the natural and lawful father of the said minor were married in this church, St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney, by Licence this twenty fifth day of April in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and twelve.

In the presence of Charles Smith, Margaret Smith and Ruth Smith

Parish Register for Baptism of William Henry Newcomb, born Feb 3 1786 and son of Joseph and Rebecca, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, England, 2 March 1786.

Parish Register for Burial of William Henry Newcomb, of Little New Street and Did of Consumption, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, England, 7 January 1830.

Parish Register for Burial of William Charles Newcomb, aged 22 years and of Michael Place, Brompton, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 9 June 1849.

Parish Register for Baptism of Catherine Hammond Smith and dau of Charles Smith (agent) and Ann of Mile End Old Town, St Dunstans and All Saints, Stepney, London, England, 12 September 1791.

Parish Register for Burial of Catherine Hammond Newcomb and Aged 42, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, England, 31 January 1833.

Parish Register for Baptism of William Newcomb and son of William Henry and Catherine Hammond of Cursitor Street, goldsmith, St Andrew, Holborn, London, UK, 19 September 1813.

Parish Register for Burial of William Newcomb, aged 1 and of Little New Street, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 15 April 1814.

Parish Register for Baptism of Henry Newcomb and son of William Henry, goldsmith, and Catharine Hammond Newcomb, of Cursitor Street, London, St Andrew, Holborn, London, UK, 19 September 1813.

Parish Register for Burial of Henry Newcomb, aged 26 and of East Dulwich, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 23 November 1838.

Parish Register for Baptism of Katharine Newcomb and dau of Wm Henry, seal maker, and Catherine Hammond Newcomb of Little New Street, London, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 7 May 1815.

Parish Register for Burial of Katharine Newcomb, aged 34, died of comsumption and of Bethel Place, Camberwell, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 4 November 1848.

Will. Cit. Date: 13 March 1849.

PROBATE I KATHERINE NEWCOMB now of No 5 Bethel Place Camberwell in the county of Surrey spinster being of sound mind do hereby declare this to be my last will and Testament I do hereby direct that all my debts and expenses shall be paid as soon as possible after my decease And I hereby bequeath whatever money or monies may be in hand or due to my estate that can be legally recovered (and which I direct shall be recovered as soon as may be after my decease) equally between my two sisters Ann Sophia Newcomb and Jean Greig Newcomb I do also direct that my trinkets except those that I may hereafter bequeath shall be divided between my two afore mentioned sisters I do also direct that my books except those that I may hereafter bequeath shall be equally divided between my aforementioned sisters I do also direct that my body be decently and respectably interred in a vault in the church of St Brides Fleet Street the vault in which are interred my parents and some of my family I give and bequeath to my brother William Charles Newcomb all plate that I may possess at time of my decease And I also bequeath to the aforesaid William Charles Newcomb all money that I possess in the funds namely stocks in the “Long Annuities” producing sixteen shillings per annum the aforementioned money so bequeathed as aforesaid to and between my aforementioned sisters is as follows four hundred pounds lent to my uncle Lieutenant Colonel James Smith now or late of the East India Companies Service bearing interest at the rate of five pounds per centum per annum one hundred and seven pounds in like manner lent to my said uncle bearing interest at the rate of three pounds five shillings per centum per annum and a further sum of one hundred pounds in the like manner lent to my said uncle bearing interest at the rate of five pounds per centum per annum thirty five pounds ten shillings of which last sum has been paid by instalments The remainder of my property is in the hands of my friend Mr Henry Dearlove senior and is about one hundred pounds and I hereby appoint the said Henry Dearlove Executer of this my Will And I hereby authorize him to retain the money in his hands as aforesaid or a competent part thereof to defray the expenses of receiving or making arrangement for recovering the aforementioned property so lent to my uncle And I hereby make and publish this my last Will and Testament this twenty seventh day of June in the year of our Lord one thousantr eight hundred and forty eight. Katherine Newcomb Signed published and declared by the said Katherine Newcombe as her last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in her presence at her request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names and witnesses Henry George Dearlove 56 Margaret St Cavendish Square Lydia Tamplin 17 Bedford Place, Bloomsbury.

PROVED at London 13 March 1849 before the Worshipful Frederic Thomas Pratt Doctor of Lawes and Surrogate by the oath of Henry Dearlove the sole Executor to whom Admon was granted having been first sworn only to administer.

Parish Register for Baptism of Louisa Ann Newcomb, born 12 April 1817 and dau of Wm Henry, goldsmith, and Catherine Hammond Newcomb of New Street, Shoe Lane, London, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 8 June 1817.

Parish Register for Burial of Louisa Ann Newcomb, aged 22 and of East Dulwich, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 9 November 1838.

Parish Register for Baptism of Ann Sophia Newcomb and dau of Wm Henry, goldsmith, and Catherine Hammond Newcomb, of Little New Lane, London, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 24 December 1820.

Parish Register for Baptism of Hannah Ruth Newcomb of Little New Street and dau of Wm Henry, goldsmith, and Catherine Hammond Newcomb, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 8 December 1820.

Parish Register for Burial of Hannah Ruth Newcomb, aged 1 year 4 months, died of whooping cough and of Little New Street, City of London, UK, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 24 May 1822.

Parish Register for Baptism of James Smith Newcomb, born 3 September 1823 and son of William Henry and Catherine Hammond Newcomb, goldsmith of Little New Street, Shoe Lane, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 20 May 1825.

Parish Register for Baptism of William Charles Newcomb, of Little New Street and son of Wm Henry, goldsmith, and Catherine Hammond Newcomb, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 4 February 1827.

Parish Register for Baptism of Jane Greig Newcomb of Little New Lane and dau of Wm Henry, goldsmith, and Catherine Hammond Newcomb, St Brides, Fleet Street, London, UK, 29 April 1829.

1841 England and Wales census, St Peter's Square, Hammersmith, London, England, head of household: James Smith.

1841 UK Census

Place: Hammersmith, London, England

Address: St Peters Square

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1851 England and Wales census, 13 Warren Lane, Stanway, Essex, UK, head of household: Jane Harvey.

1851 UK Census

Place: 13 Warren Lane, Stanway, Essex

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