| 3 | DACKOMBE Pewterers | 

20th March 1734 
        Thomas Wheeler present Aquila Dackombe son of John
        Dackombe of Wrexham in the County of Denbigh gentl. 
17th June 1742 
        Aquila Dackomb bound apprentice of Thomas Wheeler turned
        over to John Carpenter. 
28th November 1746 
        Mr Aquila Dacomb attended, accepted the cloathing and was
        cloathed accordingly £20. 
8th October 1761 
        Thomas Swanson presents Aquila Dackombe son of Aquila
        Dackombe of the Parish of St. Gregory. Pewterer no money.
        (Freedom) 
1768 
        Aquila Dackombe of the parish of St. Gregory. Pewterer no
        money. (Freedom)
17th June 1773 
        A petition of Aquila Dackombe Liveryman of this Company
        praying a remission of his Livery Fine that he may and
        thereby be able to make such provision for himself and
        his family as the exigencies of his affairs may
        absolutely require was read. And after debates and
        hearing what the daid Mr. Dackombe had to allege in
        support of his petition the Question was put by the
        Master whether the said Mr. Dackombe should have his
        Livery Fine returned. It was carried in the affirmative
        and is ordered accordingly and it is further ordered that
        upon payment of the said Fine the Clerk of the Company do
        strike the name of the said Mr. Dackombe out of the
        Company's books as a Liveryman of this Company. 
7th December 1801 
        Ordered that Mr. Aquilla Dackombe a Freeman of this
        Company be elected upon the Livery of this Company upon
        paying of the usual Fees: and being called into the Court
        and acquainting thereof by the master he accepted the
        same and paid the fine of £20 to the Renter Warden and
        13/4 for the fees of the Clerk in Court and thereupon cloathed. 
20th August 1818 -
        General Court 
        Mr. Aquila Dackomber, Mr. Henry Carpenter, Mr Edward
        Lockwood were put in nomination for office of Master:
        Elected Master, Mr. Aquila Dackombe. Upper Warden Mr.
        Edward Lockwood. Aquila Dackombe served through 1818,
        1819 until on 23rd September 1819 Mr. George Cooper was
        declared Master elct. Aquila Dackombe died December 1819.
        
15th June 1820 
        Ordered that Mr. Daniel Dackombe be and is hereby elected
        and chosen upon the Livery of Cloathing of the Company
        upon paying the usual Fine and Fees and being called into
        Court he accepted the same and paid the FIne of £20 to
        the Renter Warden and his Fees to the Clerk and was
        thereupon cloathed. 
9th June 1836 
        Aquila Richard Dackombe admitted 
12th December 1839 
        Robert Dackombe admitted 
| Information from a book
        about Pewterers (A list of members - There was a lot of abbreviations in the original, but as I am only copying four names I have spelt all these out in full. | |||||
| 1275 | Dac(k)ombe, Aquila, London: 17 June 1742, elected to the Freedom of Yeomanry of the London Company of Pewterers; 28 November 1746, elected to the Livery of Clothing; Touch, 913, his mark appears on the London Touchplates. He was struck out of the Company in 1773 and his fine returned. Was given leave to strike his Touch on 20 December 1744. He was Gazetted as insolvent on 21 March 1761. | ||||
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| In this book the Touchplates above are described as: 1. Bee. 2. Lion's head erased. 3. Britannia. 4. A.D. -1275 | |||||
| 1276 | Dac(k)ombe, Aquila, London: 20 October 1768, elected to the Freedom of Yeomanry of the London Company of Pewterers: 17 December 1801, elected to the Livery of Clothing; 1804, Steward (paid the stipulated fine to be excused from serving in the Office specified), 1810, Renter Warden (paid the stipulated fine to be excused from serving in the Office specified), 1817, Upper Wardem (paid the stipulated fine to be excused from serving in the Office Specified), 1818, Master of the Company of Pewterers, 1819 died. | ||||
| 1277 | Dac(k)ombe, Aquila Richard, London: 9 June 1836, elected to the Freedom of Yeomanry of the London Company of Pewterers; and elected to the Livery of Clothing. | ||||
| 1278 | Dac(k)ombe, Daniel, London: 15 June 1820, elected to the Freedom of Yeomanry of the London Company of Pewterers and elected to the Livery of Clothing; 1831, Steward (paid the stipulated fine to be excused from serving in the Office specified), 1842, Renter Warden (paid the stipulated fine to be excused from serving in the Office Specified). Died 31 July 1842 | ||||

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