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Ancestry report for Elsie Marion Jacombs, daughter of Thomas M. Jacombs, associate of King's College London and tutor of classics and mathematics and Susannah A. Jacombs

Generation No. 1
1. Elsie Marion Jacombs was the daughter of (2) Thomas M. Jacombs, associate of King's College London and tutor of classics and mathematics and (3) Susannah A. Jacombs. She was born 1874 at Hampstead, London

Generation No. 2
2. Thomas M. Jacombs, associate of King's College London and tutor of classics and mathematics He was born 1836 at Coventry, Warwickshire
He married Susannah A. on c 1862. She was born 1842 at Toddington, Bedfordshire. They had the following children:
i	Elsie Marion who was born 1874 Hampstead, London
ii	Susie F.N. who was born 1877 Hampstead, London

3. Susannah A. Jacombs She was born 1842 at Toddington, Bedfordshire
She married Thomas M. Jacombs, associate of King's College London and tutor of classics and mathematics on c 1862. He was born 1836 at Coventry, Warwickshire. They had the following children:
i	Elsie Marion who was born 1874 Hampstead, London
ii	Susie F.N. who was born 1877 Hampstead, London

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