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John DOBLE
- Yes, date unknown
Has no ancestors and no descendants in this family tree.
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Name John DOBLE Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Gender Male Occupation Jan 1599/00 Servant to Serjeant John Glanville - At the time of his marriage John was described as a servant to Serjeant John Glanville . 'Servant' should not be understood as meaning a domestic servant; the term was used to mean employee, and just as an employee today could be a domestic, they could also be a highly skilled individual of a similar social standing to their boss, and who might go on to hold an equivalent position. John Doble may have been apprenticed to John Glanville and then have worked for him after completing his apprenticeship.
Occupation 1618 Cornwall, England 
Attorney in the Stannary Court of Foymoor - In a Star Chamber case (TNA ref: STAC 8/89/18) in 1618 an attorney of the Stannary Court of Foymoor was a defendant along with Edmund Dunridge, the steward, and others; I assume that the John Doble was this one, Edmund's son-in-law
Died Yes, date unknown Person ID I22227 All Last Modified 29 Jul 2021
Family Thomasin DUNRICHE, b. Est 1580, d. Yes, date unknown Married 14 Jan 1599/00 Saltash Chapelry, Saltash, Cornwall, England - From "Heraldic" target="_blank">https://archive.org/stream/heraldicchurchno00jewerich#page/134/mode/2up">"Heraldic church notes from Cornwall", p.134
In transcription of register for St. Stephens by Saltash
(Under weddings at St. Stephens):
"1599. Jan. 14. John Doble servus Johannis Glanville de Tavistock
in com. Devon reginæ in cur commissio placitor
Justic, Uxorem duxit Thomasina filliam Edmondi
Dunriche gen., in capella de Saltash decimo
quarto die spousel prurant Willimo Skerrett
presbitter in prædic. ecclesia capitas Sancti
Stepheni. (The Latin is decidedly not classical.)"
I think this means something like:
"1599. Jan. 14. John Doble servant of John Glanville of Tavistock
in the county of Devon Justice in the Queen's Court [commissio placitor ??]
took as wife Thomasin daughter of Edmond
Dunriche gent., in the Chapel of Saltash on the fourteenth
day [spousel prurant - married by?] William Skerrett
priest in the foresaid head church of St.
Stepheni."
Until the late C19th the town of Saltash was in the parish of St. Stephen's by Saltash, and served by the chapel, now the parish church, of St. Nicholas and St. Faith. 'William Skerrett' was presumably Thomasin's uncle.
(the order of the entries implies the date was OS, i.e. 1599/1600)
Last Modified 29 Jul 2021 Family ID F8771 Family Group Page | Family Chart