McCracken, George E., The Parents of Thomas Holcombe, The American Genealogist (1950) Vol. 26, Page 109.
"As the use of the middle initials was unknown in the seventeenth and earlier centuries, the "H" must be explained as a mark misread by someone as a middle initial."
CS 71.H725, as cited by Cora M. Collyer. Letter from Alexander T. Holcombe of Australia to Percy Beak of Dorchester, Oxfordshire, England. 1992
The Holcombes, Nation Builders, by McPherson, 1947 (found by Cora M.C.Taber at Library of Congress - CS71.H725).
Holcombe pedigree at the Abbey Church of Dorchester which formerly hung behind the sarcophagus of Sir John in the Lady Chapel.
Alexander T. Holcombe of Queensland, Australia (who is, an he lives still, current holder of Sir John's signet ring).
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