William Card Whitcomb (Engineer and Logomotive Innovator)

William Card Whitcomb led Geo D. Whitcombe Company with relentless innovation and commitment to excellence, continuing the visionary legacy of his father, George Dexter Whitcomb. From pioneering coal mining machinery to introducing groundbreaking locomotive innovations, the Whitcombs left an indelible mark on industrial history, embodying a spirit of resilience and innovation.

Mary ELIZABETH Joce Whitcombe (Author), D.1887

Celebrating Mary Elizabeth Joce Whitcombe: A Pioneering Voice in English History and Folklore In the heart of the 19th century, a period marked by rapid industrial progress and societal changes, Mary Elizabeth Joce Whitcombe, affectionately known as Mrs. Henry Pennell Whitcombe, embarked on a remarkable journey to document the rich tapestry of traditions, superstitions, and […]

Reginald Arthur Whitcombe (professional golfer), 1898 – 1957

The Remarkable Journey of Reginald Arthur Whitcombe: Triumphs, Legacy, and the Indomitable Spirit of a Golfing Legend In the rich tapestry of golf history, few names resonate as profoundly as that of Reginald Arthur Whitcombe, affectionately known as Reg or Reggie. Born on April 10, 1898, in Burnham, England, and passing on January 11, 1957, […]

Dave Whitcombe (Darts legend)

In the grand pantheon of darts legends, a special place is reserved for Dave Whitcombe, a name synonymous with skill, resilience, and an indomitable spirit. Born on 27th June 1954, Dave’s journey in professional darts is a tale of triumphs, fierce rivalries, and a legacy that continues to inspire. A Journey of Triumphs Dave Whitcombe’s […]

Mrs Peter Whitcombe (Elizabeth Sherard), d. 1663

Mrs Peter Whitcombe, also known as Elizebeth Sherard, was a remarkable woman who lived during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Although little is known about her early life, she became well known in London society for her beauty and charm. She was the wife of Peter Whitcombe, a wealthy merchant, and the couple […]

Andrea Whitcombe (World Champion Runner and Triathlete)

World Champion Runner, turned World Champion Triathlete.

Sarah Maria Whitcombe (Mother, Business Women and Good Samaritan), 1841-1922

Mother, Business Women and Good Samaritan.

John Henry Whitcombe (Surveyor, New Zealand), 1830-1863)

Civil engineer and intrepid explorer, for whom Mount Whitcombe and Whitcombe Rivers are named after.

Thomas Whitcombe (painter), c.1752-1824

Prominent british maritime painter of the French Revolution and Napoleonic wars.

Robert Henry Whitcombe (eminent Anglican Bishop and Schoolmaster), 1862-1922

Successful academic who went on to become school master at Eton and eventually Bishop of Colchester.