I have recently started to research the family tree and have found that my GGG grandmother was Jemima Docwra born in 1818,her father being Jabez Docwra. Still researching

i have recently found i am related on my fathers side to the DOCWRA family. Still trying to work out whos who.. but this site is fantastic :))

thoght there was just a few of us how wrong was i.

wow, wat a lot of docwra@s ....my grandparents were danny and peggy docwra, danny use to be a rag and bone man in great yarmouth also delt with horses etc, my father is brian docwra if thats any help x

looking for the docwras who lived in Rhodesia in the 1970's. The two daughters were Karen and Tanya Docwra who both went to Hatfield Girls high in Saisbury.( Now Harare in Zimbabwe) Would like to know what happened to them.

Hi, Just wondered if I could help anyone who is researching Docwras from the Hull and East Riding area? My mother is Gloria Docwra and my Grandad William Docwra. His son died, so there are no longer any Docwras to carry on his name. So I suppose I might be the last area of knowledge for this family. :(

Anyway, on a lighter note. Feel free to email should you require any info.

Regards, Debbie

Found it! The Docwra portrait is actually from William Segar’s Honor Military and Civil, London 1602

The webpage says the Prior Docwra image is from Titles of Honor. Can someone confirm this/give p.No?

Hi Anne It is I of the beery Stephen connection wondered how you are and if any moves on that one? A

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I am not a Docwra, but have a little Docwra blood in me. My 6X great grandparents were Abel Titmus and Sarah Docra who married in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, 15 Oct. 1777. I was very interested to see what interesting Docwra ancestors I have!
Via the internet (and I can't vouch for 100% accuracy as it is other peoples' research, not my own) I have managed to link a few family trees together which trace the Docwra ancestry back(via John Docwra 1489- 1531, of Temple Dinsley) through the St George, D'Argentine, Darcy, Bertram, De Lucy,and De Boulougne families back to Alfred the Great. If anyone else is interested, let me know and I will email you what I have found.There's some pretty interesting characters along the way!

Does anyone have any information on any Docwra's living in Battersea London in the 1930's, or Brighton/Hove area in the 1950 / 60's.

Very interesting website, particularly on Sir William, the grand prior. Is it possible that other Docwras were members of the order after him? Perhaps one was present at the seige of Malta?

I never realised there were so many Docwras!

I like the website. I'm interested in my geneaology and just surfing for information.

Good site, My Great Grandmother was a Dockwray originally from South Shields Durham. I will look up this site again sometime.

Like most who have signed in it's great to see such a informative website regarding out family name. Thank you so much. Bill

My maternal line (Pigot/Piggott) -- in my current knowledge -- goes back to Robert Pigott Docwra, son of Robert Rowland [Lacey] Piggott and Eizabeth Docra. From Guilden Morden the line moved to Wisbech St Mary, and then into Norfolk. The last of my direct-line male Pigots lies in Doullens Cemetery on the Somme

Any guidance on further research and possible connections gratefully received. Meawhile, many thanks for my pickings of this database.

Thanks for such a great sight, never get much luck searching the Dockerill family, so hope this will help me..

Greate work