Thomas Eacott married his second wife Charlotte Tuckey 2 July 1839 at Mandurah. Charlotte arrived with her father John Tuckey and brother James on the ship 'Rockingham'. Thomas and Charlotte moved to Barragup to manage the Bowes Estate. Here near the shores of Lake Coegerup (Willy's Lakes) they had their new home, however, some year later they returned to their former homestead in Mandurah. Moroerinup, later known as Barragup House, which was also part of the Bowes Estate, was once the home of Thomas and Charlotte. The original home was washed away in the floods of 1862 but the remains are still visible on the edge of the Serpentine River. Two of their ten children were born there. Charlotte died on the 15 July 1871 at Barragup and Thomas died on the 15 June 1887 at Mandurah. Both are lying side by side in the old church ground at Christ Church, Mandurah. The Eacott family history has been compiled into a book called 'The Eacotts of Mandurah 1830-1997' listing 1663 descendants for eight generations of Thomas and Charlotte Eacott.