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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: sgc on Wednesday 15 December 10 07:21 GMT (UK)
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Hi all,
Can anyone decipher the bottom witness's name to the London, 1846 marriage of John Nicolson and Marianne Wiseman? It does not appear to be any family member that I can recognise - but Marianne and her father are a brick wall, and I need all the clues I can get!
Regards,
Stephanie
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Wondering if it is something like Buckeridge.
Ian C
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Or Cuckuridge? :)
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A very clear uck iin the middle but the rest isn't as clear... I've stared at it for a while and even wondering if it is one name or 2 as in the line above but can't see a second capital letter :-\
... the upward strokes in the first letter are very faint so I was imagining there could be a faint i (Mike) ... then the 2nd to last letter is quite hard to imagine! and the 3rd to last is probably a very curly d
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There was a BUCKERIDGE marriage in the same church as John and Marianne the year before.
Ian C
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Thanks everyone,
It may well be William Buckeridge, who married Elizabeth Louisa Pestell in the same church a year earlier. He was a railway porter.
You guys are good!
Regards, Stephanie