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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: dobfarm on Thursday 08 September 11 18:55 BST (UK)
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Please decipher underlined words in this part of a will.
3 words look like Hundgin (Hunlin)
Eduried
Hand
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Then I give..
carried..
Therefor..
Then I..
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Hi
I think the first is here I give
then the second one - now carried on at ?
finally - then I give and
Hope some of this helps
Linda
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Then I give..
carried..
Therefor..
Then I..
That looks like it! I had gone brain dead looking at it! but can see it now.
Much appreciated :D
Thanks ;)
Dobby :)
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Hi
I think the first is here I give
then the second one - now carried on at ?
finally - then I give and
Hope some of this helps
Linda
Thanks
Will consider it!
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I've transcribed many Wills and I believe yours is:
1. Item I give
2. carried
3. Item I give
The word 'Item' is frequently to be found at the start of a new section in a Will. If you google the phrase "item I give", you will see many examples.
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Agree with BabsT, and I think the other word is 'therefrom'.
vv.
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Herein I give and bequeath and definitely therefrom
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1. Item I give
2. carried
3. Therefrom
4. Item I give
As Babs has said, the word 'item' very frequently starts a new sentence in a will, as googling the words 'item I give and bequeath' reveals.
A Definition:
and in addition : also —used to introduce each article in a list or enumeration
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/item?show=0&t=1315555619
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Hi everybody who contributed
I agree with the 'carried'.
It could be either 'Then I' or 'Here I' but I found another more clearer 'Then I' in the will and looks similar.
I have transcribed the will and in brackets put could be (Could be 'Then I' or 'Here I') and leave it to the readers of the Transcripts to make up their minds. Its not that import and as what i thought it was 'Hunlgin' (The daft twit I am sometimes Honestly 'Hunlgin' DUH! )
The word 'carried' was the important one.
Again thanks
Locking post now.
Dobby