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Title: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: AlanOnTheWirral on Monday 01 September 14 08:28 BST (UK)
I cant figure out what the surname is in this Liverpool Baptism Register,..............can anyone help me out please?

Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: excel on Monday 01 September 14 08:58 BST (UK)
It looks like Thomas to me.
Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: Gadget on Monday 01 September 14 09:14 BST (UK)
I think the fourth col has the surname in  - it looks like Watkin.


gadget
Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: AlanOnTheWirral on Monday 01 September 14 09:25 BST (UK)
Excel, sorry I should have shown the complete entry.  That's is the Christian name, the name in the forth column I need.
Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: Gadget on Monday 01 September 14 09:32 BST (UK)
Excel, sorry I should have shown the complete entry.  That's is the Christian name, the name in the forth column I need.

Hi Alan

i think you missed my post:

I think the fourth col has the surname in  - it looks like Watkin.


gadget
Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: redtonyt on Monday 01 September 14 09:37 BST (UK)

Liverpool baptism

Thomas Watkin

Baptism   26 Feb 1890

 Liverpool, St Luke

Father  William Watkin

Mother  Harriet Watkin


Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: redtonyt on Monday 01 September 14 10:15 BST (UK)


Note in margin of baptism seems to suggest Thomas was an adult.   16 Norton Street given as the address.

Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: AlanOnTheWirral on Monday 01 September 14 12:50 BST (UK)
Redtonyt & Gadget......thank you both.   I'm only transcribing this awkward Register.
Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: lizdb on Monday 01 September 14 13:28 BST (UK)
Another vote for Watkin
Title: Re: Problem with deciphering a surname.
Post by: Blue70 on Monday 01 September 14 14:51 BST (UK)
Redtonyt & Gadget......thank you both.   I'm only transcribing this awkward Register.

Hi Alan,

Ancestry has the original images for St Luke's so any hard to read entries can be compared to the Ancestry transcription. They have baptisms for 1831-1906 and marriages for 1831-1921.


Blue