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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: ElAlderson on Friday 12 August 22 02:04 BST (UK)
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Hi, my dad recently passed away and he has an account with a recovery phrase that we have tried so hard to get into but there are 3 words that we cannot decipher. The words on lines 17, 22, and 24 are illegible of the attached image. Pops always had bad handwriting, so if anyone can decipher those then we’d be much obliged.
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17 cancel
22 juror?
24 donor?
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17. I see caned
24. Could also be toner
22. Is that an @ towards the end? Jax@m/r ??
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24 loner?
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17 cared or cancel ?
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Hi and welcome to RootsChat...
17...Cared
22...loser
Carol
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Surely the bank will deal with this if your father has passed away ( sorry for your loss, by the way). You are not supposed to access an account after death.
You might find this helpful
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/content/103884
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If it's a 24 word recovery phrase, I'm guessing this is a crypto account, not a bank account
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I've come up with:-
18 Person
19 Maximum
20 Palm
21 Gorilla
23 Cable
That's what I think they are.
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Some are difficult to read, have you studied the others for letter comparison as I think no. 22 definitely needs a bit of comparing as the formation of what looks like a backward 'C' is odd.
Annie
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17 cancel
24 dead
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17 cancel
22 jasper
24 joker
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Caned? or Cared?
Person?
Maximum?
Film?
Gorilla?
Juror?
Loner?
Do you have any other examples of writing so we can better judge writing style of letters? What was his spelling like? I think he may be mispelling words e.g. maximam for maximum.