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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: mongrel1 on Sunday 18 May 25 01:08 BST (UK)
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Hi everyone
I'm looking for help with the age of the groom in the attached excerpt from a 1748 marriage license bond.
Thanks.
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Rather difficult.
Could be "Thomas Taylor singleman aged abt 29 yrs"
I think the bottom part of the 2 has looped up high to join the top part.
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I think I'd agree Neale, although it's pretty tricky to make out.
You can see the last bit of it is a fancy rendering of 'years', as in the age of the bride - '28 years'.
The second number in the groom's age has to be a very curly '9', and I can't see the first digit being any other number other than a '2' really.
Perhaps mongrel could try looking as aged '39' as well in case it's a very strange '3' on its side.
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I agree with ages;
Marriage Bond;
Groom's parish: St Michael Coslany, Norwich.
Bride's parish: Wymondham.
Parish of intended marriage: Wymondham or Heigham [St Bartholomew, Heigham, for registers see St Barnabas with St Bartholomew, Heigham] or St Michael Coslany, Norwich.
Seem to have bapt most of the children St Margaret, Norwich (FreeREG)
Including Robert Booty Taylor 1751 buried 1751
As Thomas/Ann name children Elizabeth and Robert Booty Taylor these might be Ann Parents Burials;
Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham
ROBERT Booty 12 Jun 1750, note; Brought From London
ELIZABETH Booty 2 Jun 1763 Widow
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As Thomas/Ann name children Elizabeth and Robert Booty Taylor these might be Ann Parents Burials;
Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham
ROBERT Booty 12 Jun 1750, note; Brought From London
ELIZABETH Booty 2 Jun 1763 Widow
Possible marriage for that couple :-
MARRIAGE - 4 Jan 1723/24 at Norwich, St Mary in the Marsh.
Elizabeth KETT of Wymondham to Robert BOOTY of Welsingham. (Walsingham?)
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Thanks to everyone for their help. I got hold of Elizabeth Booty's will from the Norfolk Record Office and it confirmed that she was the mother of Ann wife of Thomas Taylor. So all very helpful!
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Fabulous :)
Very glad I found those possible burials.