Ancestry - Can you read this?

[Sylviaann]

Jane Laws death 1855 Portsea 2b      image no 27

Can you read the page number? 

http://content.ancestry.co.uk/Browse/view.aspx?dbid=8966&path=1855.Q2-Apr-May-Jun.L.27&sid=&gskw=&cr=0


Can't seem to print the page out to scan.  Is this normal with ancestry or is it me ?

Thanks for any help

Sylviaann

[Shaztoni]

27 and the last digit I think is 7 (although it could be 9 or 1)

Sharon

[Gadget]

The last digit is a 9 or 7, going by the other numbers on the page.
I had no bother printing it - could you try saving it and then print it from your saved image.

Gadget

[Kimi]

It looks like 279 to me.  If you look at the "9" for the one above, you can just about make out the tail end of it.

Hope this helps

Kim

[Comosus]

2b 279.

Notice how the last number is longer than the 7 before it.

Andrew

[Hackstaple]

It is a 9. Take a look at how the 9 is formed in the entry against Hannah Kelso.

[Sylviaann]

I thought it might be a 9.  Perhaps I'll risk it.  ONLY another £7 to waste.

Gadget do you pay for Ancestry?  I haven't paid and am getting BMD free.  I tried saving it but it still will only print the first 4 names.  I'll try again sometime.

Thank you everyone

Sylviaann

[Comosus]

Ancestry displays the census and BMD images as lots of images.  For example, for a BMD index page they may have 2 images wide by 4 images high.  If you open an image editing program, go back onto the BMD image, press print screen, and then paste the image onto a new file in the image program, you will have a screenshot of your desktop.  Then using the tools your image editing program has, you can crop the image, and then save it.

Andrew

[Sylviaann]

Thank you for that I will give it a try

Sylviaann