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PrueM
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Re: can you decipher ????
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Reply #18 on:
Sunday 06 April 08 13:21 BST (UK) »
http://www.genuki.org.uk/cgi-bin/gazplace?GR=SU740840,PLACE=LOWER%20ASSENDON,CCC=OXF
Hopefully this link will work...should show you where Lower Assendon is located.
243rose
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Re: can you decipher ????
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Reply #19 on:
Sunday 06 April 08 13:30 BST (UK) »
thanks.
the deceased was james BAGG of Wootton in Surrey.
THe Assendon link was a Joseph BAGG who would inherit if everyone else died.
He wasn't a son so must havebeen another relative.
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iain
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Re: can you decipher ????
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Sunday 06 April 08 13:35 BST (UK) »
Well I've fiddled with it, diddled with it, changed me glasses and traced over it, and it still looks the same...
There is a Lower Assendon near Henley on Thames...
I'm plumping for that.
Bartlett/Henley on Thames
Caponhurst/Buckinghamshire and?
Denchfield/North Marston/Bucks
Webb/Winchester
Mathias/Pembroke/Pembroke Dock
John/Pembroke/Pembroke Dock
Smith/Portsmouth/Portsea
Purchas/Bucks and?
Olliffe/Bucks
243rose
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Sunday 06 April 08 13:58 BST (UK) »
in years gone by perhaps the place name was two words Assen Don ?? is it ever referred to by just Assen which would then make the Lower part easier on the eye ??
Gadget
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Sunday 06 April 08 14:00 BST (UK) »
Iain
You keep ignoring the superscript 'r' It's the best sign there is.
Gadget
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243rose
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Sunday 06 April 08 14:04 BST (UK) »
i'm not ignoring it... i just am not sold on it.
243rose
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Sunday 06 April 08 14:05 BST (UK) »
it would be easier if the L looked like an L which it doesn't.
It is a definate D.
Gadget
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Sunday 06 April 08 14:09 BST (UK) »
Recall how the L in LDS was written - it's very similar.
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243rose
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Reply #26 on:
Sunday 06 April 08 14:13 BST (UK) »
i could email you the whole document and then you could compare with other letters on it.
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