Strange name and a few other bits

[Seoras]

What I have so far is James Wardlaw, Cloathiar (clothier I'm thinking).

Next two are his wife's name, Bessie Stirk.

Then a.d.n. which I know from other parts of the page is abbreviation for ' a daughter named'

Then is the name 'Tunnoetae'    What kind of name is that!!!

Then witnesses Robert Stainford ? and George Trotter ( I'm happy with Trotter, they pop in and out of my line. I even have an ancestor with it as a first name) .What are the next two words, their joint profession, but what? I thought the first word was 'boy'.

 Then Daniel ( can't make out the surname) he also seems to be a clothier. Then Michael (can't make out the surname). He seems to have the same profession as Robert and George.


Any thoughts anyone, especially on that name. IGI transcribes it as Tunnoetae.

[Richard Knott]

They are both soy(?) weavers.

Richard

[Seoras]

I'll have to take your word for it Richard. I can't see that no matter how hard I look. It would fit in with his James' trade though.

Thank you.

[whiteout7]

Micheal Knofe - cordwainer?

[GAJ]

Michael Knole - say weaver - say being a fine cloth used for bedding etc

[clayton bradley]

Daniel Macklevie?

[GR2]

Sey weavers.

Sey or say was a kind of woollen cloth, like serge.

[Seoras]

Thanks whiteout, clayton, CAJ and GR2.

 Sey weaver sounds good and would fit in nicely with the clothier.

[clayton bradley]

Toinette is a girl's name, short for Antoinette.