1634 handwriting! COMPLETE WITH THANKS,

[Parmesan]

Hi, Can anyone decipher the bride's surname on the very last entry here? It is that blurry!
John Burgin married Ellen ??
Also any idea of the day?
Thank you.

[DRH123]

The xxvth day (25 November 1634)
Wrydyte?  Wrighte

On second thoughts, the second 'y' is much more like an 'h'. I suspect it may be Wrighte, with what at first looks like the tail of a 'y' being that of a 'g', attached to what at first looked like a 'd', but what seemed to be the riser from a 'd' is the dot of the 'i', a bit stretched.

David

[emeltom]

FindMyPast says Wridete whilst Cheshire Parish Register Project (Cprdb) says Wrighte

[Parmesan]

Thank you both. I'd seen the Wridete entry but wasn't convinced. Wrighte sounds a much better option.

Thanks again.

[Vance Mead]

I'd say Wryghte.

[Parmesan]

Many thanks!

[horselydown86]

The marriage above, between Richard Beighton and Jane Smith, provides a good exemplar for for the i-g-h-t sequence of letters in this handwriting.

[Parmesan]

The marriage above, between Richard Beighton and Jane Smith, provides a good exemplar for for the i-g-h-t sequence of letters in this handwriting.

Indeed it does. Thank you.