Witnesses on 1850 Marriage Cert???

[Rowan Tree]

Hi,

I'm definitely getting better at deciphering handwriting but the witnesses on this 1850 marriage certificate are a little tricky.

I've got James and a surname ending in wistle.
And Jane possibly Brougham?

Many thanks, Rowan 

[BumbleB]

James - possibly Entwistle    And I'd agree with Brougham for Jane.

[Rowan Tree]

James - possibly Entwistle    And I'd agree with Brougham for Jane.

Thank you, BumbleB.

I really wanted a second pair of eyes with this one.

Rowan 

[dobfarm]

I agree with Entwistle, the other looks like Brouyhum to me (as written)

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/name-origin?surname=broughum&msockid=04ecfba44360678a20e3e81f4280668c

But !! as the writer has made the 'g' look like a 'y' as with the 'u' could be an 'a'- therefore

Brougham = probable most likely
Broughum = possible ?
Brouyhum = as written or looks like 
Brouyham = vaguely possible but unlikely

[Rowan Tree]

Thank you. I really appreciate your reply. That's genuinely very helpful.

Rowan 

[dobfarm]

There is another point to consider:

Is the first name June or Jane if Brougham is accepted or June if Broughum is accepted or visa versa

[Rowan Tree]

When I first read the witnesses' names, I initially saw the name June.

I'm keeping June in mind, but I'm also wondering if June was a given name in this time period. I'm honestly not sure. I'll have to look into this one a little more, I think...

With reference to the first witness, James ENTWISTLE. I have now found some extra evidence to backup the name of ENTWISTLE. I have the bride & groom, as a married couple on the 1861 census as follows:

102 Portland Street, Liverpool
Robert PHILLIPS, Head, married, age 43 (c. 1818), engine fitter, Chester, Cheshire
Ann PHILLIPS, Wife, married, age 37 (c. 1824), Manchester, Lancashire
Ellen ENTWISTLE, Niece, age 3 (c. 1858), Chorley, Lancashire

I've looked for the birth reg. of Ellen and her mother's maiden name is RYDER.
The bride on the marriage certificate is Hannah RYDER.
I've not looked at the RYDERs as it's the PHILLIPS I'm researching.
The groom, Robert PHILLIPS, is the brother of my ancestor, Martha PHILLIPS.

Speaking of Robert PHILLIPS...
I ordered a digital image of what I hoped would be his death certificate yesterday.
I've ordered quite a few digital birth/death images. £3 is much more affordable than a £12 certificate, and when I've ordered the wrong birth/death, £3 is an easier loss.
Well, I looked at the digital image for Robert PHILLIPS' death and was surprised to find a death of a Margaret MURRAY! I've reported the error to the GRO.