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Title: Marriage place
Post by: hamleyseeker on Tuesday 27 February 18 17:50 GMT (UK)

I am trying to decipher Samuel Rendle (variants): word beginning with R..... in Crediton. The nearest I can get is Residing or Residence. Is that correct?

Title: Re: Marriage place
Post by: Gadget on Tuesday 27 February 18 17:53 GMT (UK)

Resident in Crediton

Title: Re: Marriage place
Post by: GR2 on Tuesday 27 February 18 18:36 GMT (UK)

Or with the flourish at the end, possibly "Residenter", which means the same.

Title: Re: Marriage place
Post by: Gadget on Tuesday 27 February 18 19:37 GMT (UK)

Quote from: GR2 on Tuesday 27 February 18 18:36 GMT (UK)

Or with the flourish at the end, possibly "Residenter", which means the same.

Could be, GR. It looked like just a flourish at the end of the line when I first looked but I can see an r now you mention it  :)

Gadget