Last name assistance

[Mcolleran]

I'm hoping to decipher my great-great grandmother's maiden name. Her married name was Bridget Robertson, and I understand she was born in Ireland. This picture comes from my great grandparents marriage registry.

Thank you!

[Wiggy]

Mc something . . . McLeod  (deceased)   Maybe?  (Except I don't know about the hanging letter at the end.)   

McCoy?     Yes maybe that's a better guess - with a very flamboyant upper case 'C'

McCoy sounds a better bet for an Irish name too doesn't it?

Wiggy   

[Billyblue]

I got McCoorfer or similar.  Then there's a stroke, presumably to distance the next word which is Deceased.

Dawn M

[dublin1850]

It could be McCooey.

[Gadget]

I think Wiggy is correct - it looks like M^cCoy to me. The bottom of the Second C is made into a flourish.

Gadget

Add - the mark after the name is the first parenthesis before Deceased - the second hidden by the line on the form. ( Deceased) -  is usually written like this on the statutory records.