1810 marriage - what is the brides surname

[mmkiwi]

can anyone help me to work out what the potential spellings would be for the surname of the bride - looks like Chifsell or is it Chissell or ..... I havent hand any luck searching on the various ideas I have come up with.  She was born mid 1780s in Essex but I dont have a town as she only appears on the 1841 census. 

[horselydown86]

Definitely:  Chissell

It's the long-s as first of a double-s.

[minniehaha]

I would agree.........

Minniehaha.

[mmkiwi]

thanks will keep searching for her birth

[McGroger]

Bit of a long shot but there's a Hannah CHIGWELL christened Bulmer, Essex in 1789. Perhaps someone with local knowledge could say whether Chissell and Chigwell were ever variants of the one name.  Anyway, might be worth checking out.
Peter

[Gadget]

Agree with Chissell - definitely the long s

Gadget

[Trishanne]

Found this - Hannah Chissell born 1787 died 1847 - Essex
daughter of - William Chissell & Hannah Chissell [b Nicholls]
siblings - William, Susan, Elizabeth, Ann, Samuel, & John
wife of -Joseph Lindsell
mother of - Samuel, Caroline Maria & James.

The only place name is Essex.
Hope this helps you. 
Pat

[mmkiwi]

Hi Pat - that definately looks like her - where did you find her parents and siblings please?

[Trishanne]

I found this information on Geni site. (That's right no 'e' at the end }
I am sending you a PM as it was a bit long winded getting to the right place and I can describe the route.
Pat