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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition => Topic started by: stonechat on Wednesday 01 May 13 20:59 BST (UK)
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This marriage with Thomas Turner was transcribed as Anne Domeres
What do you make it?
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I think she's Anne Downes.
Alexander
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Thanks
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Hope it Helps
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I read that surname as Simonds.
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I agree Anne Downes.
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Anne Simmons Spelt- in image 'Simones'
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D: http://www.english.cam.ac.uk/ceres/ehoc/alphabets/majuscules/D.html
Alexander
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Hunting for 'Domeres' at FamilySearch suggests this is the
3 Apr 1632 marriage at St Mary, Stockport, Cheshire.
I checked four batches - C009432, and C/E/P009431, and found
no baptisms for Simmons Simones Simonds or Domeres. There were
however a number of baptisms for Downes, although no Anne.
Perhaps her second marriage, but I couldn't find an earlier
one at this church (batch M009431).
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Another view.
Regards
Malky
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Well there is only one Baptism 1607 that makes any sense and age 25 to marry 1632
Anne Simmons
bapt
06 Dec 1607
NANTWICH, CHESHIRE, ENGLAND
Dad ~ Rodger Simmons
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Thanks - It could indeed be Simmons
However none of the possible baps is anywhere near Stockport
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Opinion seems to be polarised on this one. Cheshire archives have published
via FindMyPast the same obviously faulty transcription as FamilySearch. I would
suggest challenging it via the contact form available here:
http://archives.cheshire.gov.uk/
They should have an interest in working with you to fix it.
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Opinion seems to be polarised on this one. Cheshire archives have published
via FindMyPast the same obviously faulty transcription as FamilySearch. I would
suggest challenging it via the contact form available here:
http://archives.cheshire.gov.uk/
They should have an interest in working with you to fix it.
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There maybe Bishops transcripts of the event of Stockport parish register at Cheshire archives depending on the start year of the BT's as some do start about 1600.
You could also look at other events in the church register to see if the surname appears more readable of that family-if not its would suggest that Annie came from another parish, in that case there maybe Parish Removal and Settlement records or other records.
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Anne Downes
Baptism
16 Aug 1612
MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL, MANCHESTER, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND
Father Roberte Downes
Some of the Downes families were rich gentry estate noble people, who would have commuted between cities, there is loads of bumph on them in the archives..
Baptism: 16 Aug 1612 Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Anne daughter to Roberte Downes of Salforde
http://www.lan-opc.org.UK/Search/indexp.html
1642 Anne Turner to John Downes of Wardley Salford Lancashire ~~Old document (see link)
http://archive.cheshire.gov.UK/CalmView/Record.asp?SEC=CalmView.Catalog&id=DCN%2f4%2f18%2f35&PPS=2
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Re Anne's surname beginning with a 'D' or an 'S', here is
an example 'D' from the same page of the register:
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....and here is an 'S'.
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