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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Help with deciphering an occupation
« on: Friday 03 May 24 03:21 BST (UK)  »
I have attached 2 snippets from 2 sources showing the same information. One is from the Manchester, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1930 (Cathedral) records, and the other is from the Lancashire, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1936 records.
We can make out an occupation for Bryan Rooney that looks like ??ustian Cutter in both sources.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Ian and Yvonne

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Help with Birthplace name in 1851 England Census
« on: Thursday 07 September 23 05:53 BST (UK)  »
Hi
The place-name I'm interested in is below Croft, Yorkshire and above Bedford Row, London in the attached screenshot.
I'm seeing *therington, North'd
So, County Northumberland.

Thanks in advance for any responses.
Ian

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We have been able to decipher the following:
It looks like Marriage at 26th at Derna Cuilla.
Michael Cannon of Party to Mary Fergus TT Darby Cannon & Bt Fergus

I assume the TT stands for fathers and I don't know what Bt would be short for if this is the shortened Christian name for Mary Fergus.
Regards Ian Thwaites

Sorry about mthe .png file, wee've now attached a .jpg clip

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Help Deciphering a Second Marriage Record
« on: Sunday 28 April 19 08:06 BST (UK)  »
Another marriage record, this time from 1708. Our reading goes as follows:

Paton and Davidson - Saturday Oct 30 John Paton and Elizabeth Davidson both in this Parish now contracted in order to marriage ...proclamation they were married Dec 17

Thanks in advance
Ian and Yvonne

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Hi All
This is a 1742 marriage record. Our attempt at deciphering the text is:

May 15 James Ingles and Catharin Greig in this Parish contracted the man consigned six pound and after two proclamations they vows married Inno 12 Jun (???)

Does this seem like a reasonable translation? We have no idea what follow2s after "12 Jun"

Thanks Ian and Yvonne

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Most of the text is easy to read and comprehend, but I'm having difficulty interpreting the words in parentheses.
The first is at the end of the section "in Matrimonium conjunxi Bryan Rooney (Bernardam)" ???
The second is at the end of the section "filium Bryan Rooney (Berndardi)" ???
I don't know if I am transcribing them correctly, and if I am then I don't understand what they mean.
Any help gratefully accepted.

Ian Thwaites

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Our best transcription:
This day William Red in this parish ?gave of? his name in ?order? of Marriage wt Christian Gilmer in the parish of ?Brarbaldy?  ???  ???  ??? matrimonially in  ??? of the woman  ???  ??? proclamation pro primo July 15 pro secondo: July 22, pro ultimo:

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Our best transcription:
?Alexr? ?Gilmoir? ?merchant? ?Kirkhill? and Isobell Shape had daughter Bapt:
?named? Christain
?witness? David Shape  ???  ???

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1829 MCDONALD, CATHERINE (S.C.A.Births MP XXXXX-, ESKADALE, ST MARY'S)

We are  pretty sure we have most of this record deciphered except for a couple of words, (possibly a locality):
March 24th 1829 McDonald
Catherine lawful daughter of John McDonald and Mary Bisset,  ???  ???, born the 23rd, baptised the 24th March, 1829. Sponsors Andrew Stuart and Jannet Forbes

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