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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Confirmation of name on 1620 will
« on: Wednesday 15 January 20 21:32 GMT (UK) »
Thank you so much, it was clear to me that Barington it was not but I was really struggling to get anything like Barnesley. There is another B in the will and although not identical by any means is close enough (and sloppy enough in its own right) to add confidence of the initial letter.
And to add to this I find a Thomas Barnesley baptising and burying children in the same parish spanning the date of the will. No evidence yet of him being married to an Isabell (or anybody for that matter) so far from diagnostic but much better than the total lack of evidence for Isabell.
And to add to this I find a Thomas Barnesley baptising and burying children in the same parish spanning the date of the will. No evidence yet of him being married to an Isabell (or anybody for that matter) so far from diagnostic but much better than the total lack of evidence for Isabell.