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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: 1736 can't make the sentence out
« on: Monday 12 December 22 15:23 GMT (UK)  »
my contribution for what it's worth!
I think it's written in a local accent

The fou(r) landes in stocken
necext the leook/ ?lake was with wot?s
And fou(r)rows at goncraft
next the parck

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Help With Interpreting Marriage Record
« on: Wednesday 10 August 22 11:45 BST (UK)  »
Deputy Buyer, Officers' Steward WRNS

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The bit above indicates the letters m or n are omitted following the letter with the mark above.

'The Record Interpreter' compiled by Charles Trice Martin is a very useful book!

Hephzibah

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Signatures on a 1585 document
« on: Saturday 14 August 21 16:28 BST (UK)  »
The last name to me looks like Daniel Joans!

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Help with Will
« on: Monday 02 August 21 16:17 BST (UK)  »
7th word 4th line
touching

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Dear Horsleydown, I've been hoping you'd come on so I could see where I'd gone wrong. Thank you, it really helps as well as helping the initial poster!
Please could you tell me what kind of gown is it in Snip 2 Line 3 and is the spelling correct?
Hephzibah

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Snippet 2.

The Discharge.

1.    Imprimis the ............   to be deducted
2.    out of the inventurie two ould bibles
3.    pro?sed at Vs one ould (gregran) gowne
4.    at xxd an ould hat lyned w(it)h velvet
5.    at xviij an other ould hatt & a reffett
6.    savegard at iiijd the same being torne
7.    & worne & would yeuld no money in
8.    respecte whereas the  .......... allowance
9.    .........  overall sumes extending
10.  in the whoale to the sume of
                                                                    viijs vjd.
                                                                           

Long time since I've done any of this so look out for the errors!!

Hephzibah.

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Suffolk / Re: Palgrave Independant Chapel - GARRARD.
« on: Wednesday 29 April 20 11:17 BST (UK)  »
The Palgrave Chapel (1695-1822) was moved to a new privately funded Chapel in Diss when it was considered to be 'inconveniently situated' as the majority of the congregation were from Diss! Whilst the formation of the chapels were Presbyterian the Diss chapel was  Unitarian when it closed in 1954.
The Diss chapel is still standing in Parkfield - at the end of the car park & is now a masonic lodge
There is a small booklet produced by Norfolk Unitarians called 'Congregations and Chapel outside Norwich' which includes reference to the chapels at Diss and Palgrave. I don't know if this is still available but if you contact the Octagon Unitarian Chapel in Norwich they may know.
'My Ancestors were English Presbyterian/Unitarians' by Alan Ruston (pub. Society of Genealogists) is a good introduction to the denominations & informs of the available records for christenings and burials. 
Hephzibah

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Suffolk / Re: Robert GIRLING b. Ipswich 1844.
« on: Sunday 26 April 20 14:06 BST (UK)  »
Hello Deb, welcome to Rootschat. Good to have contact with someone who is on my Girling tree!

As I said in the first posting, my great great grandmother Hephzibah was the sister of Robert Girling.
I still have not identified the family members on the photograph and if I can find how to send a copy to you via private message, perhaps you would be able to identify your grandmother Ellen Alice & her husband William Smith.

Hephzibah

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