help needed to decipher brides surname.

[Roecoyle]

Hi i have no idea what the brides surname is, on Family search.org and Brooklyn Gen it was transcribed as Dlddyhm but i have been searching for ages and can,t find the surname any place else. I have now recieved the marriage cert and this is her second marriage, gov records New York did a search for a first marriage to someone with this
surname but found nothing. I have found nothing on Scots People iether. Please
would you give me your ideas of what the surname could be. many thanks.

[ScouseBoy]

The double d  is common in Welsh place names,  could there be a welsh  connection?

[Suffolkgal]

Could it perhaps be D. Eddyman (not sure about the last few letters tho! )

[Deb D]

Looks to me as if whoever started filling in the form goofed, and started to write her name on the line where it says "Bride's Residence" ... could we get some clues from that, if we could see the whole line?

Can't make out whether the first letter's supposed to be a "D" or an "S" ... Seddymn, maybe?  Seddynn?

[Roecoyle]

The double d is common in Welsh place names, could there be a welsh connection?

I thought about that too but can,t think of any connection. Thanks for the reply.

[Roecoyle]

D Eddyman sounds good, Many thanks.

[PrueM]

Sorry, but I don't buy that it's "D Eddyman" - why write out the other three names but not the "D"?  there's also no "a" between the last two letters of the name.

Roecoyle, can you post a bit more of the writing if possible, to get more of an idea of the letters?  There is some idiosyncratic handwriting going on here! 

Cheers
Prue

[ScouseBoy]

If you look at the comprehensive list of surnames on this site, there is  a surname DIDDYHM   listed.

Is it possible that the name  is from another country than UK.

Another thing I remember reading, is that when Poles or russians  arrived at Ellice Island  with unpronounceable  Russian names,   the clerks  would write down how it sounded, just for speed and convenience.   

[Roecoyle]

Hi yes i will try and i have just noticed there are signatures on what i think is the marr licence too.