Gloucester marriage 1599 - completed, thanks

[scuda-j]

I need more help with the Glos registers on Ancestry, please. I'm in no doubt that the groom in the first marriage here http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ew8/ is a Pittman, but what his his first name, and who is he marrying?

Jane

[..claire..]

Hi

I'd say the bride was a MARIE WOLFE

look at the way the 'married' is written, it looks similar.

On the opposite page there is a marriage of a ? ? Walker, the 'w' is the same for the brides surname the rest looks like wolfe,~ to me anyway 

claire

[Bookbox]

Harie Pittman and Marie Wilse(?)

[..claire..]

Harrie or Larrie Pittman, again the 'arrie' is similar to the word 'married' beneath it.

claire

[..claire..]

Think Bookbox is right 'Wilse' looks right

claire

[Hephzibah]

I think the bride may be Marie Wilfe. The 'i' is similar to that in Marie.
The groom looks like Larie!

[Hephzibah]

Yes, I'll go with Wilse and certainly Harie seems more 'right' 

[scuda-j]

So, I'm going with Harie Pittman & Marie Wilse. Harie makes sense – there was a Henry Pitman who would have been in his early twenties, whose father was also Henry, so it's reasonable that the younger one was known as Harry.

Thanks

Jane

[Old Bristolian]

It's certainly Harie - if you look at Dorothie Lane five lines down the "L" is quite distinctive. I'd go with Wilse for the bride (Wills?) as the long letter is not crossed as an "f" would normally be

Steve