"Just" a name...

[bugbear]

I am attempting to transcribe a 1827 will and
am having trouble with some names.

The will is the 1827 will of John Everett, and can be seen by searching here:
http://www.norfolksources.norfolk.gov.uk/DserveNS/index.htm

The first tricky one is attached; it's something like "Just". The husband is John XXXX of Norwich.

I have attached the three instances.

  BugBear

[rosie99]

I wonder if the last two letters are ss   - s and a long s 

[lizdb]

Looks just like Just to me.

[Bee]

Familysearch has a John Just marrying a Mary Ringer 1817 in Norwich.

[stanmapstone]

I wonder if the last two letters are ss   - s and a long s 

A long s is always before the small s, not after.

Stan

[StanleysChesterton]

There appear to be a lot of instances of John Just in Norfolk, so it probably is.

[rosie99]

I wonder if the last two letters are ss   - s and a long s 

A long s is always before the small s, not after.

Stan

Thanks Stan - I did not think of that 

[Flattybasher9]

If you look at page 66, there is a sentence "and income thereof upon trust to"
The writing of the word "trust" is basicaly identical to the word in question with the additional "r".

Regards

Malky

[bugbear]

Familysearch has a John Just marrying a Mary Ringer 1817 in Norwich.

That shows nicely on FreeReg;

County    NFK
Place    Norwich
Church name    St Stephen
Register type    
Register entry number    116
Marriage date    29 Jul 1817
Groom forename    John
Groom surname    JUST
Groom condition    bachelor
Groom parish    St Stephen
Bride forename    Mary
Bride surname    RINGER
Bride condition    spinster
Bride parish    Shottisham In The County Of Norfolk
Witness1 forename    G
Witness1 surname    BOLTON
Witness2 forename    John
Witness2 surname    JUST
Notes    License

And the rest of "my" Ringer family come from Shottsham, so that's confirmed. Thank to all.

 BugBear