Wife's name on Baptism entry

[goldie61]

Can anybody make out the name of John Brownsord's wife please? The transcriber hasn't even made an attempt on findmypast.
(There is another entry for a child, a daughter of Thomas 'Brownsword', which must be the same family)
Starts with a 'J' the same as 'John'?
Thanks

[horselydown86]

I would say Jone, goldie.

It's only four letters.  You can see where the his begins.

Only the e is unclear.

ADDED:

Note that two forms of e can be seen.  Most are in mid-word positions and are the common "backwards" e.

At the end of (what I think is) Keene in the last line, he uses the other form; the one similar to a backwards 3.

[goldie61]

I thought it might be Jone HD, but didn't want to preemt anybody's ideas.

Thanks very much

[DrDude45]

Seems the writer likes to connect their capital J's and lowercase H's. I see the following:

Jah?? Kildar?
Could also be Joh with the bottom left foot of the H with a second curl back.


Possiblly "Jahne Kildare?"

Forgive my bad tracing.

My two cents.

[arthurk]

Definitely 'his wyf' at the end, and having played with the levels a bit, I'm sure it's 'Jone'.

The mark above the 'n' is nowhere near as pronounced as the loop in the 'h' of 'John' and 'his', so is almost certainly just a mark in the paper.

[3sillydogs]

I agree ..."Jone his wyf..."