Parish record extract

[Davedrave]

I would be grateful if anyone might be able to suggest a reading of the name (abbreviated?) which seems to follow the date here.

[Davedrave]

I’d be very grateful if anyone could suggest what the word (abbreviation?) is between the date and “Rebecca”.

[horselydown86]

The name of the person buried appears to be:  Rebecc? Heath

The last letter of the forename isn't clear.

There's a word before the forename which also isn't clear.

A bigger clip would help establish the form of entry used by the clergyman.

[BumbleB]

It might help if we could have a few further details of this entry - country, county, parish etc. 

[josey]

Just to prevent duplication of effort I will ask the threads to be merged.


Threads merged.

[Davedrave]

Sorry, it’s my first attempt at posting and clearly not very successful. I thought at first that I was posting too large a file, and so tried to intercept it. Hopefully, I’ll improve

[josey]

No worries, didn't mean to nag...you have obviously got the knack now anyway.

[Davedrave]

It is Clifton Campville, Staffs. 1768. I essentially agree with the transcript on a website which must be nameless, but I wonder if there is more to it.

[SmallTownGirl]

Could it be the rest of the date? 

Something like "Jany 31" ?

STG