Can anyone make out what the left hand column says - handwriting from 1842

[pineapple88]

Hi all

Can anyone make out what the writing says on the left hand side column of this entry of birth I have for a relative it is from 1842.

Thanks for any help / guesses  or accurate responses.I would be most grateful,
Best rgds,
pineapple

[Rosinish]

Mmm...

1st word of 1st line looks like Twenty

1st word of 2nd line looks like Second

Could be a note by the Registrar for his data collection i.e. possibly;

Twenty First Girl (maybe born that month)

Second Lawful Girl (maybe the couples 2nd child/daughter)

It may not be anything like that but looks something along those lines as a thought 

Annie

[sami]

Not sure, but wondered if the top line said - Twenty four - and then the initials GK or GR

sami

[pineapple88]

Thanks for this, gives me something to go on.

Best regards
pineapple

[Rosinish]

Not sure, but wondered if the top line said - Twenty four - and then the initials GK or GR

Ahh, yes Sami, maybe GR (General Registrar/Register)?

I just noticed my own error the 'first' should have been 'four'...truthfully! 

Annie

[Jamjar]

I see the words, twenty four and present family. 

Jamjar

[Rosinish]

Not any help but the side notes look like a different hand i.e. can't compare?

Annie

[avm228]

The first one is twenty four [initialled] which is a cross reference to the 24 appearing above the mother’s surname Smith, which must have been added as an amendment.  This is the registrar initialling the amendment in the margin.

If there is a second amendment corresponding to the second margin entry we can’t see it in the cropped image.  It’s twenty something (followed again by the initials) but I can’t quite make it out.

[Rosinish]

Well spotted avm!   

Annie