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Completed----Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

Post by apowell »

Hi,

I've obtained the will and Inventory of goods for my ancestor Charles Lowe of Rowley Regis dated 1633 but I'm really stuck on working out the two names listed on his Inventory of goods which I've attached.

Anyone got any ideas on the names ?

There is also listed Humphrey Lowe who I think is a relation.

If anyone is interest in looking at the full will and Inventory of goods please feel free to contact me via a private message.

Kind regards
Adrian
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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William??

then

Thomas Hipkis

no idea really :shock:
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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bottom one looks like hipkis to me
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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I do think that second one starts with a T

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~genepool/oldalpha.htm

think last one is Thomas Hipkiss

the H looks like the H in that list
bit like an E
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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Is that fancy one at top a J

anyone got a better link for 17th century handwriting
let's crack this one!
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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I picked up an alphabet for Family Historians from the Lincolnshire FHS

and I think the second one might be Thomas Gipkis

It makes the two small letters after the big ones in the surname of William -- both alternative versions of e which could make it Fleelaius or Heelaius or Jeelaius
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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Have you got bits earlier in the inventory that have similar lettering to that capital after what appears to be William in a word that would narrow it down -- or even an F elsewhere for instance that would suggest that it is not that?
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

Post by amy »

Based on matching the letters to similar looking ones and the concensus so far on what the other words are I would say that surname is

_holaus

the second and third letters are written the same way as the h and o in thomas below, the l and a are similar to the l's and a in william and and the funky looking letter on the end is the same shape as the s at the end of thomas. No idea what that first letter is sorry :)

Hope this helps.

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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

Post by apowell »

Hi,

Many thanks for your replys and the surname Hipkys could be a possibility because this surname appears on the Halesowen/Rowley Regis parish records. The other surname I really have no idea and I've tried every combination going but without any luck.

I have the full Inventory of goods but this site will only allow me to attach a very small part of the document due to the size limit.

If you send me a private message I could email you the complete copy if you're interested in researching.

Regards
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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Think William's surname could start with a J or I and then something then 'oland'
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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Movin this to Brickwalls :wink:
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

Post by apowell »

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to say that Maths girl has cracked this and the name is William Ireland. I've also found on the IGI William Ireland born in Halesowen which matches perfectly.

I also want to thank Maths girl for all her hardwork in not only working out the above but also translating the whole document which given it dates from the 17th Century is a fantastic achievement.

A round of applause and I couldn't have done it without everyones help.

Regards
Adrian :grin:
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Re: Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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Excellent!

a good result then adrian
well done MG :wink:
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Re: Completed----Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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Nice one MG!! :grin:
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Re: Completed----Names on Inventory of goods dated 1633

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I was just having fun ---this fulsome praise is overwhelming :oops: but thank you all

I also have to say that my son added his twopenny worth of ideas too that got me through a bit more of it -so it wasn't a solo effort.
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