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Goodness! :?
James D?
Elizabeth B?
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grangers14 wrote:Goodness! :?
James Drachmes?
Elizabeth B-erms?
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According to the parish register, the 16th of July 1824 is Jesse's birth date, not his baptism.

There is not record of his baptism.
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Jan, the PR says James and Sarah were from Cradley Heath. James was baptised 25.11.1827. The next entry, same baptismal date was for Joseph Smith, then Samuel Smith, all baptised the same day, all from Cradley Heath, could be brothers? Linell.
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I think both surnames end in s'. So it's "........s' Mark".
Would be good to see another B and D for comparison.
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Could James be Richards?
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I think the s on the end is s apostsophe - someone's mark

I think the first signature might be Richards and the second one might be Broom
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Could it be Prichard ?
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No I don't think so, both names end in an 's.' I think Maggie'e Richards is a good possibility, and the other one is something like Barns or Burns :?: Linell.
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Lower name

I think that the 2nd and 3rd letters are like the "ar" in "mark". So that would make it Bar...
After the r is a letter which also appears in the upper name, before the s at the end.
Barton maybe? Doesn't quite fit. Did the same person that wrote this write anything else?
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Could James be Richards. or Pritchards.
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MarkCDodd wrote:According to the parish register, the 16th of July 1824 is Jesse's birth date, not his baptism.

There is not record of his baptism.


Ok I will amend that anything else it says?
so not bapt for him
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Elizabeth's surname possibly Burrows?
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Jimmy wrote:Could James be Richards. or Pritchards.


I can't find the image now without going thru all the ones I have stored
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Rocky if you around and can send it me again I can post another bit
otherwise I will leave it as a ? on BCC

I think it is Richards or Prichards

is there a marriage for them James and Elizabeth
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