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24-02-14, 12:13
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Another thing I can't read!
If you have access to ancestry, could you have a look at a burial entry for Nicholas Bishop in Melcombe Regis, Dorset, 12th April 1720. What is written after his father's name, Thomas Bishop .... ?
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24-02-14, 12:20
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Hmm, not easy - perhaps
alwec? perhaps an h at the end I was trying to see if anything similar was written for anyone else.
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24-02-14, 13:13
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It might be the beginning of Alweston, which is a parish in Dorset.
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24-02-14, 13:20
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If you look at the first entry on the previous page (25 May 1719, right-hand page of previous image) it says Burrid at Week or something like that.
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24-02-14, 13:24
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Ah, could be a variant spelling for Wyke?
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25-02-14, 14:30
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Oops, I thought I'd replied to this yesterday. Yes, 'at Week' is what I think it says. Thanks Kate.
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