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Old 02-06-14, 10:43
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From FMP's recently added Devon parish records:

http://search.findmypast.co.uk/recor...hlights=%22%22

The entry at the top of the page reads that John Wood married Elizabeth on 26 December 1723.

Any suggestions for Elizabeth's surname, please?
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Old 02-06-14, 10:46
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It looks like Hake to me, Shona.

I have Devon Hakes in my tree too!
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Old 02-06-14, 10:51
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That's what I thought, too - thank you.

Elizabeth's surname is transcribed as Hakefrank, which threw me.

I've not come across Devon Hakes before - the ones I'm looking for are from Uffculme.

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Old 02-06-14, 11:14
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My Hakes were from the early 1600s in the Plymstock area.

Shona - what an odd transcription!
I have been correcting a lot of transcriptions in the past few days.
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It looks as though the "frank" is a mistranscription of "both"
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It looks as though the "frank" is a mistranscription of "both"
That's the kind of thing I would normally expect from ancestry, not FMP!
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