After another look, I think it's October.
It clashes into the capital T in the line below, but I'm pretty sure it ends ...ber, and it could start with O.
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30-12-2011 08:19 PM #11Name well known on Brit-Gen.
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hmm you don't think that is an s at the beginning? Definitely agree on the ...ber bit though.
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Given that we agree it ends ...ber, we have four choices.
September
October
November
December
I don't think it's S at the start, I can't see m anywhere in it, and I think it's too short to be September.
I think the first letter might be O, with very feint sides, and a dot in the middle to show it's a capital.
I wouldn't put money on it though.
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For anyone else, we're looking at the first word in the 6th line, which is the name of a month.
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You have way more wills under your belt than me - October it is. I am very very grateful for your filling in the gaps. I soooo want Elizabeth to be mine. On another day I will post what I have so far with her and see whether anyone else would go with the theory! Happy New Year Kerrywood and thanks for all of your help in the past year. xxx
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Glad to be of some use.
I take it you already have her obituary
http://
books.google.co.uk/books?id=D-URAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA252&dq=baptist+magazine+1836+karby &hl=en&sa=X&ei=JEj-TvOoGoe78gP6wNWsAQ&ved=0CDsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=f alse
in the Baptist Magazine (just checking
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Happy New Year to you too.Last edited by Kerrywood; 30-12-2011 at 10:29 PM. Reason: Oops - site contains advertisiing!
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Oh yeah! I have that and I have another bit of Bow baptist history where she is mentioned. She was a heck of a lady, carried on hubbie's business when he died (plumber and glazier) but sadly my ancestor had died (I think) by the time she made that Will so he isn't named in it. It is difficult not to wish someone into your tree but I feel cautious about the links here. As I said, I will write out the theory and place it before the judge and jury (forum members) for their consideration over the weekend.
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