I'm not placing any bets on this but to my eyes it looks like "James Munday of the parish James Blake of Popham". I think the vicar has simply made a pig's ear of it. He mucked up the signatures too. I wonder if BTs are available.
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I think it says "Jane Blake", written on the wrong line by mistake and then crossed out with a squiggle that makes it look as though there's an s, and then "of Popham". However, I can't make out what is between Jane and Blake on the next line.
If you look at the parish listing on the Clergy Database (https://theclergydatabase.org.uk/) for the Diocese of Winchester, it appears that Micheldever was a parish in its own right, and Popham was a chapelry within the parish, listed as "Micheldever, Popham Chapel". This would give Popham residents the right to be married in Micheldever - and it may have been anyway that Popham chapel wasn't authorised for marriages.
I haven't looked into this any further, but it may be that by examining the lists of registers held by Hampshire Record Office you'd be able to work out a bit more of what the situation was at that time.
Arthur
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07-09-2015, 11:39 AM #15alan58Guest
Looks to me like:
James Munday of the Parish of (crossed out text) of Popham and Jane (unreadable) Blake of the same Parish were
Married in this Church by Banns
This eleventh day of October one thousand eight hundred and eleven
By me G Chapman vicar
The mark of James Munday
The mark of Jane Blake
I read the witnesses as Robert Blake and William Andrews his mark
Regards
Alan
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