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Can anyone read these place names?
Justinian Morse married Mary Curtis, 1613 in Marlborough. I believe the record states where they are both from but I can't make out the names. Can anyone else? It's the first record in 1613.
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageview...02&pId=2037073 Thanks
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The closest I can find for the first one on Genuki in Wiltshire is Haydon.
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I found a transcription which says Heydon and Castleton - link below (it is a PDF). I can believe the Castle bit but the end doesn't look like "ton".
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...ArpQLaWzgAdb7_ |
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Oh, wait, it could be one of those people who sometimes couldn't be bothered to write the letter "n" and put in a mark to show they had missed it out. But there seems to be another letter between the e and the t, so could be Castleaton? Since there is a place called Castle Eaton near Swindon, I guess that is it.
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Thanks for that Kite. The link explains where a few DNA links have their info from and also over 16000 other family trees!
I thought that the first one read Grydon, Haydon makes more sense. Still can't find a link to my Justinian Morse/Moss but there must be one with such an unusual name.
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