Can You Read It?
This is an entry from an 1841 census entry in County Cumberland England.
Any thoughts on what it actually is supposed to be?
Labels: handwriting
posted by Michael John Neill at
9:49 PM
01 June 2007
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4 Comments:
Robert Thame?
I thought "Robert Thame" too, but then it looks like there's another name after it (surname, maybe?). So could it be "Robert Thomas"? Not sure.
I think it is Thame because if it were Thomas the o would probably more closely match the o in Robert.
It is actually Robert Frame.
Michael
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