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No of certificate: 42456
Forenames: Hugh
Surnames: Hardy
Born at: Girvan
Year: 1818
County: Ayr
certified as: Master
certified at: Liverpool
Date: 27 January 1851
No of certificate: 42457
Forenames: William
Surnames: Howie
Born at: Irvine
Year: 1815
County: Ayr
certified as: Master
certified at: Glasgow
Date: 7 February 1851
No of certificate: 42458
Forenames: John
Surnames: Hunt
Born at: Newton Bushel
Year: 1817
County: Devon
certified as: Master
certified at: Bristol
Date: 16 May 1851
No of certificate: 42459
Forenames: Robert
Surnames: Hadden
Born at: Aberdeen
Year: 1819
County: Aberdeen
certified as: Master
certified at: London
Date: 28 January 1851
No of certificate: 42460
Forenames: John
Surnames: Harbert
Born at: St Helens
Year: 1798
County: Isle of Wight
certified as: Master
certified at: Portsmouth
Date: 6 February 1851
No of certificate: 42461
Forenames: James
Surnames: Hunter
Born at: Carloverock [Caerlaverock]
Year: 1827
County: Dumfries
certified as: Master
certified at: Dumfries
Date: 31 March 1851
No of certificate: 42462
Forenames: Thomas
Surnames: Harris
Born at: Fordingbridge
Year: 1796
County: Hants
certified as: Master
certified at: Southampton
date: 22 March 1851
No of certificate: 42463
Forenames: Samuel
Surnames: Grenfell
Born at: St Ives
Year: 1806
County: Cornwall
certified as: Master
certified at: St Ives
date: 29 September 1860
Notes and Questions
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You don't need to qualify the shire counties. Probably not Scarbro either, only obvious misspelling. Put [ ] brackets around words with ?marks and mark page for review, someone is always willing to help out. I think you missed a few entries in this one!
The missing entries seem to be there now!
Many thanks. And yes, somehow I started halfway down the page and then had to copy and paste what I'd done! Should be complete now...
Would you like me to review the page?
Yes please
The reason I put Newton Abbott by Newton Bushel is that it doesn't seem to exist independently any more...wasn't sure what to do with it.
Will do, then I'm off. Goodnight.
Goodnight, and thanks again for your help.
Generally transcribe what you see, but it's okay if you're having difficulty reading place names in particular to do some research. You'll find a lot of the Welsh place names have been anglicised, changed or plain no longer exist.