More bad handwriting.

[AlanC]

I think the witnesses surnames are Wright & Mc Grath but Christian names are a problem.
Thought the first was Adam and perhaps Alice for the second but I've no confidence with them............can anyone help?2 witnesses.jpg

[Chrissie Smiff]

What date and area is the certificate for please Alan?

[AlanC]

Hi Chrissie,...............its St Peter's Liverpool 1862 not yet transcribed.

[Anne in Carlisle]

Aslem?
Celiea?

[AlanC]

Felix & Ann; thanks for your suggestions............they could be right but I don't know them as Christian names.

[Chrissie Smiff]

Hi Alan. Just checked the McGrath births in Liverpool between 1837 and 1834 but nothing looking right. Maybe it's a married woman. Will try for an Olive marrying a McGrath

No, non in Liverpool anyway.

[Chrissie Smiff]

There was an Adam Wright born in Liverpool in Dec 1842?

[Chrissie Smiff]

There is a possible marriage in March 1843 Liverpool between a John McGrath with an Alice Perrin on the same page. Might be worth checking the 1851 census in case it says Alice McGrath?

[AlanC]

You know that Adam Wright born Liverpool.....................does it say his handwriting is very bad
I couldn't see anything obvious in the '51 census; thanks for your time Chrissie.
I'll enter Adam & Celia.......descendants can always blame poor transcription, ay?

[kylejustin]

i would have thought 'adlum wright'. the woman looks like 'celie' but not. but 'celie' is the best interpretation.

[Guest]

There is an Adam Wright born abt 1844 a Stoker on a Steam Boat living in 16 Tenterden Street Liverpool with his family
Meant to say in 1861

[Chrissie Smiff]

You know that Adam Wright born Liverpool.....................does it say his handwriting is very bad
I couldn't see anything obvious in the '51 census; thanks for your time Chrissie.
I'll enter Adam & Celia.......descendants can always blame poor transcription, ay?

Yes Alan, someone had written a postscript 'Please note that Adam Wright and Celia McGrath's writing was always illegible' ;):D