Help needed with handwriting, please

[AnnB]

My two penn'orth -
Phelim Lamplugh
Farmer
(deceased)

 

[Steve Bumstead]

I se Phebius (for Phoebus?) but I too would like to see more of the document. Certainly Lamplugh as a surname

 

[Sis]

Will we ever find out?

 

[Archie's Mum]

I se Phebius (for Phoebus?) but I too would like to see more of the document. Certainly Lamplugh as a surname

Oops sorry.....wrong post

 

[Archie's Mum]

Will we ever find out?

This is Top Dog. Of course we will.

 

[Daft Bat]

A clue:

The column heading is from a Scottish death certificate.

 

[mugwortismy cat]

A clue:

The column heading is from a Scottish death certificate.

yes, I noticed that

just to say I agree with all of the above i.e. i can't decipher the first name either

 

[Bay Horse]

Bit late to the party and viewing on my phone, but I see it as Philius (Lamplugh).

That sounds a bit like a post-op complication though.

 

[Ma-dotcom]

Bit late to the party and viewing on my phone, but I see it as Philius (Lamplugh).

That sounds a bit like a post-op complication though.

 

[Dogsday]

This will be Ann Stables, nee Lamplugh's, fathers' name, he was a deceased Farmer at the time of Ann's death in 1874. I can read all the record except the Christian Name, I think it should be William as on the marriage to Robert Stables in 1821

 

[Sis]

Maybe it's William in latin but the writer wasn't sure of the spelling. Not that I know latin.

 

[Daft Bat]

Maybe it's William in latin but the writer wasn't sure of the spelling. Not that I know latin.

Good thought. The Latin for William is Gulielmus, so maybe....

 

[Dogsday]

That's what I hoped, lousy writer he was Thank you all for your efforts

 

[Steve Bumstead]

I think now it is Wil(l)iam - not sure if it's a truncated second 'l' or not. Compare the W with the one in Widow

 

[AnnB]

I agree with you Steve - the Wi in Widow and William are the same, then comes a little ‘l’ then a normal ‘l’, then the ‘i’, then a badly formed ‘a’, then the ‘m’.

 

[Dogsday]

I agree with you Steve - the Wi in Widow and William are the same, then comes a little ‘l’ then a normal ‘l’, then the ‘i’, then a badly formed ‘a’, then the ‘m’.

Yea

 

[Dogsday]

The dots for the i's look to be in the right places too, great sorted

 

[Elsiesgirl]

I see Ahelius Lamplugh Iannucci. Could it be Aurelius? I found lots of strange spellings of Theadosia Cocksworth in my tree. Could me w Thelius or Thebus

 

[Elsiesgirl]

Sorry,came late to this post and it probably is the Latin version of William