Help with handwriting please

[Archie's Mum]

Wolverhampton St George’s Parish Register 1834-1903 Marriages.
25/12/1872
John Goodman, shingler of Wharf Street, father William Goodman, Brewer and Mary Joan Hill 19 spinster father John Hill, Miller.
I know your mystery occupation isn’t ‘brewer’ but could this be him 30 years later?

 

[WelchRegLost]

I know your mystery occupation isn’t ‘brewer’ but could this be him 30 years later?

It could indeed as at various times on the census he is listed as an Iron worker or Brewer

 

[Archie's Mum]

It could indeed as at various times on the census he is listed as an Iron worker or Brewer

Oops, sorry meant to hit like.
I e been doing some research on the Black Country, doesn’t sound like a nice place way back then, however as he was an iron worker and there was an anchor and chain industry there, I wonder if that word could be chain maker. The last letter doesn’t look like an n but the pencil could have slipped.

 

[Archie's Mum]

I think I might change my mind. As he is living with the Worralls he may be their male servant. So I am now with Ann. Servant M (male)
The Worralls were quite well off.

 

[HullMan]

It does look a little like Servant,the census image on Ancestry is a lot cleaner than the one you posted but still no clear indication what it is

 

[Archie's Mum]

Thanks @HullMan. I’m more certain now that he is a servant.
By the way...welcome lovely to have you join us.

 

[Bay Horse]

Yes, @HullMan, the image on Ancestry is much clearer - thanks for that. I'm now going with 'Servt M'.

 

[WelchRegLost]

the census image on Ancestry

Thank you for that @HullMan and a very warm welcome