Can anyone help with the following: I am transcribing December 1903 births page 166. I have entries as follows: EEDY, Eileen followed by EELES, Henry Frederick V. Against the first letter of EELES (not apparently before it) is an insertion point. At the foot of the column is the handwritten addition "_______ Annie". Should this surname be EEDY or EELES? - since if it's EEDY she isn't in alphabetical order with regards to the previous line. If it's EELES why the ditto mark? I have come across insertion points before which are placed like this but it has always been obvious what the surname was meant to be and it's normally after the entry where the insertion point actually appears. Any help gratefully received. Thanks. Veronica Elleson