Totally by coincidence, I got an email on a separate family interest list this morning with two girls/women named Karenhappuch and Kerrenhappuch. So yes type what you see and use * or _ otherwise in your transcribing, but this was an interesting "rare" name to make us aware of. Thank you. Mark - - At 2:41 pm +1000 25/9/01, Steve wrote: >I'm glad that I at least saw Graham Hart's response to this appeal >for assistance. >I would have thought that there would have been a bit more of an >uproar with what amounts to a transcriber appealing for "ideas" >(i.e. guesses) as to what the transcriber themself confesses are >undecipherable (and not even quantifiable) characters. >Steve > >> Hi Scribes, >> >> I am at present 'doing' the handwritten 1845 births for Morgan, amongst >the >> countless numbers of John, David & Mary I have found one given name that >> has me totally dumbfounded. >> It appears after Julia, but, before Lewis, to me it appears to be ; >> Le___happuck >> there are approx. three letters in the name that I am not able to >> decipher! >> > > Has anyone any idea what name it is?