Provo 2nd Ward
Records
Family History Library, film
#0026324,
---- Persons |
Town |
County |
State |
When Born |
Where Baptized |
By Whom Confirmed |
Samuel Jackson |
Seoesbey City |
Sropshier |
England |
March 10, 1816 |
Nov 8th 1849 |
Richard Ramsell |
Hannah Jackson |
Caverwall |
Stafferdshier |
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Oct 29, 1812 |
Feb 25th 1850 |
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When Re-baptized |
When Confirmed and Who |
Which Quorum |
By Whom Baptized |
By Whom Re-Baptized |
Parents |
Sept 4th 1852 |
Jabez Nowlin A.H. Scott |
Teacher |
J Bell |
Jabez Nowlin |
Thomas and Mary Ann Jackson |
Sept 4th 1852 |
John Loveless |
|
Richard Ramsell |
Abslom Dowdle |
James and Ann Holt |
I have taken the information in the record and entered it into this table to be easier to read. I have carefully examined the text and compared the information to that which we have from other sources.
Some may be confused at the different spellings in the places of birth than are found in other records. Having been to England myself, I can understand that an Englishman instead of pronouncing Shrewsbury as shrus' berry, would say shoes' bry; almost as one syllable. The same is true for the county, Shropshire. Americans say shrop' shire, while the English say srop' shur; again, almost as one syllable. And with Staffordshire; we say staf' ferd shire', they say staf ferd shur'. If you were an American, listening to an Englishman who may or may not know how to spell what he was saying, you would probably spell it closer to the pronunciation than to the actual spelling, as it is here.
David L. Mefford
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