One Quick Handwriting Transcription Challenge Every Day-for the genealogist in you
It Looks like Mimke -
I'd say Hapem Mimke. The third letter in the surname looks identical to the "p" in Jasper.
Hapern, Mimke
Hapern, Mimke....... LOL it is funny because my Robbins family is on the same page, LOL That won't happen twice
Hapern Mimke
Hasem, Mimke
Gotta be Mimke!
Hapern Mimke--but the 13-year-old looks like Hapern Minke. I bet he is a junior, wonder which spelling is correct.
Hassem Mimke??
I agree: it looks like Hampen Mimke
Mimke Hapem, written last name-given name
Hapern Mimke ??[The rest has been censored -- grin !!]
Hapern, Minke
Mimke Hapem is what it really looks like to me. The last name is actually "Habben" and my guess is that "Hapem" is reasonably close to what the name sounded like to the census taker.
It Looks like Mimke -
ReplyDeleteI'd say Hapem Mimke. The third letter in the surname looks identical to the "p" in Jasper.
ReplyDeleteHapern, Mimke
ReplyDeleteHapern, Mimke....... LOL it is funny because my Robbins family is on the same page, LOL That won't happen twice
ReplyDeleteHapern Mimke
ReplyDeleteHasem, Mimke
ReplyDeleteHapern Mimke
ReplyDeleteGotta be Mimke!
ReplyDeleteHapern Mimke--but the 13-year-old looks like Hapern Minke. I bet he is a junior, wonder which spelling is correct.
ReplyDeleteHassem Mimke??
ReplyDeleteI agree: it looks like Hampen Mimke
ReplyDeleteMimke Hapem, written last name-given name
ReplyDeleteHapern Mimke ??
ReplyDelete[The rest has been censored -- grin !!]
Hapern, Minke
ReplyDeleteMimke Hapem is what it really looks like to me. The last name is actually "Habben" and my guess is that "Hapem" is reasonably close to what the name sounded like to the census taker.
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