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Can Anyone Make This out?

Post by davejsb »

Hi there,

Slightly unusual request this one. Can anyone make out the groom's occupation on the below marriage parish regsiter entry please?

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To me it looks like Aunealor but that makes no sense at all.

Any help greatly appreciated :)
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Post by HOLLY »

Hi Davejsb, if occ reads Annealor then according to Google it's a person working with iron. Holly
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Post by emeltee »

I'd go with Annealor too.
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It looks exactly like that word, thanks so much for your kind help :)
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Post by Tina »

Hi Dave :)
When I worked in the Pool for an Engineer many moons ago, we had annealed steel coming into the workshop, the blokes who handled it where annealors on their time cards.

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Post by davejsb »

Hey Tina and thanks for that :)

The groom in question there is my grandfather. I know nothing of his life before he came home from the war in Burma in 1947 aboard the S.S.Burma - so the revelation of his job before then was interesting!

Close to where he lived then was a huge cable and metals factory, the BICC. I'm wondering if that's where he worked :)
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Post by Heli »

davejsb, you could be right regarding the BICC connection, as copper was annealed. I think this was to help when soldering.
I understand that BICC records are held at the Maritime Museum should you want to check further.

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