Eliot Papers volume No1 2
Eliot Papers volume No1 2
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Fry. J 2 ELIOT PAPERS 1627— 1661 it as " Mirabble, " sending therewith a letter explaining that it 77iay be Mirabel* A careful examination of the registers failed to disclose any earlier entry of an ancestress which could throw light on the name. Now there is not the smallest doubt that in after life this daughter of William Bleake was known as Marabel, Maribellah, Mariabell or Mariabella (the details of spelling were in those days not much attended to even in proper names) but never as Mirabel.... Is it hkely that Mirabel would become changed into Mariabella, or is it not rather to be supposed that the clergyman, being asked to christen a child by a name which he had never heard, (Mariabella), failed to catch the sound exactly, and entered in the Register the nearest equivalent which suggested itself? The mystery of the appearance of the name Mariabella — evidently Italian or Spanish in its origin — in a quiet English family, remains therefore unsolved. The family of the Bleekes or Bleecks still flourishes at Warminster, and its present representative — a wealthy Solicitor — is unable to help in the matter, as his records of the fiimily go no further back than 1 695, and the name of Mariabella seems to have died out in the direct line before that time.
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Fry. J 2 ELIOT PAPERS 1627— 1661 it as " Mirabble, " sending therewith a letter explaining that it 77iay be Mirabel* A careful examination of the registers failed to disclose any earlier entry of an ancestress which could throw light on the name. Now there is not the smallest doubt that in after life this daughter of William Bleake was known as Marabel, Maribellah, Mariabell or Mariabella (the details of spelling were in those days not much attended to even in proper names) but never as Mirabel.... Is it hkely that Mirabel would become changed into Mariabella, or is it not rather to be supposed that the clergyman, being asked to christen a child by a name which he had never heard, (Mariabella), failed to catch the sound exactly, and entered in the Register the nearest equivalent which suggested itself? The mystery of the appearance of the name Mariabella — evidently Italian or Spanish in its origin — in a quiet English family, remains therefore unsolved. The family of the Bleekes or Bleecks still flourishes at Warminster, and its present representative — a wealthy Solicitor — is unable to help in the matter, as his records of the fiimily go no further back than 1 695, and the name of Mariabella seems to have died out in the direct line before that time.
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