Surname error [closed]

Question

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ihnot-1

This abandoned profile has an error on the surname.  I've added 3 sources which show the correct surname is Knot / Knott.

One link/ source I've left to the image of the marriage entry shows how the transcription error by Chris Graves has been made due to sloppy handwriting.

I can't see that either Chris Graves or Julia Margaret Nash are Wikitree members.

Who is to correct this LNAB?

 

 

Comments

Abandoned Profile? adopt it and correct the LNAB. Easy.

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Works every time. Tricks of the trade.

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Yes, I know that works.  BUT I do not want the follow up alerts which would happen after that.

I looked at the profile because of the incorrect surname! That was the surname of interest to me.

So I want someone else to ....

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How odd.  The vicar has confused the years and done the same year twice.  This is the previous image, spelled Nott 

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L94Y-SH2?i=106&cc=2515875

As for the other one

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-894Y-S4H?i=107&cc=2515875

the same peculiar letter appears here

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-994Y-SHV?i=110&cc=2515875

(2nd baptism up)

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G94Y-SC6?i=99&cc=2515875

Richards?

 

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After looking at some more pages, I think the vicar has in fact written Rnot on image 108, unless his Ks and Rs are identical.

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Beryl, adopt to change LNAB then orphan.

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It is definitely Knot on image 10...the letter was often written like that, especially when done at speed. The original marriage register would probably be clearer, but I can't find the marriage in the Devon collection on FindMyPast.

 

I'll adopt the profile - change the LNAB and see if I can find her birth place/baptism

 

Edit - I found the original marriage register ( as opposed to the bishops transcripts)

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I've found her 2nd marriage and burial, and found her baptism at neighbouring Farringdon, 2 miles from Clyst Honiton

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Michelle, I don't know how you find the time! Wish you could have put it as an answer so I could vote it best! That was really kind and community spirited of you :-)

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Thanks for adopting that profile.  I did not want to as later I get updates on it even if I orphan it.

I noticed this simply because I search for IHNOT - a Hungarian surname intermarried into one of my close family lines.