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Hi Pat

The interesting name ALWAIE came up whilst researching the Clapp Family. It seems that my 9th great-grandfather John Clapp (1583 - 1626) married Lea Hobbs who's parents were Richard Hobbs and Elizabeth Alwaie married in Wedmore 16/06/1569. I am interested in understanding the context around family members and intrigued to find an unusual name. I would be interested in information about the ALWAIE family

Regards

Peter

I have to thank you for this query!  My husband has a multitude of PUDDYs in his tree and in trying to sort them out I have some extra PUDDYs waiting approval!  One of these is your James PUDDY and I agree with your findings as stated - I haven't got parents for him either. However Grace is worth considering. The overseers accounts for Mark might help with this but they are not transcribed and would need a visit to Taunton to consult.
I also have Richard & Sarah on our tree as Richard's father, Robert PUDDY, appears to be a 5 x great grandfather BUT that is through his son, John who married a Mary ??  before 1741. When looking for your PUDDY I discovered that I had one John PUDDY with two sets of parents and that there were 18 baptisms in Mark between 1769 and 1798 with John & Mary PUDDY as parents.
So thank you for initiating this clean-up of my own tree!

The two death entries you've posted are identical - except for the surname so presumably both names were given when the death was registered.
When I registered my mother's death I was asked whether she was ever known by another name and she is entered twice, same surname but different first names.

Morning Pat

Thank you for the information and i also found 2 Death records for Peggy - see below

On the 1939 Register there are no relationships so you cannot assume that Edwin and Ethel were her parents.

She's on the 1921 census as Peggy Edith NORRISH-CHANIN in the Axbridge District.  It would be worth purchasing that to find out more.

I think her parents were possibly this couple.    

This looks like her birth in 1921 in Brentford but there is a death of an Edith CHANIN in the same quarter so perhaps her mother died when she was born and she was informally adopted by her Aunt Ethel, who married Edwin STONE in 1922

Let us know if you find the BROWN connection!  Good Luck