Salem Recorder Profile
| unidentified (Scribe J) |
Contributed by Peikola |
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| Overview |
Editor |
| Occurs as the main hand in three depositions connected with the case of Dorcas Hoar. |
Peikola |
| Orthography |
Sample |
Editor |
| "depersision" for deposition |
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Peikola |
| "furder" for further |
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Peikola |
| Letter Forms |
Sample |
Editor |
| Capital J has an extensive loop which makes it resemble the word "of" (e.g. "John", "I") |
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Peikola |
| The ampersand is slightly tilted backwards and it is surrounded by points on both sides |
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Peikola |
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| 3 Manuscripts With This Hand: |
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| ID |
Title |
Hand |
Amount |
Editor |
| No. 558 | Deposition of Edward Hooper v. Dorcas Hoar | 1 |
### | Peikola |
| No. 559 | Deposition of John Lovett v. Dorcas Hoar | 1 |
### | Peikola |
| No. 561 | Deposition of John Tuck v. Dorcas Hoar and Statement of Joseph Tuck v. Dorcas Hoar | 1 |
### | Peikola |
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| (?) in the ID column indicates some uncertainty that this actually is this scribe. |
| * in the Hand column indicates signature on manuscript |
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