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If you then add the next line it is very confusing.  I'm trying to ensure that this Elizabeth wasn't buried the following day - as that would mess up my tree!!  What do you think?

Ok. That looks like: Also with her was buryed the 19th of May

Dave

Thanks for looking at this Dave,  The line I'm interested in is this one.

Pat:

Unfortunately the last line is only partly visible. Can you re-post it please?

I hace COLESORTHY/COLSERY in my tree. Nicolas COLESWORTHY was my 10xGGF. He married Joan BRODBEER in Pitminster in 1605. Possible link?

Dave

This has just been put on the Facebook Group by Grace Rubery

Wick St Lawrence Village

During the weekend of the 8th and 9th of June "All Things Wick" will be celebrated. There will be an exhibition of Memorabilia in the Village Hall from 11.00am to 5,00pm, ploughman's lunches, cream teas, afternoon tea, and BBQ. There will also be tours of the church tower. "Our Village in Photographs" will be launched.

I have now heard from Eddie Priest that someone has answered this query directly to him having found the death of a Frederick Ronald BAKER in 2017 on Find my Past.  I hadn't realised that they had deaths as late as 2017 on Find my Past, but these are from the private company which has compiled information from various sources.  Anyway it seems that my suggestion was not the correct one and well done to whoever contacted Eddie Priest.