Now having seen the card I don't know where they get the Frau from ? just looks like F Ramakel, with the F maybe been an attempt at a shortened florabella.
Thanks for the screenshot, will have a good look at it and compare it with the previous cards we have here. The passport number seems to be written with a different pen, someone else's pen/pencil, added after? Is that 45 different to how Marion was writing 4 in the past? Not sure, looks different, hard to get clear focus on it though.Now at least we know the National archives record did have the wrong spelling. Its definitely Remakel on the form.
I think that signature could easily be F and then some kind of n or m for middle name/s then Remakel.Now at least we know the National archives record did have the wrong spelling. Its definitely Remakel on the form.
Looks also like it could be a quick Fnr - the initials of the first names?Now having seen the card I don't know where they get the Frau from ? just looks like F Ramakel, with the F maybe been an attempt at a shortened florabella.
Oops, sorry, same idea but you beat me to it!I think that signature could easily be F and then some kind of n or m for middle name/s then Remakel.
It looks like Marion wasn't travelling with Johnny on this occasion, can't find an incoming card for him, this was before marriage, 1966, wonder who she was travelling with, or maybe on her own for the 23 days, returned on 28 January 1966. Just curious, but it's looking like Marion had done quite a bit of travel, which is interesting.[/QUOTE
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Looks like Marions handwriting to me! What do you think?
that tick on the ‘married’ box. Wow it’s big. That says to me that she feels married, like excited about being newly married. I know people have searched for a marriage record and not found anything but I wonder if there’s something we’ve missed here. Feels like such a likely possibility. Changes her name by deedpoll before she leaves Australia to what she knows will be her new married name. Maybe some kind of wedding ceremony that was more symbolic happened rather than something legally recorded?
I checked findmypast for the marriage record and checked the worldwide option. That's not to say that worldwide will include every single country ever but I certainly think would include anywhere Marion would have gone onto if she never married in the UK. Although I don't think she did go on anywhere else... I am not sure if you can choose to apply for your records not to be made available publicly on the likes of findmypast or sites like it. It seems to be automatic but is there an opt out? Maybe something to look into... if Marion was still around or someone involved at the time these sites came into existence... I suppose they could apply for those records not to be made public. I know in UK now u can choose for your electoral roll to not be on an open viewing list. Probably with more general records though u would have to make a more formal request. If there was foul play or Marion genuinely was out there and didn't want to be found, making the record unavailable to be searched online would be an obvious request to make.