Name irregularities is one reason why manual searching of records is sometimes necessary. An early 20th century probate document give the last names of the heirs to an estate as “Tooker” when it should be “Fooken.” One typographical error is bad enough, but two just makes it worse.
Any transcription of this record should transcribe the document as it and include a notation about the error.
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