Edit: He’s an idiot. He handed me the paper he was doing a pen test on, he handed me the right paper and it wasn’t even cursive. Lmfao.

The cursive is a passive aggressive dig, from my f*cking hilarious (91 year old) boss, at a coworker for an unnecessary remark she left. I can read most of it except for the last few words… For context, the beginning reads: “neatness must always overcome your OCD and the tendency to always get _______.”

Over worried? Ray? Ones wrong? Right? Nothing makes sense to me.

HELP it’s killing me 🤣

I can read most of it, but I stumble on a few of the words.

I can make out parts like James Renwick, Dairyman, but the other i cant comfortably say i can read it correctly

I Appreciate any help!

I have looked at this for ages and I cant make anything out, probably impossible but I thought maybe someone will be able to

I need help deciphering the two lines marked with yellow. The words before and after say "I said good night but it wasn't XXXX XXXX XXXX it seemed the Comm. Officer called me to report noon losses."

It's from the diary of a U.S. naval officer in London in 1941.

Thanks.

I can read most of it but I’m lost after the first sentence of the second paragraph. “Both the size and something of the houses have been most gratifying” Then Im lost up until the “we hope you like it come March 24th” Can any of you decipher it?

I am hoping someone might have a better idea than my sister and I about what is written on the back of this photo. It's our only lead (and I understand it may be a dead end) to figuring out who the photograph depicts. The photo appears to have been taken in the early 20th century and is of a teenage girl wearing an Edwardian dress (not sure if that context helps). Appreciate any help deciphering this!

I recently came across my great uncle’s death certificate and would appreciate some help deciphering his COD. He died at 17 months old and according to my grandpa (his younger brother) he may have suffered from hydrocephalus or perhaps some sort of tumor in his ear. Anything you can decipher is appreciated!

I’m trying to figure out the death date in the margins.I posted the rest for reference fallecido en Logroño el día 13 de febrero 1921? Im not sure of what it says after 192 can anyone make out the rest ?

It’s a book about Ralph Klein.

I know it says “con todo corazón” can some one help me with the 2 signatures.

Pictures 1 and 2 are the same letter, and 3 and 4 are also together. If you don't know french... maybe if you could just make out the words and names, then I could put it through a translator?

Can someone read this last name in yellow please? It says 'Jane Shipley formerly ____'

Thank you!

The photo was taken in Cork, Ireland, and her first name is written on the back.

I can read "Corinne Spencer" and something "Sutcliffe". Please help if you can

Bottom says "cloth finisher" but I can't read the top one. Please help

I'm a genealogist and usually pretty decent at deciphering cursive but between the water damage and the handwriting I'm at a loss on this one.

CONFIRMED/DECIPHERED - It's definitely TB. Two of her siblings died of it a few years before she did.