Decipher name of Reverend on Burial entry This is a snippet from a burial entry. I am not permitted to show the full image: ![enter image description here]( I am trying to decipher the name of the Reverend. I think it is: **Rev. A. E. Markly**. This was in 1933 in Salisbury at the London Road Cemetery, Salisbury. I tried to find a history of Reverends or even a map of the site ... to no avail. * * * # Side Note Not related to the name deciphering, but I did find a webpage about the London Road Cemetery where it has a link to a map in PDF. It gives a basic overview of the site. On that page it also says: > There is a detailed map at the entrance to the Cemetery on the left.

I agree with the comments that it more likely reads "C. E. Markby".

A good possibility would be the Rev. Cecil Edward Campbell Markby. He was recorded as "Clerk of Holy Orders" in Dorchester, Dorset on the 1939 Register, a short way from Salisbury (see RG 101/6918C, no 187):

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Local newspapers seem to confirm this is the right man. For example, in the _Bath Chronicle_ , 17 June 1933:

> Mr. C. E. C. Markby, B.A., Emmanuel College, Cambridge, who was ordained priest at Salisbury Cathedral on Sunday, is a son of the Rev. A. W. Markby, Vicar of St. Peter's, Dorchester, and formerly St. Saviour's, Bath...