bride's last name?
Can anyone discern the bride's last name in this 1823 marriage record? I've annotated in blue what I can make out, and the last name is circled. I'm also including a link to the record for context: https://digi.ceskearchivy.cz/5773/27/1833/980/150/0
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Thanks for your help, Cindy! I'm a newbie to the community and still figuring out how it all works--how nice to have someone to show me the ropes!
I haven't entered this person in Family Search yet, but her husband's ID number is LY7D-MLQ.
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Just a little more info, in case it helps. I know it ends with “a” (Czech noun declensions, genitive case—“daughter of __”), but it can’t be “ova,” because that’s a feminine possessive ending.
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It looks like Wrbana to me--the first letter matches the W in Waclaw. So Wrban without the grammatical ending.
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