Mitcheldean / Abenhall. (General)

by grunson, Thursday, August 06, 2009, 09:36 (5662 days ago) @ slowhands

Thankyou for the reply.

I had wondered about Mitcheldean but thought maybe I was trying to bend the facts to fit the story. However now you've suggested it I have suddenly realised that I was assuming Michael (as it does seem to say) was intended to be pronounced as in the boy's name and it could of course be an attempt to write 'Mitchel' phonetically. I have been assuming the 't' in Mitcheldean is sounded which is also a little presumptious of me.