Oddbods Two's company, three's a crowd

[wymondham2]

I have spent hours on this quiz and am left with one to solve....always supposing the others are correct! Could someone out there please give me a clue to solve the following anagram of a woman's name (no number of letters given) JORBOREY MATACE-RILTA. Many grateful thanks in advance

[genius55]

beatrice taylor the author?

[smouse]

you must only therefore ahve one man and one lot of children then so cant you do it that way

[wymondham2]

smouse.....that is all I have left and I still can't work it out!!! I wish the childrens' name s I have left were a bit more unusual! Ah well, back to the drawing board! I am about to try Beatrice Taylor, genius. Thank you for your help

[boysinblue68]

wymondham2 - I think what smouse was trying to say is that when you get down to the last few "unsolved" parents and children, it is a process of elimination. If you are confident that the rest of your answers are correct, then it should be a simple process. If not, logic has it that one or some of those already answered must be wrong and it's back to the drawing board.

As I said on here earlier, there is more than one way to look at this quiz. Look at the mothers and fathers, see who they were "with" and then see which children they produced. This is an extremely rewarding quiz when you complete it, more so if you do it by yourself and don't ask for answers to be given away on here.

I myself, made an elementary mistake fairly early and then had to revisit when I realised near the end that something was wrong, but I got there in the end - with immense satisfaction.