Pick apart the information and analyze it separately. Assuming a Record Does Not Exist Just because you have searched an index or database and without finding the person you were looking for doesn't mean a record does not exist. Indexes and databases are by nature imperfect and often contain errors. Misspellings can throw off a search, and omissions are a very real possibility. When searching original records, bear in mind that sometimes records are misfiled, or maybe your ancestor's record was filed well after the date of the event, placing it where you would not expect to find it.
Misspellings are a possibility here.
My mother's name is misspelled on her own birth certificate. If you are searching a register, check at the end. If they ran out of room on the page designated for the Ss, you may find it continued at the end of the register. If you are browsing a microform, the record you seek may have been filmed out of sequence. Look for missing numbers if they were filmed in sequence.