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[Burrow Digger]

Devon 1841 and 1871 census records are available at British Origins for an annual subscription.  I have found them to be very useful. 

[Gadget]

Devon 1841 and 1871 census records are available at British Origins for an annual subscription.  I have found them to be very useful. 

British Orisgins, Family History Online and The Genealogist are all sites worth using in addition to Ancestry and Family Search. Despite seeing many complaints about their charges and errors, I have found masses of information which I wouldn't be able to access at all, living in a very remote area. In addition, many of the County Family History Societies do a stalwart job.
However, the baptism records are limited and I think Thor was looking for a maiden name, place of birth and birthdate of her Elizabeth, before 1841, so it is a bit of a problem

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[thor]

I have no idea I came up with austull by holding my nose lol but if you look at plymouth on the map across the bay is st austall, and that area used to be joined with devon i think

[Gadget]

I have no idea I came up with austull by holding my nose lol but if you look at plymouth on the map across the bay is st austall, and that area used to be joined with devon i think

Hi Thor
I had a look and it's definitely Ashull or Ashill, which is North Devon. The Parish, I mentioned on and earlier message.  St Austell is quite a way from Pymouth and definitely in Cornwall. There were Clay mines there - the tips have now mostly been cleared up. It is one of the poorest areas in the country.
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[thor]

ok thanks that will be very useful when i find out elizabeths maiden name

[Gadget]

Hi Thor
A final thought  on the subject 
Have you tried any Cheshire lists - they may have access to Church/Chapel records for baptisms. I did have a quick look at the Cheshire BMD site which is thorough, but nothing really came up with the offsprings names.
Also Cheshire CC do have an amazing collection of online records.
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[thor]

 
what is cheshire cc?

[lizdb]

There is a marriage of a John Galley in A/M/J quarter of 1838 (ref 19 157) in Northwich. Is that Cheshire? I dont know if it is the right registration district  for your area.

[thor]

 

hi yes it is in cheshire but unfortunately it is to a sarah fowles and I am looking for an elizabeth thanks anyway though