1831 Baptism at Chares the Matyr Plymouth

[Gadget]

Are the females all Yallands?   Do you have details of William's marriage to Mary A?

A real mixed up  bunch 

[KiwiHugh]

No. His 2nd marriage to Mary K does but not his first --- that I can find.
What is more correct. I am spoiled for choice all Mary Ann  1841 Toms,  1843 Dyer, and 1843 Axworthy and lets not forget 1847 May just in case they were slow off the mark in getting married.

[KiwiHugh]

Now I am remembering why I threw my hands up in the air and walked away from these relatives

[Gadget]

I don't think Emmanuel the mariner was a Yalland 

[KiwiHugh]

Which then begs the question. Who the heck was Louisa Yalland, mother of Louisa Yalland?

[Gadget]

She was baptised 8- 9 years after her birth. I'm wondering if there was a new vicar/curate who did some visits around the parish. Often this would produce a spate of older baptisms.  He would not ask for proof of names of parents.

As I said, it might be worth getting that marriage cert to Jabez just in case 

[KiwiHugh]

Well have narrowed it down as to which Mary Ann that William married. It is either Mary Ann Axworthy who a W.Y. did marry at Plympton St Mary in 1844 or the 1843 listing which I can not eliminate even one of the 3 possible couples.

[Gadget]

Do you know William's father's name? 

Just relooking at the 1851 census page again - is Amelia down as  'Sister to Wife' or 'Sister to WY'

[Gadget]

Do you know William's father's name? 

Assume parents were John (painter) and Sarah - have found Amelia/Emelia's baptism - Jan 1816, so the Plympton marriage is not correct as  that William's father was a Benjamin.