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Hi, thanks for response.

Joseph 1829, father labourer.   

Joseph was living in Scalford 1841 and lived and married  there,  until his death in 1899.  He is not to be confused with another Joseph christened in Loughborough All Saints.  I am baffled as to the Leeds connection.   I have been searching for years and his past pre 1841 is a mystery.

Julie

Hi,
 Yes you are correct with all of the above.  Henry Dennis, son in law of Elizabeth Hambly. Elizabeth was married to William Joll/Joul  1804 Landulph Cornwall, found in
 Cornwall OPC database, no witness shown. She married again to John Hambly, Plymouth St.Andrew 1832. I'm a bit puzzled why Henrys wife Elizabeth, was not buried with them.  Elizabeth had a son Thomas 1834 Devon before marrying Henry so perhaps it was a sojourn to East Stonehouse. If I could obtain a certificate then it might have the father name.
Sorry if rambling.
It's difficult to say if he is the correct Henry. It's the same with John Dennis c1806 Torpoint. Perhaps he is his brother. 

Many thanks

Julie

CarolE
Hi, No he is hard to pin down. Also his wife Elizabeth is buried in a common grave in Ladywell cemetery in London and Henry is not with her. Surprisingly her mother Elizabeth Hambly, Nee  Skinnered, is buried in Brompton Cemetery with other Dennis family. Can't tie Henry to them yet.

Thanks
Julie

Hi Ray,

Glad I'm not the only one. 😀 always making mistakes as well. 

Julie