Where is St. Newlyn In Pyder ?

[cheekymole]

I think it's probably in Shropshire/Salop but googling comes up with Cornwall but a slightly different spelling...

[heywood]

It does look as though it is Cornwall with the slightly different spelling. Nothing seems to show for Shropshire.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~blanchec/Newlyn.htm

[cheekymole]

Thankyou

Hmm back in the early 1800s that was a flippin long way from Salop!

[Janill]

there is a St Mawgan in Pyder could this have any connection.

hope this isnt out of turn as this is my first try
janill

[cheekymole]

Thanks for that and not out of turn at all but I'm looking for somewhere of this name in Shropshire as Cornwall was a very long way from Shropshire back then
Thank you x

[heywood]

Hi again,
I don't know how far you are going back but amazingly people did manage to travel about.
Have you looked through towns and parishes in Shropshire?
Looking at GENUKI - there is a St Julian parish in Shrewsbury which could stretch to a poor version of St Newlyn but the 'in Pyder' is difficult to interpret for Shropshire as far as I can see.
regards
heywood

[cheekymole]

thanks Heywood.

We are talking late 1700 early 1800 but I can't find any connection of St Newlyn in Pyder with Shropshire even though one Pallot (wife) states that was the area of marriage but the other (husband) states Great Ness which is where the family were at the time

Thank you

[heywood]

I am just looking at your other post about the couple.

Family Search has the extracted marriage which you quote 19 June 1832 Great Ness.

Where have you seen the other reference?

[heywood]

The 1841 census shows both George and Elizabeth born in the county (Shropshire)