Depends on what subscription you have - you should be able to obtain census info.
There also FindMyPast
http://www.findmypast.co.uk/home.jspthe 1881 census is free to search
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=census/search_census.aspInfo. from National ArchivesThere are
no birth, marriage or death records for the
Channel Islands and the Isle of Man available to see
online The National Archives does not hold any birth certificates or parish baptism records for the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.
The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are not part of the United Kingdom, but are dependencies under the Crown but come under the jurisdiction of the Registrar General of England and Wales for census purposes.
Civil registration began at different times on each of the Channel Islands;
Guernsey in 1840, Jersey in 1842, Alderney in 1850 and Sark in 1915.
Registration began on the Isle of Man in 1849, but was not compulsory until 1878 (1884 for marriages).
Channel IslandsCivil and parish registers visit the
Priaulx library for civil records for Guernsey from 1840, Alderney from 1850, and for parish registers for the Bailiwick of Guernsey (c1570-present), and the Jersey Heritage Research Centre for indexes to civil and parish registers for Jersey.
http://www.priaulxlibrary.co.uk/http://www.jerseyheritage.org/research-centreHere’s a summary of some info. on your Devenport & Larner Frances Maud Devenport b1875 St Peter Port Guernsey
Florence Devenport b1877 Guernsey married John
SOLWAYChildren: Doris Solway b1904 Guernsey,
William Devenport Solway born 1909 London
James George Devenport b1879 St. Peter Port Guernsey Shop asst. (Ironmongery) married Agnes Selina
LARNERChild:-
James William Devenport b1908 St Sampson Guernsey
Ann Devenport b1883 St Peter Port
William Henry Devenport b1884 St Peter Port Baker married Ethel Maud
LARNER
Parents father (?) Devenport (see 1851c) &
Frances Hynes (see 1891c)
Frances (Sarah) Hynes b1850 Woolwich England was
probably married to
James Devenport b1842 St P Port who was a
Seaman his brother John 1845 Boot maker their
mother Susan Devenport (nee Nicolle) b1817 Catel Guernsey (see 1851c Susan b1817 is a widowed Mariner’s wife)
Ethel Maud or Maud Ethel Larner b1889 Pimlico London married
William Henry
DEVENPORTAgnes Selina Larner b1888 Devonport married James George
DEVENPORT (brother of William Henry)
Emily Mary Larner b 1881 Guernsey married 1906 Bengal India William Henry
STANWAY (Lt. Col regt. possibly Connaught Rangers)
Children: Inolia Mary Stanway bn 7/9/1907 ch 23/91907 Chakrata Bengal India and
Muriel Delarner Stanway bn 9/8/1909 ch 28/8/1909 Shewbo Bengal India
George Henry Larner b1885 Lancashire - served in the Army Regt. No. 9538 1st Gordon Highlanders although Army Service Records say born Kildare - KIA 26/10/1914
Ernest James Larner b 1882 Chelsea other than census & 7th Norfolk Regt. No. 15780 (from George’s service records) and Pte E J Larner birthplace Chelsea [Regt. No.1387 RAMC SR joined 4/1/13 enlisted Southampton 4/1/13 -
next of Kin brother George Pte Gordon Highlanders
Arthur Phillip Larner b1880 Ireland no other info.
Parents Patrick Larner b1848 Ireland occ Tailor & Cutter (1891 census)
Bridget (RENNEY?) b1857 Jersey C.I. mmn would
need to be verified by birth certificate/s
birth reg brother George Henry 1885 Lancashire BMD
gives mmn RENNEY and
Agnes Selina & Maud Ethel Lardner living in Guernsey with their
Uncle named
James Renney b1850 this would seem to
link the Renney/Larner family together
probably mother Bridget with her family - marriage certificate of Patrick Larner to Bridget would confirm
1861 RG9; Piece: 4391; Folio: 98; Page: 4
Synal Station St. Brelade Jersey
Patrick
RENNEY Head Mar 60 Roscommon Ireland Sigaliser
Mary 44 Cork Ireland
Anne 14 St Helier Jersey
James 12 “
Mary A 9
William 6
BRIDGET 4