Could someone tell me the likelihood of a person being born in Pillaton, Cornwall (as noted in censuses), and then being baptised in St. Stephen in Brannel? Google tells me they are 38 miles apart. I am researching the Cundy / Cunday line and it seems other researchers often report a birth in Pillaton, and the baptism in St. Stephen in Brannel. In the example below of 2 censuses of same family, what does one infer from the "St. Stephens" birth? Many thanks, Anne 1851 Census, Pillaton, Cornwall. Registration District of St Germans 48,Pillaton Village, John Cunday, Head, M, 67, Ag Lab,*Pillaton Cornwall,,* Ann Cunday, Wife, M, 59, Calstock Cornwall,, Elizabeth Cunday, Dau, 13, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Beller Cunday, Dau, 11, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Jane Ann Cunday, Dau, 6, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Ellen Cunday, Dau, 3, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Mary Mattice, Serv, U, 25, House Serv, Calstock Cornwall,, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1861 Census, Pillaton, Cornwall. Registration District of St Germans 63 Pillaton Village, John Cunday Head Mar 77 Ag. Lab Cornwall, *St. Stephens* Anne Cunday Wife Mar 58 Wife Cornwall, Calstock Ellen Cunday Dau Um 14 Scholar Cornwall, Pillaton Elizabeth Cunday G'Dau 9 Cornwall, Torpoint Isabella Cunday G'Dau 2 Cornwall, Pillaton

I think the St Stephens refers to St Stephens by Saltash which is 5 miles from Pillaton.     Regards,   Joy ________________________________ From: Anne Brooks <anbrooks@nbnet.nb.ca> To: CORNISH@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, 25 November 2012, 13:54 Subject: [CORNISH] Pillaton and St. Stephen in Brannel Could someone tell me the likelihood of a person being born in Pillaton, Cornwall (as noted in censuses), and then being baptised in St. Stephen in Brannel? Google tells me they are 38 miles apart. I am researching the Cundy / Cunday line and it seems other researchers often report a birth in Pillaton, and the baptism in St. Stephen in Brannel. In the example below of 2 censuses of same family, what does one infer from the "St. Stephens" birth? Many thanks, Anne 1851 Census, Pillaton, Cornwall. Registration District of St Germans 48,Pillaton Village, John Cunday, Head, M, 67, Ag Lab,*Pillaton Cornwall,,* Ann Cunday, Wife, M, 59, Calstock Cornwall,, Elizabeth Cunday, Dau, 13, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Beller Cunday, Dau, 11, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Jane Ann Cunday, Dau, 6, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Ellen Cunday, Dau, 3, Scholar, Pillaton Cornwall,, Mary Mattice, Serv, U, 25, House Serv, Calstock Cornwall,, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1861 Census, Pillaton, Cornwall. Registration District of St Germans 63 Pillaton Village, John Cunday Head Mar 77 Ag. Lab Cornwall, *St. Stephens* Anne Cunday Wife Mar 58 Wife Cornwall, Calstock Ellen Cunday Dau Um 14 Scholar Cornwall, Pillaton Elizabeth Cunday G'Dau 9 Cornwall, Torpoint Isabella Cunday G'Dau 2 Cornwall, Pillaton ------------------------------- Subscribe to digest by sending an email to CORNISH-D-request@rootsweb.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line and body text.  If you want, MIME digests, email CORNISH-admin@rootsweb.com. Unsubscribe from either by sending an email to CORNISH-request@rootsweb.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CORNISH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message