I have recently started to do some work on my son-in-law’s family tree .His father has done a lot and has published a delightful book but of course it cannot be illustrated as a tree by this means. I have been into genealogy since 1954 and am trying to copy the data into my FTM. Lack of mobility ( I am 83) gives rise to some difficulty and I should be grateful for any help available particularly if there is anyone with a Baglow family interest. My own tree goes from Dumfries to Kent but does not go any further west than Weston-super-Mare so Cornwall is untrodden until now . I have had some suggestions from the Bodmin list which are useful However some "wise !"American academic suggested that I look in Ancestry which I did find rather hilarious!!?! The branch of the family that concerns me goes back to a John Baglow born in 1841 at St Mabyn. He seems to have left home, possibly having fallen out with his dad, and gone to Aldershot as a private in the hospital corps. His marriage certificate to Sarah Hayward (born. Dover) gives his father as William and there is a marriage at St Mabyn in 1834 of William and Jane WILLS which is probably relevant. He seems to have been one of 7.children.The book then suggests a John Baglow who married and Jennifer Chapman m. Egloshayle 1807. John seems to have married again about 1832 in St Mabyn. Further back a Loveday Bagelhole of Hartland is mentioned and further back still there is some rather vague and unconfirmed data Any info would be gratefully received DrGeneal