Hi Elissa If you go to http://maps.familysearch.org/ Enter St Mary Bow and search Select the one option and it will present you with a map showing the parishes adjoining it Or select Options and then list contiguous parishes However parishes were so close together she could be from anywhere or further afield Did you find the Mary in a census to give a clue of where she and perhaps Amelia were born? You would have to check each parish one by one but doubt all PRs have survived for all parishes I did a quick search on Ancestry & findmypast but did not find mention of her, the marriage & burial are on Ancestry Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 13/02/2016 15:48, Elissa Kester via wrote: > Hello all > > I am looking of more information about my 3xgreat-grandmother Amelia > EASTERBY who married Thomas WAKEFIELD on March 24 1829 at St Mary > Bow. The marriage was by Banns, both were single and ''of this > parish''. One of the witnesses was a Mary EASTERBY (sometimes > transcribed as Easterly but I believe it to be Easterby) probably a > sister. > > Amelia died in Lambeth on June 18 1839, age 30 which puts her birth > at around 1809 but I have not been able to find a birth record for > Amelia anywhere. From a distance (Australia) it is hard to pinpoint > where she might have lived to be within the Bow parish. Although ''of > this parish'' she may not have been born there although I believe she > might have been. > > Can anyone with local knowledge suggest which other parishes are > nearby this area? Can anyone tell me if all the parishes in this area > are on Family Search or are there others on Family Search film that I > could look at? > > I believe Amelia's mother's name was probably Ann. Her four daughters > were Mary Ann, Amelia, Ann and Emma. She had a son, Thomas. Mary Ann > died age 11 and Emma died in infancy in 1839. > > Regards, Elissa Kester --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus