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The marriage you are looking for is on LancsOPC

http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Search/indexp.html

25 Jun 1921 St George, Bolton, Lancashire


John James Dunnill aged 37, Bricklayer, Bachelor, Parish of St. Simon & Jude
Alice Ann Haslam aged 38, Weaver, Spinster, 58 Poplar Street
Groom's Father: John James Dunnill, (deceased), Contractor
Bride's Father: William Haslam, Machine Packer

     Witnesses Robert Haslam and Mary Alice Lythgoe
     Married by Licence by H. J. Elsee

Alice Ann's baptism is on the same site.

Baptism,  7 Mar 1883 St George, Bolton, Lancashire.
 Alice Ann Haslam - Daughter of William Haslam & Mary
     Abode: 10 Seddon Street
     Occupation: Self-act Minder
     Baptised by: A. Woods

Hello Landyman,

I am assuming Joseph stated his birth place as either Over/Lower Darwen or Darwen.

It's possible that Joseph could have been baptised in a chapel in the Darwen area (not currently on the Lancs OPC site as mentioned by Garstonite) eg Pole Lane / Ebenezer.

http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Over-Darwen/lower/index.html  explains that Lower Chapel in Over Darwen had a large congregation which split after the death of Rev. Robert Smalley Snr in 1791 and members joined the other chapels in the area namely, Pole Lane, Ebenezer and Duckworth St Chapel. You'd need to use your search engine to find out where the registers for these chapels are kept.

However, there is a Joseph Walmsley on https://familysearch.org/search   born 7 Nov 1795 ( Pole Lane Chapel) son of Joseph and a Joseph Walmsley baptised 10 Dec 1795 Pole Lane Independent Chapel, Over Darwen son of Joseph and Peggy who could be your man and possibly one and the same person.
 I used Darwen as a place of birth with birth years ranging from 1792-1799 on familysearch and only the Joseph shown above came up, but it does depend on where Joseph stated he was born/came from and if it was consistent.

If Joseph was born in the Darwen area, there is a wonderful website, darwendays, with lots of photos and info which I found by using "Pole Lane Chapel Darwen" in my search engine.

 http://www.darwendays.co.uk/index.php/galleries/churches/pole-lane-chapel#!RECORD_OF_MINISTERS     shows that Pole Lane opened in 1793 and Ebenezer Chapel in 1822

Hope this helps,
AB

1841 census  Smithy Row, Bamber Bridge, Walton le Dale
Thomas Livesey aged 30 a clogger
Mary Livesey 30
children
John, Alice, William, Thomas and Richard

Richard Livesey's birth reg on LancsBMD in 1839 , Walton Le Dale, Preston mmn Tyrer.

Opposite the Livesey family on the other page is a Jno (John) Tyrer aged 25 a clogger with wife Elizabeth 20 and daughter Margaret aged 2 all born in county.

Marriage from the Lancs OPC site

Marriage: 30 Sep 1839 St Saviour, Bamber Bridge.
 John Tyrer - full age, Clogger, Bachelor, Bamber Bridge
 Elizabeth Braithwaite - (X), full age, Spinster, Cuerden
     Groom's Father: William Tyrer, Coal Agent
     Bride's Father: Robert Braithwaite, Spinner
     Witness: Edward Fortiss; Margaret Tyrer, (X)
     Married by Banns by: William Wignall
     Register: Marriages 1839 - 1887, Page 2, Entry 4
     Source: LDS Film No 1471151

Margaret Tyrer's birth reg on Lancs BMD with mother's maiden name Braithwaite in 1839, Preston
http://www.lancashirebmd.org.uk/cgi/birthind.cgi

In 1851 John Tyrer, wife Elizabeth, daughter Margaret and other children are at 26 Aqueduct St., Preston where John lists his place of birth as Adlington & is now a book keeper.

Lancs OPC has the baptism of a John Tyrer
Baptism: 19 Feb 1815 St Katharine, Blackrod, Lancashire, England
 John Tyrer - Son of William Tyrer & Mary
     Abode: Adlington
     Occupation: Labourer
     Baptised by: Henry Sutcliffe Officiating Minister
     Register: Baptisms 1813 - 1831, Page 28, Entry 221
     Source: LDS Film 2148001

There is a baptism of Peggy Tyrer..(Peggy being a derivative of Margaret...apologies if I`m stating the obvious  )

Baptism: 7 Sep 1817 St Katharine, Blackrod, Lancashire, England
 Peggy Tyrer - Daughter of William Tyrer & Mary
     Abode: Adlington
     Occupation: Labourer
     Baptised by: Henry Sutcliffe Officiating Minister
     Register: Baptisms 1813 - 1831, Page 67, Entry 529
     Source: LDS Film 2148001

It looks to me that John Tyrer was Mary and Margaret's brother going off this marriage in Bamber Bridge.

Marriage: 7 Jun 1840 St Saviour, Bamber Bridge
 Thomas Wignall - (X), full age, Blacksmith, Bachelor, Bamber Bridge
 Margaret Tyrer - (X), full age, Spinster, Bamber Bridge
     Groom's Father: Richd. Wignall, Sailor
     Bride's Father: William Tyrer, Coal Agent
     Witness: John Tyrer; Mary Waterdale, (X)
     Married by Banns by: William Wignall
     Register: Marriages 1839 - 1887, Page 5, Entry 9
     Source: LDS Film No 1471151

In 1881, Thomas Livesey and family have been mistranscribed as Livsley but are still on Smithy Row in Bamber Bridge.

Thomas Livsley 72 born Penwortham, a clogger
Mary Livsley 69 b Adlington
John Livsley 38 clogger b Walton le Dale
Richard  " grandson 13.

Hope this helps.

AB

Hi,

The 1881 census shows that Edmund Ashworth was listed as Edmund E Ashworth aged 1 living in Edenfield district with parents Joseph Ashworth aged 33 a stonemason and Elizabeth A.

If you check:-
 http://www.lancashirebmd.org.uk/cgi/birthind.cgi

Edmund Ernest Ashworth was registered in 1879 in sub-district Edenfield which is under the the Hyndburn region, mother's maiden name Ormerod.
Other children registered in Edenfield with mother's maiden name Ormerod are as per your list:-

David in 1881
Wilfred in 1886
Joseph 1888
Harry 1891
George 1894

Jack and Clara are listed under Hyndburn- Rawtenstall A 1st, mother's maiden name Ormerod
Jack 1895
Clara 1898

The marriage Claire t found in 1876 does look to be the correct one.

Also if you look on the Mormon website re George Ashworth born in 1894, there is a death cert viewable where George is listed as born 28 May 1894 passing away in Mission, BC, Canada in 1969 husband of Elizabeth nee Moran. Parents are Joseph Ashworth and Elizabeth Ann nee Ormerod.

https://familysearch.org

and
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/LAN/Edenfield/

will help you familiarise yourself with the Edenfield area.

Hope this helps,
Anne