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Thank you for your replies.

I do have the family in 1841, 1851, 1861 (James Ryder died before the 1861 census - either 1859 Plymouth if he was at home, or 1860 Fareham if he was still on the Stirling Castle at Gosport then)
Amy Ryder died 1870 Portsea, Hants (the death index is where the ref to her middle name being Philp came from, but Phillipa sounds more plausible - the 1834 ref to Harry James ryder in my first message).

It looks like the birth of George Ryder (abt 1836 E Stonehouse) is not going to be easy to date, without a record of his baptism.

Do you know which would be the best source for more information on the 1833 marriage James Ryder to Amy Gord / Goad to confirm exactly what her last name was and any info on parents?

I have been in touch with the creator of the Hollister tree on ancestry, and it looks like the "Anna P Ryder" on that is "Amy P" as that is how she is referred to in all other documentation for this family. He has also acknowledged that the Goad reference to her name could be down to poor handwriting/mistranscription of Gord if the note of her name in the 1833 marriage is correct.

If more marriage information is not available, than as you say the birth certificate of one of their younger children you have identified may be the way to go.
Thank you

Ady
Thanks for the reply
If that was a John not a James Ryder then it is definitely not mine.The info I have on James is accurate as far as it goes - born Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (about 1873 but could be a couple of years either side), living wolverhampton 1911 census.
As I said , on CWGC site there were a few J Ryder with age at death unknown that would be possibles, but not sure which one.
I am sure James died in WW1 - family story has it that when his wife Jessie was told of his death her hair turned white overnight (she had 2 young daughters by then, the second born 1911).
Really not sure where to go from here.   

Thank you for the info - I did not have this.
The beynons moved fom one public house to another: 160 Bilston st 1901, 42 Church st according to 1904 kellys trade directory ( although you have found 36 Church st)  Peel Arms 1911, Fighting Cocks 1915-1930 and 1932-1937. I do not know where they were for missing years.

I am looking for a marriage in Gloucestershire probably between 1810 - 1820ish.
The only details I have is the groom's surname is HATTIN, and the marriage could be around Weston Subedge.
A possible hint to other names is their son John named one of his children John Sheridan Hattin?
Thank you

kaycee
Just seen your post re John Hattin (1822ish weston subedge). He is in my tree too. I have him in census 1851 - 1881, but know nothing of him prior to that - have you had any luck?
He is listed in the 1876 Harrod trade directory at Hook Norton (carpenter). I could not see him later than 1881 (possible death Strand London 1883, but that is away from Hook Norton)