Have had a quick check of Wesleyan Methodist Liskeard baptism records that I can find online at bmdregisters.co.uk. There was a Catherine Webb born 17 Aug 1833 and baptised 24 Nov 1824 WML. Parents listed as a Thomas Webb & Amelia Ryall. Thomas and Amelia appear to have had the following children (am out of credits at the moment so can't get full details):
Thomas Ebenezer Webb 1821
Caroline Hoskin Webb 1823
Amelia Ryall Webb 1823
James Ryall Webb 1825
Elizabeth Ryall Webb 1827
Edmond Webb 1829 (looks like this family could well be related somehow!)
Anna Maria Michell 1831
Catherine 1833 (as above)
Could well be more. How this family fits in (although I now suspect they do somehow) is not known to me.
Re Edmund Webb (Grandfather of my Edmund Webb) was baptised 30 Jun 1776 in parish of St Mellion, son of Thomas Webb & Grace Triscott (first wife). Thomas Webb & Grace Triscott married 17 Dec 1775 St Mellion. Grace died somewhere between 1776 & 1783 (not found, I suspect she died not long after giveing birth to Edmund as I can find no other children of this couple in the area). Thomas married for the second time on 27 Nov 1783 St Dominick to a Grace Hoskin (just found link to Thomas Webb & Amelia Ryall above! Thomas & Grace had one child - son Thomas Webb bap 9 Nov 1784 at St Dominick!!! Looking good to be the Thomas who married Amelia Ryall)
Back to Edmund. He married Catherine Herring Langmaid 22 Dec 1798 St Germans. This couple had 9 children: Thomas 1799-1832, Edmund 1801-1851 (who ends up as a publican/brewer), John 1803, Catherine 1805, Francis Truscot 1807, William abt 1815 (yes there is a nasty nasty gap in children here which has me wondering), Henry 1820, Grace Herring 1819 and possibly a Susan 1824. Edmund was a farmer. By 1832 he was residing at Wiesandra (appears to have been a farm) in the parish of Landrake & St Erney. He is still there in the 1841 census. In 1851 Edmund and his wife are living with his daughter Grace Herring Webb and her husband - in Egg Buckland. Edmund was the source of Methodism in the St Mellion area - at his farm (Dunstan Farm). From
www.wesleyweb.co.uk "Under his personal direction Methodism was put on the map and Dunstan becaume a "preaching place". This happenend either late in the 19th century or very early in the 19th century. It appears Mr Webb had a genius for establishing Methodist Societies because he afterwards went to Wisewandra (sic), in the Parish of Landrake, and opened up yet another preaching place there". I have tried to get in contact with the Bealbury Methodist chapel to see what other information they have but have had no response.
I also have some bits a pieces from old newspapers & leases which I have found indexed and have transcribed what I have found. Edmund was very well looked after by his maternal grandmother! Starts to get a bit complicated here so will leave this for now.
Edmund died in 1855 and was buried in the Methodist Burial Ground at Saltash. Edmund left no will (have more bits and pieces about this which include references to Lower Dunstan Farm). His wife, Catherine died 8 May 1856. From Royal Cornwall Gazette Friday 16 May 1856
"DEATHS
May 8, after a few days' illness, at Coleridge, near Knackersknowle, aged 78 years, Mrs Catherine Webb, widow of the late Mr Edmund Webb, formerly of Wisewandra, Cornwall."
Catherine was buried next to Edmund.
In 1959 the gravestones were transferred to St Stephens Anglican Church, Saltash.
Have typed while collating - so probably a bit scatty
Jenny