Thursday, October 26, 2006

PRIVATE AINSCOUGH, RICHARD (1897-19th MAY 1918)



Information researched by Anthony Brown (Aus)
Richard Ainscough is my 1st cousin 3 times removed.

Father: William James Ainscough (1862-30 Jan 1910) Mother: Alice Watson (1861-?) Married in 1882. Richard was the 5th son and living at Berry Lane, Alston, Longridge, nr. Preston, Lancashire in the 1901 census.
Brothers:
George Henry Ainscough born before 1886
Hugh Ainscough b.1891-5 june 1983
Thomas Ainscough b.1892-31 march 1936
William Ainscough b.1894-5 october 1914

Sisters:
Hellen Ainscough born before 1883
Mary Ainscough born before 1888
Helen Ainscough born 1884
Alice Ainscough born 1899

Details from CWGC website:
http://www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx?casualty=69300/

“In Memory of 
Private RICHARD AINSCOUGH 63924, "Z" Coy. 2nd Bn., Royal Fusiliers who died age 21 on 19 May 1918.
Son of William James and Alice Ann Ainscough, of Longridge, nr. Preston, Lancashire. Remembered with honour; 
CINQ RUES BRITISH CEMETERY, HAZEBROUCK”

“Pray for the soul of Richard Ainscough, Royal Fusiliers, killed in action May 19th 1918, interred in France. May he rest in Peace. Amen”

The following list shows how RICHARD AINSCOUGH is related to our Ainscough branch of the family

7. Parents Hugh AINSCOUGH (1822-July 21 1882) and Ellen Cowley (1826 -Nov 8th 1895)
They had 13 children of whom Thomas AINSCOUGH (my branch) and William James AINSCOUGH (Richard Ainscough’s branch) were brothers.

RICHARD AINSCOUGH'S BRANCH

6. William AINSCOUGH (1862-1910) m Alice WATSON (1861-?) FATHER
5. RICHARD AINSCOUGH (1897-19 MAY 1918) SON (WAR VETERAN)

MY BRANCH

6. Thomas AINSCOUGH (1846-1929) FATHER
5. Henry AINSCOUGH (1868-1912) SON
4. Norbert AINSCOUGH (1903-)
3. Peter AINSCOUGH
2. Barbara AINSCOUGH
1. Rhiannon AINSCOUGH

Wednesday, October 25, 2006

LANCE CORPORAL JOHN WHALLEY (1893-31st JULY 1917)


Louisa Walsh (nee Earnshaw)

Information researched by Anthony Brown (Aus)

John Whalley is my 2nd cousin twice removed.
Father: John Whalley (1867-1940)
Mother: Helen Earnshaw (1871- d.18 Jun 1950) Longridge, Alston, Lancashire.
John was the grandchild of Ann Ainscough and Henry Earnshaw - see previous blog about the EARNSHAW link.

Richard Harris from Australia writes:

"Hi Barbara
Lance Corporal John Whalley killed in WW1 was my mum’s cousin. John Whalley (1867 – 1940) was a great uncle of mine – he married Helen Earnshaw who was sister to my grandmother, Louisa Earnshaw. Their mother Ann died when Louisa was young (Ann Earnshaw nee Ainscough – sister of Thomas, the same family line as you have. So John and Helen then adopted Louisa and she took the surname “Earnshaw-Whalley”. I don’t know a lot about John Whalley - the Lance Corporal, but I believe he is in the photo I sent you (I’ll have to check). In reality John was Louisa’s nephew but was also her stepbrother!!! Mum said she had a cousin who was killed in WW1 – I’ll ask my sisters if they remember any more."

Details from CWGC website:

http://www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx?casualty=913669/

“31 July 1917 Lance Corporal John Whalley 13190, 2nd Bn, was killed in action in France whilst serving with the Coldstream Guards. He is Commemorated on Panel 11 Ypres MENIN GATE MEMORIAL”

The following list shows how John Whalley is related to our Ainscough branch of the family.

7. Hugh AINSCOUGH (1822-July 21 1882) and Ellen Cowley (1826-Nov 8th 1895)
They had 13 children of whom Thomas AINSCOUGH (my branch) and Ann AINSCOUGH (John Whalley’s branch) were brother and sister.

JOHN'S BRANCH
6. Ann AINSCOUGH (1853-1901) m Henry EARNSHAW (1847-?)
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5. John WHALLEY(1867-1940) m Helen EARNSHAW (1871-1950)
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4. John WHALLEY (1893-1917)

OUR BRANCH
6. Thomas AINSCOUGH (1846-1929)
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5. Henry AINSCOUGH (1868-1912)
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4. Norbert AINSCOUGH (1903-1991)
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3. Peter AINSCOUGH
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2. Barbara AINSCOUGH
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1. Rhiannon AINSCOUGH

Tuesday, October 24, 2006

CAPTAIN CYRIL AINSCOUGH (1893-1915)


CAPTAIN CYRIL AINSCOUGH (1893- 7th August 1915)
5th Battalion Manchester Regiment
5th Battalion Manchester Regiment


Information researched by Anthony Brown (Aus)
Cyril was my 5th cousin 3 times removed.
Father: James Ainscough (1858-1933) and mother Lillian Smith

Source CWGC website:
http://www.cwgc.org/search/SearchResults.aspx?=casualty&surname=ainscough&initials=c&war=1&yearfrom=1915&yearto=2000&force=&nationality=6&send.x=45&send.y=12/

http://content-ind.cricinfo.com/wisdenalmanack/content/story/229821.html/

Obituaries in 1915
CAPTAIN CYRIL AINSCOUGH (5th Bn Manchester Regiment) was killed in action in the Dardanelles in August at the age of 22, having previously been wounded twice. He was in the Ampleforth College XI, and played later with success for the Ormskirk C.C.

Details from Burke’s Landed Gentry Vol 2, 1969 pages 5 & 6
“In memory of Cyril Ainscough captain 5th Bn, Manchester Regiment who died on Saturday 7th August 1915 age 22. Son of James Ainscough, of Fairhurst Hall Parbold, Wigan”

Ainscough Cyril of Fairhurst Hall, Parbold near Wigan, Lancashire,
Captain 5th Battalion Manchester regiment died 7th August 1915 at Gallipoli on Active Service. Commonwealth War Dead. Panel 158 to 170. HELLES MEMORIAL
Admin London 29 May to James Ainscough, Corn Merchant. £99/9/0 Lt A/Capt Cyril Ainscough died 7th August 1915 at Cape Helles Gallipoli, Turkey 5th Battalion Manchester Regiment (Territorial)

Obituaries in 1915

http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/wisdenalmanack/content/story/229821.html
LIEUT. CYRIL AINSCOUGH (5th Manchester Regiment) was killed in action in the Dardanelles in August at the age of 22, having previously been wounded twice. He was in the Ampleforth College XI, and played later with success for the Ormskirk C.C.

The following list illustrates how Cyril is related to our Ainscough branch of the family.

11. PARENTS: Hugh AISCOUGH (1680-1740) and Elizabeth (1690-1755). They had sons, (10.) Thomas 1715 and (10.) James 1711

CYRIL'S BRANCH
10. Thomas AISCOUGH(1715-?)
9. Hugh AISCOUGH (1745-?)
8. Richard AINSCOUGH (1770-1849)
7. Hugh AINSCOUGH (1816-1894)
6. James AINSCOUGH (1858-1933)
5. Cyril AINSCOUGH (1893-1915)

OUR BRANCH
10. James AISCOUGH (1711-1781)
9. John AISCOUGH (1752-1835)
8. Thomas AINSCOUGH (1780-1861)
7. Hugh AINSCOUGH (1822-1882)
6. Thomas AINSCOUGH (1846-1929)
5. Henry AINSCOUGH (1868-1912)
4. Norbert AINSCOUGH (1903-1991)
3. Peter AINSCOUGH
2. Barbara AINSCOUGH
1. Rhiannon AINSCOUGH

Monday, October 23, 2006

Margaret WHITTLE (b Sept 1856) & Edward AINSCOUGH (bApril 1860- June 1902)

Edward Ainscough death certificate1902
Edward Ainscough Marriage1881
Mary Ann Potts & Margaret Ainscough
Edward Ainscough marries Elizabeth Potts 1920

It was lovely to receive an email from Anne Clark (neé Ainscough) yesterday regarding links to this branch of the Ainscough family......and great to see Anne had found the link via Google, hopefully others will too!

You can see more images, including census detail & description on my Flickr pages at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/barbaraainscough/sets/72157594187366429/

http://www.flickr.com/groups/ainscough/

Anne Clark from Hampshire writes:
"I have just been surfing Google for Ainscough family history and by lucky chance came across your Blog. I just had to send you a quick note as I think that we must be related as I have been searching Hugh and Ellen Ainscough family tree. Hugh and Ellen (Cowley) Ainscough are my GG grandparents.
My grand father was Edward Ainscough (1890-1976) and his father was also called Edward (son of Hugh and Ellen) born April 1860 and died 1st June 1902 aged 42 years and occupation Railway signal man. This Edward married Margaret Whittle on 24 September 1881. I have a copy of Hugh Ainscoughs death certificate and it still lists his occupation as farmer although you say that he ran a pub. You seem to have got a lot further with your research than my pathetic attempts as I have got stuck on Hugh's father Thomas. I hope you don't mind but I have printed off all your notes which I will spend a long time reading!
Hoping that we may be able to exchange further information."

6.0 Hugh & Ellen (Cowley)Ainscough (GG grandparents)
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5.0**Edward Ains. (b28 April 1860- d1 June 1902) m 1881 Margaret Whittle (b 29 Sept 1856- 1 May 1940) (G grandparents)
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4.0 *Edward Ains. (b12 July 1889, d 15 May 1971) m 1920 Elizabeth Potts (b 24 Jan 1890? -d28 May 1976) (grandparents)
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3.0 Bernard Ainscough b19 Jan1924 - d19 Nov 1986 (father) m Veronica Charnock (b.8 Jan 1927-28 Aug 1976)
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2.0 Anne Clark (neé Ainscough)

5.0 **Edward Ainscough (b28 April 1860) and Margaret Whittle (b 29 Sept 1856 - 1 May 1940, aged 83 years) married Sept 24 1881 at St Wilfrid's Catholic Church, Pitt St, Longridge (source family bible).
Edward was a Railway signal man/ porter when he married aged 21 and Margaret was 24 and a power loom cotton weaver.

CHILDREN
They had the following 4 children:
4.1 Mary Ellen born Dec 13/3? 1882 (married William Eckton 11 Nov 1920)
4.2 Elizabeth Anne born Sept 26 1885, died 28 Aug 1887 (age 23 months)
4.3 Ada Alice born 16 July 1891, married James Holden 8 Oct 1921.
4.4 Grandfather *Edward Ainscough(1889-1971), married Elizabeth Potts (b 24 Jan 1890?-d28 May 1976) on 31 Aug 1920 at English Martyrs Preston.

4.4 *Edward Ainscough(1889-1971) and Elizabeth Potts (b1890? - d1976)
CHILDREN
They had two children:
3.1***Bernard Ainscough (Anne’s father b19 Jan 1924-d19 Nov 1986)
3.2 Winifred Ainscough (Freda) (b17 Feb 1922-d18 May 2005)

3.1 Father ***Bernard Ainscough(1924-1986) married (Lancashire) Veronica Charnock (b.8 Jan 1927-28 Aug 1976) born Tardy Gate, Lostock Hall

CHILDREN
2.1 Martin, Essex
2.2 Anne (Clark), Hampshire
2.3 daughter, Warwickshire
2.4 Ed, (living in Perth, Australia)
2.5 twin sons died at birth

I do have a few photos and some certificates but I have found it hard tracing information as all relatives who would remember details are now dead. Unfortunately I did not start the family research whilst they were still alive…..”

The following illustrates how Anne Clark is related to me...Anne is my 3rd cousin once removed. It works like this.... Edward and Thomas AINSCOUGH were brothers, so their sons were cousins, 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc through generations.

ANNE'S BRANCH
7.0 *Hugh & Ellen (Cowley)Ainscough (GG grandparents)
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6.0 **Edward Ains. (b28 April 1860- d1 June 1902) m 1881 Margaret Whittle (b 29 Sept 1856- 1 May 1940) (G grandparents) SON (BROTHER OF THOMAS)
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5.0 ***Edward Ains. (b12 July 1889, d 15 May 1971) m 1920 Elizabeth Potts (b 24 Jan 1890? -d28 May 1976) (grandparents) 1ST COUSIN
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4.0 ****Bernard Ainscough b19 Jan1924 - d19 Nov 1986 (father) m Veronica Charnock (b.8 Jan 1927-28 Aug 1976) 2ND COUSIN
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3.0 *****Anne Clark (neé Ainscough) 3RD COUSIN

MY BRANCH
7.0 *Hugh & Ellen (Cowley)Ainscough (GG grandparents)
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6. Thomas Ainscough (1846 - 1929) m 1866 Margaret Barnes (1839?-1913) BROTHER
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5. Henry Ainscough (1868-1912) m 28th September 1895 Catherine Farley (1872 - 1951) 1ST COUSIN
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4. Norbert Ainscough (1903 - 1991) m 31st March 1934 Freda Faulkner (1910 -1993?) 2ND COUSIN
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3. Peter Ainscough (grandad) m 4th April 1959 Margaret Nangle 3RD COUSIN
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2. Barbara Ainscough ONCE REMOVED
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1. Rhiannon