Hi Barbara,
I Have been researching my husbands family tree and the name Ainscough came up, Francis Ainscough 1690 and Susanna Rogers 1692 - their daughter Elizabeth 1723. She married Thomas Panton and is a direct descendant of my husband. Is this the same Ainscough family as yours?
Best wishes
Anne Slade
Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2012 11:51:30 +0000
Hi Anne
Ive attached a simplified tree for you to look at - I cant see a Francis Ainscough in my tree around 1690 but that doesnt rule out the possibility that he wasnt related to Hugh Ainscough 1689 - before this my records are patchy. Any further evidence you have to support Francis A 1690 - place of birth etc would be really useful.
B
On 27 Feb 2012, at 15:41, David Slade wrote:
Hi Barbara,
All the information l have is from ancestry.co.uk and it goes back to William the Conqueror and the Kings of Scotland. Elizabeth was born in Fulletby in 1723 her sister Susanna was born in
1722, their father Francis died 1724, he was born on the 23rd of November 1690 & was married to Susanna Rogers born in 1692. His father was John Ayscough born in 1611 and his mother was Elizabeth Sherwood. Johns father was Thomas Ayscough 1587/1645 married to Mary Skipworth 1586. Thomas's father was Sir Edward Ayscough 1542 to 1612 he was married to Hester Crantham and his father was Sir Frances Ayscough 1509/1564 married to Elizabeth Hansard 1510/1558.
South Kelsey seems to be where most of them were born. I have not researched this myself it is all from Ancestry
Anne
On 27 Feb 2012, at 18:33, Barbara Ainscough wrote:
Ah! I see where you are coming from - this is the distinguished Ayscough line (through marriage) in Lincolnshire. Anne Askew (Ayscough) was one of them - many served Henry V111 in his courts.
See my blog for more info.
Weve all tried to link to this branch but cant find a connection - sorry to disappoint. Your branch may be connected though.
B
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