Hi all
Another request here from Alistair M - does anybody recognise Mary Ellen Ainscough as part of their line? I have a feeling she might be part of the Parbold line - so Mary can you help?
B
On 6 Jul 2013, at 18:09, alistair mcdougall wrote:
I came across your web site whilst researching my wife's family tree.
I attach a marriage certificate from 1899 for her grandmother, Mary Ainscough,
and wonder if she is part of your family tree.
Mary ( Ellen ) Mills nee Ainscough according to the UK 1911 Census was born in Dublin. Certainly my wife (Christines) parents visited Bray near Dublin to see relatives there.
I tried to find a birth certificate for Mary Ellen, but Irish censuses seem to all be unavailable.
regards
On 8 Jul 2013, at 12:30, Irisa Siganos wrote:
Ireland is difficult - enemies of genealogists blew up lots of the records...... Try
http://www.ancestry.co.uk/cs/uk/ireland first. Baptisms depending on the priest can be useful as well. Same website.
http://www.genuki.org.uk/ Genuki is free and you may be able to find somebody who's already done it via the fora.
Good luck!
J
2 comments:
Hi Alistair,
Please get in touch with me. I cannot enlarge the cert but I think Mary Ellen Ainscough'fa
ther is Henry.
Henry Ainscough was a cooper in the Guinness brewery.
I am related via my maternal grandmother Annie Ainscough.
Patrick Morris
pajmorris@gmail.com
Hi Alistair,
Please get in touch with me. I cannot enlarge the cert but I think Mary Ellen Ainscough'fa
ther is Henry.
Henry Ainscough was a cooper in the Guinness brewery.
I am related via my maternal grandmother Annie Ainscough.
Patrick Morris
pajmorris@gmail.com
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