Sir Ayscoghe Boucherett

Hiya
My family have a copy of the original (as the original disintegrated) of Sir Ayscoghe Boucherett’s coat of arms. That’s the line that we descend from. 
I have lots of info from that line if you ever need to add to your line? Which line do you descend from? 
Kindest Regards
Helen Morcom

On 20 Feb 2014, at 19:36, dorothy bowes wrote:

Hello Helen

How kind of you to contact me and thanks for the family Coat of Arms.

I came across a connection to the Lancashire Aynscough family connection quite unexpectedly as I was researching several families in Lancashire. The earliest Aynscough ancestor I have is Robert who married Eleanor Longworth in 1607.They both appear to be of Bolton le Moors as that is where they married.
I think that Robert was born 26 Mar 1573 but unhelpfully his father's name is not given. I hate it when that happens!

I believe that the Aynscough family were of some importance being in some cases Burgers; some branches settling in Blackrod, Bolton le Moors and Preston. I'd like very much to know more about them but can find little beyond the odd bits of information come across on the Internet.

I can find no earlier generations of Robert Aynscough so I guess you could say that I am stuck at this point.

Tell me what line you are following, I would interested. Did you also come across a family connection when you were least expecting it?

Regards

Dorothy Bowes

Barbara Ainscough writes: Feb 21st 14:25

Mrs Ayscoghe Boucherett REVIVALHERITAGE 1794 Thomas Lawrence Portrait of Mrs Ayscoghe Boucherett with her two Eldest children Emilia and Ayscoghe, and her half-sister Juliana Angerstein in a garden. Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830) sketched and painted the Boucherett family regularly between 1793 and 1805 and would have been only 25 years old when this pastel picture was completed. Their country seat, Willingham House, Lincolnshire. Read more here

On 22 Mar 2021, at 21:52, Joe Longsworth wrote:

Dear Barbara,

I hope this finds you well, and that this email address is still active.

My name is Joe Longsworth and I am trying to learn about my family's history.

In my research, I came across an entry at Ainscough Family History-Mawdesley: February 2014 (ainscough-familyhistory.blogspot.com) from a Dorothy Bowes. She references Robert Aynscough who may have married a family member of one of my paternal ancestors:

"The earliest Aynscough ancestor I have is Robert who married Eleanor Longworth in 1607. They both appear to be of Bolton le Moors as that is where they married. I think that Robert was born 26 Mar 1573 but unhelpfully his father's name is not given. I hate it when that happens! "

I can trace my father's line back to a George Longworth, b. 1585 in Bolton. He married a woman named Catherine Stewart in 1608. Considering that their marriages are only a year apart, I think it is highly probable that George Longworth and Eleanor Longworth were siblings, or at the least 1st cousins.

I, too, have reached a dead end. My ability to follow my father's line stops in 1585 with George, at least for now. 

Any assistance would be appreciated,
Joe