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Re: Ainscough Surname

junebugr102967  (View posts) Posted: 15 Feb 2008 5:20AM GMT
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Ainscough is a french hugenot name. When William the Conqueror invaded England, he brought his army of knights. These knights from Normandy were given land for their effort during the invasion and were placed as his head of government in each shire. Wiki encyclopedia has info on a plaque placed in a cathedral in Normandy before leaving for England. This plaque has a list of knights. There is 2 knights listed as "Ansgot" which would have been french spelling for Ainscough. Normandy was the protestant part of France. French hugenot meant French protestant.
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vhiber 23 Feb 2000 3:47PM GMT 
Shirley Doran 18 Jul 2000 9:07AM GMT 
patrickmorris 16 Sep 2000 8:30AM GMT 
Jeff Ainscough 15 Dec 2000 4:32AM GMT 
@@jelly_baby7... 24 Feb 2001 2:23AM GMT 
Ed Ainscough 13 Apr 2001 7:29AM GMT 
Jeff Ainscough 16 Apr 2001 8:06AM GMT 
junebugr10296... 15 Feb 2008 5:20AM GMT 
barbaraainsco... 6 Mar 2008 3:55PM GMT 
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