Ainscough - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Richard Alfred Ainscoe, PA - reply from uk ainscoe

d_ainscoe — 2012-10-10 05:10:01Z

Hello
Im a little late to this site and your message is dated 03.
My name is Daniel Ainscoe my great grand father James Ainscoe was from Manchester and came to America in the 1860s and had two boys.
My grandfather Charles B. and his brother William H. both lived in Maryland and Texas until there service in WW1.
I live in Savannah Ga and my brother and three sisters live in San Diago Ca.

Re: Wigan Ainschoughs

1_DianeHunt — 2012-04-07 18:29:35Z

I am looking for a woman named HILDA AINSCOUGH. She would have been born around 1924, baptised at All Saints, Hindley, Lancashire, England. She was a penpal to my mother, DOROTHY SIODLA, from Berea, Ohio, U.S.A. They wrote to each other during World War II. I have letters that Hilda wrote to Dorothy dating 1942.
I also have a photograph of Hilda during that time frame. Can anyone help me?
Thank you so much.

Liverpool Ainscoughs

v_hiber — 2012-02-28 16:32:34Z

My gr-great grandparents James AINSCOUGH (b. 1824/25) married Isabella DEMAIN LUNT (b. ca. 1833) (both residents of Liverpool) on 8 Dec 1861 at St. Nicholas' Church, Liverpool. The marriage certificate lists their fathers as Richard AINSCOUGH (gardener) and John DEMAIN (butcher). Both are identified as being widowed. I have identified Isabella's first husband (and the father of daughter Susanna) as Peter LUNT. James and Isabella emigrated to the U.S. 1863-1864, settling first in Carroll County, Illinois, then in Lamar, Barton Co., Missouri, where they fist appear in the Federal Census of 1870.
I would like to know the identify of James AINSCOUGH's first wife and his mother, as well as how he may be linked to the non-Liverpool Ainscoughs in the U.K. Would also like to connect with any other descendents of James and Isabella.

Re: Richard Alfred Ainscoe, PA - reply from uk ainscoe

nbowers193 — 2011-07-18 00:05:05Z

Hello Julie!

I have a Howard Ainscoe (unsure of DOB, perhaps around 1940) who married Frances A Mountser (b 1943 in Derby)in 1964. They had two children: Kevin John Ainscoe (b 1966 in Derby) and Karen Ann Ainscoe (b 1969 in Derby).

Not sure if there is any connection or not.

Nancy

Re: Richard Alfred Ainscoe, PA - reply from uk ainscoe

juliepeart1 — 2011-07-17 21:02:14Z

Hello Nancy
sorry for slow reply as only just seen this a year on.

My grandma who is a 100 is Gladys Ainscoe and Ive forgot grandads name but can find out.
My dad is a Derek married to a Joyce and they had 2 children myself and Nigel.

There may be a Francis as my grandma did have relatives in derby I dont remember
Ive got the alert on for this thread now so remind me to find the info out if I dont reply
Julie

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

margaretpseddon — 2011-05-06 09:35:39Z

Hi
I am not a family connection but I did however live at 18 dark lane for some 20 years my parents moved in in the 1950
the property was bought as condemmed and sold for £250 at the time
there was a small farm holding at the end of the houses not a pub and was owned owned by mrs liza Callum
the pub they refer to was at the endd of the road and called the cock Tavern

Hope this helps a little
my maiden Name was Hibbert we were also a big family in bBlackrod for many generations

Re: Richard Alfred Ainscoe, PA - reply from uk ainscoe

nbowers193 — 2010-03-31 20:39:53Z

Ainscoe from Derby

Hello Julie, I just discovered that I have Ainscoes in my family! Can you share any names? I believe one of my Mounsters (not sure which one; maybe Frances) married an Ainscoe.

Thanks so much!

Nancy

Aynscough Family Crest

jirrima — 2009-04-07 08:45:52Z

Hello,

My name is Paul Aynscough and I am in Australia. We have already conversed about the family and I am now searching for more about the family. To begin with I would like to know if you have an image of the Aynscough Family Crest. Also I seem to have lost your email address. Mine is jirrima@hotmail.com. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Sincerely

Paul James Aynscough

Re: JAMES AND NANCY AINSCOUGH

cartershome — 2008-11-27 16:08:23Z

hi joyce thanks so much for getting in touch. james and nancy ainscough were my 2nd great grandparents. their eldest daughter jane born 1856 leigh lancashire was my great grandmother .she married 3 times but her first husband peter aspinall died when he was 27 years. they had 3 children and one of the sarah ann aspinall was my grandma. she was born 26th september 1878 and her place of birth was 12 SMITHY STREET LEIGH !!!!
i am so thrilled to have made contact with you. i presume from your letter that you come from leigh. i was born there but have lived in st helens not far away for the past 35 years. my family of brother and sister and cousins still live in leigh
please get in touch with me through my private email address
cartershome@hotmail.com
cant wait to hear from you
love linda x

Re: JAMES AND NANCY AINSCOUGH

joycecass2003 — 2008-11-27 15:01:43Z

Hi Linda,

I have a connection with James and Nancy Ainscough they are my great grandparents.Henry thier son was my grandad my mothers father,but I never knew my grandparents because they died before I was born,(but I vist thier grave quite often)
They lived at 12 Smithy Street Leigh,where my mother and two elder brothers were born.
I was told that my grandad (Henry) and three of his brothers went together to join up in the first world war, and my grandad was the only one to return home.
Regards Joyce

Re: Ainscough Surname

junebugr102967 — 2008-10-22 22:57:22Z

Hi Michael,

Would appreciate hearing from you about the tapestry. I have taken a lot of flack about my insight on the French origin of Ainscough. I had only heard a snipit about the tapestry. I am interested in knowing more about it's story.

Would appreciate any info or insight you might have.

Thanks,

Junebug

Re: Ainscough Surname

junebugr102967 — 2008-10-07 14:20:18Z

Hi Michael,

Glad to hear from you. I am most interested in hearing more about the tapestry. I had heard a tapestry existed in recent history, showing the family tree. Does it still exist? What part of France? Does it show more geneaology information than we have records of existing. It sure would be of great assistance to have that information.

It would be nice to know of the history of the tapestry. Who wove it, what date it became in existance, and the info that it contains.

Thanks for your message. I needed to hear that my info on France was correct.

Junebug

Re: Ainscough Surname

barbaraainscough — 2008-10-07 10:04:33Z

Hi June
Good to hear from you and I am sorry to hear your sad news. The Ainscough Tapestry sounds fascinating and no I have never heard of it before. Perhaps you could ask Michael for more information??
A French link is of course possible plus we need to remember that it is highly likely there were many Ainscough families probably with a range of origins too.
I shall do my best to find out more about this Tapestry - will blog your query when I get a moment.
take care and keep in touch.
B

Re: Ainscough Surname

junebugr102967 — 2008-10-06 22:50:45Z

Hi Barbara,

I am sorry but I have gone back to work after the death of my mother, husband, and long illness. This has inhibited my work on history of Ainscough. I have been watching internet to see the work you have been doing and others' comments on the subject. The bottom line is that I still am a firm believer that there is a connection to Normandy, France.

Received a message recently from MichaelAinscough42 that he had also been told that the Ainscough "tapestry" that contained the family tree also showed roots in France. Have you heard of this also? I would like to know more about this tapestry if you are familiar with this.

Thank you,

JunebugR

Re: Ainscough Surname

MichaelAinscough42 — 2008-10-03 21:18:41Z

Hi, Just to let you know I also have heard of tis link to France and have been told of Tapestry that showed the Ainscough Family tree and its link to france
Michael.ainscough@tesco.net

Re: Wigan Ainschoughs

MichaelAinscough42 — 2008-10-03 21:11:29Z

I only have vising rights on Ancestry , so I cannot check out you tree We also have link to the caunce family via the son of my Grt grandmother Fanny Sherrington who's son Richard married Sarah Caunce in 1883

Re: Wigan Ainschoughs

dodgsue1 — 2008-10-02 14:24:23Z

Hi mike, I have a John Ainscough b1836 and he married Ellen Brown b1841, They had a son Charles b1870, William b1872, daughter Ellen b1875, and Alexander b1878, then Nellie b1882. See my Ainscough tree at caunce family tree

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5800faught — 2008-08-12 10:34:24Z

AJ,
You can reach me a Rddrgan@aol. com. I do not have many of the family forward from my cousin Alfred Brian Ainscoe. Or your moms maiden name/dates. Your grandmother I have pestered her on her maiden name but all she sends me is about Florida. I know your grandfather had dau Terry, Timothy Wayne, and a Mark Steven Ainscoe. and of course Alfred Brian. My moms brother died on Aug 10, 1992 in Pinellas Park, FL.. Still trying to put the genealogy in my database but for some reason you guys keep sending me weather reports and nothing to do with genealogy. My mom died on Oct 2, 1969 in Barstow, San Bernardino CO, CA in a auto accident. Your great Aunt Edith Ainscoe Baback.

Please. Please, keep in touch! Let me know what you find out.

Re: James Ainscoe/Ainscow/Ainscough b. Jun 4, 1884 Manchester, Eng.

ajainscoe — 2008-08-11 20:13:26Z

hello, its aj ainscoe. by birth my name is alfred john ainscoe, but my mom calls me aj, i tried to map out where my family came from and my grandmother theresa told me her side of the family was french and german, i believe the french name was teqla. im not sure of the spelling but thats how it sounded to me my email is pez71@aol.com, my screen name is pez71, aj ainscoe, levittown,PA

Re: James Ainscoe/Ainscow/Ainscough b. Jun 4, 1884 Manchester, Eng.

5800faught — 2008-08-08 10:04:26Z

We are related. I haved talked to your grandmother Theresa and my cousin Brian in Florida. I have a christmas picture with my cousin Terry, Alfred, Timothy, and little Mark, with me and my brothers and sisters taken at Aunt Theresa's home., it is very faded but my dad said he will give it to me. It was taken before my family left Phildelphia to move first to Pennsacola, FL, and then later to Barstow, CA where our van broke down. My mom died shortly thereafter in a car accident and a few yrs later we moved to Sonoma County, California.

I would love to hear from you! Are you Alfred John Ainscoe?

My mom was Edith Loretta Ainscoe who married Andrew Baback. I am June Baback by birth but somehow everyone started to call me Sue or Susan (from a boy named Sue by artist Johnny Cash in Florida and the name stuck. My dad called me Sissy as I was sister to my eldest sibling, then friends started with just Sue or Susan and somehow my name got changed before we got to the Mohave Desert.

My email address is Rddrgan@ Aol.com

I have tried mapping the family genealogy from your side but my cousin Brian or my Aunt Theresa never sent me anything back. The genealogy online has privacy filtering and can't be viewed by anyone else but I would sure like to know. I don''t even have Theresa's info at all. Who her parents where or her maiden name.

You might ask them that it would be nice if I had there genealogy too. I have tried and failed to give the hints.

Relative in Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., CA

Re: James Ainscoe/Ainscow/Ainscough b. Jun 4, 1884 Manchester, Eng.

ajainscoe — 2008-08-07 00:13:44Z

i think we are related, alfred richard and theresa are my grandparents, their son alfred brian is my father, theresa, timothy and mark are my aunts and uncles, alfred richard died in 92 in florida, i am aware of "bucky" but i dont think i met him

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

cartershome — 2008-07-23 08:29:13Z

barbara i have emailed you
i wuld love to share any info we have
thanks linda

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

EavesLane — 2008-07-23 08:24:00Z

Hi Barabara - I don't think your James is in my immediate ancetral groups. You can see my lot at:

www.mjra.net/ainscough-r-1782.shtml

Cheers,

Mike

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

barbaramercer189 — 2008-07-22 23:03:29Z

Hi,
James Ainscough is the son of Thomas and Ellen Ainscough. He was baptised on 4 April 1833 at Wigan. I am a descendant of Thomas and Ellen through another son, Thomas, who was born on 6 November 1836 at Westleigh, Lancs although some of the census entries say Wigan or Haigh. Both Thomases were also boatmen - on the barges (flats), probably hauling coal.
Thomas senior married Ellen Gibson at Upholland, Lancs on 15 Jan 1827 and they had 10 or 11 children that I know of. Thomas's parents were John Ainscough and Ann Finch who married at Leyland on 16 May 1792. They had 10 children that I know of and John was a crofter at marriage.
I have a little more information should you want it.
Barbara

Re: James Ainscoe/Ainscow/Ainscough b. Jun 4, 1884 Manchester, Eng.

5800faught — 2008-07-20 06:32:12Z

We might be related. My grandfather, James Ainscow/Ainscoe was b in Eng 1881. He married a Thawley. Then his son Richard Alfred Ainscoe married a Dunfee, Edna. Alfred Richard Ainscoe Married Theresa and had Terry, Alfred, Brian, Timothy and Mark. My Uncle Bucky, Richard Alfred Ainscoe never married to our knowledge but was living with a May in Florida. He died in Apr 1981 PA. The other Richard Alfred Ainscoe died Aug 10, 1992, Pinellas Park, FL that was married to Theresa.

If this does sound like your family please write me back..

I Spent some time in Florida with Alfred Bucky Richard Ainscoe and May his friend.

Edith Loretta Ainscoe's Daughter

Re: James Ainscoe/Ainscow/Ainscough b. Jun 4, 1884 Manchester, Eng.

ajainscoe — 2008-07-06 07:34:35Z

hi, my name is AJ Ainscoe, my grandfather was named Alfred Richard Ainscoe and moved to Florida in the 80s i believe, his older brother was named Richard Alfred Ainscoe, my grandfather lived in Bristol, PA before moving, i dont know much about where my family came from and i would like to know more about them

Re: Ainscough - Ralph and family

caroline_lawrie — 2008-05-24 21:50:27Z

As you can see I haven't been on here for a while, so only just read the last thread. Shame because it would have saved me a lot of time. Alice did marry a John collier. I didn't have the Alice's maiden names so thanks for this info Diane.

Re: Ainscough from Abram & Blackrod

valmorgan96 — 2008-04-11 06:45:36Z

I am looking for information about Alice Ainscough born around 1833 in Burscough.Alice was my GGGrandmother and lived around Wigan. Alice married Swithin in 1857,they had nine children that I know of. Mary 1860, William 1876, Sarah Jane1878, Henry 1858, Ralph 1874, Thomas 1867, Swithin 1874, Dorothy 1861, by the dates it looks like Thomas and Ralph were twins. I have no information about who her parents may be or if she had any siblings maybe you could help me. regards Val Morgan

Re: Ainscough Surname

barbaraainscough — 2008-03-07 07:38:54Z

Thanks...any definite evidence linking the 2 names (Ansgot = Ainscough)would be great. Ive checked the Conqueror pages on Wiki already - thankyou. The Lincolnshire Ayscough families - of which there were many knights (fees) did become ardent protestants during the Lutheran era in Henry VIII time. However us lancashire Ainscoughs remained devout Catholics - many still are today - interesting!
Im blogging all things Ainscough here, and Im keen to find out more: http://ainscough-familyhistory.blogspot.com/

Also eel free to add to Ainscough on wikipedia - lots of people are adding info and its building up a nice picture - we dont have anything on the Normandy link yet - apart from your contribution which Jeff A forwarded to me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ainscough

Re: Ainscough Surname

junebugr102967 — 2008-03-07 01:51:10Z

Hi Barbara Iam presently working on Ainscough lineage and connection to Normandy, France. Ainscough is on my father's side. But I have already linked 2 of the knights to my mother's side - Hayden. William De Cardon and William De Falaise. Normandy was one of the main targets for Viking raids and many stayed and married and integrated into their lineage. Normandy is the protestant part of France. French hugenots are french protestants. Many later came to USA from England due to religious beliefs. Will be glad to keep you posted. Look at wiki.enclop. at William the conqueror.

Re: Ainscough Surname

barbaraainscough — 2008-03-06 15:55:57Z

HiJunebugr
this is interesting.....Im very interested in the origins of the Ainscough name and this sheds new light on a French connection. Up until now our links have led us to Scandinavian/ Viking origins. However, I have found online there is no reason why ther cannot be a Scandinavian/ French/ English link. Do you have any evidence to support the translation of the name Ansgot to Ainscough? Ansgot is quite easy to trace on the internet with many noble Mediaeval families bearing the name and also a place in France. I look forward to your reply.

Re: Richard Alfred Ainscoe, PA

junebugr102967 — 2008-02-15 05:34:11Z

Saw your message and wanted to reply. My grandmother was Jane Ainscough Ellis, her father was John who was a brother of Peter Ainscough. My grandmother married John Ellis in England and they immigrated to Shelburn, Indiana in 1906. My father, William Ellis was then born 3 mos. later.
I have recently begun the Ainscough part of my family tree. Jane's daughter, Elizabeth, had my only female cousin. She is also participating in my search. Would be interested in any info you might have. My family tree is named Ellis at Ancestry. Thanks. June Ellis

Re: Ainscough Surname

junebugr102967 — 2008-02-15 05:20:44Z

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.

Re: ainscough family

joanne_horridge — 2007-07-27 20:42:17Z

Hi Peter
Just seen your thread! My husband is related to the Ainscoughs from Mawdesley I am researching John Ainscough b 1797 Mawdsley he married Margaret Wignell b 1797 Tarleton
Is this the same family?

Ainscough

debraainscough1 — 2007-03-14 18:16:14Z

I have lots of information on Ainscough's from Aspull, Haigh and Blackrod. More than happy to share and you may have information for me.

Regards

Debra Ainscough

debra.ainscough1@btinternet.com

Re: ainscough family

barbaraainscough — 2007-01-13 19:37:14Z

hi
Ive uncovered the following about the origin of the name Ainscough......now also on wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ainscough

It is thought that the name is derived from the Norse words "ask skog". The o is pronouced as oo (food) even now in Norway and Sweden—thus Askoog, Old English (Old Norse) meaning ash tree / forest. Although other sources suggest that Aiskew is a corruption of the words "Eiki Skogr" translating to Oak Wood. In Medieval English the name was pronounced - Akeskeugh.

This is also my line, Peter being my father - I'd love to hear from you - more info. about the family can be found at:
http://ainscough-familyhistory.blogspot.com

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

cartershome — 2006-11-17 20:30:12Z

hi mike thanks for replying and i will take a look at your web site. you never know one day ther might be something
thanks again linda x

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

cartershome — 2006-11-17 20:30:12Z

hi andrew
i am still interested in any info on james ainscough. i have emailed you privately a couple of times but had no reply so thought you might be on holiday please contact me on cartershome@hotmail.com many thanks linda

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

EavesLane — 2006-10-25 11:20:27Z

Sorry - no knowledge of a Desmond in my family.

Cheers,

Mike

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

denisewoodward1962 — 2006-10-22 20:02:43Z

Just wondered if Desmond Ainscough was anyway related to you he is presently living in Blackrod?

Re: James Ainscoe/Ainscow/Ainscough b. Jun 4, 1884 Manchester, Eng.

2006-09-29 22:46:39Z

Susan Faught, Just a couple more facts. James ainscoe youngest , Francis Didn't go-to-florida-looking for her dad livedIn new york and was brought back to consohocken for burial. I was there.William and richard both died in wichita kansas. I used to write to my uncle Bill. And i'm positive that my grandpop died. And is buried in west conshohocken.James ainscoe the son of my grandpop died in-albanynew york. Edith, and also mary died locally too. mary spent some time on the west coast but came back towards the end.Robert ainscoe also died here . He lived behind us in Swedeland ,pa.My mom Ethel and aunt libby also died here in pa.My aunt libby has Richard.Robert ,sandra,Buddy(in Portugal), billyand i other alive. My mom had 3- myself- james and thomas.Uncle Bill never hadny kids. Uncle bob had 2 from his first wife and 2 from second.my aunt edith had 1 black child - also betty - and james and dinky(dead).So I really think the one you found that died in nj Isn't our family. I found on Ancestry.com uk that a james aiscoe was born about 1878 and was registered in 1879. district Bury and in Lancashire greater MAnchester England.My mom always said her dad came over on a cattle ship. He sneakedaboard.He was very poor. So I can't see him coming over the normal way.They were very poor my mom whole life. When they lived in conshohocken it was right next to the rail road. I remember being there-once. There was a can of beans locked up in a china closet. THe house was really bad.So I really think who ever died in nj wasn't my grandpop. I need tpo check the cemetry records in west conshy.

Re: James Ainscoe/Ainscow/Ainscough b. Jun 4, 1884 Manchester, Eng.

2006-09-29 21:06:23Z

Hello Susan Faught, My grandfather was james aiscoe. Married to Laura Thawley. One of their children- Ethel; was my mother.I have been searching for info about my grand pop -before he came to America. Why did he leave England- who did he leave behind and why? The spelling does pose a problem as there could be so many ways it eas spelled.Id like to see the ship anifest. Who ewas he married to before my grand mom. I don't think any of us knew he was married before. Or at least my mom never made mention of it. Richard alfred ainscoe married Edna Dunfee- 1930 in philadelphia.Daughter of clara thawley and harry dunfee.Clara was sister to my grandmom Laura. So that means he married his cousin.I never knew my grand pop lived til 1968. My mom always said he was a gentle soul. and as far as I knew he had died way before the date you gave. My mom would have kept in touch with him. I need to call my cousin Robert he is son of Libby Racich.( daughter of james and laura. Please respond

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

2006-08-18 14:55:12Z

Hi Linda,
It appears my original message was incorrect (I have worked on it since then). The 2 Ainscough brothers I mentioned were not brothers but uncle and nephew. Thomas (later James being the uncle) and James been his brothers son. In the census his nephew is living with his grand parents. I can give you all the information if you give me your e-mail address. Mine is andrew.slack113@btinternet.com

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

2006-08-18 14:44:46Z

Hi Mike,
Intriguing, and I cant get the whole message, however I think Linda is on the same trail as me and thats right, they are the same person. Can you ask Linda to get in touch with me please.

Andrew

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

2006-08-14 07:12:37Z

Hi Linda. As I recall, the two Ainscoughs mentioned in Ian's message - James and Thomas - living in the Durham and area were probably one and the same person. They weren't actually connected to my line of the family, but I delved into the records anyway as my curiosity was piqued! In answer to your query, I don't think James and Nancy and family are any connection to my lot - more's the pity. If I come across any info on them in my researches, I'll certainly let you know. If you want to know what I have on my Ainscoughs, my web site - www.mjra.net - has lots of information.

Cheers,

Mike

Re: Ainscoughs in Blackrod, Aspull, Haigh & Westhoughton

cartershome — 2006-08-12 07:11:46Z

hi mike i wonder if my ainscoughs are any relation to yours it was the county durham part that interested me
NANCY AINSCOUGH this is her married name . she was born c 1837 in dalton on tees durham and married JAMES AINSCOUGH BORN C1834 wigan lancs.i cant find a marriage for them anywhere. on the 1861 census they were aboard a vessel called david i think this was a canal boat. they had ten children all born in leigh lancs
JANE 1857
JAMES 1860
ROBERT 1862
GEORGE1864
SARAH 1866
NANCY 1869
MARY 1872
JOHN 1875
THOMAS 1878
HENRY 1881

if anyone has any info on any of these ainscoughs i would be extremely grateful. many thanks linda x

JAMES AND NANCY AINSCOUGH

cartershome — 2006-08-12 07:05:01Z

Hi i wonder if anyone out there has any connection with NANCY AINSCOUGH this is her married name .i dont know her maiden name she was born c 1837 in dalton on tees durham and married JAMES AINSCOUGH BORN C1834 wigan lancs.i cant find a marriage for them anywhere. on the 1861 census they were aboard a vessel called david i think this was a canal boat. they had ten children all born in leigh lancs
JANE 1857
JAMES 1860
ROBERT 1862
GEORGE1864
SARAH 1866
NANCY 1869
MARY 1872
JOHN 1875
THOMAS 1878
HENRY 1881

if anyone has any info on any of these ainscoughs i would be extremely grateful. many thanks linda x

Ainscoughs from Liverpool ca 1863

vhiber — 2006-07-29 13:11:04Z

Searching for other descendents of James and Isabella (DEMAIN) AINSCOUGH.
They were both widowed when married in Liverpool in 1861, were counted in the 1870 census
in Barton County, Missouri. Daughter Jane married Albert HAYES, Alice married Frank ULRICH,
John was Postmaster in Banning, CA from 1901 until his death in 1913.

More Ainscough Info

vhiber — 2006-07-29 13:11:04Z

Jeff - I would love more information. Please email me: vhiber@earthlink.net. Thanks!

Re: Wigan Ainschoughs

2006-07-03 21:48:26Z

I we have a john Ainscough ( I think Cobbler ) who had a son Alexander