BIOGRAPHIES A
ABBOTT - ACKARY - ADAMS - ADAMSON - ADAMTHWAITE - AINDOW - AINSCOUGH - AKRIGG - ALBERT - ALBINSON - ALLAN - ALLEN - ALSTEAD - ANDERSON - ANSELL - ARMER - ARMSTRONG - ARNOLD-BAKER (>VON BLUMENTHAL) - ASHCROFT - ASKEW - ATKINSON - ATTWOOD - AYRTON
ABBOTT
Thomas Abbott
Marriages Sep 1975 Ynys Mon 25 376 Pauline Oversby
ACKARY
Bernard R Ackary
Births Sep 1932 Ashton 8d 969 Bernard R Ackary Oversby
John E Ackary
Births Mar 1930 Ashton 8d 1052 John E Ackary Oversby
John W Ackary
Dec 1929 Ashton 8d 1423 …Margaret Oversby
ADAMS
William Adams
=Jul 1869 Durham, England -Jane Oversby (1840—1883)
ADAMSON
Colin F Adamson (Jun 1959 Durham C. 1a 480)
Frederick Adamson (1925–1990)
Birth 19th Aug 1925 Durham - Death Nov 1990 Durham Western, Durham, England
Marriage Jun 1949 Durham Central, Durham 1a 699- Margaret Oversby 1929–2015
Residence 1939 Station Hotel Croxdale Durham, England Marital Status: Single
Jean Adamson (Dec 1951 Durham C. 1a 346)
Leslie J Adamson (Mar 1950 Newcastle T. 1b 177)
Patricia Adamson (Jun 1953 Durham C. 1a 425)
Roland R Adamson (Sep 1956 Durham C. 1a 436)
ADAMTHWAITE
Margaret Adamthwaite
=Kirkby Stephen - George Oversby (1761–1842)
AINDOW
CHARLES “CHARLIE” AINDOW (1878-1915) Charles ‘Charlie’ Aindow was born in 1878, one of 13 children born to John and Catherine Aindow of Formby, near Liverpool, in Lancashire, England. His brothers were named John, Joseph Henry, Robert, Thomas and William. He also had sisters named Alice, Catherine, Margery, Margarita, and Mary, and he lived at the family home at 'Ashburton', West Lane, Formby. Previously the family had resided at Liverpool Road, Lifeboat House at Andrews Lane, and 22 Queens Road, all in the Formby area of Liverpool. His grandfather was the coxswain of the Formby lifeboat from 1862 to 1885 and his father held the same position until 1918 when the lifeboat station there closed. Charlie Aindow himself was also second coxswain of the lifeboat. The Aindows were fishermen by profession, and Charlie continued the family tradition. A Roman Catholic, he was educated at Our Lady’s Schools and belonged to The Catholic Club in Three Tuns Lane, Formby. For many years he worked in the fishing industry at Liverpool Docks for Messrs John Glynn and Company, before joining the Cunard Steamship Company in 1914. On 12 April 1915 he engaged as a night watchman in the Stewards Department on board the Lusitania at Liverpool, at a monthly rate of pay of £4-5s-0d, (£4.25p). He is known to have served as a steward on previous voyages of the ship. He reported for duty in the early morning of 17 April 1915 before she left Liverpool Pier Head for the very last time and one week later, he arrived safely at her New York destination. He was still serving in the same capacity of night watchman when the liner began the return leg of her voyage to Liverpool on the early afternoon of 1 May 1915 and he was killed when she was torpedoed and sunk on the afternoon of 7 May, off the Old Head of Kinsale in southern Ireland, by the German submarine U-20. His body was recovered from the sea afterwards, and having been landed at Queenstown, it was taken to one of the temporary mortuaries set up there, and given the reference number 170. It was then identified there, on Sunday 8 May, by his brother Robert and his sister Catherine, known as ’Kit’, who had travelled from Formby for that very purpose. 'The Cork Examiner' for Thursday 12 May 1915 described Kit Aindow’s reaction: She was there to find the body of her brother, Chas. Aindow who was apparently a steward on the ill-fated liner. When she recognised the dead body, she gave way to unrestrained grief and had to be taken away. Cunard sources afterwards described the body for its records as: Charles Aindow, Steward... about 45 years, light brown hair, sandy moustache, blue eyes, long nose, long red face, high forehead, bald on top, light brown eyebrows, medium build, about 6’ in height. Steward’s uniform with brass buttons, black tie and white collar, black boots and brown socks, white drawers. Local newspaper 'The Formby Times' further stated in its edition of Saturday 15 May: He was one of the best swimmers in Lancashire. It is supposed that he sank as the result of a severe knock on the head, a terrible bruise pointing to this conclusion. On 14 May 1915 Charlie Aindow’s remains were despatched by sea from Queenstown to Liverpool, to Messrs John Waugh and Sons, who were funeral directors in Liverpool and nearby Waterloo. Having travelled to Formby from Liverpool by motor hearse, it was then buried the following day in the churchyard of Our Lady of Compassion Roman Catholic Church, in Formby. Night Watchman Aindow was aged 37 years, although he had given his age on engagement as 34. Apart from many family mourners present there were also representatives from Formby Council and the Formby Section of the National Lifeboat Institution. Requiem Mass was conducted by the Reverend Father Gardner assisted by Father Hotherstall and the coffin was carried to the family grave by members of the Formby Lifeboat Institution. His remains still lie there today, in Plot B, Row 4, Grave 8. There is a memorial stone over the grave, which consists of a sandstone cross set onto a revetted square base. His name is inscribed on the front bottom panel, the pertinent inscription reading: -
CHARLES AINDOW
VICTIM OF THE LUSITANIA DISASTER MAY 7 TH 1915.
He is also commemorated on the municipal war memorial in the centre of Formby, only yards away from where he is buried. In August 1915 his family received from Cunard, the balance of pay owing to him in respect of his service from 17 April 1915 until 8 May, 24 hours after the liner had been sunk. On the 11th day of the same month, probate of his will was granted to his father, his effects amounting to £238-0s-0d, quite a large sum for an ordinary crew member to have left in 1915. Property recovered from his body was also sent to the family home and this consisted of silver and copper coins to the value of £0-0s-9d, (£0.40), a bunch of four keys, a corkscrew, a pair of cuff studs, a cigarette case and six spoons! His mother died in May 1916 aged 77 years and his father died in September 1925 aged 86 years. They are both buried in the same grave as their son.
References Patricia Aindow, Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1881 Census of England and Wales, 1891 Census of England and Wales, 1901 Census of England and Wales, 1911 Census of England and Wales, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, Cork Examiner, Cunard Records, Formby Times, Probate Records, PRO BT 100/345, PRO BT 334.
Name: Charles Aindow Outcome: Lost Type: Crew Age at time of sailing: 37 Address at time of sailing: 'Ashburton', West Lane, Formby
LIFEBOAT AINDOWS OF FORMBY
Lifeboat Aindows of Formby.
Henry Aindow - a crew member on the Lifeboat, from 1834 and Coxswain from 1862 to 1885, possibly living @ Bangbraids Farm Formby.
John Aindow Snr, son of the above. Crew member and Coxswain from 1885 to 1910, later living @ the Lifeboat House Formby.
John Aindow Jnr., son of the above, also crew member and Coxswain from 1910 to 1919, first residing @ Queens Road Formby and later the Lifeboat House.
Winifred Agnes Aindow (1882–1956)
(9 Nov 1882 Formby, Lancashire, England- 9 Apr 1956 Crosby, Liverpool, Lancashire, England)
=1902 Liverpool, Lancashire, England- Michael Oversby 1882 – 1936
AINSCOUGH
Florence Louisa Ellen Ainscough (1897–1965)
(Jul 1897 Leeds, Yorkshire, England- 8 May 1965 Bristol, Gloucestershire, England)
Parents: John William Ainscough (1872–) and Ethel Metcalfe (1872–)
Baptism :16 Oct 1898 Shadwell, Yorkshire, England
1901 Potternewton, Yorkshire, England Relation to Head of House: Daughter
2 Apr 1911 Barwick in Elmet, Yorkshire, England Relation to Head of House: Daughter
John William Ainscough (1872–)
(Oct 1872 Wigan, Lancashire, England-)
=Ethel Metcalfe (1872–)
2 Apr 1911 Barwick in Elmet, Yorkshire, England Book Sellers Assistant
Kenneth Ainscough (1909–)
(Jul 1909 Leeds, Yorkshire, England-)
Parents: John William Ainscough (1872–) and Ethel Metcalfe (1872–)
02 Apr 1911 Barwick in Elmet, Yorkshire, England Relation to Head of House: Son
Marjorie Ainscough 1904–
(9 Dec 1904 Leeds, Yorkshire, England-)
Parents: John William Ainscough (1872–) and Ethel Metcalfe (1872–)
Baptism: 5 Jan 1905 Leeds, Yorkshire, England
2 Apr 1911 Barwick in Elmet, Yorkshire, England
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
AKRIGG
Ernest Akrigg (1913–1981) (30 Apr 1913 Yorkshire - West Riding, United Kingdom-Jun 1981 Lancaster, Lancashire, England
Parents: John Akrigg (1884–1964) and Catherina Mary Middleton (1888–1976)
Marriage: 1940 Settle, Yorkshire, West Riding, England-Agnes Oversby (1914–1984)
Michael Akrigg (1824–1901)
(27 Apr 1824 Grisedale, Yorkshire, England-2 Aug 1901 Garsdale, Yorkshire, England)
=Izaat Lund (1825–1908)
1861 Ingleton, Yorkshire, England
1871 Garsdale, Yorkshire, England
1881 Garsdale, Yorkshire, England
1891 Garsdale, Yorkshire, England
1901 Garsdale, Yorkshire, England
ALBERT
Sarah Ann Albert (1874–1903)
(1874 Cheshire, Altrincham-1903 Bolton
Marriage: 1900 Bolton- George Oversby (1870–1934)
ALBINSON
Captain Clarence Albinson, Courtright, Ontario, Canada
Memorial communion chalice and platter from Trinity Anglican Church, Mooretown.
Emma Jane Albinson
Baptism 12 Sep 1847 Bolton-le-Moors, St Peter, Lancashire, England
Father: John Albinson and Mother: Susanna Albinson
Emma Mary Holliday Albinson (1922-2006)
(21 Aug 1922 23 Standishgate, Wigan, Lancashire- Sep 2006 (age 84)
Spouse: John Derrick Holdsworth
Delivered by Dr James Oag, husband of Hilda nee Ellis, sister of Kitty and Alice Ellis who married the Booth brothers.
Residence btw 1923 and 1931 (age 0-9) Wigan, Lancashire
Education btw 1928 and 1931 (age 5-9) Woodfield Preparatory School; Wigan, Lancashire
Education btw 1931 and 1934 (age 8-12) Roundhay High School; Leeds
Residence btw 1931 and 1949 (age 8-27) Leeds
Education btw 1934 and 1940 (age 11-18) boarding school of St Mary and St Anne; Abbots Bromley, Staffs
Education btw 1940 and 1947 (age 17-25) Medical School; Leeds
MB ChB 2nd class honours
Occupation 1947 (age 24-25) House Physician, General Infirmary; Leeds
Occupation 1947/48 (age 25-26) Paediatric House Physician then House Surgeon, Maternity Hospital; Leeds
James Albinson (1828-)
Father: John Albinson
Marriage 31 Dec 1884 Bolton-Le-Moors, Lancashire, England. Spouse: Mary Lipscomb Green
James Albinson
Father: John Albinson Mother: Susanna Albinson
Baptism 18 Jan 1829 Bolton-le-Moors, St Peter, Lancashire, England
James Henry Albinson
Father: James Albinson Mother: Mary Lipscombe Albinson Baptism 31 Aug 1892 Bolton-le-Moors, St Peter, Lancashire, England
James H Albinson (1891-)
(Birth 7 Aug 1891-)
1939 "Welbeck Lodge" Darlington, Durham, England/Married? Occupation:
Registered Student Practitioner Regional Medical Staff of Ministry of Health
James Henry Albinson (Abt 1892-Abt 1949)
Died age 57
Burial 28 Nov 1949 Manchester, Greater Manchester, England
Occupation: Doctor
Cemetery: Southern Cemetery Cemetery Section: CC
Grave Number:1006 Cemetery Notes: Consecrated
James Henry Albinson (-1949)
Born 45 Kent Street Bolton. Fathers occupation given as a Cotton Machine Maker.
Attended Bolton Church Institute School in Bolton, Attended Manchester
University Medical School. Qualified 1916, In the RAMC on hospital ships in Mesopotamia and finally in India for the armistice. Worked at St. Mary's
Hospital Manchester doing obstetrics met his wife there and went into General Practice in Wigan, 23 Standish Gate, rented from the Earl of Derby, bought practice from Dr. McAlligate???. 1923-24 Earl of Derby sold property to Boots the Chemist moved to 31 Upper Diccinson Street, Wigan, built a surgery there in garden behind the house. 1931 became Medical Officer in the Ministry of Health moved to Leeds and 1935 moved to Darlington and 1941 to Manchester. 1939-45
organising emergency hospital provision. Died November 25th, 1949. Buried in Southern Cemetery Manchester Church of England Part (Grave Ref CC1006).
John Albinson (1774-1854)
John Albinson (1774-1854) Surveyor and Antiquary
1800-1841 John Albinson (1774-1854) was appointed Clerk to the Great Bolton Improvement Trustees (Police Commissioners) in 1800, a post which he occupied until 1841.
1854 (24 Aug) John Albinson (1775-1854) passed away on 24 Aug 1854 in Bolton, Lancashire, England.
1854 In 1854 Robert Heywood, the former Mayor of Bolton, purchased the Bowyer Bible, now on display in Bolton Museum, for £550 from the estate of John Albinson.
John Houghton Albinson, Jr (1837-1911)
Birth 30 Jul 1837 Bolton, Metropolitan Borough of Bolton, Greater Manchester, England
Death 27 Apr 1911 Mooretown, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada aged 73
Burial Sutherland Cemetery Mooretown, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada
Plot No known tombstone
There is an Ontario death registration for him.
Son of John Albinson Sr. (Feb. 1797-June 29, 1863) and Susan/Susannah Greenway
(Oct. 18, 1807-Aug. 19, 1863) both of Bolton, Lancashire, England.
While in England John Jr. created patents for certain inventions.
He immigrated to Ontario, Canada and was married on Nov. 18, 1875 in
Lambton County to Mary Eliza Millikin d/o John Millikin and Mary Jones.
He was sea captain on the Great Lakes and also a marine engineer according
to his Ontario death certificate. They had a son, Clarence Roscoe
(1876-1946) who married Ann Ida Boulton (1878-1976) on Jan. 15, 1908
and had two sons, Clarence Houghton Albinson (1908-1966) and George
Boulton Albinson (1910-1967) who married Sarah Ruth Sutherland
(1915-1994).
Mary Alice Albinson
Father: James Albinson. Mother: Mary Lipscombe Albinson
Baptism 14 May 1887 Bolton-le-Moors, St Peter, Lancashire, England
Mary Elizabeth Albinson (1862–1903)
(1862 Cheshire, Birkenhead- 1903 Bolton)
=1881 Bolton-Peter Obersby (Hubbersby) (1862–)
Mary Elizabeth Albinson (1862-1903) (5 Jan 1862 2 Wilson Street, Birkenhead, Cheshire-Bef .14 Oct 1903 Bolton, Lancashire, England in child birth) [Mother Susannah Albinson]
=5 Jun 1881 St Marks, Bolton, Lancs., England - Peter Obersby/ Hubbersby (1863 - 1929) [Buried 14 Oct 1903] [Tonge Cemetery, Bolton, Metropolitan Borough of Bolton, Greater Manchester, England]
Mary Elizabeth Albinson (1862–1903)
(Abt 1862 Birkenhead, Cheshire, England- Oct 1903 Bolton, Lancashire
Marriage: 5 Jun 1887 St Mark's, Bolton, Lancashire, England- Peter Obersby ((1863–1929)
1881 Little Bolton, Lancashire, England Relationship to Head: Stepdaughter
1891 Little Bolton, Lancashire, England Relation to Head of House: Wife
1901 Bolton, Lancashire, England Relation to Head of House: Wife
Samuel Albinson (1733-1805). 1805 (11 May) Samuel Albinson (1733-1805) passed away on 11 May 1805 in Bolton, Lancashire, England.
Susannah Albinson
ALLAN
Leah Allan
Registration Date Oct 1933 Registration Quarter Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration district Barrow in Furness Inferred County Lancashire
Spouse Frank Oversby
Volume Number 8e Page number 1667
ALLEN
Betsy Allen (1855–1920)
(Abt 1855 Dent, Yorkshire, England-13 Oct 1920 Sedburgh, Yorkshire West Riding, England)
Parents: William Allen (1831–) and Mabel Allen (1837–1865)
17 Sep 1873 Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland, England -Thomas James Middleton (1846–1933)
1861 Dent, Yorkshire, England Relation to Head of House: Daughter
1881 Dent, Yorkshire, England Relation to Head of House: Wife; Marital Status: Married
1891 Dent, Yorkshire, England Relation to Head of House: Wife
1901 Dent, Yorkshire, England Relation to Head of House: Wife
2 Apr 1911 Dent, Yorkshire-West Riding, England
Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife
Diane Allen
Diane Allen was born in Leeds but raised at her family's farm deep in the Yorkshire Dales. After working as a glass engraver, raising a family, and looking after an ill father, she found her true niche in life, joining a large print publishing firm in 1990. Rising through the firm, she is now the general manager and has recently been made Honorary Vice President of the Romantic Novelists' Association. Diane and her husband Ronnie live in Long Preston in the Yorkshire Dales and have two children and four beautiful grandchildren.
Isabella Allen (1820–1876)
(Abt 1820 Dent, Yorkshire, England- Oct 1876 Sedbergh, Yorkshire West Riding)
Marriage: 7 Oct 1837 Dent, York, England-Brian Greenwood ((1815–1876)
Mary Allen (1832–1861)
(2 Sep 1832 Melbecks, Yorkshire, England- 1861)
Parents: Leonard Allen and Mary Rowntree
=William Dickinson (1832–1863)
William Allen
=14 Jul 1787 St Andrews, Dent, Yorkshire, England - Margaret Oversby (1765–1783)
ALSTEAD
Joseph Alstead (1853–1936)
(2 Sep 1853 Cuerden, Leyland, Lancashire- Sep 1936 Bury, Lancashire)
ANDERSON
Dorothy Alice Anderson
(12 Mar 1922 Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA-15 Mar 1944 Mount Vernon, Lawrence County, Missouri, USA aged 22
Daughter of Edgar Elwood and Alice Marie (Herrick) Anderson. Single.
Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri, USA
Elsie Isabel Anderson (1899-)
Birth 9 Dec 1899 Trimdon Colliery, Durham
Evelyn Anderson (1907-)
(31 Mar 1907-)
Residence: 1939 260 Lyne St. Brandon and Byshottles, Durham, England/Single/ Occupation: Unpaid Domestic Duties
John McPherson Anderson (1903–1974)
(22 Mar 1903 Liverpool, Lancashire-Dec 1974 Liverpool, Lancashire)
Marriage: Dec 1931 Liverpool, Lancashire-Phyllis Dawson (1906–1960)
Martha Anderson (-1938)
Death: 31 Jan 1938 Durham, England
Probate Date: 1 Jun 1938 Probate Registry: Durham
William & Mary Anderson
William O Anderson (1897-)
(6 Jun 1897-)
Residence: 1939 260 Lyne St. Brandon and Byshottles, Durham, England/Single/Newspaper Correspondent
William Oversby Anderson (1897-178)
(6 Jun 1897 -24 Dec 1978 (aged 81)
Burial: Durham Crematorium Durham, Durham Unitary Authority, County Durham, England
ANSELL
Harry Robert Ansell 1928–2000
(24 Oct 1928-24 Jan 2000 Greensborough)
Parents: Unknown Father and Violetta Topsy Bessie Atkinson (1903–1994)
=Rosemary Breaks (1930–2008)
1963 Diamond Creek, Deakin, Victoria, Australia
1980 Diamond Creek, Diamond Valley, Victoria, Australia
Burial: Fawkner, Moreland City, Victoria, Australia
ARMER
Ann Armer (1859–1861)
(Apr 1859 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England- 3 Jun 1861 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Baptism: 4 Sep 1859 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
Christopher Armer (1861–1886)
(Jul 1861 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England- Jan 1886 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England)
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Elizabeth Armer (1855–
(1855 Priest Hutton, Lancashire, England-)
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Baptism: 25 Dec 1855 Warton Near Lancaster, Lancashire, England.
Florence Sarah Armer (1890–1927)
(9 Apr 1890 West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire, England- Oct 1927 Banbury, Oxfordshire, England)
Parents: Oliver Armer (1864–1893) and Rose Ann Greenwood (1866–)
Baptism:7 May 1890 St Anne, Lancashire, England
=Apr 1915 Newhaven, Sussex, England- William Edward Wilmer (1883–1929)
This marriage is also recorded in a footnote in Latin to her Catholic baptismal record
1891 West Derby, Lancashire, England Relation to Head of House: Daughter
1901 Lancaster, Lancashire, England
Relation to Head of House: Inmate of Nazareth House orphanage in Lancaster.
2 Apr 1911 Stockport, Cheshire, England Single, assistant foster mother in a children's home in Stockport.
Jane Armer (1868–)
(Jul 1868 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England-)
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Baptism: 30 Aug 1868 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
= 1890 Kendal, Westmorland, England-John Armstrong (1865–1931)
John Armer (1857–1879)
(Jul 1857 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England- Oct 1879 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England)
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Baptism: 6 Sep 1857 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
Matthew Armer (1824–1904)
(1824 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England- Jan 1904 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England)
=October 1855 Kendal, Westmorland, England - Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
1841 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
1851 Natland, Westmorland, England Relationship: Servant
1861 Burton, Westmorland, England Relationship: Head
1871 Burton, Westmorland, England Relationship: Head
1881 Burton, Westmorland, England: Married; Relationship to Head: Head
1891 Burton, Westmorland, England Relation to Head of House: Head
1901 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England Relation to Head of House: Head
Mathew Armer (1870–1874)
(Jul 1870 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England- 11 Jul 1874 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England)
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Baptism: 18 Sep 1870 • Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
Oliver Armer (1864–1893)
(Jul 1864 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England- 2 Dec 1893 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England: reg at Liverpool.
Oliver Armer, Licensed Victualler's Manager of Chatsworth St., Liverpool, died at Burton in Kendal: probate to widow, Rose.
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Baptism: 2 Oct 1864 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
= Jul 1889 Fulham, London, England- Rose Ann Greenwood (1866–)
1871 Burton, Westmorland, England Relationship: Son
1881 Dalton in Kendal, Lancashire, England Relationship to Head: Servant
1891 West Derby, Lancashire, England
Relation to Head of House: Head
Richard Armer (1863–1874)
(Jul 1863 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England-4 Aug 1874 Kendal, Westmorland)
Parents: Matthew Armer (1824–1904) and Sarah Oversby (1831–1901)
Baptism: 30 Aug 1863 Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
ARMSTRONG
George Armstrong (1796–1868)
(1796 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England- 1868 East Ward, Westmorland)
Marriage: 28 Oct 1820 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England-Hannah Lough ((1782–)
Marriage: 20 Sep 1851 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England-Margaret Hoggarth (1811–)
1841 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England
George Oversby Armstrong (1880–1925)
(1880 Salford, Lancashire, England- 10 May 1925 Westmorland, England.
Marriage 1913 Burnley, Lancashire- Phyllis Ann Simpson (1873- 1951)
Hannah Armstrong (1852-1925)
(1852 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England- 31 Mar 1925 Lancashire, England)
Christening 16 Apr 1852 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England
Father: John Armstrong and Mother: Mary Armstrong
John Armstrong (1824-)
(1824 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England-)
Parents: George Armstrong (1796–1868) and Hannah Lough (1782–)
Marriage 13 Nov 1845 Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England-Spouse: Mary Oversby (Abt 1824-)
John Armstrong (1865–1931)
(Jan 1865 Milnthorpe, Westmorland, England- Mar 1931 Kendal, Westmorland, England)
Parents: John Armstrong (1835–) and Isabella Hutchinson (1836–)
Baptism: 15 Jan 1865 Milnthorpe, Westmorland, England
=1890 Kendal, Westmorland, England-Jane Armer (1868–)
Matthew Armstrong (1892–)
(Jul 1892-)
Parents: John Armstrong (1865–1931) and Jane Armer (1868–)
1901 Main Street, Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, England
Relation to Head of House: Son. Father is a Horse Trainer, own account. Living with the family is 63-year-old John Newsham (Gardener's Labourer. Visitor from Milnthorpe).
Sarah Isabella Armstrong (1867–1939)
(Abt 1867 Milnthorpe, Westmorland, England- 9 Jan 1939 Liverpool North, Lancashire, England)
Parents: John Armstrong (1835–) and Isabella Hutchinson (1836–1916)
Baptism: 25 Dec 1866 Milnthorpe, Westmorland, England.
ARNOLD-BAKER >>> VON BLUMENTHAL
ASHCROFT
Robert Ashcroft (1837-)
= 14 Oct 1877 St Mary the Virgin, Blackburn, Lancashire, England [Dec 1877 Blackburn 8e 472]- Sarah Oversby (1831–)
ASKEW
Agness Askew (1827-)
(27 Aug 1827-)
Father: Anthony Askew and Mother: Sarah Oversley/Oversby
Baptism 24 Jul 1831 Strickland Gate Wesleyan Methodist, Kendal, Westmorland, England
Ann Askew (1832-)
(18 Feb 1832-)
Baptism 1 Apr 1832 Wesleyan, Dent, York, England
Father: Christopher Askew. Mother: Isabella Haggarth
Anne Askew (Abt 1832-)
Father: Christopher Askew
Marriage 8 May 1858 Dent, Yorkshire, England Spouse: Anthony Edmondson
Anthony Askew (1794-1840) =24 May 1817 Dent, Yorkshire, England- Sarah Oversby (1796 – 1843)
Christopher Askew
Marriage 1 Sep 1827 Dent, Yorkshire, England Spouse: Isabella Haygarth
Elizabeth Askew (1898-) (Apr 1898 Ingleton, Yorkshire, England- )
Elizabeth Agnes Ann Askew (1866–1919)
(1866 Dent- 1919 Burnley, Lancashire, England)
Parents: William Askew (1821–1875) and Mary Bateman (1826–1891)
Marriage: 1898 Dent -James Raw (1876–)
1871 Dent, Yorkshire, England
1881 Dent, Yorkshire, England
1891 Dent, Yorkshire, England
1901 Brierfield, Lancashire, England
Ernest Askew (1891-) (Apr 1891 Shap, Westmoreland, England- )
Ethel Askew (1894-) (Apr 1894 Ingleton, Yorkshire, England - )
Fanny Askew (1880-) (Abt 1880 Shap, Westmorland- )
George and Anne Askew
George Askew (1905–1973)
(25 Aug 1905 Liverpool, England- Apr 1973 Babylon, Suffolk, New York, United States of America)
Parents: Anthony Askew (1865–1910)
Margaret Askew (1834-)
(14 Mar 1834-)
Father: Anthony Askew and Mother: Sarah.
Baptism 6 Sep 1836 Dent, York, England
Margaret Askew (1834-)
Father: Anthony Askew
Marriage 13 May 1858 Samlesbury, Lancashire, England- Spouse: Richard Bentham
Margaret Askew (1887-) (Jan 1887 Sedbergh, Yorkshire, England- )
William Askew (1821–1875)
(1 Aug 1821 Dent, Yorkshire-27 Dec 1875 Dent, Yorkshire, England)
Parents: Anthony Askew (1794–1840) and Sarah Oversby (1796–1843)
Baptism: 14 Jul 1822 Kendal, Yorkshire, England
Marriage:1 May 1841 Dent, Yorkshire, England-Elizabeth Balderstone (1818–1860)
Marriage:7 Sep 1861 Dent - Mary Bateman ((1826–1891)
1841 Sedbergh, Yorkshire, England
1851 Dent, Yorkshire, England
1861 Liverpool, Lancashire, England
1871 Dent, Yorkshire, England.
Buried at Cowgill
ATKINSON
George Atkinson (1891–1977)
(18 Aug 1891 Settle, Yorkshire, England-Sep 1977 Claro, North Yorkshire, England Reg Settle)
Marriage: Jan 1928 Settle, Yorkshire, England- Mary Martha Mason (1888–1972)
ATTWOOD
Charles Herbert Attwood (1880-1940)
(1880 Lambeth, London, England-27 Sep 1940 London, England)
Burial: Lambeth Cemetery and Crematorium
Tooting, London Borough of Wandsworth, Greater London, England
AYRTON
John Ayrton (1890–1952)
(1890 Barrow-in-Furness. Lancs.- 1952)
Marriage:10 Mar 1914 West Gorton, Manchester-Mary Margaret Iveson (1889–1973)
John Ayrton (Abt 1890-)
Marriage: 19 Mar 1914: Gorton, Manchester, England Church: West Gorton Wesleyan Methodist, Hyde Road
Father Name: James Ayrton Spouse Name: Mary Margaret Iveson. Age: 24
Spouse Father Name: Christopher Iveson.