stephen ainsworth/ ensor

[jim1]

Joining a bit late I know but I notice there's a Stephen Aynsworth death 1835 aged 43.
Address Slaney St. which is where your Stephen was at the later Baptisms.
I also notice there's a death of an Elizabeth Ensor aged 3 in 1826 dau. to Stephen & Elizabeth.Address Slaney St.
So it looks like the name change goes back a generation.

[teddygreen1]

Thank you so much for this info thats brilliant will.look later  Tha ks kath

[teddygreen1]

i would like to thank everybody who took their town to help me with my family tree really thank you. imyself and my sister have found out some new things.
can i ask for your help again. as we have found out that they definatly used the ensor  my great great grandad who was stephen william and who married emma spilsbury had several childrenthese are as follows:_
walter benjamin ainsworth my grandad 1864
stephen ainsworth ainsworth
charles ensor
minnie ensor/ ainsworth
mary ann ainsworth
eliza ensor/ ainsworth
and more importantly albert ensor who we think maybe ended up at marstom
n green cottage for pauper childrenin 1891.

stepehn passed away in 1878 and we think emma passed away in  1881 just after1881 census as the family are together.
kath james
please help if you can

[teddygreen1]

sorry should have read stepehn james

[keyboard86]

Hi again in 1891 is he the Albert Ensor aged 11 b Birmingham occ Pauper/Scholar at Coleshill, Warwickshire
Census ref RG12/2440/134/5
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[teddygreen1]

We think maybe so  we think Eliza and Minnie became servants  ..other children were older. My mom told my sister that the children went yo blue coat school but we went library in Birmingham nothing.wonder if anywhere we could see entrance papers for cottage. Thanks kayh

[keyboard86]

Hi again a possible for Albert in 1901?

Bert Ensor 22 occ Confectioner b Birmingham shown as Boarder in Clifton, Bristol?
Census ref RG13/2366/45/1
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[teddygreen1]

Hmm yeah will look. We think we found Minnie and albert as Ainsworth on electrol roll in Birmingham think 1930 onwards. Ive got another twist to this tale to Walter Benjamin 1864 m Jane groutage and u could not find them on 1911 census until I looked at rate book 1912 which put him as being in belmount passage Birmingham. However when I looked on census they named themselves as Jarvis . Kath

[keyboard86]

Hi again, just started looking for the children from 1881:-

Walter B 1864
Mary A 1867
Stephen W 1869
Charles 1872
Eliza 1875
Minnie 1877
And of course Albert b 1880
Starting with Charles their are two Charles Ensors/Ensers in 1891 one in the Royal Artillery,  but looking at his record his father was a Charles also, and a Charles Enser 19 occ Brass Founder b Birmingham on RG12/2390/10/19
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