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Lynda Jean Richards, b. Rimmer, m. Krause

               

GENEALOGY

PATERNAL SIDE


KNOWLES DESCENDENTS

FURTHER RESEARCH

PETER RIMMER and ELLEN RIMMER

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD\


1845

PETER RIMMER

JAMES RIMMER AND JANE RIMMER

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD

OCTOBER 26


1851

PETER RIMMER
  
JAMES RIMMER AND JANE RIMMER

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD


1861

PETER RIMMER
 

JAMES RIMMER AND JANE RIMMER

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD


1871

PETER RIMMER AND  ELLEN RIMMER

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD

Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Peter Rimmer Head M 26 Ashton In Makerfield, Lancashire
Ellen Rimmer Wife F 25 Ashton In Makerfield, Lancashire
James Rimmer Son M 5 Ashton In Makerfield, Lancashire
William Rimmer Son M 3 Ashton In Makerfield, Lancashire

Household ID: 157
Entry Number: 8
GS Film Number: 000842043
Digital Folder Number: 004411525
Image Number: 00166
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: N04381-7

Citing this Record
"England and Wales Census, 1871", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VBNW-PDC : 24 April 2019), William Rimmer in entry for Peter Rimmer, 1871.


1891

PETER RIMMER AND  ELLEN RIMMER

ELIZABETH ELLEN RIMMER [DAUGHTER]

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD


1891

PETER KNOWLES AND JANE HOPE

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD

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PETER RIMMER AND ELLEN RIMMER

ELIZABETH ELLEN RIMMER [DAUGHTER]

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD


1896

PETER KNOWLES and JANE HOPE

JOSEPH KNOWLES [SON]

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD


1901

PETER RIMMER and ELLEN RIMMER

ELIZABETH ELLEN RIMMER [DAUGHTER]

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD


1908

JOSEPH KNOWLES [SON OF ISAAC KNOWLES] and ELIZABETH ELLEN RIMMER [DAUGHTER OF PETER RIMMER]

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD


1916

PETER KNOWLES and JANE HOPE

JOSEPH KNOWLES [SON]

ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD

16th (Service) Battalion (Church Lads' Brigade) 100th Brigade, 33rd Division.
The 100th Brigade attacked with the 9th Highland Light Infantry on the left, in the front line, the 16th KRRC being in support. The Highland Light Infantry were held up from the start by enfilade fire from HIGH WOOD. The Queen's reached the enemy's wire, and found it uncut. Our 16th Battalion was then put in to fill the gap between the two regiments. They advanced 1,000 yards over the open and lost heavily. Colonel Wyld was wounded and Captain E Wenham succeeded to command. The Battalion behaved most gallantly in this, its first big fight, and eleven Military Medals were awarded to NCOs and riflemen for their conduct in the attack. (Regimental History)


The Battalion lost on this day: (Killed in Action and Died of Wounds) ....