Person Sheet
NameAnnie (Ann) ...?..., 9564, F
Birthabt 1856, Monton Green, Lancashire, England
Deathabt 1895-06, Wigan, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, England
Spouses
1Thomas Worsley, 9563, M
Birthabt 1852, Weaste, Lancashire, England
Deathabt 1882-02, Salford, Lancashire, England
OccupationC Dryer
ChildrenEmily , 9626, F (~1878-)
Esther Ann (Etta) , 9565, F (~1880-)
2Frederick Buckingham 
, 4835, M
, 4835, MBirth1857-11-23, Bridgewater, Somerset, England
Death1939-02-23, Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
OccupationCoal Miner, Bricklayers Labourer; Civil Servant
FatherRichard Buckingham , 1138, M (1828-1915)
MotherCatherine Childs , 1139, F (1833-1905)
Marriageabt 1893-11, Salford, Lancashire, England
Notes for Frederick (Spouse 2)
Spelling variously as Fredrick and Frederick.
In 1891 census, his status was listed as “Married” and head of household, but no wife was named. A lodger Annie Worsley age 35 and daughter Elta or Etta Worsley or Buckingham age 11 born Weaste, Lancashire, were the others listed in the household. Annie was apparently his wife.
Living at Aston Manor, Warwick in 1901.
Was living with wife and son Oliver at 416 Russell St., Brandon, Manitoba, Canada in 1911.
Was buried in the family plot of the Kidd family (see John Kidd, ID-9573). Family were apparently friends and lived not far from each other in England. Both Frederick Buckingham and John Kidd were miners in England and may have become friends through their work.
In 1891 census, his status was listed as “Married” and head of household, but no wife was named. A lodger Annie Worsley age 35 and daughter Elta or Etta Worsley or Buckingham age 11 born Weaste, Lancashire, were the others listed in the household. Annie was apparently his wife.
Living at Aston Manor, Warwick in 1901.
Was living with wife and son Oliver at 416 Russell St., Brandon, Manitoba, Canada in 1911.
Was buried in the family plot of the Kidd family (see John Kidd, ID-9573). Family were apparently friends and lived not far from each other in England. Both Frederick Buckingham and John Kidd were miners in England and may have become friends through their work.