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    Hello Folks,, long time no see but have a little query that i would like your ideas & suggestions please,

    The subject is ,,,Where did my ancestor Ernest Young get his middle name

    He was born 7th October 1893 in Aston Manor (juxta Birmingham)
    Father a Charles Young born 1849 Rushden, N,hants, Mother Harriet (Butler) born Aston 1864
    Harriet was 3rd wife for Charles (2 prior died in childbirths), married 12th Aug 1891.

    I have researched this section of "Tree" quite thoroughly, with i might add very helpful hints/advice
    from this site (Thank you) so i was quietly wondering,,Where did this "Avington" moniker come from ?
    Nothing of serious research but would just like to fill-in interesting snippet
    Cheers & best regards to all,,, JohnY
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    Have you thought it might be Ovington rather than Avington . There were two Ovington Butlers in Yorks. down the cesusi.

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    Lola5 ,Thankyou for your reply but it is "Avington",, i have his birth certificate,,, Thanks for trying though x.

    Its a bit enigmatic, a bit like TV "Morse" but his 1st name "Endeavour".
    I was thinking "Avington" named after a Place ? or Battle ? etc

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    Have you traced back through the Butler line?
    I have an Inkerman(after battle of Inkerman) and a Gladstone after Robert Ewart Gladstone.... as middle names in bits of my tree but in your case it may well be the place. I can't see any Avington surnames but am probably not looking in right place.
    Have you put Avington into British History online? I often find all manner of stuff on this site.

    Have since found several Avingtons on 1841. In Liverpool all born Ireland John Avington, born 1812, shoemaker, wife Bridget, children John 3 and Mary 9 mths. Ho107/563/11
    Also on The G*********t site are several more Avingtons in Hampshire and other places. But I don't have a sub.
    Avington Park? Any link between your Young/ Butler lines to George Brydges who once owned it or the the Shelleys?
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    there is an Avington Park a privately owned stately home in Winchester - any connection? perhaps one of your ancestors even worked there.
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    Again thanks Lola5 and pejay, both useful, interesting suggestions that i will now chase,,
    The "Butler" maternal line i have not researched extensively therefore Lola your shove probable right direction,
    The Avington Park mentioned also mentioned by pejay may be of signifigance too?
    Maybe a romantic stroll in the park for Harriet & Charles ?.. Ernest "Avington"Young, made in England ?,,Lol
    Cheers to both & Site,,,, JohnY

 

 

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