Ann Mangnall was born in 1849 and was christened on 26th August in Westhoughton. She was the daughter of Peter Mangnall (1822) and Mary Coop. In 1851 she was living in Dobb Brow, Westhoughton. In 1861 she was aged 12, was working as a silk weaver, and was living at the Dams Head, Westhoughton. She married John Winward (1848), the son of James Winward (1822) and Mary Taylor around 1868. In 1881 Ann was aged 33 and was living at 204 Church Street, Westhoughton. In 1891, she was aged 42 and was living at 2 Lime or Lane Street, Westhoughton. In 1901 she was widowed and possibly living with her son Walter in Horwich. In 1911 she was living at 7 Blackwood Street, Great Lever, Bolton, with four of her children.

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• 1. International Genealogical Index. Ann Mangnall, christened 26 Aug 1849, Westhoughton. Father: Peter. Mother: Mary Ann. • 2. 1881 Census. 204 Church Street, Westhoughton. Ann Winward. Wife. Age 33. Born Westhoughton. • 3. 1891 Census. 2 Lime or Lane Street, Westhoughton. Ann Winward. Wife. Age 42. Born Westhoughton. • 4. 1901 Census. Horwich. Ann Winward. Age 55 [sic]. Born Anderton. • 5. 1861 Census. Dams Head, Westhoughton. Ann Mangnall. Daughter. Age 12. Silk Weaver. Born Westhoughton. • 6. 1851 Census. Dobb Brow, Westhoughton. Ann Mangnall. Daughter. Age 2. At Home. Born Westhoughton. • 7. 1911 Census. 7 Blackwood St, Great Lever, Bolton. Ann Winward. Head. Age 62. Widow. Born Westhoughton.