Ann Winward was born in 1850 in Westhoughton, and was the daughter of James Winward (1822) and Mary Taylor. In 1851 she was living at Caldwell Cottages, Westhoughton. In 1861 she was aged 11, was working as a silk weaver and living in Chapel Lane, Westhoughton. In 1871 she was still both a silk weaver and living in Chapel Lane. She married Thomas Mangnall in 1875. In 1881 she was living at 3 Harrison's Square in Wigan. In 1891 she was living at 18 Baker Street, Westleigh. In 1901 she was living at 20 Kirkhall Lane in Leigh and, in 1911, at 12 Kirkhall Lane.

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• 1. 1861 Census. Chapel Lane, Westhoughton. Ann Winward. Daughter. Age 11. Silk Weaver. Born Westhoughton. • 2. 1871 Census. Chapel Lane, Westhoughton. Ann Winward. Daughter. Age 21. Silk Weaver. Born Westhoughton. • 3. 1851 Census. Caldwell Cottages, Westhoughton. A. Winward. Daughter. Age 1. Born Westhoughton. • 4. Marriage Registers. Mangnall, Thomas & Winward, Ann. Dec. 1875. 8c. 482. Bolton. • 5. 1881 Census. 3 Harrison’s Square, Wigan. Ann Mangnall. wife. Age 32. Born Westhoughton. • 6. 1891 Census. 18 Baker St, Westleigh. Ann Mngnall. Wife. Age 40. Born Westhoughton. • 7. 1901 Census. 20 Kirkhall Lane, Leigh. Ann Mngnall. Wife. Age 50. Born Westhoughton. • 8. Maria Mangnall’s data (from gravestone). Ann, the beloved wife of Thomas Mangnall, who departed this life April 26th, 1912. Aged 62 years. • 1911 Census. 12 Kirkhall Lane, Leigh. Ann Mangnall. Wife. Age 62. Born Westhoughton.