Kenmure Kinna FRIBA born 11-6-1894 died 22-6-1964
Married 1919 to Gladys née Burton born 9-5-1897 died December 1992 .

He attended the Cheetem Higher Grade School and then the Manchester Muncipal School of Art (1909), in October 1911 he was awarded a medal for best model aircraft, he was also Hon.Sec. of the Manchester Model aero Club. At this time Kenmure was living at 40 Bignor Street Cheetham with his parents. He entered the Army as a Private with the 15th Battalion Royal Scots in September 1914 and was commissioned into the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment in July 1915. He entered the Mesopotamia theatre of war with the 6th Battalion 'Loyals' from 22-11-1916 to 17-4-1919, with the rank of Temporary Lieutenant. He served in India during July-October 1919. Kenmure received the British War and Victory Medal, the India General Service 1908-35 Medal, 1 clasp, and the Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 (North West Frontier),and was discharged 12-10-1919.
After the war he settled in Liverpool, but lived in Wallasey, and trained as an Architect and practiced in Liverpool from 1921 as Kinna-Mackey at Liberty Buildings School Lane, the partnership was dissolved in November 1923. By 1926 Kenmure was at 14 Castle Street, and in 1935 he was made Fellow of Royal Institute of British Architects.
He lived at 'Iraq' 169 Seabank Road Wallasey, may be the house was named after his war experiences. In the 20's he was a member of the "Liver Sketch Club". He entered local politics in 1949 and became an Alderman in 1962; he was chairman of the Wallasey Conservative Association from 1956 to 1959. He had married in 1919 but did not have any children.