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Joseph Garside b 1768 Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England (m Elizabeth Taylor) (Part 2)

SheilaBeer — 2013-03-09 15:06:19Z

Any-one out there know anything about the Garside's from Worksop. Notts., England

Joseph Garside b 1768 Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England (m Elizabeth Taylor) (Part 1)

SheilaBeer — 2013-03-09 15:05:24Z

My father was Francis Ernest Garside dob 1905 - Mansfield
His father was George Garside dob 1877 - Worksop - married Nellie(y) Ward
His father was John Garside dob 1842 in Worksop -Married Francis Frames they went to USA before 1869 but came back
His father was William Garside dob abt. 1815 in Worksop, married Maria Roberts

His father was William Garside dob 1786 in Sheffield Owerton Yorks married Ann Scholey

His father was Joseph Garside dob 1768 Worksop married Elizabeth Taylor

Can anyone go back farther?

Re: Garsides

christinecoulbeck151 — 2013-03-09 14:58:58Z

It woul appear Your GGG Grandad William is my GGGG
Grandmas brother.
Joseph Garside and Elizabeth Taylor had a daughter
my GGGG,Grandma Melicent ,A.Garside b 1792
my GGG.GrandadJoseph Hancock Garside b1812
my GG Grandad William Garside b 1832
my G Grandad Joseph Hancock Garside b185?
My Grandad William Hancock Garside b1886
My Father William Alfred Garside b1908
Melicent Amelia Garside gave birth to Joseph Hancock Garside two months before she married his father John Hancock hence the HANCOCK in several names the rest of the children are HANCOCKS .

Re: Garsides

christinecoulbeck151 — 2013-03-09 14:57:45Z

Only just started researching the Garsides , Gone back to
Joseph Garside my GGGGGGG.Grandad married
Elizabeth Taylor , Any more information would be most welcome.

Garsides

2013-03-09 14:57:05Z

Hi!

My name is Courtenay teska. My grandmother is a Garside and a direct decendant of John and Joseph Garside. We have traced back that line to the 1590s. I can get you all of the information I have on them and I would be interested in any additional information you have on those that you have traced already. I'm just starting to put all of my family tree research online and using internet databases to trace my family.

cheers,

Courtenay

Further message:

SheilaBeer — 2013-03-09 14:56:38Z

Got back as far as John Garside who had a son Joseph d.o.b. 1760(who married Elizabeth Taylor- Sheffield.

Re: Garsides

sheilamarcel — 2013-03-09 11:37:23Z

Ok seen her death info - that clinches it, I was wrong. So your post had a good effect, thanks Sheila

Re: Garsides

sheilamarcel — 2013-03-09 11:22:38Z

Hi again Bernadette

My personal mail address is:- sheilamarcel@smbeer.fsnet.co.uk

Do you have any paper work to prove that your Minnie is the daughter of Frank and Annie. I must admit your info looks more positive than mine. Most emigrants from Nottinghamshire left from Liverpool or a port nearer than Tilbury.

Sheila

Re: Garsides

sheilamarcel — 2013-03-09 11:10:56Z

Hi Bernadette

I too am descended from Joseph and Elizabeth Taylor. There are a few baptisms on line that 'could' be him. However I tend to favour him being the son of Benjamin & Sarah Bullous who were married in Blyth, Nottinghamshire 31 Mar 1760. I 'think' Elizabeth Taylor was baptised 12 Mar 1762 in Blyth. Joseph and Elizabeth Taylor were married in Bawtry Chapel, the marriage record is posted on my tree.

We can follow his journey from Bawtry to Worksop via the baptisms of his children:- 1st one Tickhill, next 2 Sheffield rest in Worksop. You can follow this journey on a map.
Joseph may well have seen opportunities involving the newly opened Chesterfield Canal (on the banks of this was the place for a Garside timber yard). As both Joseph and Elizabeth died before the 1841 census we do not know what he did for a living but the children were involved in the timber business and a great deal of money and status was gained by the Garside family from the timber business. So we THINK he was the first one to set up the timber business.

I also have another child (James 1763)for Benjamin & Sarah Bullous who, according to the 1841 census was NOT born in Nottinghamshire. Something in the back of my mind is telling me that either Benjamin of Sarah's family were soldiers.

Um Minnie - I have her marrying Fred Harbottle in England - going to look into this. Sheila

Re: Garsides

tbasmith — 2013-03-09 04:57:13Z

Hi Courtenay - I am a descendant of Joseph Garside (1760 and Elizabeth Taylor from Worksop. Do you have any info further back than these two? Joseph is my GGGG Grandfather, via William Garside & Ann Scholey, Thomas Garside & Sarah Newton, Frank Garside & Anne Downs, and my Grandmother is Minnie Garside (m Arthur Brown). Minnie & Arthur, along with Arthur's parents John & Gertrude Brown moved to Melbourne, Australia in 1913. I was able to trace back as far as Joseph & Elizabeth, but am a little unsure of further back. Any help would be great.

Bernadette Smith (Wodonga, Victoria, Australia)

Mortimer Thomas GARSIDE m Emily CULL, Farnham, Surrey, UK 1901

shelley_warne — 2013-02-05 20:07:01Z

This chap married Emily Cull in Farnham, Surrey in 1901, was made bankrupt in 1903 had a daughter in March 1904 Gladys Dolores & prior to that appears to have a military records with the Surrey Queens (having got kicked out for what appears to be fraud?!)

Having been recruited in 1898 aged 24. His Next of Kin is listed as Aunt Mary Garside, of Woodstock, Cape Colony.

I can not find a birth record for him (Army records say his was born in Lancashire), nor can I find a death record.

With such an unusual christian name I was hoping for a breakthrough but it has not meant to be. Anyone else tracing this chap I would love to hear from you.

Many thanks.

Re: Mortimer Thomas Garside

Fiona_Bathgate — 2013-02-05 20:05:36Z

Well I am not researching the family, but if you don't know it would seem that he either died before 1911 or got a divorce, for Emily has married George BAKER by 1911 and is living at Cowes on the Isle of Wight

They married in the Portsmouth Reg District in 1909

It would also seem that Mortimer and Emily had another daughter Dorothy in 1905 (LDS Familysearch) in Aldershot

HTH

Re:Mary Garside c1817 ?Leeds, Yorkshire

sheilamarcel — 2013-01-06 14:45:24Z

Sorry, can't help you my Garside's came from Nottinghamshire.

Sheila

Mary Garside c1817 ?Leeds, Yorkshire

shelly26111 — 2013-01-06 14:45:04Z

Hi there,

Looking for people who are connected to a Mary Garside c1817 married a Thomas Lewis c1816, marys father was a Samuel Garside, 99% she was born in Leeds Yorkshire Eng...

Thankyou x

Re: William Garside of Sheffield b late 18C

sheilamarcel — 2013-01-06 14:43:49Z

Got a William Garside baptised in Sheffield in 1786 who married Ann Scholey in 1811 they had 8 children, 1812 - 1848, but as far as I know not one of them married a Dixon.

Sheila

Re: William Garside of Sheffield b late 18C

sheilamarcel — 2013-01-06 14:43:24Z

Sorry it's taken so long to reply.

No Dixon's associated with Garside's in my tree - so far.

When & where was your William Garside born?

Sheila

Re: William Garside of Sheffield b late 18C

MylesCJackson — 2013-01-06 14:42:56Z

Sorry to take to reply
My William Garside did marry a Ann but I do not know her maiden name or either of there date of Births. Do you have any Dixon's in your family tree? My Garside's married into the Dixon Clan and had 5 son's. I believe there names were William, James, George, John and George (named after his deceased brother)
If this sounds promising please reply

William Garside of Sheffield b late 18C

MylesCJackson — 2013-01-06 14:42:36Z

Hello
I am a descendant of a William Garside of Sheffield born in the latter half of the 18th Century. I think thier may be a possible connection here but this is the first time I've heard of them coming from Worksop. If you have any info which will prove our disprove my relation to these Garside's please reply.

Re: William GARSIDE of Sheffield b late 18C

sheilamarcel — 2013-01-06 14:42:10Z

I've got quite a few William Garside's in my files of that time spam, can you be a bit more specific?

What about William babt 1786 Sheffield married Ann Scholey 1811. He ended his days in Worksop.

Sheila

Re: Garside's - north of England

2013-01-06 14:40:15Z

Joseph Garside b. 1768 is a direct ancestor of mine! I am descended from William's brother, Robert. Any chance that Joseph is the son of Jonathan and Hannah (Eastwood)Garside from Worksop?

Rachelle

Re: Garside's - north of England

chrys57 — 2013-01-06 14:39:48Z

Hallo
Don't know if this would be the same family but with Booth as the middle name could they be related to my GGGG Grandfather John Garside who married Mary Booth. He was born in 1787. Originally from Yorkshire they moved to Durham in the North East and were Miners
Looking forward to hearing from you
Kind regards
Chrys Callan

Re: Garside's - north of England

SheilaBeer — 2013-01-06 09:37:19Z

Sorry Ray My Garside's came from Worksop area. In the early days I noted lots of Garside's from further around but have never managed to tie them together.
Sheila

Re: Garside's - north of England

raygarside1 — 2013-01-04 23:20:09Z

Hi,
My family are descended from Henry Garside, who was a son of John Garside and Mary Booth. Henry's brother was John Garside and their grandparents were William Garside who married Elizabeth Rodgers at Ravenfield. I understand that William came from Sheffield in Yorkshire.
Ray Garside

Re: Garside's of Holbeck nr Leeds Yorkshire

jessehammond91 — 2012-12-19 17:15:32Z

Hello, I know this is 7 years late, but a narrowed google search lead me here.

I did a births, deaths and marriages search of "Grace Hammond" in New South Wales, Australia and a record appeared of a Grace Hammond dying in 1965 and having a "John Thornton" and "Mary Ann" as parents.

I believe Grace Garside moved to Australia just after her father passed in 1916, married and had her first child in 1917.

I'm not sure if this area is still active but can anyone confirm this for me?

Re: Garside's of Holbeck nr Leeds Yorkshire

jkgarside — 2012-12-19 17:14:18Z

Hello hello....I've just started research and am sure of my family roots in Holbeck/Hunslet. My granddad was Joseph Edward Garside born 1887. Gt grandad i think was Joseph b.1862. Curious to know more....

Jeffrey K Garside from Cottingley, Leeds

Garside's of Holbeck nr Leeds, Yorkshire, UK 19-20C

slatersr — 2012-12-19 17:13:43Z

Am seeking to connect to anyone researching the Garside family that was living in Holbeck nr. Leeds in the 1890 census.

They are:
John Garside/47
Mary A. Garside/45
Children:
James/21
Alfred/19
Walter/15
Lily/11
Joe 9/
Grace/4

It is indicated that all were born in Holbeck, Leeds.

Grace may have married a Jim Parker in 1917 at Huslet
Lily may have married a Harry Cohen at Holbeck (date not noted).These are just possibilities.

Susan

Re: Joseph GARSIDE Lancashire, UK > Isle of Man early 1900's

reb2may — 2012-12-14 09:13:06Z

please can you contact us-trying to find a link to Thomas Douglas Hamilton Garside (aka 'THG' 2xgt grandfather died 1927 Chelsea) who bears an uncanny resemblance to Joseph Garside MP Isle of Man.
THG who was a charismatic and articulate speaker with a varied but interesting career both in UK and USA. He married 1884 PA to Emma Mary goldman (Penn. Lutheran) and had 5 children-Bessie,Signe Elaine,Paul Hamilton Douglas Garside,Robert Taylor Garside, and Emma.
However THG's backgorund remains a mystery -?born c.1855/63 N.England/Scotland,educated Stockholm,possibly son of a railway contractor?
thankyou for your help with this,
look forward to hearing from you.

Re: GARSIDE Families of Openshaw & Saddleworth, Lancs, UK 19C

walterclarke11 — 2012-07-22 16:33:56Z

Hi yes my grandad john wright garside ( b 1900) married to sarah watson garside my mum was( joan garside )married name joan clarke if you type into your google bar (the garside family of gorton ) it will come up click on the one whith 3 on the end thats ours. if you click on the green home button it will take you to all the other links to the garsids.all done by the collins brothers.hope this is ok for you
regards walter

Re: Garside family - tenant farmers in Glossop Cheshire, UK - Lees Hall Farm, Brownhill Farm, and Lane End Farm

walterclarke11 — 2012-07-22 16:19:25Z

Hi I am the son of joan garside,if you type into your google bar (the garside family of gorton ) you will see two lot of the gorton family one whith 4 on the end and one whith 3 click on the one whith 3 this will give you the tree of the garsides of gorton to (john garside 1756 and is wife hanna lees 1762) if you click on the green home button
it will tack you to all the other links to the garside familys. my grandad was john wright garside 1900 married to sarah watson garside, if you want to talk to me you can email me direct a walterclarke1@sky.com or you can teliphone me on 0161 654 4052

Garside family - tenant farmers in Glossop Cheshire, UK - Lees Hall Farm, Brownhill Farm, and Lane End Farm

pellis98 — 2012-06-19 16:47:22Z

I am seeking ancestors of the Garside familes from the above addresses believed to be a Thomas Garside and Hannah Binns (born c 1772-1780). I cannot determine where they came from - were they Glossop born and bred or came from elsewhere?

Anyone any information that might take this history back further please?

Thanks

Jane ( mother of site owner Paul)

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

Ormskirkdad — 2012-05-15 22:13:07Z

I'm so glad you stumbled!!!!
I've known of your existance since for a year or so but have been unable to trace you. Please email me at don.gifford2008@gmail.com as I have more info about Ethel and her family.

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

1c559 — 2012-05-13 20:05:47Z

I’ve just stumbled across this thread.
My father Joseph Garside (born 1922, died 2002) was a nephew of Ethel Garside. He was the son of Elsie Maude (nee Hughes, died c1960) and Joseph Garside (died 1922).
My father spent holidays on the Wirral (West Kirby) with Ethel when he was growing up in the 1930s. I have a photograph of my father with Ethel in c1937. She must have still been alive in the 1940s as my mother (Margaret, nee Tetlow, born 1925) remembers meeting her when she became engaged to my father in 1946. My mother says she was quite a formidable lady. My mother also says she doesn’t remember when Ethel died as my parents were abroad from 1949 to the mid 1960s.

Chris Garside

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

Fiona_Bathgate — 2012-04-25 16:19:38Z

Sorry - I though the request was for a photo of the church in Ormskirk!

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

Ormskirkdad — 2012-04-25 16:11:53Z

I'm sure neither of these sites will have a photo of Ethel. I have photos of Ethel's cousins but as far as I know none of Ethel. Hilary - please contact me by email at don.gifford2008@gmail.com re where they worshipped. Don Gifford

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

Fiona_Bathgate — 2012-04-25 14:37:31Z

If you look on the Lan-opc site www.lan-opc.org.uk or the GENUKI Ormskirk pages http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/LAN/Ormskirk/

you will most likely find a photo

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

dillonfamily2424 — 2012-04-25 04:41:25Z

thanks for all the information, Ethel was my 1st cousin twice r I was in Ormskirk last year and went to church at the church the Garsides worshipped at. Does anyone have a photo? Hilary Garside in Australia

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

Ormskirkdad — 2012-04-15 09:07:42Z

Today seems an appropriate time to tell Ethel's life story.
Ethel Garside (b 13 Mar 1873) was the second daughter of Joseph Frederick Garside (b Ormskirk) and Mary Ellen Farrimond (b Lathom). The other daughters being Eveline, Nellie and Marjory. Ethel also had two brothers, Joseph Frederick and Edmund. Little is known to me of Ethel's life other than her profession as a 'Nurse' and her travels across the North Atlantic. She had many cousins on her father's side and its to one of those, Mrs Charles Ellison (Dora Ashcroft), that she eventually goes after the Titanic disaster. She had been living in the USA since early 1910 and had returned to her then family home at Old Shields, Ardleigh, nr Colchester in February 1912. It was from there that she was returning to NY on the Titanic.
Ethel's journeys to the US continued - she visited home in Nov 1919, and returned to NY in Mar 1920, sadly just before her father's death a few days later. Her younger brother Joseph Frederick, died in Feb 1922, and there's a record of Ethel arriving back in England on Jul 1922, so it would appear she was also away at the time of his death. Later that year her nephew Also named Joseph Frederick , the son of her late brother was born to Elsie Maud Garside. This child is the only documented descendant of this family (although work is underway to try and link in another 'son'). Ethel returned to NY again in May 1923, only to be absent from home when her remaining brother Edmund drowned in the river Thames in Feb 1924. Ethel returned home in May of that year.
Towards the end of her life Ethel lived near her cousins on the Wirral (nr Birkenhead, in Cheshire) where she died aged 80, on 25 March 1953. She was cremated at Landican Crematorium on 28th March and her ashes were scattered on the Memorial Garden. There is no entry in the Book of Rememberance.
All of this information is verified by Census records; Marriage, Birth and Death Certificates; Passenger Records; Newspaper reports and other records. My personal interest is that my wife's grandmother was one of those many cousins of Ethel's. I have more detailed information about both Ethel's own family and the wider Garside family from Ormskirk for those who may wish to know.

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

Taylorphilj — 2012-04-11 20:18:40Z

Free BMD shows Ethel's father Joseph dying in the Tendring District of Essex.

Is Ethel's great nephew who is spoken of on this thread the grandson of Ethel's younger brother Joseph Farrimond Garside?

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

Taylorphilj — 2012-04-05 22:43:08Z

She was my third cousin three times removed. I am related to her through my double ancestor Alice Farrimond.

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

SheilaBeer — 2012-04-05 03:52:40Z

Since posting that message I've since found out that she must have been quite a determined lady. She was a nurse and had travelled from England to NY at least twice before the Titanic voyage. As far as I can gather she resided in a hotel in NY after her rescue but by 1919 she was back travelling to and from England and NY at least 5 times - not sure I'd be that brave after the Titanic. I wonder if she was an employed as a nurse for the White Star line, although none of the ships passenger list note her as an employee. She died in 1953 in Cheshire, England, as far as I can see still a spinster. Anyway her father Joseph was born c1846 in Ormskirk, Lancashire and her mother (Mary Ellen Fairmond) was born c1847 in Lathom, Lancashire.

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

lfgarside — 2012-04-04 15:28:01Z

She was related to Joseph Garside, though I am not sure how. I am guessing that he was her father, or something close to that. I found a record a few years after the Titanic incident where it seems Ethel had worked her way back to England. She then returned to the United States in 1920, somewhere between March and April on the RMS Adriatic, and it said right on the immigration listings that she visited and was closest relative with Joseph Garside in Old Shields, Ardleigh, Essex, just like in the telegraph message.

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor

Ormskirkdad — 2012-03-31 17:27:06Z

George
Please get Marie to contact me at don.gifford2008@gmail.com
I've tried her email address in your post but with no success.

For everyone else - keep watching - the Ethel story will soon be told! (or at least what I now know of it!)

Don Gifford

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor

Ormskirkdad — 2012-03-31 17:23:06Z

Lynn, sorry my old email add died a while ago - contact me on don.gifford2008@gmail.com

Don Gifford

Re: Ethel Garside, Titanic survivor - Part 2

sheilamarcel — 2012-03-13 18:16:38Z

There was a Joseph Garside living @ Oldshields, Ardleigh, Essex in 1912 according to Kelly's directory so he 'must' have been a relative, for Ethel to try and tell him, by telegraph, she was a Titanic survivor.

Re: Thomas Chadwick Garside

jamesegarside1 — 2012-02-10 23:40:07Z

Have more information since the last reply.
I can trace up to Samuel Garside b1718.
Some details attached. Have more.

Thomas Chadwick Garside bur Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, UK 1878

kttrucking — 2012-02-10 23:39:45Z

I am looking for information on Thomas Chadwick Garside of Gravel Hill, Interred at Christ Church, Ashton-under-Lyne Apr 3, 1878. I believe he was related or connected to the family of Francis Furness or Margaret Bainbridge

Re: Thomas Chadwick Garside

richmond7025 — 2012-02-10 21:55:03Z

Thomas (Chadwick) Garside, born 1 Oct 1812, Chr. 22 Nov 1812 at St. Michael's, Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire, was the (eldest?) son of Joshua Garside, 1787-c1840, and Jane (Saville?) Chadwick. A younger brother of Thomas, Edward (1820-?), married Mary Moorhouse "in the Coll and Parish Church", Manchester, Lancashire on 29 Apr 1839. Mary, born 1 May 1820, was the daughter of Edwin & Sarah Moorhouse.

Re: Robert Garside b England 1808 - m Relief ? of Massachusetts, USA in 1810

cthiede_1 — 2012-02-01 22:02:55Z

I am related to Jane Victoria Garside their dau. I may be able to help you out a little.

Re: Garside - Macclesfield - New Jersey

jenkinsx4 — 2012-01-31 01:44:27Z

I am so glad to hear from you. With so many Garside children I had thought I would find a relative by now, however, you are the first.

I have four pictures of Miriam and many of her parents and siblings a lot of other documents. I would be happy to share them with you. I have that Miriam married Harry (Unknown last name) and two of their children were Florrie and Wil. Any information that you have for Miriam and her descendants and can share with me would be wonderful. Do you live near Macclesfield?

My greatgrandmother was Miriam's sister, Elizabeth. She married Wilfrid A. Leigh (from Macclesfield). Wilfrid and Elizabeth had a son named Wilfrid Jr. and he had a daughter named Kendall who married my father Paul W. Jenkins. So it looks like we are on the same cousin level.

My records indicate that Thomas, Elizabeth, Ernest, Gladys and Doris came to the US and the rest remained in the UK (but I am not certain about the ones that remained in the UK).

I can email you a descendant tree starting with Samuel Garside and Lucy Birchenough. My email address is jenkinsx4@yahoo.com

I am also on Facebook if you belong to that - (I think this should work) http://facebook.com/paulrjenkins

I will try to attach the picture of Miriam to this message.

Good to talk to you.

Paul

Re: Garside - Macclesfield - New Jersey

GwenLennard64 — 2012-01-30 22:12:03Z

Hello, My name is Roger Lennard and I believe that Miriam Garside is my great grandmother. One of Miriam's children was Bertha and she went on to marry Harold Swan. His daughters were Marjorie and Miriam. I am the son of Miriam.

I spoke with my mother and she talks of Miriam Garside's brothers and sisters, remembering that some went to live in the USA. She also remembers the name Floyd Tremper, who married Doris.

I would like to follow up this branch of the family and find out more about our American relatives.