Find Ancestors

This is the marriage referred to:

Manchester, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1930 (Cathedral)

Name: Daniel Garside - stonemason
Age: Of Full Age
Marriage Date: 12 Mar 1841
Parish: Manchester, St Mary, St Denys and St George
Father's Name: William Garside - a potter
Spouse's Name: Ann Veevers
Spouse's Age: Of Full Age
Spouse's Father's Name: William Veevers - a currier
Archive Roll: 706

Neither married before, address for both 48 Gaythorne Street.

Witnesses: Thomas Holmes & Sarah Naylor.

Hello Gemma - it's a good few years since Sue C posted on this so she's probably not checking for replies.

You could click on her name to send a direct message.

Sue C - This above entry is also showing on my family tree, some generations back. Please can you confirm where you found the information above re; marriage as I was struggling to find Ann's surname and also queried the age. Did you find any other information on this?

Regards
Gemma :-D

Thank you Flo, that looks pretty likely for the 1841 Daniel age 25. Father's name is correct.

Sue

Flo,

Thank you for looking.

Sue

Thank you Roy,

Still not sure whether the parish records for Dukinfield have survived, but will give the Chester & Cheshire archives a ring on Monday to find out.

Thanks again

Sue

I believe records for Dukinfield are at the cheshire and chester Archives

http://www.cheshire.gov.uk/recoff/home.htm

Contact Details
Duke Street
Chester
CH1 1RL
England

Tel: 01244 972574
Fax: 01244 973812


Roy

Thank you Florence, I am sure there is something wrong somewhere.

Trouble is, either way he was born prior to civil registration and I am having trouble trying to find out where parish records for Dukinfield Cheshire are held

Sue C, yes i no there is a big gap in their age but still thought it worth saying

plus people did tell porkies about age when their was a big gap between the age of them and their spouse

Roy

Roy,

Even rounded down up "or in any direction" from age 25 in 1841 to age 56 in1851 seems a bit of a leap to me.

Sue

Don't forget that on the 1841 census ages for adults were rounded down to the nearest 5 so someone age 29 would be shown as age 25

Roy

Daniel Garside married Ann Veevers in Manchester in March1841. He was a stone mason of full age,father William occupation potter.

In 1841 census Daniel is in Hulme Manchester, age 25 born out of county with wife Ann & his occupation is stonemason. Have looked at the image, and it clearly says age 25.



By1851 he has aged somewhat if it is the same man!! His age looks 56 on the original.


GARSIDE, Daniel Head Married M 56 1795 Stone Mason
Dukinfield
Cheshire
GARSIDE, Ann Wife Married F 27 1824
Liverpool
Lancashire
GARSIDE, John Son Unmarried M 7 1844 Scholar
Manchester
Lancashire
GARSIDE, Thomas Son Unmarried M 5 1846 Scholar
Manchester
Lancashire
GARSIDE, James Son Unmarried M 3 1848 Scholar
Manchester
Lancashire
GARSIDE, Mary Daughter Unmarried F 0 (11 MOS) 1851
Manchester
Lancashire

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

RG number:
HO107 Piece:
2221 Folio:
529 Page:
55

Registration District:
Chorlton Sub District:
Hulme EnumerationDistrict:
2S Ecclesiastical Parish:
Saint George

Civil Parish:
Hulme Municipal Borough:
Manchester Address:
13, New Street, Hulme, Manchester County:
Lancashire

Is this one and the same man?