Garside Family History

  Alice WOODFORD d/b 29 Aug 1869 Born Alice Wright Cameron – Wellington, Shropshire,  Peterborough   1891 census 41 High Street, Syston, Leicester Stepdaughter To James Richard Orton & Mary Ann Orton Stepsister to Marion Olive Orton 1901 census aged 31 living at 219 Highbury Rd – occupation – Dressmaker – working at home Husband Thomas -   1911 census – aged 41 living at 68 Clarges St,  Highbury Vale  with husband Thomas who worked as a wicker worker – basket maker No children 1930 Thomas Woodford – husband died   1930   (born 1870) 1939 England and Wales Register   Alice Woodford d/b 29 Aug 1869 – aged 70   Widow – Unpaid Domestic Duties Norah K Orton (crossed out and GARSIDE written)            d/b 14 Nov 1911 – aged 28 –...

    ORTON FAMILY DATES 1826 GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER James Richard   Orton born   1829 GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER Mary A Orton   born wife Of James Richard   Orton   1846 GREAT GRANDPARENTS Mary Ann Corbett    born London, London, England Wife of James Richard Orton 1851 census GREAT GREATGRANDPARENTS 15 Westgate St ( St Nicholas Parish) Gloucester Mary Ann Orton – Straw bonnet manufacturer James Richard Orton – Portrait painter 1854                         GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER List of Voters James Richard Orton living at Russell St, Gloucester 1856 Birth of Sister  Maria Orton (1856–) Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England   Januar...

  Norah Kathleen Garside ( nee Orton) 14-11-1911- 20-07-1949 Addresses - 21 st June 1912  - Baptismal record - Parish of Saint Saviour’s , Bath in Somerset  – 11 Eden Terrace   In 1939 census – 68 Clarges Street, Bulwell, Nottingham ? – 1949   36 Vernon Avenue Old Basford Nottingham Family Parents – Father -   unknown Mother – Marion Olive   - known as Olive   Spouse - Thomas Edward Garside - 1939 Children -       Roy Edward Garside born13-05-1941 Shirley Garside born   07-05-1943 Dorothy Jean born 23-08-1945 Occupation – I   1939 census   - Café Waitress   A Theory – Norah Kathleen known as Kath was brought up by her aunt – Alice Woodford. James Richard Orton (the younger) had a stepdaughter - Alice Wright Cameron. She would have been stepsister to Marion Olive Orton (Kath’s mother) Alive married Thomas Woodford and it looks like they never had any children as ...

 

Shirley, Jean & Roy taken 1948/9 Joy taken 1961 Joy, Shirley, Jean & Roy   

  Nottingham Corporations' attempts to improve housing and health conditions led to major redevelopment in the 1920s. Following reports by the medical officer of health, and under the Housing Act 1890, the Red Lion Street Unhealthy Area was established. Red Lion Street, formerly known as Narrow Marsh, ran along the northern boundary of the Narrow Marsh area, just below the sandstone cliff of High Pavement. A Housing Committee report on Red Lion Street recommended an improvement scheme to clear the slums and reconstruct the streets and houses. The document (reference: CA/TC/10/121/6/12, right) is an extract from the 1923 report on the Red Lion Street Unhealthy Area. The plan (reference: CA/TC/10/121/6/12, above) shows the areas in red highlighted for demolition. .   The demolition of Red Lion Street was done piecemeal, with the southern part of the street undertaken first. This photograph (left) shows the surviving northern part of the street following the beginning of demol...