Looking for Cartlidge family in Yorkshire

[donandcarol]

I am researching my husbands great grandfather's family tree and have discovered he had a daughter named Jane (Jeanie) McLeich McIntyre who married a farmer from Hilltop Farm, Gildersome, Nr Leeds, named Harold Cartlidge in 1916. I think they may have had 2 daughters named Doreen Cartlidge in 1917 and Mona Cartlidge in 1922. Jeanie died in 1969 aged 82 years in Yorkshire. I was just wondering whether there are any family descendants who could get in touch.

[davelambert271]

Harold born 1890 Morley, Leeds - Manager of Garden - Father Richard born 1865 Birmingham, Butcher and Mkt Gardener, Mother - Jeanetta born 1866 Morley - moved to Hill Top Farm between 1901 and 1911

dave

[donandcarol]

Thank you for that information...very helpful. I've since found another 2 possible daughters named Moyra and Joan in the Dewsbury district, which given the Scottish background of their mother is more likely with a daughter named Moyra. I've applied for Jeanie's death certificate to see who the informant might have been...here's hoping!

[oznannie]

Hi Peeps
Free BMD have a birth for Mona Cartlidge maiden McIntyre
dec qtr 1922 Holbeck West Riding.
Same rego for Doreen jun qtr 1917.
Moyra 1926 and Joan 1928 both in Dewsbury.

Oznannie

[StevenB]

Hi donandcarol

I can help here! My grandmother is Jane (Jeanie) McLeich McIntyre, my mother is Moyra, still alive today at 86 and living in Cheshire.

I have quite a lot of family history I can help you with.

Couple of points, Harold was born Sep 16 1887. There were 6 siblings, Doreen, Douglas, Mona, Alec, Moyra and Joan in that order.

[donandcarol]

Originally Posted by StevenB

Hi donandcarol

I can help here! My grandmother is Jane (Jeanie) McLeich McIntyre, my mother is Moyra, still alive today at 86 and living in Cheshire.

I have quite a lot of family history I can help you with.

Couple of points, Harold was born Sep 16 1887. There were 6 siblings, Doreen, Douglas, Mona, Alec, Moyra and Joan in that order.

Hi Steven
How amazing and it must be the right family as so much information we already have ties up. I've never worked on these forums before but are we allowed to provide e-mail addresses so we can make contact direct? My husband and I recently found the McIntyre lair in Dumbarton where his great grandfather (John McIntyre), great grandmother (Euphemia McIntyre) and 6 of their 10 children are interred, including your grandmother (Jeanie Cartlidge) although the date of death was 17th Dec 1970 which is a year out from her death certificate, but mistakes do occur.
I'll wait to hear back from you before going on any further, with an e-mail address if possible/allowed, as I have a photo of the McIntyre headstone that I can send you + lots more information re. John McIntyre that you may or may not know.
KR Carol & Don

[davelambert271]

You both have to have made three moderated posts before you can use the private message feature to exchange your e-mail addresses

You have already made four posts, but Steve needs to make two more. It may seem a little belts and braces, but this is to prevent your e-mail addresses being used by 'others' Shortly after making his third post his user name will turn green indicating the feature is available

to make a private message, just click on the user name, then select send private message

There is a feature available to you where you can post an attachment, ie a picture of a headstone. On the heading strip of the window in which you are making a post, there is an icon of a paper clip. Click on this. you get a window with three browse boxes. Click on one which will bring you up files on your computer. Select the file you want. You can then select a 2nd browse box and repeat the process, or click upload. This attaches your file to your message. Unless you preview your post, the attachment is not visible until you have posted the post

dave

[StevenB]

First thanks to davelambert271 for your help so here is my next post

Hi Carol and Ron,

Talked with my mum tonight and tried to figure out who your grandparents are. By deduction I think your grandmother may be Ethel, who married Alexander? Is this correct?

Absolutely great news to hear about the 6 graves. My grandmother died in Yorkshire, but my mum confirmed she was buried in Dumbarton, and yes she died Dec 17th 1969. I know 2 of the 10 went to the US, so really interested to know who the 6 are, though I think I know most as there were 3 maiden aunts lived and died in Dumbarton.

1 more to go then we can talk privately. Wait your reply

Steven

[StevenB]

Hi Carol and Ron,

Now trying to figure out how to email you....

Steven

[StevenB]

See attached McIntyre Family picture. Probable date around 1914 ish Recognise anyone?

Steven