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Any one help ?
I am looking for the Mother of JAMES CARDEN, born in leeds in c1877. I have the father listed on the marriage certificate as PATRICK CARDEN from Ireland.
James CARDEN married Sarah Ann Moore in Leeds in 1900, they then went on to have four children
Hannah (my grandma)
Winifred
Catherine
Patrick (or james patrick not sure)
Any help would be much appreciated as I can not find him on the local BMD for a birth yet the census has him listed as being born in Leeds.
Thanks
Tracey x
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1881 census - connection maybe?
Bridget CARDEN Head W Female 41 Ireland Mill Hand (Tex)
Mary A. CARDEN Daur U Female 19 Ireland Mill Hand (Tex)
Joseph CARDEN Son Male 17 Leeds, York, England Mill Hand (Tex)
Elizabeth CARDEN Daur Female 15 Horsforth, York, England Mill Hand (Tex)
John CARDEN Son Male 13 Horsforth, York, England Scholar
James CARDEN Son Male 9 Horsforth, York, England Scholar
Patric CARDEN Son Male 7 Horsforth, York, England Scholar
Henry CARDEN Son Male 4 Horsforth, York, England Scholar
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Source Information:
Dwelling Prospect Terrace
Census Place Horbury, York, England
Family History Library Film 1342105
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 4580 / 43
Page Number 35
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1881 - could this be Patrick
John MCGURINE Head M Male 63 Ireland General Labourer
Bridget MCGURINE Wife M Female 22 Ireland Domestic Servant
Mary MCGURINE Daur Female 1 Leeds, York, England
Patrick MCGURINE Boarder U Male 26 Ireland Labourer
Patrick CARDEN Boarder U Male 23 Ireland Labourer
Patrick DEAN Boarder U Male 23 Ireland Labourer
John LAWELL Boarder U Male 24 Ireland Labourer
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Source Information:
Dwelling 22 Orange Street
Census Place Leeds, York, England
Family History Library Film 1342085
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 4519 / 58
Page Number 12
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Husband
JAMES CARDEN Pedigree
Birth:
Christening:
Marriage:
Death:
Burial:
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Wife
BRIDGET OBOYLE Pedigree
Birth:
Christening:
Marriage:
Death:
Burial:
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Children
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1. PATRICK CARDEN Pedigree
Male
Birth: 30 JAN 1864 0306, Ballycastle, Mayo, Ireland
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
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THANK YOU for your help
I have just looked at the marriage cert again, James was 24 when he married in 1900 so would have been born in about 1876 ish.
I never thought of trying CARDING as a surname, but that looks promising
My dad was orphaned as a small child and knows very little of his family,,,, this tree was meant to be a christmas pressie 2 years ago, might get it done for this christmas now THANK YOU
Tracey xx
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Yorkshire Birth indexes for the years: 1872
Surname Forename(s) Sub-District Registers At Mother's Maiden Name Reference
CARDEN James Horsforth Leeds HORS/6/368
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Hi Tracey,
I've just found this thread and clearly you must have done a fair amount of research on this.
I am helping a friend in his research to try to find out more about his grandfather James Patrick b1907, son of James (b 1875 in the name Cardon) and Sarah. We've had some help from other GR members but it appears you are the only one directly interested in this family.
Hope we might hear from you shortly, Sue
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Hi Sue,
You have responded to an old thread and it is doubtful that Tracey is still looking for replies.
You can click on her name and send your message that way. If she still has the same email address she will be notified.
You can also put the names you are researching into the Search Trees box above (in the dark green bar) to see if anyone on this site has them in their tree. If you find a connection, you can contact the tree owner.
If you want to pursue your query further, then it would probably be better if you started a thread of your own. Take a look at the first post on the Find Ancestors board and at the Help Clinic - above left- for more advice.
Hope this helps. Cx
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