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The Garthwaites I am descended from lived in the Soothill / Hanging Heaton area of Batley in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Image produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.
The earliest Garthwaite to move into the area, in my direct family tree, was George Senior Garthwaite. George was born in Thornhill on 10th October 1845, son of George and Jane Garthwaite.
He moved to Dewsbury around 1870 and on to Soothill, Batley at some point between 1881 and 1885.
This map below shows Batley and Dewsbury. Hanging Heaton, with it's church St Pauls and Soothill are slightly right of centre.
Links to further information on Batley
Links to further information on Batley
- Visit the St Paul's Church site.
Garthwaites Buried at Hanging Heaton, Batley
Garthwaites Buried at Hanging Heaton, Batley
There are a couple of Garthwaite gravestones in Hanging Heaton St Pauls' churchyard I found during a visit early in 2006.
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In Loving Memory of
John
Beloved Husband of
Betsy Garthwaite
Died Dec 8th 1939, Aged 69 Years
ALSO Betsy
Dear Wife of the above
Died Jan 5th 1964, Aged 90 Years
ALSO James, Dear Husband of
Edith Eakin
Died May 16th 1964, Aged 65 Years.
Note: John Garthwaite was the son of George Senior Garthwaite. Edith Eakin (nee Garthwaite) was the daughter of John and Betsy.
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In Loving Memory of
Willie Garthwaite of Soothill
Died March 13th 1904 Aged 28 Years.
Also Amy, Daughter of the
Above, Died Dec 21st 1903
Aged 9 Weeks.
Also George W Goldthorpe
Died June 24 1928 Aged 43 Years.
Also Ellen,
Wife of the Above
Died October 18th 1965 Aged 86 Years.
Note: Willie Garthwaite was the younger brother of John on the previous gravestone. Ellen remarried after Willie's' death.
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