BARTHOLOMEW, Ann (DNA Linked) ^{1 2 3 4 5 6}

   Cause of her death was cardiac failure over 3 and a half months.⁹

   Other names for Ann were BARTHOLOMEW, Annie,^{7 8 9 10} GARTSHORE, Ann,⁶ GARTSHORE, Annie ^{7 8 9 10 11 12} and GARTSHORE, Annie B..¹³

   User ID: I6.

  General Notes:

The 1851 census for Bothwell parish Lanarkshire recorded Ann Bartholomew and Mary Bartholomew, presumably her sister though Ann's age was noted as 13 years and Mary's as only 5 years, living as lodgers in Legbrannock, in the household of John Russell and Mary M. Russell his wife. Ann's place of birth was recorded as Coatbridge, as was Mary's.

Note:

Mary M. Russell may be Mary Morton with whom a John Russell had a daughter Mary in 1837 baptised in Old Monkland parish that year.

The 1881 census recorded Annie Gartshore as born in Airdrie, but this is probably by analogy with all the other family members who were actually born in Airdrie. Other sources record her place of birth as Old Monkland parish.

"BARTHOLOMEW
ANNIE
72
ANDERSON (mother's surname)
F
1911
718 / 58
Prestonpans"

from Index of Deaths


When Annie died in 1911, her death certificate recorded her as "Annie Gartshore Widow of William Gartshore Coal Miner". Her age at death was recorded as 72 years. Both of her parents were deceased. They were named as Richard Bartholomew, blast furnaceman, and Mary Anderson. ^{3 12 14 15}

  Medical Notes:

Annie's son, John Gartshore, of 126 Kippen Street Airdrie, gave notice of his mother's death before the registrar at Prestonpans on 27 November 1911. ⁹

Ann married William GARTSHORE (DNA Linked), son of John GARTSHORE (DNA Linked) and Jane DONALDSON (DNA Linked), on 5 November 1858 in Chapel Street, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland.¹ (William GARTSHORE (DNA Linked) was baptised on 14 February 1836 in New Monkland parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland ^{14 16} and died on 4 May 1895 in Airdrie, New Monkland parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland ^{8 15}.)

  Marriage Notes:

"BARTHOLOMEW
ANN
GARTSHORE
WILLIAM
1858
651 / 1 / 103
Airdrie or New Monkland"

from Index of Marriages


The marriage took place after banns according to the forms of the Independent Church, James Innes, Minister of the Independent Chapel, officiating. The witnesses were Robert Black and William Kirkwood.

William Gartshore, aged 21 years, single, of Chapel Street, was a miner by occupation. William's parents, John Gartshore, a pit headsman, and Jeanie Donaldson, were both living.

Ann Bartholmew, of the same address, was 20 years old and single. She worked as a servant. Her parents, John Bartholomew, a labourer, and Mary Anderson, were living.

The marriage was registered at Airdrie on 13 November 1858. ^{1 17}