Occupation: in partnership with his brother, William Oughtibridge Garside, corn miller and flour dealer (Steander Mill, Garden Street, Leeds). ( A General & Commercial Directory of The Borough of the City of Leeds etc. Thomas Haigh (1839)). The partnership between Robert and William was dissolved in 1865.
Robert and William O. Garside also owned the White Horse and Killingbeck Colleries. In 1868 the York Road Iron Co furnaces were set up trading as W & R Garside; after Robert Garside's death in 1870 the trading company became the York Road Iron & Coal Co.
1863: Elected Councillor (Liberal) for Leeds East to Leeds City Council, occupation given as Corn Miller. Living at 3 Elmwood Place (Little London). (Leeds Intelligencier (7 Nov 1863))
Elevated to Alderman (Leeds Times (3 December 1864))
1870: Living at 3 Elmwood Place, Leeds at the time of death. Occupation: Iron Master
Robert and William O. Garside also owned the White Horse and Killingbeck Colleries. In 1868 the York Road Iron Co furnaces were set up trading as W & R Garside; after Robert Garside's death in 1870 the trading company became the York Road Iron & Coal Co.
1863: Elected Councillor (Liberal) for Leeds East to Leeds City Council, occupation given as Corn Miller. Living at 3 Elmwood Place (Little London). (Leeds Intelligencier (7 Nov 1863))
Elevated to Alderman (Leeds Times (3 December 1864))
1870: Living at 3 Elmwood Place, Leeds at the time of death. Occupation: Iron Master
Occupation: in partnership with his brother, William Oughtibridge Garside, corn miller and flour dealer (Steander Mill, Garden Street, Leeds). ( A General & Commercial Directory of The Borough of the City of Leeds etc. Thomas Haigh (1839)). The partnership between Robert and William was dissolved in 1865.
Robert and William O. Garside also owned the White Horse and Killingbeck Colleries. In 1868 the York Road Iron Co furnaces were set up trading as W & R Garside; after Robert Garside's death in 1870 the trading company became the York Road Iron & Coal Co.
1863: Elected Councillor (Liberal) for Leeds East to Leeds City Council, occupation given as Corn Miller. Living at 3 Elmwood Place (Little London). (Leeds Intelligencier (7 Nov 1863))
Elevated to Alderman (Leeds Times (3 December 1864))
1870: Living at 3 Elmwood Place, Leeds at the time of death. Occupation: Iron Master
Robert and William O. Garside also owned the White Horse and Killingbeck Colleries. In 1868 the York Road Iron Co furnaces were set up trading as W & R Garside; after Robert Garside's death in 1870 the trading company became the York Road Iron & Coal Co.
1863: Elected Councillor (Liberal) for Leeds East to Leeds City Council, occupation given as Corn Miller. Living at 3 Elmwood Place (Little London). (Leeds Intelligencier (7 Nov 1863))
Elevated to Alderman (Leeds Times (3 December 1864))
1870: Living at 3 Elmwood Place, Leeds at the time of death. Occupation: Iron Master
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