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William Farndale 6 July 1845 (Baptised) to 1 August 1895 (Buried)
FAR00369A
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1845
William Farndale, son of John
Farndale, farm labourer of Kirkleatham (FAR00230) and Elizabeth Farndale
formerly Wallis, was born at Kirkleatham
and baptised on 6 July 1845 (PR).
1851
Census 1851 - West Coatham, Kirkleatham:
John Farndale, head; age 53; married; born Brotton
(ie 1798).
Elizabeth Farndale, wife; age 41; married; born
Roxby; (ie 1810).
Mary Farndale, daughter;
age 15; unmarried; born Roxby; (ie 1836) (FAR00339).
Jane Farndale, daughter; age 13; unmarried; born
Roxby; (ie 1838) (FAR00340).
Sarah Farndale, daughter; age 7; unmarried; born
Roxby; (ie 1846) (FAR00368A).
William Farndale,
son; age 5; unmarried; born West Coatham (ie 1846) (FAR00369A).
Peter Farndale, son; age 3; unmarried; born West
Coatham (ie 1848) (FAR00373).
1861
Census 1861 - Stockton:
John Farndale, Head; age 64; married; iron foundry
lab; b Brotton (ie 1797)
Elizabeth Farndale, wife; age 52; born Roxby;
(ie1809)
Sarah Farndale, daughter; age 17; born Roxby;
(ie1844) (FAR00368A).
William Farndale,
son; age 15; gen clerk to Solicitor; born Kirkleatham
(ie 1846) (FAR00369A).
Peter Farndale, son; age 13; gen clerk to
Solicitor; born Kirkleatham (ie 1848) (FAR00373).
1871
By 1871, William Farndale
appears to have been a court clerk in Stockton:
Daily Gazette for
Middlesbrough, 2 May 1871:
STOCKTON BOROUGH POLICE
COURT
APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMONSES. Mr
Simpson complained of a number of boys who were in the
habit of frequenting Shaftesbury terrace, Yarm Lane and causing a disturbance
there by getting a cart, raising it up in front of the houses, climbing the
shafts and shouting relatedly … Mr Farndale, the deputy clerk, said it was a breach
of the law, and the Bench ordered a summons to be issued.
Census 1871 – Sidney Street, Stockton
Sarah Farndale, head, 27
born 1844
William Farndale, brother, 25
Peter Farndale, brother, 23,
born 1848
Ann Brown, niece, 12
1873
Stockton Herald, South
Durham and Cleveland Advertiser, 12 April 1873:
STOCKTON BOROUGH POLICE
COURT
ASSAULTS. William Farndale
had charged Charles Dunn with assault, said to have been committed on Sunday
night. Complainant did not appear, and the charge was dismissed.
1881
Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough, 10 December 1881: THE POLL. The election of five gentlemen as members of the
Norton School Board took place on Friday but made her more than ordinary amount
of public interest.... Mr. James Robinson and Mr. T Jobson were presiding
officers over the “station” in the infants school
room; While Mr Peter Farndale and Mr William Farndale acted in a similar
capacity and the boys department …
Northern Echo, 14 June 1882: A FRAUDULENT
STOCKTON BANKRUPT. Yesterday, at Stockton Police Court, William Angelo Laurent,
formally a tobacconist etc, residing at Dovecot Street, Stockton, was brought
up in custody, having been apprehended at Barrow in Furness, charged with four
offences under the Bankruptcy act. Mr W R Bolsover prosecuted, and Mr Woodward
defended. Mr Bolsover said it was a prosecution ordered by the Judge of the County
Court under the Debtors Act of 1869, and he was instructed by the Treasury to
prosecute. The defendant was a liquidating debtor. The meeting of creditors was
held on the 11th of May last, and a resolution was passed appointing Mr George
Hudson trustee under the liquidation. He called Mr William Farndale, a clerk
in the employment of the Registrar of the County Court, Stockton, who
produced the official file of the proceedings in the matter of William Angelo
Laurent, liquidating debtor....
Recognizances in the case
against John Dunn Description Recognizance
made by Frank Brown of Stockton in the borough of Stockton in county Durham
accountant for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to prefer a bill of
indictment against John Dunn for attempting to defraud his creditors by not
fully disclosing his assets after he had been made bankrupt Recognizance made
by William Farndale of Stockton in county Durham clerk, Mark Pearson of Lingdale innkeeper, William Calvert Park cashier and George
Robson solicitor, both of Middlesbrough, and Henry Dowsland
of South Bank police inspector, for their appearance at the next Quarter
Sessions to give evidence in the case against John Dunn Recognizance made by
John Dunn, Thomas Elstob and Emanuel Almond, all of South Bank, for their
appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against
John Dunn With separate cover sheet Date, 18 December 1882 (Document reference, QSB 1883 1/7/10 Level, Item Extent, 4
pieces Catalogue status, Catalogued).
Evidence in the
case against John Dun; Depositions of William Farndale of Stockton in
county Durham clerk, Mark Pearson of Lingdale
innkeeper, William Calvert Park cashier and George Robson solicitor, both of
Middlesbrough, Frank Brown of Stockton in county Durham accountant, and Henry Dowsland of South Bank police officer, witnesses in the
case against John Dunn Statement of John Dunn, the accused With separate cover
sheet Date, 18 December 1882 (Document reference, QSB
1883 1/8/10 Level, Item Extent, 3 pieces Catalogue status Catalogued)
1891
Census 1891 – Hartington Road, Stockton
on Tees
Peter Farndale, 43,
solicitor’s clerk
Margaret D Farndale, 37
William Farndale, 45, his brother, also a solicitor’s
clerk, also born Kirkleatham
1895
William
Farndale was buried on 1 August 1895 at Durham Road Cemetery, Stockton on Tees.