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Splitting
machinist and rag metal broker, broker and dealer |
Alfred Farndale
FAR00690
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Leeds
1898
Alfred Farndale, son of William and Jane
Farndale (FAR00491) was born in Holbeck
District on 19 February 1898 (1939
Register). Alfred Farndale’s birth was registered in Holbeck District in
the second quarter of 1898 (GRO Vol 9b page
301).
1901
1901 Census (25, Near Royds, Beeston, Holbeck)
William Farndale, Head, aged 32 born
1869 at Leeds, Yorkshire, Cartman
Jane Farndale, wife, aged 29, born 1872
at Ripon, house shop
Joseph Farndale, son, single aged 5,
born 1896 at Bramley
Alfred Farndale, son, aged 3,born 1898 at Leeds
Frederick Farndale, son, aged 0, born
1901 at Leeds
1911
1911 Census (Beeston Royds, Holbeck)
William Farndale, Head, aged 41 born
1870 at Bramley, Yorkshire, Drayman
Jane Farndale, wife, aged 39, born 1872
at Ripon, house shop
Joseph Farndale, son, single aged 15,
born 1896 at Bramley, a skiver
Alfred Farndale, son, aged 13,born 1898 at Leeds,
behind a splitting machine
Frederick Farndale, son, aged 10, born
1901 at Leeds, at school
1914
Military Service
Army No: 2216
Unit: 9th Lancers
2216 Private Alfred Farndale, 9th Lancers
Medals and
Decorations: British War Medal, Victory Medal and 14 Star.
1919
Yorkshire Evening Post, 22
May 1919: A FARMER
STONED AT BEESTON. At the Leeds Police Court, today, *, * and Alfred Farndale,
21, 10 Near Royds, where charged with assaulting John E Blakey. Mr Norman
Elliott said the complainant was a was 60 years of age, and carried on a
business as a farmer and market gardener at Beeston. On April 24 he saw the
three defendants trespassing in his field. He ordered them to leave, which they
did. The youths returned almost immediately and complainant was struck by a
volley of stones thrown by the defendants. One of the stones caught him on the
left side of the head and knocked him unconscious. * said he and his companions
had been rat catching. When ordered to go away they did so, but Mr Blakey threw
a stone at one of the dogs and afterwards threw a stone at them. Defendants
were bound over for £5 for 12 months, and also ordered to pay 20s, each
compensation.
1921
1921 Census - Holbeck
William Farndale, 52, born
Leeds, a cartman, Craven and Tattersal Refiners
Jane Farndale, 47
Joseph Farndale, 25, single,
cartman, Leeds Corporation
Alfred Farndale, 23, single, general labourer, Leeds Fireclay
Frederick Farndale, 20,
single, general labourer, Leeds Fireclay
1939
1939 Census (10 Beeston Near Royds, Leeds)
Alfred Farndale, born 19 February 1898,
single, a rag metal broker
Living with:
Jane Farndale, born 6 August 1872, his
widowed mother
Frederick Farndale, born 26 July 1900,
his brother, a general labourer and brickworks heavy worker
1940
Yorkshire Evening Post, 4
October 1940: FOR SALE,
2 10 ft 6 in step ladders, also 1 OF Servall Fireplace, A Farndale, Beeston
Royds, Leeds 11.
1950
In 1950, when his brother died: FARNDALE
Joseph of 16 Wyther Park Avenue, Leeds died 18 September 1950 at St Mary’s
Hospital Leeds Probate London 14 November to Fred Farndale labourer (presumably
his brother FAR00701)
and Alfred Farndale (presumably this Alfred) broker and dealer. Effects
£354 6s 3d.
1978
