The Carlisle Line

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The Story of the Carlisle Line

The Carlisle Line is a group that needs more work. Thomas was born in Surrey and I am yet to trace his ancestors. There is some mixed use of Farndell and Farndale, and whilst it is possible this is a different family, I suspect this is a group from the wider Farndale family.

The genealogical chart showing the Carlisle Line

					Lineage to wider family still to be worked on
				Thomas Elisha Farndell 1824 to 1903 Married Mary Jones Rotherhithe, Carlisle FAR00279		James Farndale ? Married Sarah (later separated) Carlisle	Henry Farndale?
William H Farndale 1850 To be found and added		Thomas Olijah Farndell 23 November 1856 to 1914 Printer’s boy and joiner and coach painter Carlisle FAR00423	John Farndale 1861 to 1863 Carlisle	John Henry Farndale 1864 to after 1886 Carlisle FAR00460		Margaret J Farndale 1866 to ? Probably died young Carlisle FAR00478	Elizabeth Farndale? Carlisle 1863? To be found and added
William Farndale 1870 to 1912 Jobber for anybody Married Betsy Farndale? Carlisle, Stockport FAR00504A		William H Farndell Birkenhead 1888		Catherine Farndell Liverpool 1890		Herbert T Farndell 1891 Liverpool
Charles Farndale 1893 to 1956 “Doffer” Stockport Possibly a Private in the Hertfordshire Regiment in WW1 FAR00656	Harry Farndale 17 February 1898 to 1976 Married Ann Hulme on 9 August 1919 Painter, railway labourer, cleaner Private, East Lancashire Regiment and Labour Corps, WW1 Stockport , Rhode Island, USA FAR00688
	The Stockport 1 Line

The Ancestry of the Carlisle Line

At the present time I have been unable to trace this line back to older lines of Farndales. With more research I may yet find the link to the direct Farndale history back to 1512. It seems likely that Thomas Elisha Farndale will be linked to Farndales in other lines, and I am sure that all those using the Farndale name, are linked to the early family lines, such as the Kirkleatham Skelton Line, the Liverton 2 Line, the early part of the Kilton 1 Line, and the Kilton 2 Line. I am also sure that all Farndales will share in the medieval ancestry which is described in Volume 1 of the Farndale Directory.

Chronology of the Carlisle Line

17 September 1824	Thomas Elisha Farndell (or Farndale) was born in Rotherhithe in Surrey. By 1841, his family had moved to Southwark in London.
24 May 1847	Thomas Farndale married Mary Jones at St Mary’s, Carlisle.
23 November 1856	Thomas Olijah Farndale was baptised. He became a coach painter in Lancashire and he died in 1914.
7 August 1860	Thomas Farndale appears to have been charged with assaulting the wife of James Farndale in 1860, but the case was dismissed: (Carlisle Examiner and North Western Advertiser, 7 August 1860) Could this be a clue that he was related to James Farndale?
11 August 1860	(Carlisle Patriot)
17 October 1863	There was clearly a John Farndale born in 1861 who died on 17 October 1863: (Carlisle Journal, 23 October 1863)
1864	John Henry was born. He probably died young.
1866	Margaret Farndale was born. She probably died young.
17 March 1868	(Carlisle Patriot, 17 March 1868) (Carlisle Examiner and North Western Advertiser, 21 March 1868)
24 December 1869	(Cumberland and Westmorland Advertiser and Penrith Literary Chronicle, 11 January 1870)
By 1871	Thomas Farndale was a silk and felt hatter at Botchergate, Carlisle.
13 April 1878	An assault on the wife of Thomas Elisha Farndell: (Carlisle Express and Examiner)
25 May 1878	(Carlisle Express and Examiner)
12 April 1884	Carlsile Express and Examiner:
7 May 1886	John Henry Farndale appeared as a witness in Carlisle in 1886: (Carlisle Patriot, 7 May 1886)
23 April 1897	(Carlisle Patriot)
1903	Thomas Farndale (or Farndell) died in Carlisle.