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The Story of the South Shields 2 Line

John Willie Farndale was born in Barrow in Furness and by 1901 he was a telephone assistant there. He married Elizabeth Todd in 1903 and by 1905 they had moved to Jarrow, where his first son was born. He became a labourer and fitter in Jarrow. He died in 1936. His family were in Jarrow at the time of the Jarrow marches in 1936.

The genealogical chart showing the South Shields 2 Line

The Great Ayton 2 Line John Willie Farndale 1883 to 1931 Married Elizabeth Todd in 1903 Telephone assistant, labourer Barrow in Furness, Jarrow on Tyne, South Shields FAR00591

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Thomas Farndale 1905 to 1914 Died aged 10 Jarrow, South Shields FAR00732

Joseph Farndale 16 March 1907 to 1987 Painter Married (Rose) Margaret Lakin in 1931 Jarrow, Hammersmith, Fulham, London FAR00739 The London 4 Line

Elizabeth Farndale 1909 to ? Jarrow, South Shields FAR00758

William Farndale 1911 to 1911 Died aged 0 South Shields FAR00770

James Farndale 26 April 1912 to 28 August 1998 Jarrow, Hammersmith, Thurrock FAR00778A The London 2 Line

Emily Farndale 1914 to 1918 Died aged 4 FAR00802

Margaret Louisa Farndale 1917 to 17 November 1996 Jarrow on Tyne, South Shields FAR00838

John William Farndale 5 March 1919 to April 1986 The youngest of the 185 Jarrow Marchers, October 1936 Married Catherine Slater in 1947 Jarrow on Tyne FAR00854

George Farndale 17 March 1921 to 2006 Married nee Gilligan in 1944 South Shields, Middlesbrough, Fulham, Lambeth, Croydon FAR00871

Barbara Farndale 1922 Married Harry Taylor in 1941 South Shields, Heywood, Lancashire FAR00877

William Farndale 1925 to 1949 Married Ada Armstrong in 1947 South Shields FAR00893

Janet C Farndale 1928 to 1954 Married Alfred George Barwick on 16 August 1947 South Shields FAR00906

Catherine Farndale (maiden name Ditchburn) 18 March 1919 to 1966 Must have married a Farndale in Newcastle. Most likely one of these brothers. Widowed by 1939 but probably married a Farndale after that FAR00864

Georgina Farndale 1897 to 1897 South Shields FAR00679

John William Farndale 1 October 1900 Born prior to John’s marriage to Elizabeth in 1903? Jarrow FAR00699B

Raymond Farndale 1951 Married Vivien Beckwith in 1976 and later Andrea Mason Newcastle FAR01050

The London 3 Line

Denise Farndale 1948 Married Michael Wood in 1968 Newcastle, Middleton, Lancashire FAR01020

Farndale = Riley?

William Farndale 1947 to 1947 Died aged 0 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01013

James Farndale 1948 Quadruplet Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01022

John William Farndale 1948 Quadruplet Married Ann Corcoran in 1967 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01023

Janet Camelia Farndale 1948 to 1948 Died aged 0 Quadruplet Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01025

Joseph W Farndale 1948 Quadruplet Newcastle upon Tyne, Chester le Street FAR01026

Marion Farndale 1948 Married Vincent Brady in 1977 Newcastle, Middlesbrough FAR01028

Margaret E Farndale 1949 Married James Drummond in 1993 Newcastle, Northumberland FAR01039

George William Farndale 1950 Married Louise Rutherford in 1977 Newcastle, Gateshead FAR01040

Sydney Farndale 1952 Newcastle FAR01057 ??

Roy Farndale 1954 Newcastle FAR01065 Possibly the William Line?

Farndale = Blewitt?

Raymond John Farndale 1975 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01210

Donna Marie Farndale 1977 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01215

Andrea Danielle Farndale 1982 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01241

James John Farndale 1969 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01164

Charlotte Irene Farndale 1970 Newcastle upon Then FAR01174

Catherine Rose Farndale 1969 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01162

John William Farndale 1970 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01179

Farndale = McNally?

Farndale = Hogan?

George William Farndale 1975 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01209

Stephen William Farndale 1978 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01219A

Jonathan Farndale 1981 MMN Farndale Gateshead FAR01233

Dean James Farndale 1987 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01270

Julie Anne Farndale 1969 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01168

Farndale = Lee?

Farndale = Munday?

Farndale = White?

Farndale = Shaw?

Lorraine Catherine Farndale 1972 Married Stephen Todd in 1992 Newcastle upon Tyne, Cleveland FAR01193

Wendy Catherine Farndale 1975 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01208

James Richard W Farndale 1981 Gateshead FAR01232

Farndale = Carol Chapman?

Gary Lee J Farndale 1988 MMN Farndale Newcastle Upon Tyne FAR01274

Danielle Ann Farndale 1990 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01288

Jordan Anthony Farndale 1994 MMN Farndale FAR01319

Nicola Clare Farndale 1993 MMN Lee Gateshead FAR01312A

Matthew William Farndale 1995 MMN Lee Washington (British Armed Forces Overseas) Twin FAR01320A

Sarah Clarissa Farndale 1995 MMN Lee Washington (British Armed Forces Overseas) Twin FAR01320B

David Lee Farndale 1991 MMN Munday Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01295

Warren Lee Farndale 2002 MMN White Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01372

Charlene Lesley Farndale 1993 MMN Shaw Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01308

Georgia Lee M Farndale 1998 MMN Shaw Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01344

Abigail Sydney Farndale 1989 Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01279

Daniel Robert W Farndale 1991 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01294

Jade Angela Farndale 1994 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR001316

Jenna Linda Farndale 1996 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01329

Farndale = Copeland?

Jamie Edward Farndale 1997 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01338

Connor Dylan Farndale 1998 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne, Wallsend, London FAR01342

Carmel Farndale 2002 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01365

Jack Michael Farndale 2004 MMN Copeland Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01382

James Robert Farndale 2005 MMN Copeland Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01397

Dylan Raymond Farndale 2002 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01367

Hydie Maryrose Farndale 2002 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01369

Alan Farndale 2004 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01379

Ellie Farndale 2004 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01381

Katie Emma Farndale 2004 MMN Farndale Newcastle upon Tyne FAR01384

The Ancestry of the South Shields 2 Line

The Great Ayton 2 Line can trace directly back to 1512 from Joseph Farndale to Nicholas Farndaile as follows:

John Willie Farndale (FAR00591), 1883 – 1931

The Great Ayton 2 Line

Joseph Farndale (FAR00299), 1827 - 1895

Joseph Farndale (FAR00228), 1795 - 1877

The Kilton 1 Line

Samuel Farndale (FAR00149), 1735 – 1797

William Farndale (FAR00130), 1708 - 1789

John Farndale, (FAR00116), 1680-1757

The Liverton 2 Line

Nicholas Farndale, (FAR00082), 1634-1693

The Kirkleatham Skelton Line

Georgins Ffarndayle, (FAR00073), 1602-1693

George Ffarndayle, (FAR00067), 1570-1606

William Farndale, (FAR00063), 1539-?

Nicholas Farndaile (FAR00059), 1512-1572

You can then follow details of Farndale in the medieval period who were almost certainly earlier ancestors at Volume 1 of the Farndale directory.

You can then explore Yorkshire prehistory to give you a further perspective of the distant ancestry of the people of Farndale.

Chronology of the South Shields 2 Line

1883	John Willie Farndale, son of Joseph and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Barrow in Furness.
By 1901	John Farndale was a telephone assistant in Barrow in Furness.
1903	John Farndale married Elizabeth Todd.
1905	Thomas Farndale, son of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. Thomas died at birth.
16 March 1907	Joseph Farndale, son of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. Joseph was a painter who moved to London and was Founder of the London 4 Line.
1909	Elizabeth Farndale, daughter of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow.
By 1911	John Willie Farndale was a labourer/fitter in Jarrow.
1911	William Farndale, son of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. William died at birth.
26 April 1912	James Farndale, son of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. James moved to London and was Founder of the London 2 Line.
1914	Emily Farndale, daughter of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. Emily died aged 4 in 1918.
1917	Margaret Louisa Farndale, daughter of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. Margaret died in 1996.
5 March 1919	John William Farndale, son of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. He married Catherine Slater in 1947 and they had a son Raymond in 1951. John died in 1986.
1920s	Jarrow had been a settlement since at least the 8th century. In the early 19th century, a coal industry developed before the establishment of the shipyard in 1851. Over the following 80 years more than 1,000 ships were launched in Jarrow. In the 1920s, a combination of mismanagement and changed world trade conditions following the First World War brought a decline which led eventually to the yard's closure. Plans for its replacement by a modern steelworks plant were frustrated by opposition from the British Iron and Steel Federation, an employers' organisation with its own plans for the industry. The failure of the steelworks plan, and the lack of any prospect of large-scale employment in the town, were the final factors that led to the decision to march in 1936.
1921	George T Farndale, son of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow. George was Founder of the London 3 Line.
1921	John Farndale was still a labourer in Jarrow.
1922	Barbara Farndale, daughter of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow.
1925	William Farndale, son of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow.
1928	Janet C Farndale, daughter of John Willie and Margaret (nee Robson) Farndale, was born in Jarrow.
1931	John Willie Farndale died in South Shields.
5 to 31 October 1936	The Jarrow March of 5–31 October 1936, also known as the Jarrow Crusade was an organised protest against the unemployment and poverty suffered in the English town of Jarrow, near Newcastle upon Tyne, during the 1930s. Around 200 men (or "Crusaders" as they preferred to be referred to) marched from Jarrow to London, carrying a petition to the British government requesting the re-establishment of industry in the town following the closure in 1934 of its main employer, Palmer's shipyard. The petition was received by the House of Commons but not debated, and the march produced few immediate results. The Jarrovians went home believing that they had failed. Despite the initial sense of failure among the marchers, in subsequent years, the Jarrow March became recognised by historians as a defining event of the 1930s. It helped to foster the change in attitudes which prepared the way to social reform measures after the Second World War, which their proponents thought would improve working conditions. The town holds numerous memorials to the march.