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The Stockton 3 Line
A four generation family living in and around Stockton
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William
Farndale was born in the Malton area and was a footman
at Huttons Ambro when he married Jane Gale in 1870. They had seven children and
after living in the Bedale area for a while, moved to Stockton.
The genealogical chart showing
the Stockton 3 Line
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William Farndale 1849 to 1927 Married Jane Gale A footman of Huttons Ambro, driver, iron works and steam engine labourer Stockton,
Hutton Ambro, Malton |
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William Farndale 3 May 1870 to 22 December 1953 Born in Bedale, lived with his mother’s family then moved to Norwich where he was a gardener Married Mary Ann Carter on 13 January 1894 Bedale, Norwich |
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James Farndale 20 May 1873 to 2 February 1961 Married Margaret Murray on 19 May 1902 Labourer in Stockton who worked in iron foundry and for a time in steam engine works. A Druid. Bedale, Stockton, Durham |
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Tom Farndale
31 August 1875 to 1 March 1955 General and fitter’s labourer and machine helper Married Dora Perkins on 21 August 1906 Stockton, Bedale |
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Harriet Annie Farndale 1878 to 2 May 1920 Married Edward Simpson in 1900 Family of 6 Stockton The Simpson Family |
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George Farndale 18 February 1880 to 24 October 1966 Iron/steel foundry labourer Married Margaret Ellen Nichol in 1907 Stockton, Durham |
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Mary Elizabeth Farndale 16 September 1886 to 1973 Married Robert G Jarrett in 1910 Stockton
The Jarrett Family |
Clara Farndale 12
January 1889 to 1980 Married
John Henry Steinmetz in 1913 They
had 5 children Stockton |
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The Steinmetz Family |
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Violet Farndale 12 April 1903 to 17 April 1904 Died aged 1 Stockton |
Anne (Annie) Farndale 18 February 1905 to 1992 Married Sam Oakley in 1925 in Stockton Printer’s assistant at Harrison Printing Works, Stockton Stockton |
Albert Farndale 17 July 1907 to June 1966 Married Margaret D Livingston (1915 to 1955) in 1936 Worked in the steel industry Stockton, Durham |
James Farndale 1916 to 16 March 1941 Private James Farndale aged 24 of the West Yorkshire Regiment died of wounds on 16th March 1941 in Eritrea. Buried at Keren War Cemetery. Stockton |
Cecil Farndale
13 July 1907 to 1991 Heavy chemical process worker Married Amelia Hawksby in 1948 Stockton |
John William Farndale
7 February 1909 to 3 August 1975 Married Vero O Bruce at Watford in 1938 Guilts Time Cutter Prnter Stockton, Watford, Rickmansworth |
Wilfred
Farndale 1911 to 1985 Married
Doris Evelyn Howard in 1939 Stockton,
Sodbury, Gisborne, New Zealand |
Tom Farndale
10 September 1912 to 1975 Engineer metal and sheet turner Married Freda M
E Tuck in 1939 Stockton, Middlesex, Uxbridge, Hillingdon |
Mary Farndale 1916 to ? Stockton, Norwich |
Ida
Farndale 6 November 1907 to 1992 Married John F Barker in 1931 Stockton The Barker Family |
Mary Elizabeth Farndale 13 November 1910 to 7 April 1963 Married Thomas Wilson in 1950 Stockton |
Nora Farndale 1911 to 26 April 1913 Died aged 2 Stockton FAR00771 |
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Margaret Farndale
9 August 1936 to 17 December 1993 Married George A Boocock in 1954 Durham, Stockton, Cleveland |
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Mavis Farndale 23 May 1941 to April 1999 Married Kenneth Cartwright in 1962 Durham |
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Sheila Farndale 1943 Married Brian Hicks in 1962 and Stanley Marshall in 1971 Watford, Hertfordshire. Northallerton |
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The Boocock Family |
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The Cartwright Family |
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The Ancestry of
the Stockton 3 Line
The
Stockton 3 Line can trace back from William to the Ampleforth 1 Line as
follows:
William
Farndale (FAR00377),
1849 - 1927
William Farndale (FAR00286), 1824 -
1910
Jethro Farndale (FAR00218), 1790 -
1882
Elias Farndale (FAR00184), 1755 –
1831
Elias Farndale (FAR00147), 1733 -
1783
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 Elias 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 Stockton 3 Line
1849 |
William Farndale, son of William and Bessy (nee
Langdale) Farndale, was born in the Malton area. |
8 February 1870 |
William Farndale Senior married Jane Gale of Firby,
at the Parish Church, Bedale. William Farndale was a footman at Huttons Ambro. |
3 May 1870 |
William Farndale Junior, son of William and Jane
Farndale, was born in Bedale. |
20 May 1873 |
James Farndale, son of William and Jane Farndale,
was born at Bedale. William Farndale Senior was a labourer in a wine
vault at Firby, near Bedale. |
31 August 1875 |
Tom Farndale, son of William and Jane Farndale, was
born at Bedale. |
1878 |
Harriet Annie Farndale, daughter of William and Jane
Farndale, was born in Stockton. She married Edward Simpson in 1900 in
Stockton. They had a family of six. She was buried on 2 May 1920 in Durham
Road Cemetery, Stockton. |
18 February 1880 |
George Farndale, son of William and Jane Farndale,
was born in Stockton. William Farndale Senior was a cartman in Stockton. |
By 1881 |
William Farndale Senior was a van driver/car man at
Stockton. |
16 September 1886 |
Mary Elizabeth Farndale, daughter of William and
Jane Farndale, was born in Stockton. She married Robert Jarrett in Stockton
in 1910 and they had a daughter. Robert Jarrett was a millhand. She died in
1973. |
12 January 1889 |
Clara Farndale, daughter of William and Jane
Farndale, was born in Stockton. Clara married John H Steinmetz in Stockton in
1913. They had five children. John was a foundry worker. Clara Steinmetz died
in 1980. |
By 1891 |
William Farndale Senior was a boilersmith’s labourer
at Stockton. James Farndale was a labourer in the iron works at
Stockton. Tom Farndale was a furnace boy, aged 15, in
Stockton. |
13 January 1894 |
William Farndale Junior married Mary Ann Carter at
Long Wittenham Berkshire. They moved to Norwich and he was the Founder of the Norwich Line. |
By 1901 |
James Farndale and Tom Farndale were labourers in
the steam engine works at Stockton. George Farndale was a labourer in an iron foundry in
Stockton. |
19 May 1902 |
James Farndale married Margaret Murray at Stockton. |
1903 |
Violet Farndale, daughter of James and Margaret
Farndale, was born in Stockton. She died aged 1 on 17 April 1904. |
1905 |
Annie Farndale, daughter of James and Margaret
Farndale, was born in Stockton. Annie became a printer’s assistant at
Harrison Printing Works, Stockton. She married Sam Oakley in 1925. She died
in 1992. |
21 August 1906 |
Tom Farndale married Dora Jane Perkins in Stockton. |
1907 |
George Farndale married Margaret Ellen Nichol in
Stockton. |
13 July 1907 |
Cecil Farndale, son of Tom and Dora Farndale, was
born in Stockton. |
17 July 1907 |
Albert Farndale, son of James and Margaret Farndale,
was born in Stockton. |
6 November 1907 |
Ida Farndale,
daughter of George and Margaret Farndale, was born in Stockton. She married
John Barker in 1931. She died in 1992. |
7 February 1909 |
John William Farndale, son of Tom and Dora Farndale,
was born in Stockton. |
4 October 1909 |
James Farndale joined the Druids. |
13 November 1910 |
Mary Elizabeth
Farndale, daughter of George and Margaret Farndale, was born in Stockton. She
married Thomas Wilson in 1950. He died in 1963. |
1911 |
Nora Farndale was
born in Stockton, but died aged 2. |
By 1911 |
James Farndale was an iron foundry labourer. |
About 1911 |
Wilfred Farndale, son of Tom and Dora Farndale, was
born in Stockton. Wilf Farndale emigrated to New Zealand and is Founder of
the Sodbury (New Zealand 2) Line. |
10 September 1912 |
Tom Farndale Junior, son of Tom and Dora Farndale,
was born in Stockton. Tom Farndale was am engineer metal and sheet turner who
moved to Middlesex. He is Founder of the Uxbridge Line. |
About 1916 |
Mary Farndale, daughter of Tom and Dora Farndale,
was born in Stockton. She married Frederick Clarke in 1947 in Norwich. |
1916 |
James Farndale Junior, son of James and Margaret
Farndale, was born in Stockton. |
By 1921 |
Albert Farndale was an errand Boy aged 13, with
Brown Joiner. |
3 February 1927 |
William Farndale was buried at Durham Road Cemetery,
Stockton. |
1936 |
Albert Farndale married Margaret Doris Livingston in
Stockton. |
9 August 1936 |
Margaret Farndale, daughter of Albert and Margaret
Farndale, was born in Stockton. |
1938 |
John William Farndale married Vero O’Bruce at
Watford, Hertfordshire. They had a daughter, Sheila. |
By 1939 |
Cecil Farndale was a heavy chemical process worker
in Stockton. John William Farndale was a Guilts Time Cutter
Printer in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. |
1940 |
Mavis Farndale, daughter of Albert and Margaret
Farndale, was born in Stockton. |
16 March 1941 |
Private James Farndale aged 24 of the West Yorkshire
Regiment (Prince of Wales Own) second Battalion died of wounds on 16 March
1941 in Eritrea. He is buried at Keren War Cemetery in Eritrea. On 3 August 1940, the Italians invaded British
Somaliland. The operation to recapture British Somaliland began on 16 March
1941 from Aden, in the first successful Allied landing on an enemy-held beach
of the war. Keren was the last Italian
stronghold in Eritrea and the scene of the most decisive battle of the war in
East Africa in February and March 1941. Guarding the entrance from the
western plains to the Eritrean plateau, the only road passing through a deep
gorge with precipitous and well fortified mountains on either side, Keren
formed a perfect defensive position. On these heights the Italians
concentrated some 23,000 riflemen, together with a large number of well sited
guns and mortars. A preliminary assault by United Kingdom and Indian troops
was repulsed after a week of bitter fighting, although they gained and held a
valuable position on Cameron's Ridge, on the left of the road. The final
battle began a month later. After ten days of gruelling combat the
Commonwealth troops succeeded in forcing their way through the seemingly
impregnable defences on the ridge and finally through the 200 metre long road
block which the Italians had blasted at the narrowest point in the pass.
Keren was taken on 27 March. |
1948 |
Cecil Farndale married Amelia Hawksby. |
5 January 1955 |
Margaret Farndale, wife of Albert Farndale, was
buried at Durham Road Cemetery, Stockton. |
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1 March 1955 |
Tom Farndale died in Stockton and is buried at
Durham Road Cemetery, Stockton. |
2 February 1961 |
James Farndale Senior was buried at Durham Road
Cemetery, Stockton. |
1966 |
Albert Farndale died aged 66. |
3 August 1975 |
John William Farndale died in Stockton. |
1991 |
Cecil Farndale died in Cleveland. |
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