William Henry Farndale
26 June 1865 to 8 September 1892 (buried)
FAR00466
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Cleveland Port
1865
William
Henry Farndale son of William Masterman (Revenue Officer of Cleveland Port) and
Jane (nee Brownbridge) Farndale, (FAR00312) was born at
Cleveland Port on 26 June 1865 (Birth Certificate),
and baptised at Ormsby on 10 July 1865. His birth was registered on 30 June
1865 at Guisborough District by Jane
Farndale, mother, of Cleveland Port (GRO Vol 9d page 472).
Runcorn, Cheshire
1871
Census
1871 – Peel Street, Runcorn, Cheshire
William
Masterman Farndale, 40, assistant c office
Jane
Farndale, 36
Charles
Farndale, 13, shipbroker’s clerk
Annie
Maria Farndale, 9
William
Henry Farndale, 5
1877
Electoral
Register 1877 – occupier of house at Trentham Street, Runcorn
1881
Electoral
Register 1881 and 1882 – South Bank Terrace, Runcorn
1891
Electoral
Register 1891 – Newhall Street, Macclesfield
Census
1891 – Bedford Villas, Egremont Road, St Bees Hensingham,
Whitehaven, Cumberland
William
M Farndale, head, married, 60, Customs House Officer, born Skelton
Jane
Farndale, 58, born Hornsea
Anne
M Farndale, 29, daughter, single
William
H Farndale, 25, son, born 1866, Rail Clerk
1892
Lancashire
Evening Post, 14 May 1892 and the Liverpool Mercury, 16 May 1892:
reported that William Henry Farndale, living at Queensbury house, Manor Road,
Churchtown, Southport, was charged with committing an assault to which he had
pleaded guilty, though the magistrate could not help regarding it of an
aggravated nature, and he was committed for two months, with hard labour.
William
Henry Farndale, died aged 27 at Guisborough
District in the third quarter 1892. William Henry Farndale of Saltburn aged 27
was buried at St Margaret’s, Brotton, on 8
September 1892 (Brotton PR).