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Thomas Farndale
FAR00474
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Agricultural labourer and stocksman |
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Huttons
Ambo
1866
Thomas Farndale, son of William
(a licensed hawker of Low Hutton, Huttons
Ambo) and Bessy (nee Langdale)
Farndale (FAR00286), was
born on 2 May 1866 in Malton District and baptised on 8 May 1866 (BC and IGI).
The birth was registered by Bessy Farndale, mother, in Malton District on 23
April 1866, Bessy made her mark (GRO Vol 9d page 351).
Thomas must have been twin
with Jane (FAR00476), so his birth
date must have been 2 May 1866 and it is strange he did not share a baptism date
on 20 May 1866 with Jane.
1871
1871 Census, Huttons Ambo:
William Farndale, 45, licensed hawker
(born Yearsley)
Betsy Farndale, William’s wife, 44,
licensed hawker
Elizabeth Farndale, 15, servant out of
situation (b1856)
Mary Farndale, 10 (b1861)
Ann Farndale, 9 (b1862)
Robert Farndale, 7 (b1864)
Jane Farndale, 6 (b1865)
Thomas Farndale, 5 (b1866)
Charles Farndale, 3 (b1868)
Alice Farndale, 2 (b1869)
Weaverthorpe, near Pickering
1881
1881 Census – Weaverthorpe
(south of Pickering)
Thomas Farndale was shown as a farm
servant aged 15. Charles Jackson was the head of the household. Joseph Farndale
aged 32 was shown as a farm servant at the same place.
1883
The Yorkshire
Gazette, 27 January 1883 reported: Malton. Norton Police. Mr Jno
Southwell, farmer, of Ganton Wold, claimed £1
compensation from Thomas Farndale, of Leavening, for leaving his service
without just cause, whereby he had suffered damage to the amount claimed.
Mr Southwell’s agent hired the youth at Malton on the 23rd of
December. He entered service on the 26th, and
ran away on the 7th of January. He now alleges that he “could
not settle”. The Bench ordered him to pay the £1 claimed and 4s 6d costs.
1889
Thomas Farndale, ages 24 a bachelor, farm labourer
of 91, Pierson Street, Stockton-on-Tees,
son of William Farndale, a
letter carrier, married Sarah Pugh (1864 to 1940) aged 22, of 91 Pierson
Street, daughter of William Pugh (deceased) at The Register Office Stockton on
5th December 1889. Both signed. Witnesses Benjamin Hall and Mary Whitehead (her
mark). Ninian Cairnes (MC).
Thomas Farndale
Sarah Hannah Pugh
1890
They appear to have been at Wressle
(near Selby and not far from Leeds) briefly when their son Thomas was born in 1890
but back at High Worsall, about 20km west of Stokesley later that year when he
was buried.
Thomas Farndale (FAR00641) was born and died in 1890.
Low
Worsall, Stokesley
1891
1891 Census, Low Worsall, Stokesley
Thomas Farndale, Head, agricultural
labourer
Sarah Farndale, his wife
1893
Robert William Farndale (FAR00662), born 3
September 1893
1895
James Farndale (FAR00669), born 16 June 1895 (Letter,
BR)
1899
Sarah Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00693), born 1899
Barnard
Castle
1901
1901 Census, Witterby Gardens, Headlam, Barnard
Castle, Durham
Thomas Farndale, head, stocksman, born
Hutton Ambro, aged 35 (so born 1865)
Sarah Farndale, aged 36
Robert William Farndale (FAR00662), son, aged 7
James Farndale (FAR00669), son, aged 5
Sarah Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00693), daughter,
aged 2
1902
Clara Farndale (FAR00713) born 18 May 1902
Ripon
They also lived in the Ripon
Area (Letter).
Darlington
1911
1911 Census – Hurworth on Tees, Darlington
Sarah Farndale, 47, domestic charwoman
Sarah Elizabeth Farndale, 12, at school,
born Thornaby in 1899
Clara Farndale, at school, 8, at school,
born Cleasby in 1903
Stokesley
1921
1921 census – Stokesley
Now available but not yet checked
1935
Thomas Farndale, died, aged 69, at Wakefield
District on 10 December 1935. (DR)
Thornaby
on Tees
1939
1939 Register – 59 Grange Road, Thornaby on Tees
Robert W Farndale, born 4 September
1893, builders and general labourer, married (his son)
Sarah Farndale, born 1 December 1862,
widowed (his widow).