George Farndale

8 February 1880 to 24 October 1966

The Stockton 3 Line

FAR00565

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Stockton

1880

George Farndale, son of William (a carman of 22 Alberto Street, Stockton) and Jane (nee Gale) Farndale (FAR00377) was born at 22 Alberto Street, Stockton on 8 February 1880 (BR and 1939 Register). His birth was registered by W Farndale, father, in Stockton on 22 Mar 1880 (GRO Vol 10a and page 78).

1881

1881 Census – 22 Alberto Street, Stockton

William Farndale, 32, van driver/carman, born Malton

Jane Farndale, 31, born Bedale 1850

James Farndale, son, 8, born Bedale 1873

Tom Farndale, 5, born Bedale 1876

Harriet A Farndale, 3, born Stockton 1878

George Farndale, 1, born Stockton 1880

1891

1891 Census Alberto Street, Stockton

William Farndale, 42, boilersmith labourer, born Malton

Jane Farndale, 41, born Bedale 1850

James Farndale, son, 17, born Bedale 1873, labourer iron works

Tom Farndale, 15, born Bedale 1876, furnace boy

Harriet A Farndale, 13, born Stockton 1878

George Farndale, 11, born Stockton 1880, scholar

Mary E Farndale, 4 scholar, born Stockton 1887

Clara Farndale, 2, born 1889

1901

1901 Census, 22 Alberto Street, Stockton

William Farndale, 51, general labourer, born Malton

Jane Farndale, 51, born Bedale 1850

James Farndale, son, 27, born Bedale 1873, labourer steam engine works

Tom Farndale, 25, born Bedale 1876, labourer steam engine works

Mary E Farndale, 14, born Stockton 1887

Clara Farndale, 12, born 1889 Stockton

George Farndale, 21, son, labourer iron foundry born 1880

1907

George Farndale, married Margaret Ellen Nichol in the first quarter of 1907 at Stockton District (MR).

Ida Farndale (FAR00745), their daughter, was born in Stockton in 1907.

1910

Mary Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00765), their daughter, was born in Stockton in 1910.

1911

1911 Census – 38 Craister Street, Stockton

George Farndale, head, 31, iron founder’s labourer

Margaret Ellen Farndale, 27

Ida Farndale, daughter, 3, born Stockton in about 1908

Mary Elizabeth Farndale, daughter, 0, born Stockton in about 1911

James Nichol, a shipyard labourer , a boarder aged 25

1921

1921 Census – Stockton

George Farndale, head, married, 41, foundry labourer with M Downing & Sons, Stockton

Margaret E Farndale, 37

Ida Farndale, 13

Mary E Farndale, 10, in full time education

1939

1939 Register – 22 Weston Crescent, Stockton

George Farndale, born 8 February 1880, widowed, a steel foundry labourer

Boarding with the Masons

1960

Not sure if this is him as the location is wrong: The News, 30 September 1960: OLD PEOPLE’S ARM BANS WILL GLOW AT NIGHT. Soon in the South of England, old people will soon be wearing fluorescent arm bands as they walk along the streets at night.... arm bands were given to... Mr and Mrs George Farndale...

1966

George Farndale, died age 86 at Durham SE District in the fourth quarter of 1966. George Farndale died on 24 October 1966 aged 86. He was buried at Durham Road Cemetery, Stockton on Tees on 27 October 1966 (DR).