Thomas William Farndale
13 June 1882 to 27 December 1950 (buried)
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Egton
1882
Thomas
William Farndale, son of Samuel (iron stone miner of Egton) and Mary (nee
Hoggarth) Farndale (FAR00410)
was born at Egton on 13 June 1882 (Birth Certificate) and baptised on 2 July 1882. The
birth was registered in Whitby District by
Mary Farndale, mother, of Egton on 10 July
1882 (GRO Vol 9d page 463).
1891
Census
1891 – Egton
Samuel
Farndale, 35, head, iron stone miner
Mary
Farndale, 28
Sarah
Farndale, 10, scholar, born Egton about 1881
Thomas
Farndale, son, 8, scholar, born Egton about 1883
Annie
Farndale, 7, scholar, born Egton about 1884
John
Farndale, 0, born Egton about 1891
Liverton Mines
1892
Liverton
Mines School, 2 November 1892 – Thomas Farndale, who had been in Standard 2 a
few weeks, was put down into Standard 1 owing to “dullness”. “The aforesaid
boy, however, instead of obeying, walked out of school. He came again in the
afternoon and resumed his place in St 2. On being told he could not be allowed
there, but would have to go into St 1 he again walked out of the room. The
master requainted the managers with the particulars
of the case.”
3
November. The boy mentioned above repeated his conduct of yesterday, today.
4
November. Today, the above boy walked quietly into Standard 1 desks, and on
being spoken to, spoke quite insolently to the master, and said he would do
nothing. He has however done his work today.
Loftus
1901
Census
1901 – 3 Newcomen Terrace, Loftus
Sam
Farndale, 46, ironstone miner
Mary
Farndale, 38
Thomas
Farndale, 18, blast furnace
labourer
John
Farndale, 11
Meggie Farndale, 8, born Liverton Mines 1893
The
Cuthbert family (also an ironstone miner)
1908
Thomas W Farndale, married Christie Ann Dixon in
the fourth quarter of 1908 at Guisborough
District. (MR)
1909
Leslie
Farndale (FAR00757) was born
in Loftus on 29 March 1909.
1911
1911
census – 4 Martin Row, Liverton Mines, Loftus
Thomas
William Farndale, 28, ironstone miner
(rachet)
Christine
Ann Farndale, 27, born Whitby
Leslie
Farndale, son, 2, born Loftus in 1909
A
visitor
Polly
Farndale (FAR00774) was born
in Loftus in or about 1911.
1913
Ethel
Farndale (FAR00798) was born
in or about 1913 and died on 11 December 1913.
1914
Alice
Farndale (FAR00806) was born
at Liverton Mines on 3 October 1914.
1917
Thomas
William Farndale (FAR00842)
was born at Loftus on 15 August 1917.
1920
Christie
Ann Farndale (FAR00860)
was born at Loftus on 7 May 1920.
1921
Thomas
William Farndale, 39, lights on man, Loftus urban district
council
Christie
Ann Farndale, 38
Leslie
Farndale, 12, in full time education, born Loftus in about 1909
Polly
Farndale, 10, born Loftus in about 1911
Alice
Farndale, 6, born Liverton Mines in about 1915
Thomas
William Farndale, 2, born Loftus in about 1919
Christie
Ann Farndale, 1, born Loftus in about 1920
Frank
Wiltshire, 52, boarder. Ironstone miner
1923
Elizabeth
Farndale (FAR00887)
was born on 10 October 1923.
1939
1939
Register – 53 Coronation Road, Loftus
Thomas
W Farndale, born 13 June 1882, local authority cartman
Christie
A Farndale, born 6 August 1883
Thomas
W Farndale, born 15 August 1917, underground mines horse driver
Christie
A Farndale (later Burton), born 7 May 1920, domestic servant
John Stayert
1950
Thomas W Farndale, died aged 68 in
Cleveland District in the last quarter of 1950. He was buried at Loftus cemetery on 27 December 1950. (DR)