Thomas Edward Farndale
1 February (or 13 January) 1886 to 1940
FAR00608
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Stockton
1886
Thomas
Edward Farndale, son of Thomas William (brass finisher of 21 Cobden Street,
Stockton) and Elizabeth Shinton (nee White) Farndale, (FAR00375) born at
Cobden Street, Stockton on 13 January 1886 (Birth
Certificate), or 1 February 1886 (1939 Register).
The birth was registered by T W Farndale, father, of Stockton on 13 February 1886 (GRO
Vol 10a page 66).
1891
Census
1891 – Cardigan Street, Stockton
-on-Tees, Durham
Thomas
Wm Farndale, head, a brass finisher, 42
Elizabeth
Shinton Farndale, wife, 42, born Wales in 1849
Edith
E Farndale, 14, born in Stockton in 1877
William
J Farndale, 9, born Stockton in 1882
Thomas
E Farndale, 5, born Stockton in 1886
1901
Census
1901 – 8
Inkerman Street, Stockton
Elizabeth S Farndale, 52
Edith E Farndale, 24
William J
Farndale, 19, clerk iron and steel works
Thomas E Farndale, 15, apprentice
draughtsman iron and steel works
1911
Census
1911 – 8
Inkerman Street, Stockton
Elizabeth Skinton Farndale, head, 62, widow
Edith Elizabeth
farndale, 34, single
William James Farndale.
29, single, law clerk
Thomas Edward
Farndale, 25,
draughtsman
Percy George
Newton, 29, fitter engineer
Stratford upon Avon
1920
Sheffield
Daily Telegraph, 12 August 1920: MOTOR BUSES OVER NEW ROUTES AT WATH. At a meeting
of the Wath Urban Council it was decided that motor buses plying for hire over
new routes in the urban district should, in the case of vehicles licenced to
carry ten persons, pay an initial fee of 10s 6d and a penny per car mile, and
in the case of vehicles of larger capacity a fee of £1 1s and 2d per car mile.
The fees for the public baths were raised to a flat rate of 6d for adults and
3d for children, and for slipper baths to 9d per person. Mr T E Farndale of
Stratford upon Avon was appointed clerk of works for the housing scheme at a
salary of £6 10s per week.
Scunthorpe
1939
1939
Register – 25 Oswald Street, Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire
Thomas
Edward Farndale, born 1 February 1886, single, engineer draughtsman
1940
Thomas Edward Farndale, died age 54 at Scunthorpe
District, Lincolnshire in the third quarter of 1940 (DR).