Ethel Margaret Farndale
14 July 1889 to 1967
FAR00639A
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Leeds
1889
Ethel Margaret Farndale,
daughter of John and Rose (nee Taylor) Farndale (FAR00424) was born on 14 July 1889 (1939 Register) at Leeds.
1891
Census
1891 – Fenton Street, Leeds
John Farndale,
35, monumental letter cutter, born Wakefield in 1856
Rose
Farndale, 32, born Derbyshire in 1859
Henry
Farndale, son, scholar, born Leeds in 1884
John
William Farndale, 4, scholar, born Leeds in 1887
Ethel
Margaret Farndale, 1, born Leeds in 1890
Elizabeth
M Matin, 21, a tailoress, lodger
1901
Census
1901 – 140 Fenton Street, Leeds
John
Farndale, 44, architectural carver, born Wakefield in 1857
Rose
Farndale, 41, born Derbyshire in 1860
Henry
Farndale, son, 17, solicitor’s clerk, born Leeds in 1884
John
W Farndale, 14, office boy litho, born Leeds in 1887
Ethel
M Farndale, 11, born Leeds in 1890
1911
Census
1911 – 140 Fenton Street, Leeds
John
Farndale, 55, monumental sculptor, born Wakefield in 1856
Rose
Farndale, 52, born Derbyshire in 1859
Henry
Farndale, son, 27, engineer’s draghtsman, born Leeds
in 1884
John
William Farndale, 25, sorting clerk, born Leeds in 1886
Ethel
Margaret Farndale, 21, shorthand clerk, born Leeds in 1890
1939
1939
Register – 12
Falkland Grove, Leeds
Ethel M Farndale,
born 14 July 1889, single, secretary machine trade
Wakefield
1967
Ethel M Farndale died aged 77
in 1967 and her death was registered in the second quarter of 1967 at Wakefield (GRO
Vol 2d page 609).