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Gardener
and carpenter of Wandsworth, London |
Robert Farndale
FAR00318
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1832
Robert Farndale son of William & Margaret Farndale (FAR00220A) of Bishop Wilton, labourer, was baptised at Bishop Wilton on 17 June 1832 (Wilton PR & IGI).
1841
1841 Census – Bishop Wilton
Robert Farndale, 9, living
with his parents William and Margaret and his siblings William, Elizabeth and
Sarah.
1850
Robert Farndale (FAR00362) was born in or about
1850. I have found no evidence of his marriage and Robert would only have been
18. Could he have set off for a new life in London after he had a son at this
young age?
1877
Robert Farndale aged 47, a carpenter died of epilepsy at Providence Cottage, Cooper’s Arms lane, Putney, 21 Dec 1877. C Farndale, widow of the deceased was present at the death.’ (DC). Robert Farndale died Wandsworth District aged 47, in the first quarter of 1878
Cottages were usually
known by the name of the family occupying them. When they moved away, more often than not, the cottage became known by the name of
the new occupants
The Coopers Arms was
situated on Putney High Street, on the corner of Lacy Road (originally known as
Coopers Arms Lane). John Mowden traded here as victualler and cooper in the mid 17th century. This pub closed c.1905 and the last
building was demolished at the end of the 20th century.
After he died