19 February 1849 to 3 February 1927 (buried)
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Huttons Ambo, Barton le Street and Appleton le Street
1849
William
Farndale, son of William and Bessy (nee Langdale) Farndale (FAR00286) was born at Barton le Street on
19 February 1849 (Birth
Certificate).
William Farndale’s birth was registered at Malton District on 25 February 1849
(GRO Vol 24, page 475).
1851
1851
Census – Barton-le-Street (4km west of Malton)
James
Langdale (William’s father in law), 56, agricultural labourer
Easter
Langdale, 56, his wife
William
Farndale, 26, agricultural labourer
Betsy
Farndale, William’s wife, 25
John
Farndale, 3
William
Farndale, 2
1861
1861
Census – Appleton Street (1km east of Barton le Street)
William Farndale, 37, licensed hawker
Betsy
Farndale, William’s wife, 36, dressmaker
John
Farndale, 13
William
Farndale, 12
Elizabeth
Farndale, 5
James
Farndale, 3
George
Farndale 2
Mary
Farndale, 5 months
Bedale
1870
William
Farndale of full age, a bachelor and footman of Huttons
Ambo, son of William Farndale, a licensed hawker, married Jane Gale, of
full age, of Firby, daughter of Job Gale, a labourer, at the Parish Church, Bedale, on 8 February 1870 (Bedale
PR, Marriage Certificate).
Jane
Gale (1850 to 1929) was born in Bedale in 1850 and baptised there on 25
December 1850 (Bedale PR). She was the
daughter of Job Gale (1819 to 1899), a farm labourer, and Harriet Gale (1819 to
1898).
Their
son William Farndale (FAR00498)
was born on 3 May 1870 at Bedale (1939
Register) and baptised in Bedale on 19 October 1870 (Bedale
PR). His birth was registered in Bedale in the second quarter of
1870 (GRO Vol 9d page 508).
1871
His
wife lived with her parents in law just after they married and his son William
continued to live with the Gale family.
Census
1871 – Firby, Bedale
Job
Gale and his family
Jane
Farndale, his daughter, 24
William
Farndale, 0, his grandson
1873
James
Farndale (FAR00521)
son of William Farndale (labourer in a wine
vault at Firby, near Bedale) and Jane Farndale (nee Gale) was born in
Firby on 20 May 1873 (1939 Register) (Birth Certificate). His birth was
registered in Bedale District by Jane
Farndale, his mother of Firby, on 14 June 1873. He was baptised on 13 June 1873
at Bedale (GRO Vol 9d page 528).
1875
Tom Farndale (FAR00536), son of
William and Jane Farndale, was born in Bedale
District on 31 August 1875 (1939 Register). Tom Farndale’s birth was registered
in Bedale district in the fourth quarter of
1875 (GRO Vol 9d page 619).
Stockton
1878
Harriet Annie Farndale (FAR00554),
daughter of William and Jane Farndale, was born in Stockton District in 1878. Harriet Annie
Farndale’s birth was registered in Stockton
District in the first quarter of 1878 (GRO Vol 10a
page 52).
1880
George Farndale (FAR00565)
son of William (a carman of 22
Alberto Street, Stockton) and Jane (nee Gale) Farndale, was born at 22 Alberto
Street, Stockton on 8 February 1880 (1939
Register). His birth was registered by W Farndale, father, in Stockton on 22 Mar 1880 (GRO
Vol 10a and page 78).
1881
Census
1881 – Firby Cottages, Firby, Bedale
Job
Gale and his family, farm labourer
William
Farndale, 10, scholar
1881
Census – 22 Alberta 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
1887
Mary
Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00618)
daughter of William Farndale (FAR00377),
was born in Guisborough District on 16
September 1886 (death record). Mary Elizabeth Farndale’s birth
was registered in Stockton District in the
fourth quarter of 1886 (GRO Vol 10a page 63).
1889
Clara Farndale (FAR00631) daughter of William
and Jane (nee Gale) Farndale (FAR00377) was born in Stockton District on 12 January 1889 (1939 Register). Clara Farndale’s birth
was registered in Stockton District in the
first quarter of 1889 (GRO Vol 10a page
79).
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
1911
1911
Census
William
Farndale, 62, born Barton Street, Malton, a general labourer
Jane
Farndale, his wife, 62
1921
William
Farndale, 71 years and 3 months, married, born Barton le Street, General Labourer with
Ashore, Bearson, Pease, Gas Power Engineer, Parkfield works, Stockton.
Jane
Farndale was in Bedale with her sister.
1927
William Farndale, died aged 77 and was buried on 3 February 1927 at Durham Road Cemetery, Stockton (Stockton PR). The death was registered in the first quarter of 1927 (DR Vol 10A page 99).
1929
Jane Farndale died in 1929, aged 79, in Stockton, and
her death was registered in the second quarter of 1929 (GRO Vol 10a page 114).