Henry Farndale


28 July 1861 (baptised) to 1950

 

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FAR00419

 

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Workhouse inmate and general labourer

 

1861

 

Henry Farndale, son of Joseph and Margaret (nee Brown) Farndale (FAR00285) was baptised at St Lawrence, York on 28 July 1861. His birth was registered in the third quarter of 1861.

 

To check - later records suggest he was born about 1856, but this was probably due to him getting his age wrong. Whether the same person as FAR00446.

 

1871

 

Census 1871 – Brick Yard Lane, St Nicholas, York

 

Henry Farndale, nephew of Christopher King, aged 9. Born 1861. Henry, aged 9, lived with his uncle, Christopher King, a brickmaker.

 

1881

 

1881 Census, York Union Workhouse, Union Lane, York

 

Henry aged 21, shown in a long list residing at the workhouse. He was a brickmaker.

 

1885

 

Yorkshire Evening Press, 30 April 1885: A FIRE LIGHTED BY TRAMPS ON THE HIGHWAY. At Mr Cobb’s offices this morning before Major Stapleton, and Mr J Walker, two tramps named John Sullivan and Henry Farndale, were fined 5d each and the costs for having lighted a fire in the centre of the high road at Sheriff Hutton during the previous night.

 

Sheriff Hutton is just north of York.

 

Henry was Joseph Farndale’s cousin, at the time the Chief Constable of Birmingham.

 

Summary conviction of John Sullivan and Henry Farndale of no fixed residence for making a fire within 50 feet of the Sheriff Hutton and Stittenham high road Offence committed at the township of Sheriff Hutton on 30 April 1885 Bulmer East Petty Sessional division - case heard at York on 30 Apr 1885 (Document reference          QSB 1885 3/10/1/20 Level, Item Extent, 1 piece Catalogue status,           Catalogued).

1891

 

1891 Census, York

 

Henry Farndale aged 30, lived with the Ridley family at York, St Lawrence as a lodger. He was a general labourer. 

 

1901

 

1901 Census, York

 

Henry Farndale aged 41, lived with the Ridley family at York, St Lawrence as a boarder. He was a general labourer. 

 

1911

 

Census 1911 – 33 Brinkworth Terrace, York

 

Henry Farndale, a boarder with the Craven family. A carter. Born at Shaftoes Cottages York in about 1855. From this point there appears to be a mistake with his age and therefore DOB.

 

1921

 

Census 1921 York

 

Now available but not yet checked.

 

1939

 

1939 Register – 75 Huntington Road, York

 

A patient and general labourer. Born 1856.

 

1950

Henry Farndale, age 94 (in fact he was 89) died at York District third quarter 1950. (
DR)