Joseph Farndale
1857 to 1891
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1857
Joseph Farndale,
son of John and Sarah Ann Farndale (FAR00293)
was born in or about 1857 at Bramley, Leeds (census).
1861
1861
Census –
Bramley (Leeds) (Old Hall Yard, Town Street, Leeds
Bramley, Hunslet
John Farndale,
aged 33, born Yearley, Cordwainer
Sarah A Farndale,
wife aged 29, born 1832
Joseph Farndale, aged 4, born
Bramley 1857
Elizabeth
Farndale, aged 3, born Bramley 1858
Elias Farndale,
aged 1, born Bramley 1860
1871
1871
Census (6 Old Hall Yard, Bramley, Leeds)
John
Farndale, head, aged 41, born 1830 in Yearsley, shoemaker
Sarah
Ann Farndale, wife, born 1832 in Rider (aged 39)
Joseph
Farndale, son aged 14, born 1857, Yorkshire, shoemaker
Jethro
Farndale, son, aged 9, born 1862, Yorkshire, scholar
Elizabeth
Farndale, daughter, born 1865, Yorkshire, scholar
William
Farndale, son, born 1869, Yorkshire
1881
1881
Census –
Bramley (Old Hall)
John Farndale,
Head, aged 50, born 1831 at Yearsley, a shoemaker
Sarah A Farndale,
49, born 1832
Joseph Farndale, son, born 1857,
a shoemaker
Peter Farndale,
son, born 1862, a shoemaker
Elizabeth
Farndale, born 1855, a shoemaker machinist
Walter Farndale,
son, born 1872, a scholar
John Farndale,
son, born 1872, a scholar
All children
shown born at Bramley
1883
Joseph Farndale
married Martha Tomlinson Hill or Emma Selby at Leeds
in the second quarter of 1883
1891
Joseph Farndale,
died at Bramley aged 34 in the first quarter of 1891.