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George Farndale
FAR00437
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1859
George Farndale, son of
William and Bessy (nee Langdale) Farndale (FAR00286) was born in Malton
District in 1859 (BR). George Farndale’s birth was registered in Malton
District in the first quarter of 1859 (GRO Vol 9d page 311).
1861
1861 Census – Appleton le Street
William Farndale, head, 37,
licensed hawker, born Yearsley (FAR00286)
Bessy Farndale, wife, 36,
dressmaker
John Farndale, son aged 13 (FAR00374)
William Farndale, son, aged
12 (FAR00377)
Elizabeth Farndale, daughter,
aged 5, born Appleton-le-Street (FAR00415)
James Farndale, son, aged 3
born Appleton-le-Street (FAR00427)
*
George Farndale, son, aged 2 born
Appleton-le-Street *
Mary Farndale, daughter aged
5 months born Appleton-le-Street (not
FAR00402)(FAR00441)
1871
1871 Census – Musley
Bank, Huttons Ambro, Malton
George Farndale was a servant, aged 12, with the Key family.
1876
The Yorkshire Post and Leeds
Intelligencer, 17 June 1876: DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTING
PLACES. ... SIR CHARLS STRICKLAND, Bart, wishes to find a place as SECOND
FOTMAN, for a youtyh who has been three years in his
service. Age 17. Address: George Farndale, Hildenley,
Malton.
1881
1881 Census – 34 Belgrave Square, London
George Farndale, 22, born
Appleton le Street in 1859, a domestic footman
1888
George Farndale married Eliza Warters, 28, on 31
July 1888 at Scrayingham. George was 29. Eliza lived
at Leppingham. (MR)
1889
Lily Farndale (FAR00635) was born on 9 July 1889
at Westow.
1891
1891 Census – Middle Field, Kirkham, Malton
George Farndale, 32, born Appleton le
Street 1859, a postman
Eliza Farndale, 30
Lilly Farndale, 1
Ethel Mary Farndale (FAR00645) was born on 19
March 1891 at Kirkham Abbey.
1893
William Henry Farndale (FAR00655) was born on
12 February 1893 at Kirkham Abbey.
1895
Florence Farndale (FAR00671) was born on 22
September 1895 at Kirkham Abbey.
In May 1895, when conveying
letters from Kirkham Abbey to Birdsall, George Farndale was thrown from his
horse and dislocated his shoulder:
York Herald, 27 May 1895: ACCIDENT TO A RURAL POSTMAN. On Friday
a rural postman, named Farndale, who conveys the letters from Kirkham at Abbey
to Birdsall etc, was thrown from his horse and had his shoulder dislocated. Dr
Colby, Malton, attended to the injury.
1901
1901 Census – Kirkham
George Farndale, head, aged 42, postman,
born Appleton-le-Street (ie born 1859)(FAR00437)
Eliza, wife, aged 40
Lily Farndale, aged 11, born Westow (FAR00635)
Ethel Mary Farndale, aged 10, born
Kirkham Abbey
William Henry Farndale, aged 8, born
Kirkham Abbey (FAR00655)
Florence Farndale, aged 5, born Kirkham
Abbey (FAR00671) (twin of
Blanche Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00670)
1911
1911 census – 13 Oswald Street, York
George Farndale, head, aged 52, postman,
born Appleton-le-Street
Eliza, wife, aged 50
Lily Farndale, aged 21, dressmaker
Ethel Mary Farndale, aged 20, book keeper, single
William Henry Farndale, aged 18, born
Kirkham Abbey, gardener
Florence Farndale, aged 15, born
Kirkham, at school
1921
George Farndale, head, aged 62, postman
retired, born Appleton-le-Street
Eliza, wife, aged 60, born Scarborough
Lily Farndale, aged 32, dressmaker on
own account, single, born York
Ethel Mary Farndale, aged 30, book keeper, Poad and sons, agricultural merchants of
Walmgate, York, single, born Kirkham Abbey
William Henry Farndale, aged 28, born
Kirkham Abbey, insurance agent with Prudential, single
Florence Farndale, aged 25, born
Kirkham, single, a clerk at Bleasdale Manufacturing wholesale chemists at Collingate, York
1931
George Farndale, died, aged 72 in York District in the third quarter of 1931 (DR).
1939
1939 Census – 98 Hull Road, York
Eliza, unpaid domestic duties
Lily Farndale, unpaid domestic duties
Ethel Mary Farndale, butcher’s clerk
Florence Farndale, clerk to wholesale
chemist