John William Farndale
21 January 1894 (Baptised) to 29 June 1954

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Huttons Ambo

 

1894

 

John William Farndale, son of James and Elizabeth Ann Farndale (FAR00427), was baptised at Huttons Ambo on 21 January 1894.

1901

 

Census 1901 – 2 Spittle Street, Malton

 

John McLean, 33, agricultural labourer

Alice McLean, 33

Elizabeth Farndale, 12, daughter, born Norton in 1889

John William Farndale, son, 8, born Malton 1893

Henry Farndale, 4, son, born Malton 1897

Edward Farndale, son, 2 born Malton 1899

 

1911

 

1911 Census – Pasture House, Whitewell York, Whitewell

 

John William Farndale, 17, a waggoner on farm, born at Huttons Ambo in 1894.

 

1915

 

Military Service

 

L/28839 Driver John W Farndale, born Huttons Ambro in 1893

 

Service: Royal Field Artillery, 164th (Yorks), 176th Brigade.

 

Medals and decorations: Victory Medal, British War Medal

 

Short Service Attestation on 7 June 1915

 

Address was Fir Cottage, Huttons Ambo, Yorkshire. He was 21 and a farm servant. Single. He was originally enlisted into 176th (Leicester) Brigade Royal Field Artillery. His Descriptive Report have his next of kin as his father, James Farndale. He was 5 feet and 6.5 inches tall.

 

1916

 

He was posted to 238 Brigade, RFA from May 1916. He was in France with the Expeditionary Force. This was also confirmed in his Identity Certificate on discharge.

 

His Medical document confirmed that he was a farm worker before he joined the Army.

 

On 4 June 1916 his brother (it is not clear from the signature which one) wrote a letter to the Secretary of State asking for any news of John who the family had not heard from for some time. His address was given as 28839 JW Farndale, R Battery, A Sub, 8th London Brigade RFA, 47th Division, BWEF, France.

 

His Active Service record shows he travelled to Le Havre from Southampton on 8 and 9 January 1916 and was in the Field with R Battery (later D Battery 235th Brigade RFA).

 

1920

 

He was demobilised in March 1920.

 

He had a clean conduct sheet.

 

1921

 

1921 Census – Malton

 

Now available but not yet checked

 

1928

John William Farndale, married Elsie M Hammond in the second quarter of 1928 (age 34) at Ripon District. (MR)

1954

John William Farndale did in York District on 29 June 1954 (DR).