George Edward Farndale

7 November 1897

The Ampleforth 1 Line

FAR00684

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Huttons Ambo

1898

George Edward Farndale, son of James (a postman) and Elizabeth Ann (nee Shepherdson) Farndale (FAR00427) was born in Malton District and baptised at Huttons Ambo on 9 January 1898 (Huttons Ambo PR). George Edward Farndale’s birth was registered in Malton District in the fourth quarter of 1897 (GRO Vol 9d page 408). His Prisoner of War Record below shows he was born on 7 November 1897.

1901

1901 Census – Low Hutton, Huttons Ambo

James Farndale, 43, auxiliary postman

Elizabeth A Farndale, 32

Mary E Farndale, 9

John W Farndale, 7

Blanche E Farndale, 5

George E Farndale, 3

James D Farndale, 1

1911

1911 Census, Huttons Ambo (near York)

James Farndale, Head, Gardener (jobbing), aged 53

Elizabeth Ann Farndale, wife, aged 42

Blanche Elizabeth Farndale, 15 (born about 1896), at school (FAR00670)

George Edward Farndale, 13 (born about 1898), at school (FAR00684)

James Donald Farndale, 11 (born about 1900), at school (FAR00699A)

Beatrice Annie Farndale, 9 (born about 1902), at school (FAR00711)

Thomas Harold Farndale, 7 (born about 1904), at school (FAR00724)

Charles Farndale, 4 (born about 1907) (FAR00738)

Julia Irene Farndale, 2 (born about 1909) (FAR00752)

Liby Doreen Farndale, 2 months (born about 1911 (FAR00768)

1939 to 1945

George Farndale, born on 7 November 1897 at Huttons, was recorded as a prisoner of war Number 522 at Ilag Tost (Prisoners of War, WO 416/117/64). There are no other details of his service.

Ilag VIII at Tost was an internment camp in World War II that held Allied civilians captured by the German army. The camp was located in Tost, Germany. Ilag is an abbreviation of the German word Internierungslager, which means internment camp.

1950 to 1966

George Edward Farndale lived at Huttons Ambo and later at 39 Hawthorne Avenue, Malton (Electoral Registers).