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Charles Farndale
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Gilling,
Richmond
1905
Charles Farndale, son of William and Ada
(nee Fawell) Farndale (FAR00531)
was born in Richmond District at Gillingwood Hall, Gilling on 10 September 1905 (1939 Register). The birth was registered in Richmond
Yorkshire on 7 October 1905 (BR, PR, BC, GRO Vol 9d page 661)
When Charles was born, they
lived in 1905 at Gillingwood Hall, Gilling (near Richmond) and William was then a farmer.
1911
Census 1911 – Gillingwood
Hall, Gilling, West Richmond
William Farndale, head, 35, born in Kilton in
1876, a farmer
Ada Farndale, 34, born at
Toft Hill in Durham in 1877
Annie Farndale, daughter, 10, born
1901 at Gilling West
Beatrice Farndale, 8, born
Gilling West in 1903
Charles Farndale, 5, born Gilling West in
1906
Ella Mary Margerrison, 20, a governess
A general domestic servant,
a horseman and a beastman.
1915
Ada Farndale, Charles’
mother, died at Gilling West on 16 May 1915. She was buried on 19 May 1916 at St Agatha,
Gilling, aged 38 (PR).
1921
Census 1921 – Richmond
William Farndale, 46, a
widower, farmer
Annie Farndale, his
daughter, 21 home duties
Charley Farndale, 15, assisting father on farm
1930
Leeds Mercury, 14 August 1930: THE
RICHMOND SHOW. The 19th annual show of the Richmond Agricultural Society was
held today in dull weather. The entries showed a decrease of about 200,
principally in the classes for cattle, sheep and
grain.... At the luncheon, the Marquess of Zetland, who presided, said that as Senior
Steward at the Jockey Club his personal attention has concentrated on
thoroughbred bloodstoe. He hoped in due course to
have some very useful horses, which his family had always maintained in that
class of sport. The following were the chief awards... Horses for field
purposes... Mare or Gelding, two or three years old, age considered … 3. C
Farndale, Gilling.
1931
Leeds Mercury, 4 September
1931: BLOOD STOCK SHOW.
PRICES REALISED AT REDCAR. A show and auction sale of hunters and bloodstock,
originated through the show founded two years ago in the East Riding of Malton
by Lord Middleton in order to bring breeder and buyer
into direct contact, was held at Redcar Racecourse today. The idea of
instituting this show for North Riding horse breeders and dealers was conceived
by Mr T S Petch, of Liverton Lodge, Loftus, and an entry of over 100 fully
justified the experiment. The quality was exceptionally high.... Prices … .2 year olds... J Duck, brown gelding, bought by
Mr Farndale, Gilling, 25 gs...
1937
Leeds Mercury, 2 September
1937: REETH SHOW RECORD.
JUDGING DELAYED BY RAIN. The heavy rain which fell at the Reeth Agricultural Show
today delayed the judging for some time. The weather was the only
disappointment, for a record entry of 1,348, as compared to 986 in the previous
year, was received. … AWARDS... Sheep... Wensleydales... Three HB Wether Lambs: 1. C Farndale, Gillingwood
Hall...
1938
Charles Farndale, married Harriett Anne Raw in the
second quarter of 1938 at Richmond District (MR).
Leeds Mercury, 12 May 1938: A SWALEDALE
WEDDING. Well known Swaledale agricultural families
were united yesterday by the wedding at Richmond Centenary Methodist Church of
Mr Charles Farndale, only son of Mr W Farndale and the late Mrs Farndale, of Gillingwood Hall, Gilling West, and Miss Harriett Anne Raw,
only daughter of Mr and Mrs F Raw, of Bend Hagg, near Richmond. The bride wore
an ivory satin dress, with veil and coronet of orange blossom, and carried red
roses. The chief bridesmaid, Miss A Coatsworth, of High Lodge, Richmond, wore
powder blue crepe, with hat and shoes to tone, and carried pink carnations.
1939
Leeds Mercury, 13
September 1939: The
wedding took place at Reeth Methodist Church, yesterday, of Mr Herbert Raw,
second son of Mr and Mrs F Raw, of Bend Hagg, near Richmond, and Miss Evelyn Frankland,... The bride, who wore a dress of white satin,
was attended by Miss Irene Frankland, her sister. Mr Charles Farndale was
best man.
1939 Register – 6 Stanley Grove, Richmond
Harriett A Farndale, born 16 November
1914, unpaid domestic duties
Charles Farndale, born 10 September
1905, farmer (own account).
1940
Their son, Francis William Farndale (FAR00963)
was born on 26 May 1940, in Darlington District.
Daily Gazette for
Middlesbrough, 19 June 1940:
NORTHALLERTON SHOW BY YOUNG FARMERS. The 11th annual show of the
Northallerton Young Farmers Club was held at the Northallerton Malpass Mart
today, when there were shown about 30 dairy and fat stock of excellent
quality.... Results were... Best fat sheep, January born, other than class 1
…3. Charles Farndale...
1943
Their son, George Derrick Farndale (FAR00980)
was born in 1943 at Richmond.
1953
Their son, Martin Farndale (FAR01063)
was born in 1953, at Richmond.
1973
Charles Farndale, born 10 Sep 1905, died at Darlington District in the third quarter of
1973 (DR).
Probate: FARNDALE Charles of 18
Fontenay Rod Richmond died 9 August 1973 Probate Newcastle upon Tyne 27
September £5160 732401612D.
The London
Gazette, 28 September 1973: FARNDALE, Charles, 18 Fontenay Road,
Richmond, Yorks, formerly High Coalsgarth, Richmond,
Yorks, Retired Farmer. 9th August 1973.
1978
Harriet A N Farndale, died
aged 64, in Richmond District in the third quarter of 1978. She was born on 6
November 1914.