Robert Edwin Farndale 19 April 1913 to 3 August 1976 The Craggs Line FAR00795

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Wakefield

1913

Robert E Farndale, son of Robert and Sarah Jane (nee Alcock) Farndale (FAR00606), was born in Stanley (census) on 19 April 1913 (1939 Register). His birth was registered in Wakefield District in 1913 (GRO Vol 9C Page 137).

1921

1921 Census – Wakefield

Robert Farndale, 36, farmer, horseman on the Stanley District Council

Sarah Jane Farndale, 36

Robert Edwin Farndale, 8, born Stanley

Maurice Farndale, 6, born Stanley

Ada Farndale, 4, born Stanley

Ronald Martin Farndale, 2, born Stanley

Nelson, Lancashire

1939

Robert Edwin Farndale married Florence Lillian Hooper in the first quarter of 1939 at Nelson, Lancashire.

Joint Wedding - Maurice Farndale and Lena Alcock, Robert Farndale and Florence Cooper and others unknown

Skipton

1939 Register – Wood House Farm, Grassington, Skipton

Robert Edwin Farndale, born 19 April 1913, dairy farmer

Florence Lillian Farndale, born 13 September 1913, unpaid domestic duties

1940

Alan Farndale (FAR00968) was born in 1940.

1942

John Farndale (FAR00978) was born on 6 July 1942.

Bradford Observer, 24 October 1942: JUMPING SHEEP IN CRAVEN. At Skipton County Court yesterday Judge Neal gave judgement for £15 to Robert Edwin Farndale, of Wood House Farm, Elslack, on a claim in respect of damage caused to his potato crop last year by trespass on the part of the sheep of a neighbour, John Bancroft, of Brown House Farm, Thornton in Craven. Farndale admitted that there was an obligation on him to keep the fence wall in repair, but he alleged that the sheep repeatedly damaged it when jumping over to get at the potatoes. He repaired the gaps, but the sheep knocked them down. His father, Robert Farndale, said that nothing would stop Lonk sheep from jumping walls unless it was getting rid of the ringleaders of a flock.

1976

Robert Edwin Farndale, born 19 Apr 1913, died at Keighley District age 63 in the third quarter of 1976 (DR).

Probate: FARNDALE, Robert Edwin of Stockbridge Farm, Thornton in Craven Skipton North Yorkshire died 3 August 1976 Probate Leeds 20 October £3258 761309233V.