24 April 1932 to
1956
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Bedale
1932
Ronald Farndale,
son of William and Agnes Ethel (nee Taylor) Farndale (FAR00651), was
born in Bedale District (GRO Vol 9D Page 1032)
on 24 April 1932 (1939 Register).
1933
He lost his
mother when he was only one year old. He had two brothers and one sister.
Claypenny Colony, Easingwold
1939
1939
Register – 310 Claypenny
Colony, Easingwold
Ronald Farndale, born
24 April 1932, patient, incapacitated
Claypenny Hospital (previously the Easingwold Union
Workhouse) was originally the Easingwold Union Workhouse. It was built in 1837.
The architects were John and William Atkinson. It cost about £2,600 and could
accommodate 130 inmates. Women inmates performed domestic work and picked
oakum, while men did corn-grinding, stone-breaking and gardening. In 1869 an
infirmary was added.
In
1934 it became a home for disabled people, called Claypenny
Colony. It was later known as Claypenny Hospital. It
closed in 1993 and the buildings are used for private residences.
Middlesbrough
1956
Ronald Farndale,
died aged 24 in 1956 and his death was registered in Middlesbrough in the second
quarter of 1956 (GRO
Vol 1b page 643).