John Hunter Farndale
1935 to 16 December 1943
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South Shields
1935
John Hunter
Farndale, son of John Armin and Charlotte (nee Georgeson) Farndale (FAR00728),
was born on 5 September 1935 (1939
Register) and his birth was registered in South Shields District in the
fourth quarter of 1935 (GRO Vol 10A Page 1117).
Bradford
1939
1939 Register – 4 Danby Avenue, Bradford
Charlotte Martin (later Farndale),
born 6 October 1906, married, mill hand
William Farndale, born 21 February
1913, widowed, unemployed engineer
John H Farndale, born 5 September 1935, at school (daughter
of William’s brother John (FAR00728)
Joan M Farndale, (Georgesite),
born 28 September 1920, mill hand
South Shields
John H Farndale, died age 8, at Deans
Hospital on 16 December 1943. His death was registered in South Shields
District in the fourth quarter of 1943 (GRO Vol 10a
page 848).
Shields Daily Gazette, 18
December 1943: FARNDALE. At the Deans Hospital on 16th inst, aged 8 years, John Hunter, the dearly beloved son of
John and Charlotte Farndale. Internment at Harton cemetery Monday leaving
residence at 1.15. Deeply mourned.
The Deans Hospital, Dean Road,
South Shields was once a hospital for infectious diseases. The Deans Isolation
Hospital was founded in 1883 with 57 beds and is recorded in Burdetts Hospitals and Charities 1929 as being under the
management of South Shields County Borough for the treatment of infectious
diseases, other than smallpox. After 1948 it specialised in the treatment of
tuberculosis. Its function was subsequently changed in about 1967 to the
treatment of chronic illness.