Kenneth Farndale
9 January 1911 to August 1979
FAR00767
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Rothbury, Northumberland
1911
Kenneth
Farndale, son of William Leng and Margaret (nee
Davison) Farndale (FAR00539)
was born in Rothbury District on 9 January 1911 (1939 Register). Kenneth Farndale’s birth was
registered in Rothbury, Northumberland in the first quarter of 1911 (GRO Vol 10b page 515).
1911
Census – Stephenson’s Terrace, Rothbury, Northumberland
William
Farndale, 34, Brewer’s Branch Manager
Margaret
Farndale, 34, born 1877 at Rothbury
Catherine
Farndale, 7, born Rothbury in about 1904
Frances
Farndale, 4, born in Rothbury in about 1907
Kenneth
Farndale, 0, born in Rothbury in about 1911
Catherine
Farndale, mother, widow, 75, born in Stockton in about 1836

1921
1921 Census – Rothbury
William
L Farndale, 45, married, born Middlesbrough, a Brewer’s manager with Rothbury
Brewery Co
Margaret
A Farndale, 44, home duties
Catherine
D Farndale, 17, single, clerk with Rothbury Brewery Co, born Rothbury about
1904
Frances
W Farndale, 15, born Rothbury about 1906, single , home duties
Kenneth
Farndale, 10, born Rothbury about1911
George
S? Farndale, 8, born Rothbury about 1913
Margaret
Farndale, 6, born Rothbury about 1915
Winifreda Farndale, 3, born Rothbury about 1918
Nancy
Farndale, 1, daughter, born Rothbury about 1920
Catherine
W Farndale, 84, widowed (his mother)

1927
There is a
record of Kenneth
Farndale, aged 16, born 1911 who arrived in Quebec, Canada in 1927 amongst
boys brought to Canada by the British Immigration and Colonisation Association. He
departed from Liverpool on 2 September 1927 on the Canadian Pacific Line (“The Montrose”). His
occupation was shown as farming (Incoming Passenger List, National Archives of Canada).

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(Home
Children Inspection Report, 1927)
Between 1869 and 1939,
over 100,000 children were sent from Britain to Canada through assisted
juvenile emigration. These migrants are called home
children because most went from an emigration agency's home for children in
Britain to its Canadian receiving home. The children were sent to work on farms
and as domestic help. An estimated
10% of Canada's population - around 4 million people - are descendants of the
British Home Children.

1931
1931 Census for Canada – Roxborough, Ontario, Canada
Kenneth was working as a farm
labourer, aged 20.

There is a record of him departing on
the Canadian Pacific Line (“The Montrose”) from Montreal, Canada and
arriving at Antwerp on 21 November 1931. He was aged 20.
1939
1939 Register - 1 Embleton Terrace, Rothbury,
Northumberland.
Margaret A Farndale, ‘unpaid
householder’, born 28 March 1878. Kenneth’s mother.
Kenneth Farndale, born 9 January 1911, single, a general
labourer
George P Farndale (FAR00794), born 20 March
1913, roadstone quarries heavy worker, Kenneth’s brother.
Freda Milburn, married, born 8 August
1917 (FAR00843).
Nancy Farndale (marked as later
Freeman)(FAR00867) born 2
June 1920, unpaid domestic duties

1979
Kenneth Farndale, born 9 January 1911, died in August
1979 aged 68 and was buried at Rothbury Cemetery (Monumental
Record) and his death was registered in Northumberland North Second
District in the third quarter of 1979 (GRO Vol 1
page 1749).
