Ethel Farndale (later Ethel Hall)
4 December 1911 to 10 December 1976

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Normanby, Middlesbrough
1911
Ethel
Farndale, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (nee
Abbott) Farndale (FAR00524),
was born in Normanby (census)
on 4 December 1911 (1939
Register). Her birth was registered in Middlesborough District in the fourth quarter of 1911 (GRO Vol 9D page 1042).
Darlington
1921
Ethel’s
father, Joseph Farndale, died age 48 at Darlington
District in the second quarter of 1921.
1921 Census – Darlington
Elizabeth
Hannah Farndale, 41, widow, household duties
Evelyn
Mary Farndale, daughter, 20, single, born Eaglescliff,
visitor, domestic servant in Darlington
Lilly
Farndale, 18, single, born Broughton
William
Farndale, 13, born Ingleby, in full time education
Hilda
Farndale, 12, born Ingleby, in full time education
Ethel
Farndale, 9, born Normanby, in full time education
Elsie
Farndale, 3, born Blackwell
Kenneth
Farndale, 1, born Darlington

Barnard Castle
1939
1939 Register, Barnard Castle
Ethel Farndale (later Hall),
born 4 December 1911, single, a conductress on an omnibus.
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Richmond
1946
Ethel Farndale married Joseph Hall in 1946 and their
marriage was registered in the first quarter of 1946 in Richmond, Yorkshire (GRO Vol 9d page 1321).
1976
Ethel Hall, born 4 December 1911, died on 10 December 1976 (Monumental Record, Probate Index) and was buried at Bowes and Gilmonby Cemetery, Bowes, County Durham. His death was
registered in the fourth quarter of 1976 in South West Durham District (GRO Vol 1 page 1584).

