The Second Branch of Ontario Farndales
Samuel Farndale emigrated to Oshawa, Ontario (near Toronto) at the
end of the nineteenth century and this page tells the story of his descendants
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Introduction
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Headlines of the
history of Ontario are in brown.
References and
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Contextual
history is in purple.
The Ontario Farndales
The Ontario
1 Line are the descendants of John
George Farndale (FAR00337)(1836
to 1909) who served about 1853-56 in the Crimea in the 28th of Foot a Yorkshire
Regiment, and emigrated to Ontario (possibly via Australia) in about 1870.
The Ontario
2 Line are the descendants of
Samuel Kirk Farndale (FAR00512), born
1871 who emigrated to Oshawa, Ontario in 1895.
Samuel Kirk Farndale
of Loftus (FAR00512) who went to Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada (1871 - 1954);
Thomas Farndale was born in Oshawa,
Canada, say about 1900, (FAR00702A).
Howard Farndale was born in Oshawa,
Canada, say about 1902, (FAR00717A).
Gordon Farndale was born in Oshawa,
Canada, say about 1905, (FAR00737A).