Farley Family (17 Items)
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Title
Farley Family
Description
Various photographs of Farley family members who lived in Gulval.
Various postcards to or from family members, including the Farley and Williams branches of the family.
John Farley lived in Gulval all his life from 1889 until 1974. He was a carpenter and cabinet maker. He volunteered in World War One, serving on the Western Front, including Passchendaele. He was wounded twice, once by shrapnel, and once by gas.
He was choirmaster in Gulval Methodist Chapel for more than fifty years, and a member of the local Temperance Movement.
Williams is one of the most frequently recurring names in the Gulval registers. In the early 19th century James Farley married Elizabeth Williams of Gulval.
Various postcards to or from family members, including the Farley and Williams branches of the family.
John Farley lived in Gulval all his life from 1889 until 1974. He was a carpenter and cabinet maker. He volunteered in World War One, serving on the Western Front, including Passchendaele. He was wounded twice, once by shrapnel, and once by gas.
He was choirmaster in Gulval Methodist Chapel for more than fifty years, and a member of the local Temperance Movement.
Williams is one of the most frequently recurring names in the Gulval registers. In the early 19th century James Farley married Elizabeth Williams of Gulval.
Publisher
Morrab Library
Date
19th and 20th centuries
Rights
Morrab Library
Format
Photographs, post cards
Coverage
Gulval, Penzance
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