Person:Arthur Farrall (1)

1891 Census : Bawbrook, Malpas, CHESHIRE, age 4, born Hampton, Cheshire.

1901 Census: Church St, Malpas, CHESHIRE, 14, joiner apprentice, Bickley.

1910 April 30: Canadian arrivals, Arthur Farrall, age 23, joiner, destination Lethbridge, Alberta arrived at Quebec city from Liverpool on the ship Corsican.

1918 October 26 Newspaper article: FIVE MORE LIVES ARE CLAIMED BY "FLU" EPIDEMIC - Arthur J. Farrall. Another victim of the epidemic was Arthur J. Farrall, of 297 Stone road, 33 years of age, who passed away this morning at 4:30 o'clock from influenza.

According to death registration he died in the hospital after 10 days of influenza and a final 2 days of pneumonia. Buried in Trinity Cemetery.

From Sept. 1987 notes of Bill Farrall: He [Arthur] and two other fellows came out to Canada in 1910 and worked in British Columbia lumber camps, a far cry from his apprenticeship as carpenter/joiner. He returned to England in 1913 and helped the Slater family pack for Canada. Arthur made many of the cases which carried the Slater's possessions - a clock, a piano, china, etc.

On 21st April Mary (Mamie) Farrall's book has note that Arthur Farrall went to Canada April 21, 1910. Also April 26th note; Art went to Canada Sat., 26, 1913.

Arthur seated with baby son William

Arthur with bride Annie, family & friends on wedding day