Born 17 January 1891 [33]
Daughter of Philip FARLEY and Eva Harriett BROWN [33] [215]
Baptised on 18 July 1891 at Saint Stephen's Church at Kidderpore in Calcutta, Bengal, India [272]
Departed Calcutta, India with her parents on the steamship Hymettus and arrived in Fremantle, Western Australia on 26 April 1911 [70]
Later in 1911 she was living at Eden Hill in the Perth suburb of Guildford [215]
She wrote to the Education Department on 7 September 1911 wanting particulars about their school monitor's examination [215]
Her father was intending to take up land in Coorow, and she was hoping to get a post at the proposed Coorow State School [215]
A school was to be established as her sister Phyllis and brother James there would be the required ten local children of school age [215]
Arrived in Coorow in December 1911 and after delays finding premises opened the Coorow State School on 5 February 1912 [215]
School Teacher of the Coorow State School in Coorow in 1912 [215]
The school at Coorow was a Regulation Four School which meant it was conducted from a private and not state supplied building [215]
She taught the school from a bush shed on George J. T. BATTERSBY's Wattle Vale Farm from February 1912 to October 1912 [215]
In June 1912 she was conducting the school from her father's home on Dartmouth Farm in Coorow [215]
The bush shed on Wattle Vale became unavailable after 15 October 1912 and the school then had no home for six weeks [215]
It appears that she may have conducted the school from her father's home on Dartmouth Farm in Coorow during its homelessness [215]
The school moved to two rooms freely provided by James MCGILL at Coorow House and reopened on 2 December 1912 [215]
She continued as teacher of the Coorow State School up until the end of the school year in December 1912 [215]
Married accountant Sydney Dare CHAPPELL on 6 August 1913 at Saint Stephen's Church at Kidderpore in Calcutta, Bengal, India [272]
Shortly after their wedding they departed from Bombay, India on the steamship Persia on a visit to England, arriving in late August [204]
In 1914 they were living at Narainganj in Dacca, Bengal, India (now Narayanganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh) [272]
Their daughter Elaine Mary was born on 17 September 1914 [272]
Elaine was baptised on 3 November 1914 at Saint Thomas' Church in Dacca, Bengal, India [272]
Their daughter was baptised by family friend Rev. James Middleton MACDONALD, who like her father owned a farm in Coorow [272]
In 1924 they were living in Calcutta, Bengal, India [120: 25-Sep-1924]
Resided in India with her husband and daughter until mid 1936 when the three of them shifted to England [204]
They departed from Bombay, India on the steamship Mongolia and arrived in London, England on 26 June 1936 [204]
Resided in Bath, Somerset, England from 1936 until her death in 1974 [204] [378] [412]
Died 1 October 1974 in Bath, Somerset, England [378]
Reference: Carnamah Historical Society & Museum and North Midlands Project, 'Ellen Sarah Farley' in Biographical Dictionary of Coorow, Carnamah and Three Springs, retrieved 16 November 2024 from www.carnamah.com.au/bio/ellen-sarah-farley [reference list] |
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