Farnell

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The name Farnell originates from the year 1845 in the family of Farnells from the North West of England. The name had royal heritage, meaning all tasks such as cooking and cleaning was done by servants. Farnell's in the 1800s were likely to be wealthy. This extended to the modern Farnell family. Most Farnells come from greater Manchester and have political backgrounds.

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