Isaac Blezard Cundall was the son of Thomas Cundall and Frances (Fanny) Bleazard.

Isaac was born on Friday 18 October 1839 in Bolton Peel, near Bolton by Bowland, Yorkshire.

He was christened on Saturday 26 October 1839 at Bolton by Bowland, Yorkshire.

Isaac married Hannah Wing on Saturday 18 June 1864 in Aldenham Church in the Parish of Aldenham, near Watford, Hertfordshire.
The witnesses at the marriage were Thomas Cundall (Isaac's father or brother) and Elizabeth Wing.
Isaac was about 25 years old and Hannah was about 20 years old when they married.

He had the following children from his marriage to Hannah Wing:

- Thomas Wing Cundall	born on 8 April 1865 in Theobald Street, Aldenham, Radlett, near Watford, Hertfordshire.
- Fanny Cundall	born on 24 June 1866 in Radlett, Aldenham, Hertfordshire.
- Isaac Blezard Cundall	born in 1868 in Enfield, Middlesex.
- Mary Ann Cundall	born on 2 March 1871 in Elm Cottage, Downside, Cobham, Surrey.

Isaac's second marriage was to Fanny Hawkins on Thursday 22 March 1877 in the Parish of Cobham, Surrey.
The witnesses at the marriage were Thomas Wing (Hannah Wing's father) and Lilian Kate Grantham.
Isaac was 36 years old and Fanny was 36 years old when they married.

The places where he lived have been identified as:

From	To	Place	Source of Information
1839		Bolton Peel, near Bolton by Bowland, Yorkshire.	Note 1.
1841		Hareden, Bolton Forest, near Slaidburn, Lancashire.	Census Data.
1851		Fowlscales Farm, Newton, Lancashire (Visiting?).	Census Data.
1861		Farm Yard House, Dwygyfylchi, Caernarvonshire, Wales.	Census Data.
1864		Radlett, near Watford, Hertfordshire.	Note 5.
1865	1866	Theobald Street, Aldenham, Radlett, near Watford, Hertfordshire.	Note 6.
1868		Enfield, Middlesex.	Note 7.
1871	1874	Elm Cottage, Downside, Cobham, Surrey.	Notes 8 & Census Data.
1877		Cobham, Surrey.	Note 10.
1881		Stanwell, Middlesex.	Census Data.
1891	1892	George and Dragon Inn, Downham, near Clitheroe, Lancashire.	Census Data & Note 13.
1896		Balderstone, just North-West of Blackburn, Lancashire.	Note 14.
1901		Broomhouse Cottages, Hurlingham, Fulham, London.	Census Data.
1911		Fern Cottage, Broomhouse Road, Fulham, S.W. London.	Census Data.
1923		Hollins Farm, Downham, near Clitheroe, Lancashire.	Note 17.

Isaac was a Gamekeeper, Farmer, Garden Labourer and Innkeeper.   In 1865, his occupation was described as being a Gamekeeper to a Gentleman.

Isaac died when he was 83 years old, on Thursday 15 March 1923 in Hollins Farm, Downham, near Clitheroe, Lancashire.   The cause of his death was Senectus (old age).   Mary Ann Parker (his daughter) was the informant of his death.

He was buried in St Leonard's Church, Downham, near Clitheroe.

The monumental inscription on his grave (see 'Pictures' link above) indicates that he was buried in a family grave containing his daughter Mary Ann Parker (nee Cundall), her husband Thomas Parker and their son Isaac Parker, and Thomas Parker's parents Thomas and Alice Parker.

The details of his Will (Grant of Administration) can be seen on the Documents page (see 'Documents' link above).
He left £28 7s 3d to his daughter Mary Ann Parker (wife of Thomas Parker).

Isaac moved to Downham and became the Innkeeper of the George and Dragon, opposite St Leonard's Church in Downham, near Clitheroe, Lancashire.   This Inn is now called the Assheton Arms.   His sister-in-law, Sarah Ann Cundall (nee Gill), sued Isaac for non payment of a load for one hundred and five pounds and twelve shillings (£105 12s) on 13th August 1892.   He had to sell the 'chattels' of the Inn, which netted Sarah only fifty three pounds and five shillings and six pence (£53 5s 6d) on 3rd October 1892.   This loan would have been in connection with setting himself up as the Innkeeper of the George and Dragon Inn.

Isaac settled in Balderstone, just North-West of Blackburn, after his brother Richard Cundall had emigrated to Manitoba, Canada in October 1895.

Details of a letter that he wrote in 1896 to his brother Richard in Canada can be found on the Documents page (see 'Documents' link above).   In this letter, Isaac asks Richard to consider very carefully his decision to take his family out to Canada, whether there are prospects for Richard and his family, and to not rush into it.   He suggests that Richard should stay for a few months until the weather gets warmer and then to see what the country is like before moving his wife and children out there.

Notes - Sources of information:

1.	Birth Certificate.
5.	Marriage Certificate to Hannah Wing.
6.	Birth Certificates of his children Thomas Wing Cundall and Fanny Cundall.
7.	IGI Christening of his son Isaac Blezard Cundall.
8.	Birth Certificate of his daughter Mary Ann Cundall and Death Certificate of his wife Hannah Wing.
10.	Marriage Certificate to Fanny Hawkins.
13.	Details of the Court proceedings in 1892 between Sarah Ann Cundall (nee Gill) and Isaac Blezard Cundall.
14.	Isaac's letter to his brother Richard (see 'Documents' link above).
17.	Death Certificate.

Parish Registers:
Details.

Census Data:

Year	Address
1841	Hareden, Bolton by Bowland.
1851	Fowlscales Farm, Newton, Slaidburn.
1861	Farm Yard House, Dwygyfylchi, Caernarvonshire, Wales.
1871	Cottage, Tin Row, Downside Common, Cobham, Surrey.
1881	Stanwell, Middlesex.
1891	George and Dragon Inn, Downham, Clitheroe, Lancashire.
1901	Broomhouse Cottages, Hurlingham, Fulham, London.
1911	Fern Cottage, Broomhouse Road, Fulham, S.W. London.
1921	Downham, Near Clitheroe, Lancashire.