Labourer in Middlesborough (Ormesby) and Aycliffe, near Darlington

 

John Farndale
13 August 1751 (baptised) to 2 January 1841

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1751

 

John Farndale was baptised at Skelton on 13 August 1751, the son of William and Mary (nee Butterwick) Farndale (FAR00123) (Skelton PR & IGI).

 

1775

John Farndale, was a labourer in 1775 when on 20 March 1775, he married Jane Hornby a spinster, both of the Parish of Ormsby (Ormsby PR & IGI). They were married by publication of Banns. He was 24.


Ormesby now sits within southeast Middlesborough.

 

1784


Freeholders and Tenants - South and North Loftus, 1784:

William Farndale (FAR00152) and his brother, John Farndale were freeholders in South Loftus.

 

1790


William Farndale (FAR00152) and his brother, John Farndale were freeholders in South Loftus.

 

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William Farndale (FAR00152) and his brother, John Farndale were tenants in North Loftus.

 

1803


In 1803 John Farndale was a tenant in North Loftus.

 

William was John’s eldest brother, and John the youngest (fifth). It seems that William and John Farndale lived in South Loftus from 1778 to 1790 as freeholders. William was no longer there in 1803. He died in 1813. John seems to have bought property in 1817 Loftus and is shown as a freeholder from 1817 to 1830. His name is crossed out in 1830 when he must have left.

 

1813


William Farndale, of Lofthouse, aged 75, was buried Loftus on 19 Jun 1813 (Loftus PR & IGI).

 

1818

In 1818, John Farndale was a freeholder in North Loftus.

 

1830

In 1830 the name of John Farndale as freeholder is crossed out.

 

1831

1831. No Farndales mentioned.

1841


John Farndale, aged 89 years died on 2 January 1841 of ‘decay of nature’ at Burton Great, Aycliffe, County Durham.

Aycliffe lies a few miles north of Darlington. Burton looks to be a district now in the area of Newtown Aycliffe.

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Aycliffe in 1888