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Mary Elizabeth Farndale
1877 to 1938?

The Kilton 1 Line 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Kilton

 

1877

 

Mary Elizabeth Farndale, daughter of Charles and Ann Farndale (FAR00341) was born in Kilton in 1877 (BR). Mary Elizabeth Farndale’s birth was registered in Guisbro District in the fourth quarter of 1877 (GRO Vol 9d page 513).

 

1881

 

Census 1881 - Kilton Hall:

Mary E Farndale, daughter of Charles and Ann Farndale (FAR00341) of Kilton Hall, age 3, born Kilton.

1891

 

Census 1891 - Kilton Hall:

Mary Farndale, daughter of Charles and Ann Farndale (FAR00341) of Kilton Hall Farm, age 13, born Kilton

 

1895

 

York Herald, 3 January 1895: BROTTON. WESLEYAN METHODIST BAZAAR. The annual effort in connection with the Wesleyan Chapel, Brotton, was held on New Year's Day, when a bazaar for the sale of useful and fancy articles was held in the schoolroom, the following ladies being stallholders: Mesdames Farndale and Watson, and Misses M and G Farndale, with Masters T Merryweather and A Farndale in charge of the toy department....

 

1901

 

1901 Census, Stank House, Kilton estate


Charles Farndale, head; farmer; age 63; born Skelton.

Ann Farndale, wife; age 53; born Danby.

George Farndale, farmer’s son, age 24; born Kilton.(FAR00540).

Mary C Farndale, daughter; age 23; born Kilton. (FAR00560).

Grace Farndale, daughter; age 20; born Kilton, (FAR00566).

Albert Farndale, son; age 19; born Kilton. (FAR00574). Architect pupil.

Sophia Farndale, daughter; age 16; born Kilton. (FAR00601A).

 

Also John Featherstone and John Holliday, servants, horsemen.

 

1908

 

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Believed to be Mary Farndale in about 1908 (it could be Sophie)

 

1911

 

1911 Census – Stank House, Brotton

 

Charles Farndale, 73, farmer

Ann Farndale, 63

George Farndale, farmer’s son and partner, 34

Mary E Farndale, 33, farmer’s daughter, dairywork

Grace Farndale, farmer’s daughter, dairywork

Albert Farndale, architect

Two others working on farm

 

1921

 

1921 Census - Kilton Lodge

 

Mary E Farndale, 43, single, home duties. Born Kilton

Grace Farndale, sister, 41, home duties

Assistants on the ‘Farndale Farm’.

 

1927

 

Believed to have married in the 1920s.

 

Mary E Farndale married William H Hodge in the second quarter of 1927 in the Guisborough District with the reception at Kilton Lodge. She would have been 49.

 

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It is believed that this is a photograph of Mary Farndale's wedding at Kilton Lodge in 1927.

 

1938

 

Perhaps Mary E Hodge died at Sunderland in the second quarter of 1938 aged 62.