Links to genealogies of other families
This page provides
information and links to other families associate with the Farndales
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Return to the Home Page of the Farndale Family
Website |
The story of one family’s journey through two
thousand years of British History |
The 84 family lines into which the family is
divided. Meet the whole family and how the wider family is related |
Members of the historical family ordered by date
of birth |
Links to other pages with historical research
and related material |
The story of the Bakers of Highfields, the
Chapmans, and other related families |
The primary purpose of the website is to provide a thorough
record of the history of the Farndale family. The research follows the
patrilineal ancestry of the Farndale family as a method to explore a single
family through the depths of time.
It is of course impracticable to explore every other family
who has interfaced with the Farndales over time. Before we know it, we would
have a history of the entire national history!
However there are some families who meet the Farndales
through marriage, which have been explored in the research.
The Baker Family
Margaret Baker (BAK00002)
married Alfred Farndale (FAR00683) in 1928.
Margaret was descended from the Baker Family of
Highfields, who in turn were related to the Bakers
of Fenton House and Hasfield Court. There is some suggestion that this family is
also related to the
Bakers of Sissinghurst, but this is now doubted. The Bakers in time, as the
property at Highfields,
themselves trace back to the
Dod family.
We have some extensive family records of the Baker family
and have undertaken further research. The research into the Baker family is now
almost standing alone as a piece of work to the primary Farndale research.
There is a very complete record of these families and will be of interest to
those descended from the Baker line.
The Bakers are a historic landed family.
There is now a separate Baker home page, from
where you can begin your exploration into the Bakers.
The Hall Line
Margaret Baker (BAK00002)’s
father was Arthur Baker (BAK00155)
and her mother was Marianne Hall (HAL00103).
There is now a genealogy available of the Hall family, of
Newcastle under Lyme and later Audlem, Cheshire with links to more details
about individual members of that family.
The Buckingham Line
Martin Farndale (FAR00911)
married Anne Buckingham (BUC00002)
in 1956. There is now some work, which needs to be further developed, about the
Buckingham Family.
The Chapman Line
Anne Buckingham (BUC00002)’s
mother was Etheldreda Chapman. There is now some work, which needs to be
further developed, about the
Chapman family.
The Byron Line
Etheldreda’s father was Walter Chapman, who married Annie
Mariah Byron in 1881. There is now some work, which needs to be further
developed, about the Byron
family. This family understands that they trace back to the wider family of
Lord Byron, and this needs further work.
The Lindsay Line
Martin Farndale (FAR00364) married
Catherine Jane Lindsay in 1877. There is now some work, which needs to be
further developed, about the Lindsay family
who originate in Alnwick and Scotland.
The Taylor Line
Martin Farndale (FAR00264) married
Elizabeth Taylor in 1842. There is now some work, which needs to be further
developed, about the
Taylor Family.
At this stage you will find notes on research methods adopted.
You will also find notes on:
· Surnames and how they assist in research.
There are also some notes on future research plans.