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The Farndale Lines Particular branches of the
family tree From this page, you will be able to explore particular branches of the family |
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The wider family Farndale has been divided into a number of smaller Farndale lines. Below you will find each line listed alphabetically and geographically and you can follow each hyperlink to find more detail about each line. Below the alphabetical list, and below on this page, you will find a geographical perspective on the Farndale Lines. I suggest that you start by looking at a schematic drawing of the Farndale Family Lines and the relationship between them. The Farndale family is divided into the following 84 family lines: A geographical perspective: |
With William ffarnedaill born 22 January 1599 (FAR00071), we
start to get to much more detail about the individual, and certainty of
record. For instance we now have his full date of
birth record. William is not in my own direct line of ancestry. But it is at
this point that we start to get to different lines to modern families named Farndale It is generally possible to trace back from most lines to the common ancestor for many Farndales, Nicholas, born in 1512. For instance below is my own line back to Nicholas. Each Farndale Line page will consider how each line can be traced back further. Nicholas Farndaile (FAR00059), 1512-1572 William Farndale,
(FAR00063), 1539-? George Ffarndayle, (FAR00067), 1570-1606 Georgins
Ffarndayle, (FAR00073), 1602-1693 Nicholas Farndale, (FAR00082),
1634-1693 John Farndale, (FAR00116),
1680-1757 John Farndale
("Old Farndale" of Kilton), (FAR00143), 1724-1807 William Farndale,
(FAR00183), 1760-? George Farndale, (FAR00215),
1790-1858 Martin Farndale (of Fogga, Skelton), (FAR00264), 1818-1862 Martin Farndale (of
Tidkinhow), (FAR00364), 1845-1928 Alfred Farndale,
(FAR00683), 1897-1987 Martin
Farndale, (FAR00911), 1929-2000 Richard Farndale (FAR01122), b1963 |
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The Argo left Liverpool on 8 October 1852. Onboard were Matthew (59), Hannah, his wife (45), Elizabeth (19) their youngest daughter and Mary Ann (23) and her husband William Martin (23). This is the story of their emigration and descendants. The Australia lines: Birregurra (Australia) Australia 2 |
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John Farndale emigrated to Newfoundland in about 1910. His grandson, Keith, is still in Canada, in Toronto. John later returned to Yorkshire. |
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John Farndale emigrated to Ontario in 1870 and this page tells the story of his descendants: Ontario 1 Samuel Farndale emigrated to Oshawa, Ontario (near Toronto) at the end of the nineteenth century and this page tells the story of his descendants: Ontario 2
This was a branch of the family who emigrated from the family of Martin to Alberta in the early twentieth century. Some stayed, one travelled on to the States, and my own grandfather later returned to Yorkshire. |
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The Tidkinhow Line who emigrated to Alberta. |
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So, there are four main branches of the family who
emigrated to Canada:
The Alberta Farndales and The
Tidkinhow Line Are you a Farndale living in Canada, or with family in
Canada? Please send me an email to rcfarndale@hotmail.com
with any information you have. This is the story of Jim Farndale, who emigrated to Canada and then on to America and later became a senator. It is also the story of his descendants. The three American Lines: American 1
American 2 American 3 The story of the Farndales who lived at Tidkinhow, from which large family Farndales established themselves in Canada and USA as well as across the UK. |
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This is my own branch of the Farndale family, descendants of Alfred, who emigrated to Alberta, Canada in the 1920s, and later returned to North Yorkshire. The Whitby Farndales Sailors and others engaged in trades such as carpentry in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Whitby 1
Whitby 2 Whitby 3 Whitby 4 Whitby 5 The Cleveland
and North Yorks Moors Lines: Ampleforth
1 Brotton 1 Brotton 2
Brotton 3
Coatham Craggs Farndale 1
Farndale 2
Farndale 3
Farndale 4
Great
Ayton 1 Great
Ayton 2 Great
Ayton 3 Great
Ayton 4 Kilton 1
Kilton 2
Kilton 3
Kirkleatham
Skelton Liverton 1
Liverton 2
Loftus 1
Loftus 2
Loftus 3 Moorsholm
1 Scarborough
1 Scarborough
2 Sheriff
Hutton 1 Skelton 1
Stainton Stockton 1
Stockton 2
Stockton 3 The Wider
Yorkshire/Durham/Cumbria Lines: Bishop
Auckland 1 Bishop
Wilton Bradford 1
Bradford 2
Bradford 3 Carlisle Hartlepool 1 Holderness Leeds 1 Leeds 2 Northumberland Richmond Sodbury South Shields 1 Stockport 1 Thirsk Thornaby Wakefield 1 Wensleydale Wetherby Wetherby 2 Lines from the
rest of the UK: Cambridge Leicester London 1 London 2 London 3 London 4 Norwich Nottingham 1 Putney Surrey 1 Uxbridge |
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