The Liverton 2 Line

A seventeenth century family from the Liverton area

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The Story of the Liverton 2 Line

The Liverton 2 Line is an important family linking to many later lines of Farndales, living in the seventeenth century.

			The Kirkleatham Skelton Line
			Nicholas Farndale 6 July 1634 to 28 February 1693/4 A Liverton Family, Nicholas had four children from his first marriage and two from his second Liverton FAR00082
	George Farndale Churchwarden of Loftus who was fined for letting his horse loose on North Loftus common 10 August 1662 to 20 December 1740 Married Ellis (Alice?) Petch Liverton, Loftus, Skelton FAR00103			Elizabeth Farndale 9 October 1664 Married William Husband Liverton FAR00104	Margery Farndale 3 January 1666 Married William Perkins Liverton FAR00105	Issabell farndaill 1 January 1669 Liverton FAR00107	William Farndale 6 March 1679 to 1 July 1680 Liverton FAR00115 ???	John Farndale 27 June 1680 Married Elizabeth Bennison Kilton, Brotton, Liverton FAR00116
				The Husband Family	The Perkins Family
Elizabeth Farndale 10 February 1689 Married Matthew Thompson Liverton, Hinderwell FAR00119	William Farndale 23 November 1690 to 16 May 1782 Married Mary Butterwick William appeared to have lived most of his life at Kilton and had a family of 5 Skelton, Brotton, Liverton, Kilton FAR00123	Ann Farndale 25 June 1693 Married Thomas Smith Loftus FAR00124	Unknown Farndale 1699 Loftus FAR00126				Jane Farndale 11 March 1710 Loftus FAR00134	The Kilton 1 Line
	The Kilton 2 Line

The Ancestry of the Liverton 2 Line

The Liverton 2 Line can trace directly back to 1512 from Nicholas Farndale to Nicholas Farndaile as follows:

Nicholas Farndale, (FAR00082), 1634 - 1693

The Kirkleatham Skelton Line

George Farndaile, (FAR00073), 1602 - 1693

George Ffarndayle, (FAR00067), 1570-1606

William Farndale, (FAR00063), 1539-?

Nicholas Farndaile (FAR00059), 1512-1572

You can then follow details of Farndale in the medieval period who were almost certainly earlier ancestors at Volume 1 of the Farndale directory.

You can then explore Yorkshire prehistory to give you a further perspective of the distant ancestry of the people of Farndale.

Chronology of the Liverton 2 Line

6 July 1634	Nicholas Farndale was baptised in Liverton.
About 1660	Nicholas Farndale married Elizabeth.
10 August 1662	George Farndale, son of Nicholas and Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised at Liverton.
9 October 1664	Elizabeth Farndale, daughter of Nicholas and Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised at Liverton. Elizabeth married William Husband in Liverton in 1693.
23 January 1666	Margery Farndale, daughter of Nicholas and Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised at Liverton. Margery married William Perkins in Liverton in 1699.
12 January 1669	Isabell Farndale, daughter of Nicholas and Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised at Liverton.
10 February 1669	Elizabeth Farndale, first wife of Nicholas Farndale, died in Liverton.
23 November 1676	Nicholas Farndale married Elizabeth Bennison in Liverton, his hometown.
6 May 1679	William Farndale, son of Nicholas and Elizabeth (nee Bennison) Farndale, was baptised at Liverton. He died and was buried on 1 July 1680 in Liverton.
27 June 1680	John Farndale, son of Nicholas and Elizabeth (nee Bennison) Farndale, was baptised at Liverton. John married Elizabeth Bennison and had a family of five. He is the Founder of the Kilton 1 Line.
19 April 1688	George Farndale married Ellis or Alice Petch at Loftus.
10 February 1689	Elizabeth Farndale, daughter of George and Alice Farndale, was baptised at Liverton. She married Matthew Thompson at Hinderwell near Staithes in 1713.
23 November 1690	William Farndale, son of George and Alice Farndale, was baptised at Liverton. William Farndale married Mary Butterwick of Brotton at Skelton in 1738 and they had five children. He is the Founder of the Kilton 2 Line.
25 June 1693	Ann Farndale, daughter of George and Alice Farndale, was baptised at Liverton. Ann married Thomas Smith at Loftus in 1723.
29 February 1694	Nicholas Farndale was buried at St Michael Anglican Church, Liverton.
1699	An unknown named Farndale, child of George and Alice Farndale, was born in Loftus and probably died at birth.
1700	George Farndale was a churchwarden at Loftus.
1700?	George Farndale was fined by the jury of North Loftus for letting his horse go onto the North Loftus Common.
20 December 1740	George Farndale was buried at Skelton.
10 February 1744	Alice Farndale was buried at Skelton.