Hannah Farndale
29 February 1804 to 19 August 1883
FAR00247
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Joiner’s wife in Whitby
1804
Hannah daughter
of John and Dinah (nee Boyes) Farndale, (FAR00198) carpenter of Whitby, was baptised at St Mary the Virgin
Church, Whitby on 1 March 1804. She was born on 29 February 1804. (Whitby PR).
1829
Edward Hunt
bachelor, joiner and Hannah Farndale, spinster, both of Whitby Parish were
married by banns at Whitby
on 29 September 1829. The witnesses were John Coulson and Ralph
Greenberry. (Whitby PR). Hannah was aged 22.
I am very
grateful to Julie
Andrusyszyn, who is the great grandniece of Edward Hunt.
Her research has
discovered that Edward Hunt and Hannah Farndale had nine children. Edward was
the only surviving of four children of Robert Hunt and Elizabeth Tiplady. The
marriage between Robert and Elizabeth didn’t last and Elizabeth went on to
marry John Spencelayh and Robert Hunt married Anne
Arno. The Tiplady line links to the Dryden family who were heroic lifeboatmen,
one of whom was the first RNLI lifeboatmen in Whitby.
1831
Elizabeth Hunt
was born in 1831.
1835
Dinah Hunt (1835
- 1913) was born in 1835. Dinah married George Leeder. George's family were a renowned Whitby family and
were also lifeboatman.
1838
Hannah Hunt was
born in 1838.
1839
John Christopher Hunt
(1839 - 1903) was born in 1839. John Hunt married Eleanor Best. They, again, had nine children. Edward Hunt (1863 - 1903) was born in Stockton on Tees and moved to Chicago,
Illinois. In Stockton he was a sawyer
but seems to have various jobs. He
married Mary Ellen Gale and they had five children. Their son Edward (1892 - 1957) married three
times. Initially he married Edna Earle Woodworth. Edna Earle was a Canadian
First Nation whose family traced back to the founding of the Hudson Bay
Company. Going forward the Woodworth
family had genealogical links to many well known
Americans including many Presidents. The
family were Palatines who fled Germany due to persecution.
1841
1841
Census –
Church Street, Whitby
Edward Hunt,
Joiner, 32
Hannah Hunt, 37
Elizabeth Hunt,
10
Diana Hunt, 6
Hannah Hunt, 3
John Hunt, 2
The
Tiplady family lived nearby
1843
Edward Hunt was
born in 1843.
1846
Jane Hunt was
born in 1846.
1851
1851
Census – 20
Church Street, Whitby
Edward Hunt,
Joiner, 42
Hannah Hunt, 47
Hannah Hunt, 13
John Hunt, 12
Edward Hunt, 8
Jane Hunt, 5
1883
Hannah Hunt died
on 19 August 1883, aged 79 (GRO Vol 10a page 71).
Yorkshire
Gazette, 25 August 1883: On 19th inst, at 17 Milton
Street, West Hartlepool, Hannah Hunt, relict of Edward Hunt, formerly of Whitby
and Stockton-on-Tees, in her 80th year.
St Peter ad
Vincula's Church burial ground, Thornaby: Hannah Hunt
· The name Hannah Hunt is not the first
name listed on the monument.
· The monument is in St Peter ad Vincula church
burial ground, Thornaby, Yorkshire, England.
· Hannah Hunt was buried in the grave in 1883. The actual date of death is not
currently recorded on the GPR database but it may be on the grave monument
photograph.
· Hannah Hunt age is given as 80.
· Hannah Hunt calculated year of birth is 1803.
· Hannah Hunt is listed on the GPR grave numbered 232352.
· There are 23 other graves within this cemetery
that are listed within the GPR database.
· Hannah Hunt is listed as the wife of Edward Hunt on the grave monument.
· Hannah Hunt has the record number 488173 within the GPR person name database
table.
· The record was added to the GPR on 29 July
2012
· There is one image available for the monument
listing Hannah Hunt (see below).
· No notes are held against Hannah Hunt
record