William Farndale
30 June 1817 (baptised) to 1891
FAR00260
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1817
William Farndale,
son of George and Mary (nee Armstrong) Farndale (FAR00215) of Easby, farmer, was
baptised at Stokesley on 30 June 1817 (Stokesley PR).
The family resided at Easby.
Easby
is 2 kilometres east of Stokesley.
1835
Hannah Farndale
(sometimes Chapman) was born.
1839
William Farndall
married Margaret Chapman (1813 to 1890) at Scarborough in 1839 and the marriage
was registered in the third quarter of 1839 (GRO
Vol 24 page 397).
1840
Mary Farndale (FAR00349) was
born.
1841 Census – Filey
William Farndale, 25, agricultural
labourer
Margaret Farndale, 25
Mary Farndale, 1
William Sanson, 20
Edward Chapman, 33
John Chapman, 6
Hannah Chapman, 4
Mary Chapman, 2
1851
1851 Census – Filey
Mary Chapman, 65
William Chapman, 29
William Farndale, 34, agricultural
labourer
Margaret Farndale, 37
Richard Chapman, 9
Edward Chapman, 1
1861
1861 Census – Hunmanby,
Bridlington
William Farndale, 43, plate layer
Hannah Chapman, 26, daughter
Matilda Chapman, 2, grandaughter
William, the platelayer (AI
recreation)
Census
1871, 1 Station Road, Filey
William Farndale,
53, a railway labourer, born Easby living with his wife Margrett Farndale, a
laundress and grandchildren.
Census
1881 – Station Cottages, Filey
William Farndale
was a railway labourer, aged 63, born at Easby and Margaret was working as a
laundress.
1891
Joseph Farndale died at Bridlington in 1891, aged 73, and the
death was registered there in the first quarter of 1891 (GRO Vol 9d page 229).
