Annie Farndale
1889 to 22 May 1971
FAR00637
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Egton
1889
Annie
Farndale, daughter of John and Susannah (nee Smith) Farndale (FAR00387) was born in Whitby District in 1889 and baptised
in Goathland on 31 March 1891 (Goathland PR). Annie Farndale’s birth was
registered in Whitby District in the fourth
quarter of 1889 (GRO Vol 9d page 459).
1891
1891
Census, Egton
John
Farndale, aged 39, farm labourer, born Egton
Susannah
Farndale, aged 37, born Cropton
John
W Farndale, aged 15, farm servant, born Egton (ie
born 1876) (FAR00537)
Sarah
Farndale, aged 13, scholar, born Goathland (ie born
1878)
Harry
Farndale, aged 9, scholar, born Loftus (ie born 1882)
(FAR00583)
Edith
Farndale, aged 5, born Loftus (ie born 1886)
Annie
Farndale, aged 7. Born Egton (ie born 1888)
George
Farndale, aged 2 weeks, born Egton (ie born 1891) (FAR00646)
Hannah
Farman, aged 26, domestic servant
Loftus
1901
1901
Census – 9 John Street, Loftus, Lofthouse
John
Farndale, 48, ironstone mines deputy
Susannah
Farndale, 46, born 1855
John
W Farndale, 25, ironstone miner filler
Edith
Farndale, 15, scholar
Annie
Farndale, scholar, 11
George
Farndale, 10, scholar
1911
1911
Census – 19 Tees Street, East Loftus
John
Farndale, 60, mines deputy
Susannah Farndale, 58
Edith Farndale, 25
Annie Farndale, 21,
dressmaker
George
Farndale, 20, blacksmith striker
1914
John
Farndale attended the funeral of his father in law, William Smith in 1914, with
his sons Thomas, Harry, George Farndale, John William Farndale, Edith, Annie
and Sarah Farndale:
Whitby
Gazette, 27 March 1914: FUNERAL OF MR WILLIAM SMITH OF GOATHLAND. A
Veteran sheep breeder. Buried at Egton.
In spite of very inclement weather, the funeral of Mr William Smith, of
Hunt House, Goathland, who died at his residence on Wednesday, last week, at
the advanced age of 92 years, was attended by a large number of
agriculturalists and others from various parts of the North Riding. He was one
of the most familiar figures in the sheep breeding world in this part of the
country, as was stated in an obituary notice in these columns, last week, and
he had taken an especially active part in the breeding of moor sheep. He was
closely identified with the Black Faced Sheep Breeders’ Association for a great
number of years. The internment took place at Egton cemetery, where the old
church used to stand, and many of the stones from which were used in the
building of the church at Egton, on Saturday afternoon, and the large number of
people present were eloquent of the respect in which they deceased was held.
The funeral cortege left Hunt House at 11.30 AM in a heavy rainstorm, and
preceded by Randy Mere, and Egton Bridge, to St Hilda's church, Egton, at which
there was a numerous congregation. The service was conducted by the Rev MC
Dickinson, Vicar of Egton, and the Rev E B Hare, Vicar of Goathland. The hymns
were... The chief mourners were Mr and Mrs Jones Smith, son and
daughter-in-law... Mr J Farndale, son-in-law, Miss Rawnsley, grand daughter, Mrs Elliott, grand
daughter, Loftus, Messrs TH & G Farndale, grandsons, Mr and Mrs Spencely, Mr J W Farndale, Miss E Farndale, Miss A
Farndale, Miss S Farndale …
1921
John
Farndale, 69 years and 11 months, widower, an ironstone miners deputy with
Bells Brothers at Garlin How Mine
Annie
Farndale, 31 years and 9 months, housekeeper at home
Ethel
Farndale, 4 years and 11 months, born Loftus, John’s grandchild, born about
1916
1923
Newcastle
Evening Chronicle, 17 May 1923: SUNDAY SCHOOLS: MINISTERS AND PARLIAMENT. Sunday
school returns showed an increase at 593 scholars and 104 officers and
teachers. The closing of Robin Hood's Day School was reported, but though
strong protests were made, no resolution was carried against it. The Senate
resolved to ask the conference to declare that it is inexpedient that ministers
in the work should be candidates for parliament. The following were elected
lay representatives to the conference: ... Miss Farndale, Loftus...
1924
Annie
Farndale married Richard Bacon in 1924 and the marriage was registered at
Guisborough in the third quarter of 1924 (GRO Vol 9d page 1082).
1926
Cyril
Bacon was born on 15 October 1926 (GRO Vol 9d page 725).
1939
1939
Register – Loftus
1940
Annie’s daughter, Ethel Farndale, died
age 23 in 1940 and was buried on 15 May 1940 at Loftus
Cemetery.
Daily Gazette for
Middlesbrough, 13 May 1940: FARNDALE. At
a Middlesbrough Hospital, on 11th may, Ethel Farndale, 6 East Street, Loftus,
internment on Wednesday, leaving residence at 2:15 pm for service in
Congregational Church. Relatives and friends kindly accept this intimation.
Daily Gazette for
Middlesbrough, 17 May 1940: INQUEST ON
GIRL AT MIDDLESBROUGH. A verdict of “accidental death” was recorded by the
Middlesbrough Coroner, Mr AO Knott, at the inquest in Middlesbrough today on
Ethel Farndale, 23, of 6 East Street, Loftus. A previous hearing of the
inquiry had been adjourned to allow the girl’s employer, Mrs Henrietta
Robinson, to attend. Mrs G Robinson, of 15, The Avenue, Middlesbrough, said
Farndale had been a domestic servant with
her for about a month when, on March 7, the girl was alone in the kitchen doing
her work. “I heard a scream, and going to the kitchen found her standing with
her clothes a flaming. I extinguished the flames and had her removed to
hospital. She had never fainted in my house before, but she said she had had
dizzy fits in a cinema and in the street before.” Dr Boyd said Farndale was admitted
to North Riding Infirmary on March 7 with severe burns. She improved, but
died on Saturday from toxic absorption following burns.
1977
Annie
Bacon, born on 30 September 1889, died in 1977 and her death was registered in
the first quarter of 1977 in Cleveland (GRO Vol 3 page 2875).