Links to genealogies of related families

This page provides information and links to other families associated with the Farndales

Home Page Return to the Home Page of the Farndale Family Website

The Farndale Story The story of one family’s journey through two thousand years of British History

The Farndale Lineages The 84 family lines into which the family is divided. Meet the whole family and how the wider family is related

The Farndale Directory Members of the historical family ordered by date of birth

Themes Links to other pages with historical research and related material

Related Family Stories The story of the Bakers of Highfields, the Chapmans, and other related families

The original purpose of the website is to provide a detailed record of the history of the Farndale family. The primary research follows the patrilineal ancestry of the Farndale family as a method to explore a single family through the depths of time. It is of course impracticable to explore every other family who has interfaced with the Farndales over time. The patrilineal lineage provides a mechanism to explore a single family, and since it explores the history of all those born with the Farndale name, it includes the history of as many women as it does of men.

However the website does now explore several families who are associated with the Farndales through marriage.

The Lindsay Line Martin Farndale (FAR00364) married Catherine Jane Lindsay in 1877. There is now some work, which needs to be further developed, about the Lindsay family who originate in Alnwick and Scotland.	The Taylor Line and the Andrew family Martin Farndale (FAR00264) married Elizabeth Taylor in 1842. There is now some work, which needs to be further developed, about the Taylor Family. The Taylor family descended from the smuggler chief, John Andrew (AND00001) and the Andrew family is also explored.
The Baker Family Margaret Baker (BAK00002) married Alfred Farndale (FAR00683) in 1928. Margaret was descended from the Baker Family of Highfields, who in turn were related to the Bakers of Fenton House and Hasfield Court. There is some suggestion that this family is also related to the Bakers of Sissinghurst, but this is now doubted. The Bakers in time, as the property at Highfields, themselves trace back to the Dod family. We have some extensive family records of the Baker family and have undertaken further research. The research into the Baker family is now almost standing alone as a piece of work to the primary Farndale research. There is a very complete record of these families and will be of interest to those descended from the Baker line. The Bakers are a historic landed family. There is now a separate Baker home page, from where you can begin your exploration into the Bakers.	The Hall Line Margaret Baker (BAK00002)’s father was Arthur Baker (BAK00155) and her mother was Marianne Hall (HAL00103). There is a genealogy available of the Hall family, of Newcastle under Lyme and later Audlem, Cheshire with links to more details about individual members of that family. The Hall family history includes an exploration of the Lynam family, the family of Skipper Lynam (LYN00001) of the Dragon School, Oxford, to whom they related by marriage.	The Dod Family The Baker family descended through the marriage of William Baker (BAK00068) and Jane Dod (DOD00130), from the Dod family of Highfields, whose genealogy is also explored in detail on this website. There is also an exploration of the Dods of Edge, a senior branch of this family. Both Dod families can trace their ancestry back to individual Anglo-Saxon noblemen, which is very rarely achieved, since the Normans stripped the Anglo Saxons of almost all their lands.	The Bellyse family The Bellyse family, descendants of the notorious Dr John Cockfighting Bellyse (BEL00002) is closely associated by marriage with the Bakers of Highfields. In particular John Bellyse the Younger (BEL00003) eloped to marry Hannah Baker (BAK00101). His son (Joseph) Hayward Bellyse (BEL00013) married his cousin, Jane Baker (BAK00126) and his daughter Henrietta Louisa Bellyse (BEL00006) married her cousin, William Baker the Younger (BAK00121). Henrietta and William are direct ancestors of the main line of the Bakers of Highfields.
The Buckingham Line Martin Farndale (FAR00911) married Anne Buckingham (BUC00002) in 1956. There is now some work, which needs to be further developed, about the Buckingham Family.	The Chapman Line Anne Buckingham (BUC00002)’s mother was Etheldreda Chapman. There is now some work, which needs to be further developed, about the Chapman family.	The Byron Line Etheldreda’s father was Walter Chapman, who married Annie Mariah Byron in 1881. There is now some work, which needs to be further developed, about the Byron family. This family understands that they trace back to the wider family of Lord Byron, and this needs further work.
Coutts Family Richard Farndale (FAR01122) married Charlotte Coutts and from the Coutts hub page, the history of the paternal Coutts family and the Maternal Coutts family are explored.	Gordon Family The Coutts family in turn is associated through the maternal line with the Gordon family.	Scott Family The maternal line is in turn associated with the Scott family.	Burnett Family The maternal line of the Scott family then links to the Burnett family.