The Farndale Lines

Particular branches of the family tree

From this page, you will be able to explore the 83 sub branches of the family

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 83 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 Time Traveller s Journey through North Yorkshire The History of the North York Moors, Ryedale, York, Cleveland and beyond

The Interface Chart

The Farndale family is divided into the following 83 family lines.

The Interface Chart links the family lines together into a single wider family group.

You can explore these family lines, which provide a route to each individual s webpage.

Click on the link for each family line to explore its family tree and from there find every individual member of the wider family.

When you find the right family tree, click on the reference number (eg FAR00911) to visit the individual page of the person you are interested in. If the name itself has a hyperlink, click on that link for an alternative narrative of that person s life.

Each individual Farndale is grouped with his immediate family into Family Lines. This page groups the family lines to help you easily see the relationship between different parts of the family. So having identified the family line in which you are interested, this page will help you to see the wider relationships between different parts of the family. You can then follow the links to the more detailed family trees of each part of the family.

The Red Lines are main lines of ancestry through which the majority of the family flow. These are generally large family hubs often spanning several centuries and are the main hubs to which other family lines relate.

The Green Lines are those Family Lines which still have members alive today. So it is likely that you will find a contemporary Farndale (or yourself perhaps) in one of the Family Lines in green text.

The Purple Families are related families who have married into the Farndale family, and whose lines are explored separately.

Below the Interface Chart, the family lines are listed alphabetically and geographically.

The Farndale Story The First Family Genealogy c 1235 to 1512 A probable model from medieval records Farndale, York, Sheriff Hutton, Doncaster

Farndale 1 Line 1230 to 1255

Farndale 2 Line 1238 to 1332

Farndale 3 Line 1279 to 1335

Farndale 4 1282 to 1332

York Line 1303 to 1378

Sheriff Hutton Line 1332 to 1388

York Southcliffe Line 1507 to 1537

Sussex Line Various 1460 to 1881

The Kirkleatham Skelton Line 1512 to 1660 Campsall near Doncaster, Kirkleatham, Skelton, Moorsholm, Liverton

Stainton Line 1595 to 1622

The Skelton Line 1599 to 1682 Skelton, Liverton, Moorsholm

The Liverton 1 Line 1604 to 1693 Liverton, Loftus

The Liverton 2 Line 1634 to 1782 Liverton, Loftus, Skelton, Kilton

The Scarborough 1 Line 1789 to 1826

The Great Ayton 1 Line 1624 to 1659 Great Ayton

The Moorsholm 1 Line 1630 to 1676 Skelton, Moorsholm, Liverton

The Brotton 1 Line 1650 to 1709 Brotton, Skelton, Loftus

The Whitby 1 Line 1636 to 1832 Whitby and around

The Kilton 1 Line 1680 to 1973 Kilton, Brotton, and more widely over time

The Taylor and Andrew Families

The Kilton 2 Line 1690 to 1841 Skelton, Brotton, Liverton, Kilton, Lythe, Whitby

The Kilton 3 Line 1725 to 1877 Kilton

The Whitby 2 Line 1711 to 1827 Whitby and around

The Loftus 1 Line 1739 to 1833 Loftus, Whitby, Brotton

The Ampleforth 1 Line 1728 to Date Ampleforth and more widely

The Pickering Line 1797 to 1902 Pickering

The Bishop Wilton Line 1788 to Date Bishop Wilton and more widely

The Leeds 1 Line 1826 to Date Leeds and around

The Stockton 3 Line 1849 to 1993 Stockton and more widely

The Australia 2 Line 1927 to Date South Australia, Northern Territory

The Thornaby Line 1936 to Date Thornaby and more widely

The Carlisle Line 1824 to 1976 Carlisle, Stockport

The Wetherby 1 Line 1875 to 1948 Wetherby, York, Northallerton

The Bradford 2 Line 1910 to Date Bradford and around

The Norwich Line 1870 to 1933 Norwich and area, and New Zealand

The New Zealand 2 Line 1911 to Date New Zealand

The Uxbridge Line 1912 to 1945 Uxbridge and area

The Lindsay Family

The Whitby 3 Line 1743 to 1797 Whitby, Lythe

The Brotton 2 Line 1753 to 1790 Brotton, Skelton

The Whitby 5 Line 1788 to Date Whitby, Danby, Egton, Goathland, Loftus, York and more widely

The Australia 1 (Birregurra) Line 1793 to 1923 Birregurra and Victoria, Australia

The Great Ayton 2 Line 1795 to 1953 Great Ayton, Bishop Auckland, Barrow and more widely

The Great Ayton 3 Line 1795 to 2005 Great Ayton, Guisborough, Middlesbrough

The Bishop Auckland 1 Line 1822 to 1989 Bishop Auckland, Newcastle

The Coatham Line 1827 to 1984 Coatham, Marske, Redcar

The Ontario 1 Line 1836 to Date Ontario via the Crimean War

The Tidkinhow Line 1845 to 1992 Tidkinhow, Alberta and more widely

The Craggs Line 1850 to 1974 Craggs, Brotton and more widely

The Richmond Line 1875 to Date Gillingwood, Richmond, Darlington

The Loftus 2 Line 1848 to Date Loftus, Northallerton, Liverton, Moorsholm

The Brotton 3 Line 1772 to 1917 Loftus, Brotton, Whitby, Marske, Middlesbrough

The Scarborough 2 Line 1817 to 1908 Hunmanby, Bridlington, Scarborough

The Whitby 4 Line 1773 to 1938 Whitby and around

The South Shields 2 Line 1883 to 1928 Jarrow and South Shields

The Wetherby 2 Line 1922 to Date Wetherby, Thirsk, Northallerton

The Hartlepool 1 Line 1834 to Date Hartlepool and more widely

The American 2 Line 1890 to 1934 Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin

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The Wales Line 1940 to Date Wales particularly Glamorganshire

The Newfoundland Line 1886 to Date Newfoundland

The Whitby 6 Line 1818 to 1849 Whitby

The London 4 Line 1907 to Date London and Sussex

The London 2 Line 1911 to Date London, Bedford, Northampton, Essex

The London 3 Line 1921 to Date London

The New Zealand 1 Line 1919 to Date New Zealand, particularly Masterton

The Cambridge Line 1940 to Date Cambridge, London, Middlesex

The Thirsk Line 1894 to Date Thirsk, Northallerton, Richmond

The Bradford 1 Line 1909 to Date Bradford, Chesterfield

The South Shields 1 Line 1904 to 1943 South Shields, Bradford

From Tidkinhow Line

The Wakefield 1 Line 1839 to 2002 Wakefield and more widely

The Loftus 3 Line 1849 to 1993 Loftus, Danby, Whitby and more widely

The Nottingham 1 Line 1909 to Date Nottingham and more widely

The Holderness Line 1914 to Date Holderness, Hull

The William Line 1947 to 2004 Wide geographical spread

The American 1 Line 1885 to Date California, Texas

The Wensleydale Line 1897 to Date Wensleydale and more widely

Baker Family Hall Family Buckingham Family Chapman Family Coutts Family Gordon Family Scott Family Burnett Family

The Stockton 1 Line 1796 to Date Stockton, Guisborough, Rothbury, Northumberland

The Stockton 2 Line 1814 to Date Stockton, Middlesbrough and more widely

The Surrey 1 Line 1914 to 1944 Surrey, Sussex

The American 3 Line 1932 to Date California, Oklahoma, Arizona, Washington

The Northumberland Line 1913 to Date Northumberland

The Ontario 2 Line 1871 to 1912 Ontario, Canada

The London 1 Line 1866 to Date London and more widely

The Leicester Line 1886 to Date Leicester, Nottingham and more widely

The Bradford 3 Line 1916 to 1945 Bradford

Farndales still to be identified into Farndale Lineages

The Alphabetical List

In Alphabetical Order the 83 family lines are:

American 1 American 2 American 3 Ampleforth 1 Australia 1 (Birregurra) Australia 2 Bishop Auckland 1 Bishop Wilton Bradford 1 Bradford 2 Bradford 3 Brotton 1

Brotton 2 Brotton 3 Cambridge Carlisle Coatham Craggs Farndale 1 Farndale 2 Farndale 3 Farndale 4 Great Ayton 1 Great Ayton 2

Great Ayton 3 Hartlepool 1 Holderness Kilton 1 Kilton 2 Kilton 3 Kirkleatham Skelton Leeds 1 Leicester Liverton 1 Liverton 2 Loftus 1

Loftus 2 Loftus 3 London 1 London 2 London 3 London 4 Moorsholm 1 Newfoundland New Zealand 1 New Zealand 2 Northumberland Norwich

Nottingham 1 Ontario 1 Ontario 2 Pickering Putney Richmond Scarborough Sheriff Hutton 1 Skelton 1 South Shields 1 South Shields 2 Stainton

Stockton 1 Stockton 2 Stockton 3 Surrey 1 Sussex Tidkinhow Thirsk Thornaby Uxbridge Wales Wakefield 1 Wensleydale

Wetherby 1 Wetherby 2 Whitby 1 Whitby 2 Whitby 3 Whitby 4 Whitby 5 Whitby 6 William York 1 York Southcliffe

I now have a family tree on Ancestry which links up all the Farndale family lines together. You will find it on Ancestry and it is called the Farndale Family Website Family Tree.

A geographical perspective:

The Australian Farndales

The Argo left Liverpool on 8 October 1852. Onboard were Matthew (59), Hannah, his wife (45), Elizabeth (19) their youngest daughter and Mary Ann (23) and her husband William Martin (23). This is the story of their emigration and descendants.

The Australia lines:

Birregurra (Australia)

Australia 2

The New Zealand Farndales

The New Zealand Line

The Canadian Farndales

The Newfoundland Farndales John Farndale emigrated to Newfoundland in about 1910. The Newfoundland Line

The Ontario Farndales John Farndale emigrated to Ontario in 1870 and this page tells the story of his descendants: Ontario 1 The second branch of the Ontario Farndales Samuel Farndale emigrated to Oshawa, Ontario (near Toronto) at the end of the nineteenth century and this page tells the story of his descendants: Ontario 2

The Alberta Farndales This was a branch of the family who emigrated from the family of Martin to Alberta in the early twentieth century. Some stayed, one travelled on to the States, and my own grandfather later returned to Yorkshire.

The American Farndales

This is the story of Jim Farndale, who emigrated to Canada and then on to America and later became a senator. It is also the story of his descendants.

American 1

American 2

American 3

The Tidkinhow Hub

The story of the Farndales who lived at Tidkinhow, from which large family Farndales established themselves in Canada and USA as well as across the UK.

The Tidkinhow Line

The Wensleydale Line

This is my own branch of the Farndale family, descendants of Alfred, who emigrated to Alberta, Canada in the 1920s, and later returned to North Yorkshire.

The Whitby Farndales

Sailors and others engaged in trades such as carpentry in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Whitby 1

Whitby 2

Whitby 3

Whitby 4

Whitby 5

The Cleveland and North Yorks Moors Lines

Ampleforth 1	Brotton 1	Brotton 2	Brotton 3	Coatham	Craggs
Farndale 1	Farndale 3	Farndale 2	Farndale 4
Great Ayton 1	Great Ayton 2	Great Ayton 3	Great Ayton 4
Kilton 1	Kilton 2	Kilton 3	Kirkleatham Skelton

Liverton 1	Loftus 1	Liverton 2	Loftus 2	Loftus 3
Moorsholm 1	Scarborough 1	Scarborough 2	Sheriff Hutton
Skelton	Stainton	Stockton 1	Stockton 2	Stockton 3
Tidkinhow	Thornaby	William

The Wider Yorkshire/Durham/Cumbria Lines

Bishop Auckland	Bishop Wilton	Bradford 1	Bradford 2	Bradford 3
Carlisle	Hartlepool	Holderness	Leeds 1	Leeds 2	Northumberland
Richmond	Sodbury	South Shields 1	Stockport	Thirsk
Thornaby	Wakefield	Wensleydale	Wetherby 1	Wetherby 2
York	York Southcliffe

Lines from the rest of the UK

Cambridge	Leicester	London 1	London 2	London 3	London 4
Norwich	Nottingham	Putney	Surrey	Uxbridge
Wales 1	Wales 2