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The Farndale 4 Line
A medieval Farndale family
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The
Story of the Farndale 4 Line
This is a small medieval Farndale family, of which we have various records.
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Simon de Farndale 1282? to 1352? Simon the miller of Farndale |
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Adam de Farndale 1302? to 1352? An appeal by Agnes, late wife of John de Maunby against Adam de Farndale for the death of her husband on 21 Sep 1320 An order was givcen for his arrest after the poaching of two hinds in Pickering Forest |
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Robert of Farndale Born 1307 (probably later?) Outlawed with others for hunting a hart in the forest in 1332 |
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The Ancestry of
the Farndale 4 Line
We can’t link this small family to the
wider Farndale family.
Other Farndales in the medieval period who were
probably linked in relationship or geographical origin can be found at Volume 1 of the Farndale directory.
You can then explore Yorkshire prehistory to give you a further
perspective of the distant ancestry of the people of Farndale.
Chronology of the Farndale 4 Line
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About 1282 |
Simon de Farndale was born. |
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About 1295 |
Adam de Farndale, son of Simon, was born. |
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About 1307 |
Robert of Farndale, son of Simon, was born. |
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1309 |
Simon the miller paid more rent than anyone in
Farndale. |
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21 September 1320 |
An appeal by
Agnes, late wife of John de Maunby, at Pickering,
against Adam de Farndale for the death of her husband. |
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1332 |
Robert of Farndale was outlawed at Pickering Castle, with others, for hunting a hart in the forest. |
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13 March 1335 |
Robert filium Simonis de Farndale and another were ordered to Pickering to satisfy the Earl for their fines, but they did not appear. The sheriff was ordered to seize them to bring them before the justices on 15 March 1335. |