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Simon the miller of Farndale |
Simon the miller de Farndale c1264 to c1335
FAR00021
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1264
Simon
might have been born in about 1264. He might have been a son of Nicholas de
Farndale (FAR00006).
Simon who paid more rent than anyone
in Farndale in 1301, see (see FAR00029).
De Simone (Molendinario) paid 7s and 9d.
1302
Adam de Farndale (FAR00025), son of Simon de Farndale might have
been born in about 1302 (see entry for 1323).
1307
Robert de Farndale (FAR00031) son of Simon de Farndale, might have
been born in about 1307.
1323
‘At
Pickering before the Sheriff of York in 1323, on
Friday after the translation of St Thomas last, Adam son of Simon the miller
of Farndale, (21), Richard the son of John the miller three unknown men
came to the place ‘Petrenedle’ and there took two
hinds and when they were proclaimed by the foresters they left one hind which
the foresters carried the other way with them...(long list of other
offenders)...... The King orders the Sheriff to take with him John de Rithre and to arrest the aforesaid men and deliver them to
John de Kyltynton, Keeper of Pyckeryng Castle whom the King ordered to receive them
and to keep them in prison until further orders.’
(Close
Rolls 22 August 1323, 17 Edward II page 15 and 16
- Close Rolls, Edward II: August 1323, Calendar of
Close Rolls, Edward II: Volume 4, 1323-1327 (https://www.british-history.ac.uk/search?query=farndale&page=1).
1332
Simon de Farndale’s son Robert (FAR00031) was fined at Pickering Castle in 1332 (Patent Rolls and Close Rolls).
The later
reference to his son, Robert refers to him as Simon the miller of Farndale.
1335
Simon might
have died in about 1335.
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