We now get to much more detail about the individual, and certainty of record.

William is not in my own direct line of ancestry. But it is at this point that we start to get to different lines to modern families named Farndale

 

William ffarnedaill
22 January 1599 (baptised) to 24 January 1677 (buried) 

 The Doncaster Kirkleatham Skelton Line

The Skelton 1 Line

 

 

 

 

 

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Headlines of William Farndale’s life are in brown.

Dates are in red.

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References and citations are in turquoise.

Context and local history are in purple.

 

1599

 

William ffarnedaill, the son of George and Margery (nee Nelson) Farndall (FAR00067) was baptised at Skelton on 22 January 1599 (Skelton PR).

1622

William Farndale must have married in about 1622 because of dates of birth of his family. He seems to have married Jane. Jane Farndale of Moorsome was buried at Liverton on 22 October 1682. If she was 80 when she died then she was born in about 1602.

 

1624

 

George Farndall was born at Skelton on 3 October 1624 (FAR00077).

1628

Isabell Farndayll was born at Skelton on 31 May 1628 (FAR00079).

 

1630

James Farndell was born at Skelton in 1630 (FAR00080).

 

1632

Anne Farndell was born and died at Skelton on 30 September 1632 (FAR00081).

 

1634

There was an Unknown Farndale, who married John Mitin, say born in 1634.

 

1674

William Farndale of Moorsome had two hearths (Hearth Tax, 1674).

 

1685

William Farndale of Liverton was exempt from paying Hearth Tax (Hearth Tax, 1685).

 

William Farndale, of Hilton brought charges against James Hodgeson and William Kempley of Seamer on 23 Aug 1685 (QS Books).

1697

22 Jan 1697. Will of William Farnedaile, of Lytle Ayton proved. (If it is this William he must have been 98 years old. However it fits as there is no mention of a wife, his eldest son is dead and he has great grand children).

‘January this 22nd Day of 1697. I William Farnedaile of Lytle Ayton within the Diocese of Yorke, being weake in bodye but whole and sound in mind and of good and perfeit memory, prassed God for itt doe make and ordain this my last will and all former wils be voide and of none effect. First of all I bequeath my soule unto the hands of my Heavenly Father that, as He did create itt also by the pretious blode of Jesus Christ he will again for his sake receive itt.

Item. I give to my sonne George Farndall’s (FAR00077) three sonns, Francis, George and Richard, 5 pound apece.

Item. I give unto George’s (FAR00077) three daughters, Elizabeth, Merill and Elce (Alice?), fifte shilling apece.

Item. I give unto my sonne James farndale, (FAR00080) my best sute of close and ten shilling in the year for seven years.

Item. I give unto James farndale’s sonns (FAR00094 & FAR00098) six shilling and eight pence.

Item. I give unto my daughter Ishbil Atkinson (FAR00079) twenty shilling and to her seven children six shilling and eight pence apece.

Item. I give unto my son-in-law John Mitin and his wife ten shilling apece and ten shilling apece to his five children.

Item. I give unto Robert Hooper the elder, ten shilling.

Item. I give unto William Farndale (FAR00093) of Liverton, two shilling.

Item. I give unto the poor of Skelton, one shilling and sixpence.

Item. I give unto the poor of Moorsome, three shilling.

Item. I give unto the poor of Stanghowe, one shilling.

 

 

And it is my will that all the above legacies shall be paid by my executors within one whole year after my decease being lawfully demanded and paieing a discharge of the same to all persons as is att age. And for such as is not att age, to pay them as they coum of age, and any of them that shall be taken away before they coum of age, then the legacies soe given shall be redeemed to my executor.

And it is my will that my debts shall be paide, my funerall expenses discharged and bodie committed to the ground, all the rest of my estate whatsoever moveable and unmoveable, I give to my grandchilde, William Farndalle, (FAR00093) the son of George Farndalle (FAR00077) deceased, whom I make my whole and sole executor of this my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I, the said William Farndalle, (FAR00093) have sett my hand and seal the day and year first above written.

Signed William Farndale (Seal).

Witnesses: William Younge; Robert Masterman; Thomas Masterman; William Calvert.

(York Wills)


 

Still to reconcile:

William Farndale, died January 1677 at Great Ayton and was buried 24th Jan 1677 at Great Ayton (Great Ayton PRs).

There is also a record that William Farndale was buried on 24 January 1678 at the All Saints Anglican Church at Great Ayton (Cleveland Historical Society)