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Farmer
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Elias Farndale FAR00274
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1824
Elias Farndale was born in or about
1824, see death record below. He was
probably the son of Elias Farndale (FAR00224)
1841
Elias Farndale, farmer and Jane Foster, spinster, were
married by licence on 24 November 1841 at Bishop Wilton (Bishop Wilton PR). She was aged 47. Review
this.
1846
Elisha Farndale, bachelor, aged 22, labourer of Thearne, son of Elisha Farndale (FAR00224), married Mary Ann
Carling, spinster aged 24 also of Thearne, in
service, daughter of Christopher Carling, brewer, at the Church of St John and
St Martin, Beverley, on 26 November 1846. William Hilyards
was the Curate. The witnesses werre John Gray and
Elizabeth Holmes (her mark). Signed by Elias, Ann made her mark. Marriage
Certificate.
But why is he referred to as a bachelor?
Maybe the first marriage is incorrect.
Thearne is a hamlet in
the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, in
the civil parish of Woodmansey.
It is situated approximately 3.5 miles (5.6 km) south-east of Beverley to
the east of the A1174 road from Hull to Beverley. It also lies just to the
west of the River Hull. The name 'Thearne' is a
reference to the Thorn tree and was recorded as early as the late
13th century. A ferry east of Thearne
across the River Hull dates to at least the
12th century. In the 15th century a chapel dedicated to
the Blessed Virgin was established. The chapel
was confiscated during Henry VIII's suppression, and is no
longer in existence. Flooding of the Beverley-Hull road
led to orders for an improvement of the area's drainage in the
17th century. The land around Thearne was enclosed by
and act of 1788. The Beverley and Barmston Drain was
constructed through the area in around 1800, but does not actively drain Thearne. A windmill for corn, Thearne
Windmill, south-west of the village on the Beverley-Hull road
was constructed sometime around 1800. An earlier mill existed in the
17th century, the new mill had steam power
installed in 1856.
In 1821 the population of Thearne was 90; by around 1833 the township had a
population of 67. In the 1850s Thearne consisted
of less than 10 main buildings, including Thearne
Hall (built c. 1823). A Primitive Methodist chapel was built in
1867. Ferry Road led east to the River Hull where
the ferry ('Waghen ferry' later 'Wawne
Ferry') crossed to the Anchor Inn (later the Windham Arms), and to the road
to Wawne.
1851
1851 census, Sculcoates,
Hull
Elias Farndale, 26, agricultural
labourer (ie born 1825) Born Gilling.
Mary Farndale, wife, aged 28
Mary Farndale, daughter, 1. Shown as
born Hull, but could this be Mary Farndale FAR00382, baptised Kirby
Misperton (near Malton) and perhaps they moved to Hull very soon afterwards?
1861
1861 Census, Sculcoates,
Hull
Elias Farndale, 37, Agricultural
Labourer
Mary A Farndale, 40
Moy J Farndale, 11 ie
born 1850 this must be a misspelling and must be Mary Jane Farndale FAR00382 see 1851 census
Fanny Farndale, 7 ie
born 1854 -
this must be FAR00403
Martha Farndale, 5 ie
born 1856 this must be FAR00417
Emma Farndale, 2 ie
born 1859 this must be FAR00432
1898
Elias Farndale died Hull Dist
aged 78. Dec 1898 (DR).
There is a Report in the Hull Daily Mail on 9 December 1898 on page 4: Bridlington,
Driffield, Sutton, Anlaby, Barrow, Hessle, Leven, Nafferton,
and Sigglesthorne news on page 5 today. The sudden
death occurred last night of Elias Farndale, 78, who resided with his daughter,
Martha Cushings, at 57, Wassand
street, Hull. The deceased, who died while sitting in a chair in the kitchen,
had been suffering from a bad cold.
Im not sure if
this is him.