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Elizabeth Farndale
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Malton
1889
Elizabeth Farndale, daughter
of John McLean and Alice Farndale (FAR00493),
was born in Malton District in 1889. Elizabeth Farndale’s birth was registered in
Malton in the first quarter of 1889 (GRO Vol 9d page 395).
She took the Farndale name
from her mother. Her mother, Alice married John McLean in 1890, so perhaps
Elizabeth was born out of marriage, and Elizabeth, and four of her younger
siblings, used the surname Farndale.
1891
Census 1891 – Barnby Yard, St Leonards,
Malton
John McLean, 22,
agricultural labourer
Alice McLean (nee Farndale),
22
Elizabeth Farndale, daughter, 2, born Norton
in 1889
1901
Census 1901 – 2 Spittle Street, Malton
John McLean, 33,
agricultural labourer
Alice McLean, 33
Elizabeth Farndale, 12, daughter, born Norton
in 1889
John William Farndale, son,
8, born Malton 1893
Henry Farndale, 4, son, born
Malton 1897
Edward Farndale, son, 2 born
Malton 1899
1914
Elizabeth Farndale, 25, of 7 Wall Street, Norton,
married William Stellings, 27, a labourer, also of 7 Wall Street, Norton on 22
April 1914 at
St Peter, Norton. Her father was shown as John MacLean (MR).
In 1911, William was single
and living with his widowed mother and his brother, and he was a general
labourer.
1915
Edith Mary Stellings was
born in Yorkshire to William and Elizabeth in 1915. She later emigrated to USA
where she died.