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The Farndale 2 Line
A medieval family
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The
Story of the Farndale 2 Line
This is a small medieval Farndale family, of which we have poaching records.
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Peter de Farndale 1238? to 1308? |
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Roger Milne (miller) of Farndale Born about 1265? Roger the miller of Farndale who killed a soar and slew a hart with bows and arrows at some unknown
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Robert de Farndale 1273? to 1343? Robert de Farndale was outlawed for hunting |
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The Ancestry of
the Farndale 2 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 2 Line
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About 1238 |
Peter de Farndale was born. |
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About 1263 |
Robert, son of Peter Farndale was born. |
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About 1265 |
Roger milne (miller) of Farndale,
son of Peter was born. |
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1293 |
Robert was outlawed for hunting in the forest. |
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6 April 1265 |
Roger milne (miller) of
Farndale, son of Peter together with Walter Blackhous
and Ralph Helved, all of Spaunton, killed a soar and slew a hart with bows and arrows at some unknown
place in the forest on Monday in January 1293 and were all outlawed on 5th
April 1293. A hart is a male deer, especially the male of the
red deer after his fifth year. "O my white hart, me repenteth
that thou art dead, for my sovereign lady gave thee to me, and poorly have I
kept thee. Thy death shall be dear bought, if I live." (From the stories
of King Arthur and his Knights). |
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1332 |
Robert son of Peter of Farndale was fined for
poaching at Pickering Castle. |