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The Loftus 3 Line
A small family from Whitby who then lived in the Loftus area
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The story of the Loftus 3 Line
William Farndale was born in 1849 and was an ironstone miner who had six children. His children lived mainly around Egton and west of Whitby.
There is another Loftus family, probably related to Sarah Annie Farndale (1870 – 1945) who are included here, but a separate family to William Farndale’s descendants.
The genealogical chart showing the Loftus 3
Line
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William Farndale 22 April 1849
to 22 February 1894 Married Hannah (incorrect
reference to Ann?) Elizabeth Harrison Ironstone miner Loftus, Whitby,
Egton |
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John William Farndale 1869 to 16 December 1938 Farmer, butter huckster, innkeeper and butcher. Married Louisa Hutchinson at Danby on 17 January 1897 Loftus, Danby, Castleton, Guisborough, Whitby |
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Samuel Kirk Farndale 1871 Married Mary Richardson at Kinsale, Ontario on 20 March 1906 Loftus, then Oshawa, Ontario, Canada |
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Thomas Farndale 30 March 1874 to 1953 Married Lizzie Dickenson on 3 December 1907 Loftus, Guisborough, Danby, Castleton, possibly Farndale, Grosmont, Scarborough |
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Sarah Farndale 1876 to 1929 Married Frank Fryers on 28 December 1898 Loftus, Guisborough, Skipton, Kildwick The Fryers family |
Richard Farndale? 1879 to 1880 Loftus |
Lavinia Harrison (or Hannah) Farndale 19 February 1881 to 14 March 1962 Married Tom Butterfield Greenwood in 1908 Loftus, Skipton, Keighley, Bradford, Morton, Eastfield |
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Sarah Annie Farndale 22 August 1870 to 22 August 1945 Married Arthur Wilks on 26 May 1897 Loftus, Liverton, Guisborough, Middlesbrough, Great Ayton, Sheffield |
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Louisa Hutchinson Farndale 16 February 1898 to 26 May 1977 Danby, Egton, Whitby, Wakefield |
John William Farndale 13 November
1899 to March 1970 A/Corporal John
W Farndale served with the Lincolnshire Regiment and the Labour Corps in WW1 Locomotive
foreman LNER May have
married Marion Tate in 1940 Danby, Egton, Agbrigg, Wakefield, Leeds |
Josephine Salvatori Farndale 31 March 1901 to 1993 Drapery shop assistant and dressmaker at Marshall & Marshall at a shop on the pier at Whitby Danby, Egton, Whitby |
Richard Farndale 19 May 1902 to 1970 Master meat retailer Danby, Egton, Wakefield, Whitby |
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Jean Farndale 31 May 1928 to 12 July 1993 Whitby |
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Harriet P Farndale 1918 to 1938 Died aged 20 Keighley |
Edwin Farndale 1888 to 2 July 1888 Died aged 1 month Buried St Leonard, Loftus |
Ethel Farndale 1893 to 2 May 1895 Died aged 2 Buried at St Leonard, Loftus |
Lily Farndale 1895 to 4 October 1895 Died aged 17 days Buried at St Leonard’s, Loftus |
Polly Farndale 1896 to 6 January 1899 Died aged 2 Buried at Loftus cemetery |
Frank Farndale 12 January to 14 September 1898 Died aged 8 months. Buried at St Leonard, Loftus |
Alice Maud(e) Farndale 16 August 1899 to ? No other record so presumably she also died an infant |
The Ancestry of the Loftus 3 Line
The Loftus 3 Line can trace directly
back to 1512 from William Farndale to Nicholas Farndaile
as follows:
William Farndale (FAR00378), 1849 – 1894
William Farndale (FAR00257), 1814 – 1886
John Farndale (FAR00210), 1788
Samuel Farndale (FAR00149), 1735 – 1797
William Farndale (FAR00130), 1708 - 1789
John Farndale, (FAR00116), 1680-1757
Nicholas Farndale, (FAR00082), 1634-1693
Georgins Ffarndayle,
(FAR00073), 1602-1693
George Ffarndayle,
(FAR00067), 1570-1606
William Farndale, (FAR00063), 1539-?
Nicholas Farndaile (FAR00059), 1512-1572
You can then follow
details of Farndale in the medieval period who were almost certainly earlier
ancestors 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 Loftus 3
Line
22 April 1849 |
William Farndale was
baptised in Egton, near Whitby. |
3 July 1869 |
William Farndale married
Hannah Elizabeth Harrison at the Register Office in Whitby. William was a
farm servant in Borrowby (between Loftus and
Whitby). |
1869 |
John William Farndale,
son of William and Hannah Farndale, was born in Loftus. |
By 1871 |
William Farndale was an
ironstone miner at Loftus and continued as such through 1881 and 1891. |
1871 |
Samuel Kirk Farndale,
son of William and Hannah Farndale, was born in Loftus. Samuel emigrated from
Liverpool to Quebec on the SS Sardinian on 21 April 1892 and he
settled in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. He married Mary Richardson in Kinsale,
Ontario on 20 March 1906, and they had four children. He became a farmer in
Ontario. He is Founder of the Ontario 2 Line. |
30 March 1874 |
Thomas Farndale, son of
William and Hannah Farndale, was born in Loftus. |
1876 |
Sarah Farndale, daughter of William and Hannah Farndale,
was born in Loftus. She married Frank Fryer at Kildwick
west of Leeds in 1898 and they had three children. She lived in the Skipton
area. She died at Skipton in 1929, aged 53. |
1879 |
Richard Farndale, possibly the son of William and
Hannah Farndale, was born in Loftus. He died in 1880. |
19 February 1881 |
Lavinia Harrison (or Hannah) Farndale, son of
William and Hannah Farndale, was born in Loftus. She married Tom Butterfield Greenwood
at Skipton in 1908. She died in 1962. |
9 May 1885 |
Did William Farndale become a Mines Deputy at
Loftus, like his brother John, by 1885? Northern Echo, 9 May 1885: |
22 February 1894 |
William Farndale was buried at St Leonard’s, Loftus. |
14 October 1896 |
A horse stealing case against Thomas Farndale was
dismissed at Guisborough. |
17 January 1897 |
John William Farndale married Louisa Hutchinson of
West Hartlepool in Danby. |
16 February 1898 |
Louisa Hutchinson Farndale, daughter of John William
and Louisa Farndale, was born in Danby. She died in Wakefield in 1977. |
3 June 1898 |
John William Farndale had a dispute regarding a
sheep transaction in Whitby court. |
5 July 1898 |
John William Farndale let furnished apartments in
Castleton when living at Didderhow Farm, Castleton. |
13 November 1899 |
John William Farndale, son of John William and
Louisa Farndale, was born in Danby. He served as a Corporal in the
Lincolnshire Regiment and later in the Labour Corps in the First World War.
Later, he was a locomotive foreman. He married Marion Tate in 1940. He died
in 1970 in Lower Askrigg. |
8 June 1900 |
Thomas Farndale dressed up as a Cape Mounted
Policeman in the fancy dress competition at the Castleton sports event. |
By 1901 |
John William Farndale Senior was a farmer and butter
huckster at Danby. Thomas Farndale was a hawk huckster in Danby. |
31 March 1901 |
Josephine Salvador (or Salvatori) Farndale, daughter
of John William and Louisa Farndale, was born in Danby. She became a
dressmaker with Marshall and Marshall at the shop on the pier in Whitby. She
died in Whitby in 1993. |
1 November 1901 |
John William Farndale sold a remount to the army. |
19 February 1902 |
Richard Farndale, son of John William and Louisa
Farndale, was born in Danby. Richard became a master meat retailer in Whitby.
He died in 1970. |
23 May 1902 |
Thomas Farndale won second prize for best groomed
horse at the Castleton Annual Sports event. |
23 August 1907 |
John William Farndale showed pigs in the Danby
Agricultural show. |
3 December 1907 |
Thomas Farndale, 33, then a farmer in Castleton, married
Lizzie Dickenson, a widow of High Castleton at Danby. |
By 1911 |
John William Farndale Senior was a farmer and
innkeeper at the Plough Inn, Egton, near Grosmont. |
11 July 1914 |
Hannah Elizabeth Farndale, wife of William Farndale,
was buried at St Leonard’s, Loftus. |
31 May 1928 |
Jean Farndale, daughter of John William and Louisa
Farndale, was born in Whitby. Jean died in Whitby in 1993. |
10 January 1933 |
Louisa Farndale, wife of John William Farndale
Senior, died and was buried at St Oswald, Lythe. (Cleveland Standard 24 December 1937) |
16 September 1938 |
John William Farndale Senior was buried at St Oswald
Church, Lythe. |
1953 |
Thomas Farndale, died in Grosmont. |