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The Pickering Line
A small family that needs to be linked into the wider family
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The story of the Pickering Line
Richard Farndale probably lived in the Pickering area and had a son there.
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Richard Farndale 1797 to 1876 Married Bridget in about 1824 Pickering |
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There was a Mary Farndale who married William Gill on 12 May 1846. Mary was a widow and her ‘father’ was named as James Milner, a labourer? |
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William Farndale 28 November 1826 to 1902 Son of Richard and Bridget Farndale Pickering, Bramley, Leeds |
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The chronology of the Pickering Line
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About 1797 |
Richard Farndale was born, perhaps in the Pickering
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About 1824 |
Richard Farndale married Bridget. |
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28 November 1826 |
William Farndale, son of Richard and Bridget
Farndale, was born in Pickering. |
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1876 |
Richard Farndale aged 79, died in Pickering. |