17 August 1777 (baptised) to 2 October 1863
FAR00200
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1777
William Farndale,
son of Samuel & Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00149) was born at Kilton
Thorpe and baptised at Brotton on 17 August
1777 (Brotton PR). When William Farndale was
born in 1777 in Kilton, Yorkshire, his father, Samuel, was 42 and his mother,
Elizabeth nee Hutton, was 27.
1822
William Farndale
was a wheelwright, living at Nunthorpe in the Parish of Guisborough in 1822 and
1823 (Baines Directory).
1827
Apprenticeship indenture: Thomas Garbutt to William Farndale of
Nunthorpe, joiner dated 11 August 1827 (Great Ayton
parish records: apprenticeship indenture, Document reference PR/AYG 9/9 –
Level, Item - Catalogue status Catalogued
- Copies MIC 1202)
Census 1841 – Pinchingthorpe (west of Guisborough)
William Farndale, aged 50, cartwright, born in
Yorkshire. His age was wrong, but this must be him. Joseph Farndale (FAR00299), aged 13 was
living with him, perhaps as an apprentice.
1851
Census
1851 - Pinchingthorpe:
William Farndale, head of his household (but on
his own), unmarried, aged 70, cartwright.
1861
Census
1861 - Great Ayton
William Farndale, unmarried, aged 84; a retired
joiner; born Kilton Thorpe, a border with Joseph and Mary Farndale (FAR00228) of Bridge
Street, Great Ayton.
1863
William
Farndale died on 2 October 1863 having lived a long life of 86 years. William
Farndale aged 86, a joiner of Guisborough, died of old age on 2 October 1863. William Wilkinson was present
at the death (Death Certificate).
William Farndale of Guisborough was buried at Guisborough aged 86 on 5 October 1863 (Guisborough PR).
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