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Elizabeth Farndale
FAR00204
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Headlines of William Farndale’s life are
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1781
Elizabeth Farndale, the daughter of Samuel Farndale (FAR00149) of Kilton a joiner & Elizabeth his wife was baptised at Brotton on 22 July 1781 (Brotton PR & IGI).
When Elizabeth Farndale was born in 1781
in Kilton, Yorkshire, her father, Samuel, was 46, and her mother, Elizabeth nee
Hutton, was 31
1801
Elizabeth Farndale married William Smith
on 2 June 1801 at Skelton, by Banns. She
was aged 20. William Smith of the Chapelry of Liverton and Elizabeth Farndale
of the Chapelry of Brotton were married in this church by Banns this 2nd
day of June 1801 by me, Joseph Dawson, Curate. This marriage was solemnised
between us William Smith and Elizabeth Farndale (her mark) (Skelton PR).
I can’t find any record of Elizabeth
Smith after this which may have been her.
She appears to have separated in some way
from William by 1802 because she then had two daughters both of whom, in the
language of the time, were described as ‘illigitimate’
1802
Hannah Farndale is recorded as the
‘illegitimate’ daughter of Elizabeth Farndale, baptised on 1 March 1802 (Skelton PR). She Probably died at birth. FAR000245.
Harriet Farndale is recorded as the
‘illegitimate’ daughter of Elizabeth Farndale, baptised on 20 January 1805 (Skelton PR). FAR00249.
Still to research further, including
checks against Elizabeth ‘Smith’ after 1801.
It seems odd that this Elizabeth married
on 2 June 1801, and gave birth illegitimately to Hannah on 1 March 1802 (only
exactly 9 months later). But could Hannah have been another’s, which led to the
separation? But why else her second daughter also described as ‘illegitimate’, unless there was a separation?
Died
I can find no records of her death.