Mary Ann Farndale (later Pringle or Pringles)
20 July 1816 to 1899
FAR00259
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1816
Mary Ann
Farndale, daughter of John and Ann (nee Nicholson) Farndale (FAR00210) of Newholm,
farmer, was born on 20 July 1816 and baptised at Whitby
on 25 July 1816 (Whitby PR).
1842
Mary
Ann Farndale was presumably the mother out of marriage of John Farndale (FAR00355), the daughter
of Mary Ann, a spinster of Red Briar, who died of convulsions aged 3 days. He
was born on 25 October 1842 to Mary Ann Farndale (Danby
PR). He was buried at St Hilda, Danby on 2 November 1842.
1843
Mary Ann Farndale
married William Pringles at Danby in Cleveland on 8 July 1843 (Danby PR). She was the daughter of John Farndale,
a labourer. She lived at Dale End at the time of the marriage, and he lived at
Park House. William Pringles was a husbandsman. Mary
solemnised the marriage with her mark. Banns of marriage had been issued on 18
and 25 June and 2 July 1843.
1847
John Pringles,
son of William and Mary Ann (nee Farndale) Pringles was baptised in
Danby on 27 September 1846 (Danby PR).
1851
1851
Census
William Pringles,
Agricultural labourer, 29
Mary A Pringles,
32
John Pringles,
son, aged 4
1861
1861
Census,
Egton Bridge
William Pringle,
39, agricultural labourer
Mary Ann Pringle,
43
John Pringle, 13,
son
1881
1881
Census, 3
Fairhead Cottage, Eskdaleside
William Pringle,
59, labourer on highway
Mary A Pringle,
62, born Newholm
Thomas Hoggarth,
19 (an iron miner)
1891
1891
Census, Grosmont (Eskdaleside cum Ugglebarnaby)
William Pringle,
68, general highways labourer
Mary Ann Pringle,
74
Thomas McKiney, Boarder aged 51
1899
Mary Ann Pringle died in 1899, aged 79, and her death was
registered at Guisborough in the second quarter of 1899 (GRO Vol 9d page 308).
