George Farndale
1818 to 4 February 1844
FAR00266
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Servant in Old
Malton who died aged 26.
1818
George’s age at death
means he was born in or about 1818. He was the son of Elias and Jane (nee
Foster) Farndale (FAR00224),
as evidenced by his marriage certificate. There is no record of his birth or
baptism. There was a George who was baptised at Stokesley in 1820 (FAR00271), but not this George.
1841
George Farndale of
full age, bachelor, servant of Old Malton son of Elias
Farndale (FAR00224), a
labourer, married Mary Milner of full age, spinster of South Holme near
Hovingham, daughter of James Milner a labourer at the Parish Church, Old
Malton, on 5 June 1841. Say George was 23 when he married then he would be born
about 1818. George made his mark and Mary signed. Witnesses James Fox and Jane
Rawling (her mark). William Carter Incumbent (Marriage
Certificate, Old Malton PR).
1842
Mary Ann Farndale
(FAR00353) was born in
1842 at Malton district, and the birth was registered in the second quarter of
1842 (GRO Vol 24 page 493).
1844
George Farndale
aged 26, labourer of Westgate, Old Malton died of typhus fever on 4 February
1844 at 7 pm. Sarah Postill was in attendance.
He was buried on 6 February 1844. (Death
Certificate, Old Malton PR)
The death of George Farndale age 26 was registered at Malton
District on 6 February 1844 (GRO Vol 24 page 268).
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