Jane Farndale (later Readman)
21 March 1820 to 9 December 1884 (buried)
FAR00268
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1820
Jane Farndale, daughter of John and Ann (nee Nicholson) Farndale (FAR00210) of Hawkser, a farmer, was born at Hawkser, south of Whitby, on 21 March 1820 and baptised at Whitby on 28 March 1820 (Whitby PR).
1841
Census
1841 – Howe End, Danby
Jane Farndale, 21,
female servant,
born in county.
At the house of
the farmer Thomas Scarth.
There doesn’t
seem to be a record of either Frank or Jane Readman in census records after
1841, so this was probably just before her marriage.
Jane Farndale of full
age, spinster of Dale End, Danby, daughter of John Farndale (FAR00210) labourer, married Frank
Readman, a husbandman of Stanghow, son of Philip Readman, a labourer at the
Parish Church Danby-in-Cleveland, on 28 August 1841.Both made their mark. The
witnesses were George Agar, John Duck and Joseph Duck was the Minister. Banns
were issued on 8, 15 and 22 August 1841. (Marriage
Certificate). Jane was aged 21 at her marriage.
1884
Jane Readman died
at Esk Valley, Goathland and was buried on 9 December
1884, aged 63 (Goathland PR).
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