Thomas Farndale
17 February 1822 (baptised) to 28 March
1854
FAR00280
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Thomas Farndale, son of George and Mary (nee Armstrong) Farndale
(FAR00215) of Easby, farmer, was baptised at Stokesley on 17 February 1822
(Stokesley PR).
1841
Census 1841 - Kilton:
In 1841, Thomas, aged 15, was working for uncle
Matthew Farndale (FAR00225) at Kilton, working directly
with George Jennings.
1850
Thomas Farndale of
full age, bachelor, pitman of St Helen, Aukland, son of George Farndale,
labourer, married Isabella Bowes of full age, spinster of St Helen, Aukland,
daughter of William Bowes, a labourer, at the church of St Helen Aukland on 25
May 1850 (Marriage Certificate). Both made
their marks. The witnesses were Edward Davison and Thomas Sammerson.
Matthew Chester was the Vicar.
Isabella nee Bowes was born in about 1822 and died on 12
January 1876.
1851
William Farndale (FAR00386), son of Thomas
and Isabella Farndale was born at Martin Moor in 1851 (Census,
GRO Vol 24 page 21).
Census 1851 - St
Helen, Bishop Auckland
Thomas Farndale, head; married; age 30; coal
miner; born Martin Moor; (1821)
Isabella Farndale, wife; married; age 31; b
Durham; (1820)
William Farndale (FAR00386), son; age 2
weeks; b St Helens; (1851).
1853
Mary Ann Farndale
(FAR00397) was born on 17
March 1853 (GRO Vol 10a page 102).
The following information was helpfully provided by
Judith Bremner:
Mary Ann was always referred to as Aunty Farndale or Aunty. Her brother William was not very strong and
Mary Ann looked after him until his death in 1919, at this time my mother was a
toddler and unable to remember him herself.
Mary Ann died aged 74 when my mother was 10 in 1927. Their parents were
Thomas Farndale & Isabella Bowes. Thomas died in his early 30’s and
Isabella had a hard life bringing up 2 young children as a single parent.
1854
Thomas Farndale aged 32 of St Helens, Auckland,
pitman, died of phthisis. Isabella Farndale made her mark as present at the
death at St Helens, Auckland on 28 March 1854 (Death
Certificate).
After Thomas died
Census 1861 - St
Helen, Auckland
1871
Census
1871 – Barracks, St Helen, Auckland
Isabel
Farndale, head, 54, born Durham in 1817
William
Farndale, son, 20, labourer
Mary
A Farndale, 18, dress maker
