Mary Frances Farndale
1867 to 17 December 1874 (buried)
FAR00483
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1867
Mary Frances
Farndale, daughter of George and Catherine Wemyss (nee Leng) Farndale (FAR00333) was born in Stockton District in 1867 (BR). She was
wrongly transcribed as Farndaly in the
records. Mary Frances Farndale’s birth was registered at Stockton District in the first quarter of
1867 (GRO Vol 10a page 48).
1871
1871
Census – Stockton
George
Farndale, 34, drugger (wrongly transcribed as Farndal in the records)
Catharine Farndale, 32
Mary F Farndale, 4
Catharine Farndale, 1
Domestic
servant
1874
Mary Frances Farndale, died at Stockton District in the third quarter 1874,
aged 7. She was buried on 17 December 1874 at Oxbridge Cemetery, Stockton (GRO
Vol 10a page 79 and 72).
There was a smallpox pandemic in 1870 to 1874, which
originated in France. The Vaccination Act 1853 helped to mitigate its effect in
England, but perhaps this was the cause of three sisters dying the same year.
There was also a cholera epidemic at the time.