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Annie Paver Farndale
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Stockton
1873
Annie Paver Farndale, daughter
of Robert Edward and Elizabeth Margaret (nee Paver or Parver) Farndale (FAR00363) was born in Stockton District on 20 January 1873 (1939 Census)(BR). Annie Paver
Farndale’s birth was registered in Stockton
District in the first quarter of 1873
(GRO Vol 10a page 142).
1875
Her father, Robert, died in
1875.
Guisborough
1881
Census 1881 - 61, Redcar Road, Guisborough:
Annie Farndale, daughter of Elizabeth M Farndale,
34, schoolmistress of 61, Redcar Road, Guisborough
aged 8, born Stockton.
Hutton
Rudby, Stokesley
1891
Census 1891 – North Side, Hutton,
Stokesley
Ann Paver, head, living on
own means
Mary Paver, 36
Annie P Farndale,
grandniece, 18, born Stockton 1873
Ada Richardson, a servant
Hutton Rudby
is 8km west of Stokesley.
1894
York Herald, 23 July 1894: HUTTON RUDBY TEMEPERANCE
SOCIETY. BAND CONTEST AND SHOW. On Saturday the second annual show of fruit,
poultry, pigeons etc was held at Hutton Rudby, in a
field kindly lent by Mr J M Mason of Eden cottage, and
was attended with great success. To begin with the entries in all the classes
showed a decided increase upon last year, while the attendance at the gate
proved that the show is growing in popularity. The weather kept fair until the
band contest had closed, when a heavy thunderstorm broke just after the judge
had given the awards.... In the ladies’ department the prize winners were...
Miss Farndale...
1899
York Herald, 27 July 1899: MARRIAGE OF MISS AMY
BLAIR. On Tuesday the pretty village of Hutton Rudby,
in the Cleveland district, was a scene festivity and rejoicing, the occasion
being the marriage of Miss Amy Blair, youngest daughter of the late Mr J Y
Blair, of Blair's Engine Works, Stockton and Drumranch
Hall, Hutton Rudby, and Mr Smollett Clark Thompson, sub
agent of the British Linen Company’s Bank, Leith, and son of the late Mr Thomas
Thompson, Writer to the Signet, 8 Edinburgh. Rain fell heavily in the hours of
the morning, but the weather cleared during the forenoon... The wedding
presents included: … Miss Farndale, painted plaque …
1902
Annie Farndale, 29, married Alexander Bruce Brown,
31, an engineer, at Hutton Rudby on 29 April 1902. Her
father was Robert Edward Farndale (deceased), a former clerk. Her husband was
from Argyllshire, Scotland. (MR)
North Star (Darlington), 2
May 1902: WEDDING
AT HUTTON RUDBY. On Tuesday, a wedding took place at All Saints Church, Hutton Rudby, the contracting parties being Mr Bruce Brown, of Dunoon,
NB, and Miss Annie Paver farndale, niece of the late Miss Paver, Hutton Rudby. The Rev J Johnson officiated, and the church was
tastefully decorated with flowers. A large number of
friends witnessed the ceremony. Afterwards the happy couple left for Edinburgh.
Hamilton Advertiser, 3 May
1902. BROWN-FARNDALE.
Hutton Rudby, Cleveland, Yorkshire, on the 29th alt,
by the Rev J Johnson, MA, A B Brown, son of the late A B brown, banker, Whitburn,
Linlithgowshire, to an E P Farndale, grand niece of the late Miss Paver, of Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire.
1911
Census 1911 – The Elms, North Side,
Hutton Rudby
Mary Hannah Paver, living on
private means
Annie Paver Brown, niece, recorded
as ‘single’, 38, born Stockton in 1873
1921
Census 1921 – Stokesley
Now available but not yet checked
1939
1939 register – Elm Cottage, Hutton Rudby, Stokesley
Annie P Brown, widowed, born
20 January 1873, unpaid domestic duties
Hannah E Farndale, born 20
April 1875, single
Catherine Paver, born 19
February 1899, married
1963
Annie
Paver Brown born 1873, died at the age of 90 in the first quarter of 1963 and
buried at All Saints, Hutton Rudby.