The Sheriff Hutton Line

This is an extract from the First Family Tree showing a known family relationship

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There are records primarily from wills of a Farndale family living in Sheriff Hutton in the fourteenth century.

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	William Farndale c 1332 to 1397 A chaplain, who was pardoned for killing John of Spaldington and later established his family in Sheriff Hutton, where he was a person of some wealth Married Juliana Derleye, Caleys, Sheriff Hutton FAR00036
Richard Farndale c 1357 to 20 December 1435 A veteran soldier of the armies of Richard II, Henry IV and Henry V who fought in the French and Scottish Wars Sheriff Hutton FAR00044	Helen Farndale c 1349 to c 1420 Sheriff Hutton FAR00045	Agnes Farndale c 1361 to c 1420 Sheriff Hutton FAR00046	William Farndale c 1365 to c 1440 Sheriff Hutton, Gowthorpe FAR00052
Margorie Farndale c 1409 to c 1480 Sheriff Hutton FAR00049	Agnes Farndale c 1411 to c 1482 Sheriff Hutton FAR00050	Alice Farndale c 1413 to c 1483 Sheriff Hutton FAR00051

Sheriff Hutton Church The Church of St Helen and the Holy Cross and the Chapel of St Nicholas, the heart of the Neville lands, and place of the alabaster effigy of the young son of Richard III

The History of Sheriff Hutton to 1500 A history of Sheriff Hutton which will take you to the lands of the Nevilles and Richard III during the Wars of the Roses

Medieval Warfare Tales of archers and men at arms who fought with Richard II, Henry IV and Henry V and an observation post in the home of the Nevilles and Richard III from which to view the Wars of the Roses

Richard Farndale c 1357 to 20 December 1435 A veteran soldier of the armies of Richard II, Henry IV and Henry V who fought in the French and Scottish Wars

William Farndale c 1332 to 1397 A chaplain, who was pardoned for killing John of Spaldington and later established his family in Sheriff Hutton, where he was a person of some wealth

House Neville This history of the family who influenced the Wars of the Roses in whose seat our ancestors lived

Plantagenet rivalry The dynastic struggles of the Plantagenets, leading to the Wars of the Roses, the events of which our ancestors were direct witnesses