William Farndale
23 November 1690 (baptised) to 16 May 1782
(buried)
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William appeared to have lived most of his life at Skelton and had
a family of 5. However he was also associated with Kilton and was described as of Kilton at his death. William’s widow, Mary lived to the age of 98 a feat
at the time marked so significant that she featured in Bailey’s Records of
Longevity.
Headlines of William Farndale’s life are in brown.
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1690
William Farndale
was baptised at Liverton on 23 November
1690, the son of George and Ellis or Alice Farndale (FAR00103) (Liverton PR).
1729
He was a
churchwarden. William Farndale, Churchwarden of Skelton
Parish Church in 1729. (He would be 39 years old) (Skelton
PR).
1738
William Farndale of Skelton
Parish married Mary Butterwick of Brotton
at Skelton by banns, on 25 November 1738.
William would be 48 (Skelton PR).
1739
William Farndale, son of William Farndale baptised Skelton 3 Jan
1739 (FAR00152)
(Skelton PR).
1741
Elizabeth Farndale, daughter of William Farndale,
baptised Skelton 7 May 1741 (FAR00155) (Skelton PR).
1743
George Farndale, son of William Farndale baptised Skelton 26 May 1743 (FAR00156) (Skelton PR).
1748
Mary Farndale baptised Skelton 23 August 1748, buried 28 Mar 1750
(FAR00164) (Skelton PR).
1751
John Farndale was baptised on 13 August 1751
in Skelton (FAR00168) (Skelton PR).
1782
William Farndale of Kilton
buried Brotton 16 May 1782. He would be
aged 92 (Skelton PR).
