Samuel Farndale
4 April 1735 to 1797
“They had some land,
lived to be old and died at Kilton, respected”
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Cabinet maker and joiner, Wesleyan of Kilton
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1735
Samuel Farndale,
son of William and Abigail (nee Gear) Farndale (FAR00130) was born in Brotton on 4 April 1735 (Brotton PR).
1773
Churchwarden’s
Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid from Kilton
Warden’s Accounts, £3 13s 6d in 1773 (Brotton PR).
1774
Churchwarden’s Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid
from Kilton Warden’s Accounts 6s 4d in
1774 (Brotton PR).
1776
Samuel Farndale married Elizabeth Hutton
(1750-1801) on 23 May 1776 in Brotton. Samuel Farndale, married by
banns Elizabeth Hutton, both of the Chaplry Brotton, on 23 May 1776. Banns were published
in Brotton Chapel on 5th, 12th and 19th May
1776 by J Parrington, Minister, Brotton.
Witnesses, Jane and William Webster. (Brotton PR).
Churchwarden’s
Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid from Kilton
Warden’s Accounts 6s 4d in 1776.
1777
William Farndale (FAR00200), son of Samuel and Elizabeth
Farndale, was baptised in Brotton on 17 August 1777 (Brotton
PR).
1779
Martha Farndale (FAR00203), daughter of Samuel
and Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised in Brotton
on 6 April 1779 (Brotton PR).
1780
Churchwarden’s
Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid from Kilton
Warden’s Accounts 2s 1d in 1780.
1781
Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00204), daughter of
Samuel and Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised in Brotton
on 22 July 1781 (Brotton PR).
Churchwarden’s Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid
from Kilton Warden’s Accounts £2 1s 0d
in 1781.
1784
Abigaile Farndale (FAR00205), daughter of Samuel
and Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised in Brotton
on 2 May 1784 (Brotton PR).
1785
Churchwarden’s
Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid from Kilton
Warden’s Accounts 4s10d in 1785.
1786
Churchwarden’s Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid
from Kilton Warden’s Accounts 1s 10d
in 1786.
1787
Churchwarden’s Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid
from Kilton Warden’s Accounts 3s 2d
in 1787.
1788
John Farndale (FAR00210), son of Samuel and
Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised in Brotton
on 4 May 1788 (Brotton PR).
Churchwarden’s
Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid from Kilton
Warden’s Accounts 2s 3d in 1788.
1789
Churchwarden’s Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid
from Kilton Warden’s Accounts 9d in
1789.
1790
Churchwarden’s Accounts: Samuel Farndale was paid
from Kilton Warden’s Accounts 1s 0d
in 1790. There are no further payments after this date.
1795
In his booklet, ‘Kilton,
This Ancient Hamlet of Old’ John Farndale describes life at Kilton in the 1790s. He writes, ‘……………Near
them is Samuel Farndale and Betty, his wife, and their five children, one yet
still alive (the book was written about 1870), cabinet makers and joiners,
Wesleyans. They had some land, lived to be old and died at Kilton, respected.’
Joseph Farndale (FAR00228), son of Samuel and
Elizabeth Farndale, was baptised at Brotton
on 25 October 1795 (Brotton PR).
Henry Farndale , son of Samuel and Elizabeth
Farndale, was baptised at Brotton on 25
October 1795 (Brotton PR).
Samuel Farndale, was paid from the Kilton Overseer’s Accounts, 20 bushels of coal
at 9s 4d on 16 July 1795
Samuel Farndale, was paid from the Kilton Overseer’s Accounts, half a chalder of
ships coals at 12s 15 17 Feb 1795
Samuel Farndale,
was paid from the Kilton Overseer’s
Accounts, 5s 0d on 31 March 1795
Samuel Farndale, was paid from the Kilton Overseer’s Accounts, expenses of 17s 6d
on 20 April 1795
Samuel Farndale, was paid from the Kilton Overseer’s Accounts, £1 1s 0d on 20 June
1795. There are no more payments to Samuel after this one. He died in 1797.
1797
Samuel Farndale,
died in 1797.
Payments
continued to Elizabeth Farndale from the Kilton
Overseer’s Accounts at monthly intervals mainly for ‘meal’ or ‘wheat,’
occasionally for coals and once for going to Guisborough,
up to 1799 after which she was paid 5s a week until 6 April 1800 when she was
paid 4s. There are no further payments to her after this date and she died in
1801.
1811
Elizabeth Farndale of Brotton was buried at Skelton on 24 March 1811 aged 83 (Skelton
PR). Therefore born 1728.