Hannah Farndale (later Ventress)
7 April 1805 (baptised) to 5 December 1866
(buried)
FAR00250
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Farmer’s wife who
lived in Brotton and Skelton
1805
Hannah
Farndale, the daughter of John and Jane
(nee Pybus) Farndale (FAR00167)
was baptised Brotton on 7 April 1805. Her
father was a farmer. (Brotton PR).
1843
Hannah Farndale,
daughter of John Farndale, married George Ventress (born 1808 (1841 census)), a farmer, on 29 April 1843 at
Skelton (Skelton PR).
Hannah and George
had a family of three.
1844
Hannah Ventress
was born on 9 August 1844 and baptised on 11 August 1844 at Brotton (Skelton and Brotton PR).
1846
George Ventress was
baptised in Brotton on 15 February 1846 (Skelton
and Brotton PR).
His cousin, Sarah
Ann Farndale, was baptised there a few months later.
1847
John Ventress was
baptised on 7 November 1847 (Skelton and Brotton PR).
1851
The family
appeared in the 1851 census for Brotton.
George Ventress, 46, was a farmer of 33 acres, born at Easington. Hannah
Ventress, 46, was confirmed to be the one born at Brotton. Their three children
were listed - Hannah Ventress, daughter, 6; George Ventress, son, 5; and John
Ventress, 3. Also living with them was Hannah Johnson, 15, house servant.
1861
By the 1861 Census, again for
Brotton, George Ventress, head of household, aged 55, a farmer of 25 acres,
with his wife Hannah Ventress, also 55 and their family Hannah (16), George
(15) and John Ventress (13).
1866
Hannah Ventress, born 1805, died aged 61 in Guisborough in 1866 (GRO Vol 9d page 291). At the time she was still
living at Brotton and was buried on 5 December 1866 at the chapelry of Brotton,
Skelton (Skelton and Brotton PR).
1867
With thanks to Dr Tony Nicholson, the above picture
was commissioned by Frances Hutchinson (nee Stephenson) of Brotton Hall, and
later The Cottage, Brotton, and the person numbered ‘10’ in the photograph is
George Ventress. The photograph was taken on 13 April 1867. Hannah had died the
previous year.