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Farmer’s daughter of Whitby and later married to an agricultural and general labourer |
Mary Ann Farndale
FAR00259
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1816
Mary Ann Farndale, daughter of John
& Ann Farndale (FAR00210)
of Newholm, farmer, was born on 20 July 1816 and baptised
at Whitby on 25 July 1816 (Whitby PR &
IGI).
1842
Mary Ann Farndale was presumably the
mother out of marriage of John Farndale (FAR00355), who died of
convulsions aged 3 days. He was born on 7 October 1842 to Mary
Ann Farndale, and died on 10 October 1842.
1843
Mary Ann Farndale married William
Pringle at Danby in Cleveland on 8 July 1843. She was the daughter of John
Farndale, a labourer. She lived at Dale End at the time of the marriage, and he
lived at Park House. William Pringles was a husbandsman.
Mary solemnised the marriage with her mark. Banns of marriage had been issued on
18 and 25 June and 2 July 1843.
1847
Their son, John Pringles was born.
1851
1851 Census
William Pringles, Agricultural labourer,
29
Mary A Pringle, 32
John Pringle, son, aged 4
1861
1861 Census, Egton Bridge
William Pringle, 39, agricultural
labourer
Mary Ann Pringle, 43
John Pringle, 13, son
1881
1881 Census, 3 Fairhead Cottage, Eskdaleside
William Pringle, 59, labourer on highway
Mary A Pringle, 62, born Newholm
Thomas Hoggarth, 19 (an iron miner)
1891
1891 Census, Grosmont
(Eskdaleside cum Ugglebarnaby)
William Pringle, 68, general highways
labourer
Mary Ann Pringle, 74
Thomas McKiney, Boarder aged 51
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