Ann Farndale
31 December 1820 (baptised) to 1895
FAR00273
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1820
Ann Farndale, daughter
of Henry and Elizabeth (nee Appleton) Farndale (FAR00229) of Nunthorpe,
labourer, was baptised at Great Ayton
on 31 December 1820 (Great Ayton PR).
When Ann Farndale
was born in 1820 in Great Ayton, Yorkshire, her father, Henry, was 25, and her
mother, Elizabeth nee Appleton, was 22.
1846
She married Mark
Charlton on 18 May 1846 in Billingham, Durham (Billingham
PR, GRO Vol 24 page 211).
Billingham is
northeast of Stockton on Tees.
1849
Elizabeth
Charlton was born in 1849 at Coopen Bewley, Billingham,
Durham and the birth was registered in the second quarter of 1848 (GRO Vol 24 page 269).
1851 Census – Coopen Bewley
Wife (aged 28) of Mark Charlton (26), a farm labourer. Their
daughter, Elizabeth Charlton was aged 2. Ann’s sister, Elizbeth Farndale (22)
lived with them.
Mark Charlton, 26, Farm Labourer, born Durham
Ann Charlton, aged 28, born 1823 at Ayton
Elizabeth Charlton, daughter, 2
Elizabeth Farndale, sister in law, dressmaker, 22, born 1829 (FAR00291).
1852
Jane Ann Charlton
was born in 1852 at Coopen Bewley, Durham.
1856
Mary Charlton was
born in 1856 at Coopen Bewley, Durham.
1859
Eliza Charlton
was born in 1859 at Coopen Bewley, Durham.
1861
1861
Census –
Cooper Bewley
Wife of Mark
Charlton, an agricultural labourer with their children Elizabeth (13), Jane Ann
(9), Mary (5), and Eliza (2).
1871
1871
Census -
Billingham
Wife of Mark
Charlton, a railway plate layer, with Eliza aged 12.
A platelayer is
a railway employee whose job is to inspect and maintain the permanent
way of a railway installation. The term "platelayer"
derives from the plates used to build plateways, an early form of railway.
1881
1881
Census –
Billingham
Mark Charlton,
head aged 56, a platelayer on railway, with Ann Charlton (nee Farndale (aged
61).
1891
1891
Census –
Billingham
Wife of Mark
Charlton, a roadman on railway, with Mary Smith, 24, a dress maker.
1895
Ann Charlton died
in 1895 at the age of 73 and her memorial is at St Cuthbert, Billingham (Northumberland and Durham Memorial Inscriptions).