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Married
an agricultural and later gasworks labourer |
Ann Farndale
FAR00404
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1853
Ann Farndale, daughter of William
and Ann Farndale (FAR00258)
was born at Settrington and baptised on 9 October 1853 (BR).
1861
1861 Census, in a cottage at Settrington
William Farndale, head, married, an
agricultural labourer, 43
Ann Farndale, 38
Ann Farndale, daughter, 7, a scholar, born at
Settrington therefore in 1854
John Wilson (William’s brother in law) lived with them, by now a farmer.
1871
1871 Census
William Farndale, a farm labourer, aged 55
Ann Farndale, 48 ‘labourer’s wife’
Name left blank, granddaughter, an
infant aged 1 (presumably their daughter Ann’s (then 17) daughter, but Ann was
not living with them – presumably this is Mary J Farndale (see below). Did
William and Ann ‘adopt’ their daughter’s daughter and use the Farndale surname
(since Ann became Goodwill) perhaps as she was born out of marriage when Ann
was 17?
1871 Census, Castlegate,
St Leonards, Malton
Ann Farndale was a general domestic servant with the Kipling
family, aged 18 (Joseph Kipling was a linen draper master)
1874
Banns of marriage between George
Goodwill and Ann Farndale, both of this parish (Settrington) on 6, 13 and 20
December 1874. They were married on 26 December 1874 (boxing day!). George was
a labourer. Ann’s father, William was a labourer.
1881
1881 Census, Settrington
William Farndale, agricultural labourer,
65
Ann Farndale, 58,
Mary J Farndale, granddaughter, 12,scholar (was this Ann’s daughter born when she was 17,
before she married George in 1874?)
1901
1901 Census, 3 Mount Cottages, Scarborough
George Goodwill, gasworks labourer, 57
Ann Goodwill, 48
Harry Goodwill, son, 22, Sewing Machine
Agent
Alfred Goodwill, son, 11
Stanley Goodwill, son, 9
Ernest Goodwill, son 7
Frank Goodwill, son, 4
Minnie Brown, Granddaughter
1937
Ann Goodwill died at Scarborough in the
second quarter of 1937.