Samuel Sanders (“Sam”) Farndale

28 March 1855 to 1 May 1911 (buried)

The Whitby 5 Line

FAR00410

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Labourer of Egton

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Egton

1855

Samuel Sanders Farndale, son of William Farndale, (FAR00257) agricultural labourer of Egton and Sarah (nee Sanders) Farndale, was born at Egton, and baptised at Egton on 6 May 1855 (Birth Certificate, Egton PR, BR & IGI). Samuel Sanders Farndale’s birth was registered at Whitby District in the second quarter of 1855 (GRO Vol 9d, page 356).

1861

Census 1861 - Egton:

William Sanders; head; marr; age 80; cartwright; born Guisborough (ie1781). (William’s father in law)

Hannah Sanders, wife; marr; age 81; born Egton (ie 1780).

William Farndale, boarder; marr; age 48;ag lab; born Danby:(ie 1813).

Sarah Farndale, wife; marr; age 43; born Egton (ie 1818).

William Farndale, son; age12; scholar; born Egton (ie 1849) (FAR00378).

John Farndale, son; age 9; scholar; born Egton (ie 1852) (FAR00387).

Samuel Farndale, son; age 5;scholar; born Egton (ie 1856) (FAR00410).

1871

Census 1871 – Churchdale Farm, Egton

Samuel Farndale, 16, a farm worker, with the Marshall family on the 123 acre Churchdale Farm at Egton.

1873

Darlington and Richmond Herald, 12 July 1873: Samuel Farndale, living at Huxworth, but formerly residing at Middleton, near West Hartlepool, had fished with the net for two years in the mouth of the Tees. He purchased the net at Bridport, where most of the salmon nets came from, and believed it to be quite correct. He sold the net to the defendants. Given the location, this may not be Samuel.

1879

Sarah Ann Farndale (FAR00568) was born in Whitby District on 28 June 1879 (1939 Register). Sarah Ann Farndale’s birth was registered in Whitby District in the third quarter of 1880 (GRO Vol 9d page 464). She was born before Samuel and Mary, her mother, were married.

1880

Samuel Sanders Farndale aged 25, bachelor, labourer of Egton, son of William Farndale labourer, married Mary Hogarth aged 17, spinster of Egton, daughter of Thomas Hogarth, farmer, at the Parish Church of Egton, on 29 May 1880 (Marriage Certificate).

1881

Census 1881 – Hose Mires, Egton

Thomas Hogarth, 50, a farmer of 25 acres

The Hogarth family

Samuel Farndale, son in law, 26, an iron miner

Mary Farndale, his wife

Sarah A Farndale, his daughter, aged 0, born 1881 in Egton

A lodger

1882

Thomas William Farndale (FAR00587), son of Samuel Farndale, was born at Egton on 13 June 1882 (Birth Certificate) and baptised on 2 July 1882. The birth was registered in Whitby District by Mary Farndale, mother, of Egton on 10 July 1882 (GRO Vol 9d page 463).

1884

Annie Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00599) was born in Whitby District on 1 April 1884 (1939 Census) and baptised at Egton on 30 April 1884 (BR). Annie Elizabeth Farndale’s birth was registered in Whitby District in the second quarter of 1884 (GRO Vol 9d page 478).

1886

Frank Farndale (FAR00616), was born in Whitby District and baptised at Egton on 7 November 1886. Frank Farndale’s birth was registered in Whitby in the fourth quarter of 1886 (GRO Vol 9d page 463). He died aged 4.

1888

Mary Alice Farndale (FAR00630) was born in Whitby District on 2 October 1888 and baptised on 4 November 1888 (BR). Mary Alice Farndale’s birth was registered at Whitby District in the fourth quarter of 1888 (GRO Vol 9d page 450). She died aged 18 months.

1890

John Farndale (FAR00640), was born in Egton on 1 June 1890 (1939 Register, Birth Certificate) and baptised on 6 July 1890 at Egton. His birth was registered in Whitby District by M Farndale, his mother, of Egton on 7 July 1890 (GRO Vol 9d page 441).

1891

Census 1891 – Egton

Samuel Farndale, 35, head, iron stone miner

Mary Farndale, 28

Sarah Farndale, 10, scholar, born Egton about 1881

Thomas Farndale, son, 8, scholar, born Egton about 1883

Annie Farndale, 7, scholar, born Egton about 1884

John Farndale, 0, born Egton about 1891

1893

Meggie (Meggy) Farndale (FAR00660) was born on 20 March 1893 (1939 Register). Meggy Farndale’s birth was registered in Guisborough District in the second quarter of 1893 (GRO Vol 9d page 505).

1901

Census 1901 – Egton

Sam Farndale, 46, ironstone miner

Mary Farndale, 38

Thomas Farndale, 18, blast furnace labourer

John Farndale, 11

Meggie Farndale, 8, born Liverton Mines 1893

The Cuthbert family (also an ironstone miner)

Loftus

1911

Census 1911 – 43 Whitecliff Terrace, Loftus

S Farndale, head, 56, miner

Mary Farndale, 50

Meggy Farndale, 18

Two boarders

1912

Samuel Farndale, died age 56 in 1911 and was buried at Loftus cemetery on 1 May 1911. The death was registered at Guisborough District in the second quarter of 1911 (Loftus PR).

Confusingly there was a 4 month old Samuel Saunders (sic?) Farndale (FAR00776) buried at Liverton on 7 January 1912 (St Michael (now St Martin), Liverton PR), who was Samuel’s grandson. The Sanders taken by Samuel Senior from his mother’s maiden name, seems to have become corrupted to Saunders by the time of Samuel Junior.

1921

Mary Farndale died in 1921 and was buried on 24 April 1921 (Yorkshire Burial and Cremation Record).