Samuel Sanders Farndale
28 March 1855 to 1 May 1911 (buried)
FAR00410
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Labourer of Egton
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1855
Samuel
Sanders Farndale, son of William Farndale, (FAR00257) agricultural
labourer of Egton and Sarah Farndale formerly Sanders, 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 servant (farm worker?) with the Marshall family
1873
Could
this be Samuel in 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. Recheck
this as location doesn’t seem right.
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).
Sarah Ann Farndale (FAR00568) was born in 1880
at Egton (Egton Parish Records).
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 on 13 June 1882 at Egton (Egton
PR).
1884
Annie
Elizabeth Farndale (FAR00599)
was, born in or about 1884 at Egton (Egton PR).
1890
John Farndale (FAR00640), son of Samuel
Farndale, was born on 1 June 1890 at Egton (Egton
PR).
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 in 1893 at Liverton Mines.
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)
1911
Census
1911 – 43 Whitecliff Terrace, Loftus
S
Farndale, head, 56, miner
Mary
Farndale, 50
Meggy
Farndale, 18
Two
boarders
Samuel Farndale, died age 56 at Guisborough District in the second quarter
of 1911 and was buried at Loftus cemetery on 1 May 1911 (DR).