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Inmate
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Edith Farndale
FAR00611
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Loftus
1886
Edith Farndale, daughter of
John and Susannah Farndale (FAR00387),
was born in Loftus and baptised at Loftus on
31 January 1886 (BR). Edith Farndale’s birth
was registered in Guisborough District in
the first quarter of 1886 (GRO Vol 9d page 471).
Egton
1891
1891 Census, Egton
John Farndale, aged 39, farm
labourer, born Egton
Susannah Farndale, aged 37,
born Cropton
John W Farndale, aged 15,
farm servant, born Egton (ie born 1876) (FAR00537)
Sarah Farndale, aged 13,
scholar, born Goathland (ie born 1878)
Harry Farndale, aged 9,
scholar, born Loftus (ie born 1882) (FAR00583)
Edith Farndale, aged 5, born Loftus (ie born 1886)
Annie Farndale, aged 7. Born
Egton (ie born 1888)
George Farndale, aged 2
weeks, born Egton (ie born 1891) (FAR00646)
Hannah Farman, aged 26,
domestic servant
Loftus
1901
1901 Census – 9 John Street, Loftus, Lofthouse
John Farndale, 48, ironstone
mines deputy
Susannah Farndale, 46, born 1855
John W Farndale, 25,
ironstone miner filler
Edith Farndale, 15, scholar
Annie Farndale, scholar, 11
George Farndale, 10, scholar
1911
1911 Census – 19 Tees Street, East Loftus
John Farndale, 60, mines
deputy
Susannah Farndale, 58
Edith Farndale, 25
Annie Farndale, 21,
dressmaker
George Farndale, 20,
blacksmith striker
1914
John Farndale attended the
funeral of his father in law, William Smith in 1914,
with his sons Thomas, Harry, George Farndale, John William Farndale, Edith,
Annie and Sarah Farndale:
Whitby Gazette, 27 March
1914: FUNERAL
OF MR WILLIAM SMITH OF GOATHLAND. A Veteran sheep breeder. Buried at
Egton. In spite of
very inclement weather, the funeral of Mr William Smith, of Hunt House,
Goathland, who died at his residence on Wednesday, last week, at the advanced
age of 92 years, was attended by a large number of agriculturalists and others
from various parts of the North Riding. He was one of the most familiar figures
in the sheep breeding world in this part of the country, as was stated in an
obituary notice in these columns, last week, and he had taken an especially
active part in the breeding of moor sheep. He was closely identified with the
Black Faced Sheep Breeders’ Association for a great number of years. The
internment took place at Egton cemetery, where the old church used to stand,
and many of the stones from which were used in the building of the church at
Egton, on Saturday afternoon, and the large number of people present were
eloquent of the respect in which they deceased was held. The funeral cortege
left Hunt House at 11.30 AM in a heavy rainstorm, and preceded by Randy Mere,
and Egton Bridge, to St Hilda's church, Egton, at which there was a numerous
congregation. The service was conducted by the Rev MC Dickinson, Vicar of Egton,
and the Rev E B Hare, Vicar of Goathland. The hymns were... The chief mourners
were Mr and Mrs Jones Smith, son and
daughter-in-law... Mr J Farndale, son-in-law, Miss Rawnsley, grand daughter, Mrs Elliott, grand
daughter, Loftus, Messrs TH & G Farndale, grandsons, Mr and Mrs Spencely, Mr J W Farndale, Miss E Farndale, Miss A
Farndale, Miss S Farndale …
1921
1921 census – Guisborough
Now available but not yet checked
1939
1939 Register – Poor Law Institution,
Stokesley
Edith Farndale, born about
1885 (birth date not known to her), inmate, single
1968
Edith Farndale, born abut
1885, died aged 83 and buried in Cleveland in 1968.