The
Kilton 1 Line
Kilton
Hall, 1795
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The story of one
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This webpage comprises the genealogical family tree of the Kilton 1
Line and then summarises the deeper ancestry of this line of the Farndales.
The Kilton 1 Line is a very significant hub of many members
of the Farndale family, that runs from 1680 to the late twentieth century. All
the future Farndale lines derive from the Kilton 1 Line, which in turn then
traces back to more ancient lines to 1512. John Farndale is a common ancestor
of the large family that followed. How proud would he have been to know about
the stories and lives of his many thousand descendants through time.
The family tree is colour coded to show the flow of
relationships between individuals. You can also follow the hyperlinks in brown text to link
directly to other related family lines and the hyperlink in blue text to
reach the webpage of each individual, where you can
read about their lives in more detail.
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John Farndale
27 June 1680 to 5 October
1757 Married Elizabeth Bennison
on 5 February 1705 and Catherine Jackson on 8 October 1730 Householder of Brotton, the
first Farndale at Kilton Kilton, Brotton, Liverton |
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William
Farndale I
5 December 1708 to 28
February 1789 Married Abigail Gear on 3
July 1733 Farmer of Craggs Kilton, Brotton, Craggs |
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Elizabeth
Farndale 7 February 1710 to c 1710 Kilton, Brotton |
Elizabeth
Farndale 23 December 1716 to 2 March
1765 Married Thomas Pickering on
27 January 1743 Kilton, Brotton, Skelton,
Upleatham |
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Ellin
Farndale 23 May 1720 Married Christopher
Cuthbert on 15 November 1749 Kilton, Brotton,
Kirkleatham |
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Johnny Farndale
when
you are gone there will never be such another Johnny Farndale 28 February 1724 to 24
January 1807 “Old Farndale of Kilton” Married Grace Simpson 0n 16
April 1750 By 1773 he was a tenant at
Craggs Farmer, alum house
merchant, yeoman and cooper Kilton, Brotton |
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Elias Farndale
1734 to 1783 Married Elizabeth Raper on 28 February 1753 Weaver of Thirsk who was later admitted to the
workhouse Thirsk |
Samuel
Farndale
4 April 1735 to 1797 Marred Elizabeth Hutton on
23 May 1776 Cabinet maker and joiner,
Wesleyan of Kilton Kilton, Brotton |
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William
Farndale II
13 July 1743 to 25
September 1785 Married Elizabeth Barry on
24 September 1766 Master mariner of Whitby
who captained colliers Brotton, Skelton, Whitby |
Christiana
Farndale c 1752 Married William Gray on 27
June 1777 Whitby |
John
Farndale
24 March 1750 to 23 October
1828 Farmer at Brotton Married Jane Pybus on 23
December 1794 Kilton, Brotton, Skelton |
George
Farndale
13 May 1753 to 19 November
1782 Married Mary Stephenson on
27 January 1778 The butcher of Brotton |
Hannah
Farndale 17 September 1755 to 27
December 1796 Married James Jackson on 30
May 1775 Brotton, Kilton, Whitby,
Lythe |
Elizabeth
Farndale 17 September 1755 to 3
January 1839 Married Thomas Hall on 21
April 1782 Brotton, Kilton, Whitby |
Sarah
Farndale 21 January 1758 to 17
August 1759 Kilton, Brotton |
William Farndale IV
30 March 1760 to 5 March
1846 Married Mary Farguson on 20
September 1789 Farmer of Kilton and a merchant of wood, rods, coals, salting
bacon; a churchgoer Kilton, Brotton |
Mary
Farndale 26 April 1761 to 28
February 1844 Married John Frankland on 4
February 1785 Skelton, Brotton |
Grace
Farndale 2 December 1764 Married William Fawcet on 4
May 1785 Skelton, Brotton |
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William
Farndale III
17 August 1777 to 2 October
1863 Wheelwright and cartwright Guisborough, Brotton, Great
Ayton |
Martha
Farndale 6 April 1779 to 26 July
1846 Married Francis Earl on 14
January 1803 Kilton, Brotton, Loftus,
Kingston-upon-Thames |
Elizabeth
Farndale 22 July 1781 to 1846 Married William Smith on 2
June 1801 but then had two children when she was single again Kilton, Skelton |
Abigaile
Farndale 2 May 1784 to 27 February
1796 She died aged only twelve Kilton, Brotton |
John
Farndale 4 May 1788 to 17 May 1865 Married Ann Nicholson on 12
December 1813 Kilton, Brotton, Danby, Newholm, Whitby, Hawkser, Egton
Bridge |
Joseph Farndale
25 October 1795 to 20 April
1877 Twin Married Mary Hill on 10
April 1817 Cartwright of Great Ayton Great Ayton, Middlesborough
(Nunthorpe), Kilton, Brotton, Guisborough |
Henry Farndale
25 October 1795 to 28
December 1857 Twin Married Elizabeth Appleton
on 20 May 1819 and Ann Richardson on 27 February 1854 Agricultural labourer in
Great Ayton Great Ayton, Middlesbrough
(Nunthorpe), Middlesbrough (Stainton), Kilton, Brotton, Stokesley |
George Farndale
1 December 1789 to 8 May 1858 Married Mary Armstrong on 22 November
1816 Agricultural labourer of Brotton after living at Richmond (Easby) and Middlesborough (Marton) and who was born and
died at Kilton Kilton, Easby, Stokesley,
Middlesborough (Marton), Brotton |
John Farndale
15 August 1791 to 28
January 1878 Married Martha Patton on 18
May 1829 Yeoman farmer of Skelton, Corn
Merchant, Insurance Broker John Farndale wrote extensively
about Kilton and Saltburn by the Sea Kilton, Brotton, Skelton,
Coatham, Long Newton, Coatham Stob, Stockton |
William
Farndale 30 September 1793 to 23
October 1831 Twin of Matthew Died aged 37 Kilton, Brotton |
Matthew Farndale
30 September 1793 to 8
August 1884 Married Hannah Thompson on
13 May 1829
Farmer of Kilton who then emigrated to Australia Kilton, Brotton Birregurra,
Melbourne, Australia |
Mary
Farndale
24 July 1796 to 31 July
1817 A young girl who died at
the age of 21 and was commemorated by a tea pot given to her by a sea captain Kilton, Brotton |
Martin Farndale
11 August 1798 to 22 June
1885 Married Elizabeth Hours on
18 May 1833 Farmer of Kilton of 200 acres and later 600 acres He farmed at Kilton Hall
Farm, and since he had no children it was John’s son
Charles who then took over farming at Kilton Hall Farm Kilton, Brotton |
Anna
Farndale 19 April 1801 to 22
November 1867 Married William Phillips on
24 August 1841 A farmer’s wife in Skelton after living in Brotton until she was 40 A gentlewoman Kilton, Brotton, Skelton,
Stokesley |
Elizabeth
Farndale 10 April 1804 to 19 May
1822 She died at the young age
of 18 Kilton, Brotton |
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Hannah
Farndale 1 March 1802 to 1881 Born to a single mother Faced attempted rape when
15 years old Married Francis Cooper on
30 May 1825 Skelton |
Harriet
Farndale 20 January 1805 to 29 June
1833 Born to a single mother Married William Whitelock,
a shoemaker, on 27 July 1827 Skelton, Bilsdale Midcable, Gilling East |
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John Andrew
1759 to 1835 The King of Smugglers Kincardineshire, Saltburn |
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Our smuggler ancestors
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William
Farndale
30 June 1817 to 1891 Married Margaret Chapman at
Scarborough in 1839 Agricultural labourer,
railway worker Easby, Stokesley, Hilton,
Filey, Bridlington |
Martin Farndale
17 December 1818 to 12 July
1862 Married Elizabeth Taylor on
27 February 1842 Agricultural labourer
of Skelton Easby, Skelton, Fogga, Kilton, Hutton Lowcross |
George
Farndale
15 April 1820 to 25
December 1891 Married Mary Bell on 27
September 1845 Tile maker, ironstone
worker, brick-layer Easby, Stokesley, West
Hartlepool, Middlesbrough |
Thomas
Farndale
17 February 1822 to 28
March 1854 Married Isabella Bowes on
25 May 1850 Coal miner, pitman Easby, Kilton, St Helen,
Bishop Auckland |
John
Farndale 8 February 1824 to 14
February 1824 Died aged 1 week Easby |
Matthew
Farndale
27 June 1827 to 7 January
1905 Married Ann Readman on 20
October 1855 Matthew lived with his
uncle John (FAR00217) as a farm worker at age 12 Agricultural labourer and
then Foreman at East Coatham East Coatham, Stockton,
Kirkleatham, Redcar, Coatham |
Robert
Farndale
16 May 1830 to 1875 A carpenter whose son
moved to London Brotton, Loftus, Putney |
William
Masterman Farndale
24 March 1831 to 1913 Married Jane Elizabeth
Brownbridge on 18 November 1856 Customs officer and Tide
Waiter Skelton, Long Newton,
Middlesbrough, Ormesby, Knaresborough, Runcorn, Macclesfield, Whitehaven,
Harrogate |
Elizabeth
Mary Farndale
15 August 1832 to 12 April
1905 Confectioner Married Joseph Douthwaite
Blackburn on 21 August 1853 Skelton, Stockton |
Teresa
(Theresa) Farndale
5 December 1833 to 22
December 1896 Married Thompson
Featherstone, a tailor, on 7 January 1854 Tailor’s wife and lodge
keeper Skelton, Stockton |
Annie
Maria (“Maria”) Farndale
9 June 1835 to 27 February
1907 Lived at Kilton Hall with her uncle Martin until she married Married Thomas Hall on 1
March 1862. She may have married Samuel Mede in 1907 Farmer’s wife (200 acres)
with ten children which she farmed herself when she was widowed Kilton, Skelton,
Middlesborough, Brawith Farm, Skutterskelfe,
Stokesley, Hutton Rudby |
John George Farndale
26 October 1836 to 21
February 1909 Married Elizabeth
(“Lisebeth”) Sanderson on 24 March 1880
Printer’s apprentice and
served in the Crimean War before he emigrated to Ontario (possibly via Australia) where he farmed Skelton, Stockton, Crimea, Ontario |
Charles Farndale
Married Ann Dale of Danby
on 16 April 1872 Took over the farming
of Kilton Hall Farm where he farmed 577 acres Kilton, Stockton |
Emma
Farndale 2 December 1839 to 20
December 1839 Stockton, Long Newton, Coatham, Brotton |
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Joseph
Douthwaite Blackburn
(born 1862), Elizabeth Mary Blackburn (born 1865) and Maud B
Blackburn (born 1875) |
John H
Hall (born 1863), William M
Hall (born 1865), Elizabeth J Hall (born 1867), Annie M Hall
(born 1869), Mary A Hall (born 1870), Sarah Ann Hall (born
1872), Mark Hall (born 1873), Edwin Hall (born 1875), Emily
Hall (born 1876), Florence Hall (born 1879) |
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William
Farndale 16 December 1842 to 9 June
1854 Died aged 11 Fogga, Holly Haugh, Skelton |
Martin Farndale
19 September 1845 to 17
January 1928 Married Catherine Jane
Lindsay on 7 July 1877 Farmer of Tidkinhow Tidkinhow, Skelton,
Brotton, Kilton, Tranmire, Tancred Grange, Boosbeck |
John Farndale
26 June 1848 to 10 May 1914 Married Elizabeth
(“Bessie”) Featherstone on 8 October 1881 Railway Signalman and
platform porter Loftus, Skelton, Liverton,
Moorsholm |
Matthew Farndale
28 June 1850 to 27 February
1927 Married Mary Ann Liverseed in
1884 Craggs Hall Farm, Skelton,
Stockton, Brotton |
Robert
Farndale c 1846 to c 1888 Married Caroline Lester 16
August 1869 Carpenter of Putney Wandsworth, Putney |
Charles
Masterman Farndale 25 December 1857 to 1889 A ship broker’s clerk and chemical
weigher who died at 31 in Cockermouth Stockton, Runcorn,
Cockermouth |
Ann
Maria Farndale 26 August 1861 to 26
December 1938 Ormesby, Runcorn,
Whitehaven, Seamer, Great Ayton, Harrogate |
William
Henry Farndale 26 June 1865 to 8 September
1892 A rail clerk who died aged
27 Ormesby, Cleveland Port,
Brotton |
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Annie
Farndale
1870 to 1948 Domestic Cook Married Frederick C Bennett
in 1929 Brentford, Wandsworth,
Croydon |
Edith
Farndale 12 October 1872 to 28 May
1960 Housemaid and domestic
servant Married Harvey James
Stilwell in 1899 Putney, Wandsworth, Bromley |
Theresa
Farndale 1877 to 26 September 1922 Domestic Cook Putney, Wandsworth |
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Mabel
Isabel Stilwell (Born
1899), Edith Carol Stilwell (Born 1903) |
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John
Martin Farndale
1873 to 3 February 1876 Died aged 2 years and 11
months Guisborough, Kilton,
Brotton |
William Farndale
25 April 1875 to 6 February
1948 Married Ada Fawell on 3 May
1899 Farmer of Gillingwood Hall Kilton, Gillingwood,
Richmond, Saltburn |
George Farndale
Farmer and partner
of Kilton Hall Farm The last of the Kilton
farmers Kilton, Redcar, Saltburn |
Mary
Elizabeth Farndale
22 December 1877 to 1971 Married William H Hodge in
1927 Dairywork Kilton |
Grace
Farndale
14 April 1880 to 1 March
1966 Dairywork Kilton, Redcar,
Saltburn |
Albert
Farndale
1881 to 19 December 1918 An architect of Guisborough Kilton, Guisborough |
Ernest
Farndale 1883 to 4 September 1885 Died aged 2 years and 6
months Kilton, Brotton,
Guisborough |
Sophia
Farndale
23 August 1884 to 23 August
1973 Married Maxwell Foster in
1909 She lived at ‘Kilton’ in Greatham Kilton, Greatham |
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Ruth
Eileen Foster (7
August 1911), Ernest Farndale Foster (19 October 1913), William
Harwood Foster (1919) |
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Farndale Family Tree on Ancestry, which links the
whole family together.
The Deeper Ancestry of the Kilton 1
Line
The matrix below will transport descendants of the Kilton
1 Line into a personal journey into their deep ancestry. It is an extract
of the Farndale
Story which is bespoke for the Kilton 1 Line descendants. It will take you
back to the earliest history of our ancestors and each box will transport you
to a more detailed narrative to unlock your history.
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A Time Machine to a different era of
geological time in the heart of our ancestral home |
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The Iron Age, Bronze
Age, Neolithic, and Mesolithic evidence of the people of the immediate
vicinity to Farndale |
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Isurium Brigantum (Aldborough) The Roman Regional Capital of the lands
around Kirkdale |
A Roman Villa on palatial scale just south
of Kirkdale |
A Roman Villa only 2km from Kirkdale in the
heart of our ancestral lands |
71 CE to 580 CE The lands which would
become the lands of Kirkdale and Chirchebi in Roman and Pagan times |
A Roman arm purse
which can be seen in the British Museum in London today, found in about the
second century CE by a cairn overlooking Farndale, which will transport you
back 2,000 years |
The Roman Capital of northern England where
Constantine was proclaimed Emperor |
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560 CE to 793 CE Kirkdale and the Chirchebi
Estate in the Anglo Saxon Period |
Kirkdale
from its founding in about 685 CE to the beginning of the Scandinavian period
in about 800 CE |
Deirian and Northumbrian York, a political,
cultural and educational Hub on the European stage The
people who dominated our ancestral lands |
Alcuin and the birth of modern education
The
world of Ecgbert and Aethelbert, successors to Bede, and their pupil Alcuin,
who took York’s powerhouse of knowledge to the court of Charlemagne to
pioneer the European educational system |
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The powerful figure at the heart of the
aristocracy, who rebuilt Kirkdale and put our ancestral lands firmly onto the
national political stage |
793 CE to 1066 Kirkdale and the Chirchebi
Estate in the Scandinavian Period |
Anglo-Saxon-Scandinavian Kirkdale Kirkdale
in the Anglo-Saxon-Scandinavian period from about 800 CE to 1066, with a brief summary of its history through to 1500 |
The
Scandinavian centre of northern England |
A unique treasure whose secrets transport us into the
world of the eleventh century upon which you can stare today, imagining
direct ancestors who did the same a thousand years ago |
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Regime Change |
1066 to 1200 The People of the Kirkbymoorside (“Chirchebi |
