Mary Ann Farnell - through the censuses

[Toban]

Hello all,

Looking for an elusive lady.

Mary Ann Farnell (sometimes Farnall) born in Leeds 2 Dec 1809 to Thomas Farnell and Annabella née Peacock; died in Leeds 15 Oct 1880 and buried in Bramley. I have the details of her birth, death, and even her will, but cannot find her in any census apart from 1841 when she's still living at home with her father in Bingley. She never married.

If anyone can find her in the '51, '61 and '71 censuses I would be very grateful.

Bonus points to anyone who can tell me the fate of her mother Annabella - not in the '41 census with her family, so presuming she died before it. The family were in London for the births of Mary Ann's sisters in 1812 and 1814 but back in Bingley by 1817. She came from a Catholic family, so maybe had a Catholic burial, which will make the record more difficult to find...

Thanks!

Toban

[Comberton]

Burial

Anabella Farnell
b 1786
d 1824
buried 24-2-1824
Bingley
age 38
spouse Thomas

image on FindMyPast

[Toban]

Thank you! Don't know how I missed that one! 

Any luck with Mary Ann?

T

[avm228]

A tiny clue as to whereabouts she may have lived:

The Leeds Times, 23 October 1880

[Deaths]

FARNALL: Oct 15th, aged 70, Mary Ann Farnall, Headingley.

[Comberton]

a possible
1851
Broom Hill, Barnsley
Marianne Farnell 40 unm b 1811 Leeds Instructress
Annie Rhodes 13 boarder
Ann Hobson 19 servant

I can't find a death for a Marianne Farnell nor a marriage

[Toban]

I think that's her! Both her sisters were also involved in teaching, so it looks like all three of them helped to educate!

If any of my subs were active, I'd be there with you doing the digging, but unfortunately can't at the moment

'61 and '71 to go!

I really appreciate this

T