PARENTS: Edward Montford Farnell & Mary Helen Bell.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Micajah Farnell & Cindarilly Marshall.
Micajah, b. ca 1795; d. 23 Septmber 1845, Onslow Co., NC.
Cindarilly, b. ca 1805; d. 15 October 1843. They married 17 January 1826, Onslow Co., NC.
(Micajah's death date is from his probate record. It also lists 3 minor children, Aaron Farnell, Sarah Ann Farnell & Elizabeth Farnell. Among the probate records is a request dated 1858 to the court to sell Aaron's slave Harry. It appears that Aaron d. Oct. 16, 1859 (b. 1835) & is buried in the Montford Point Federal Cem., Montford Point, Jacksonville, Onslow Co., NC where there are many Farnells buried. This is the site location for removal of caucasion graves from lands confiscated by the Federal government to build Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, ca. 1940. There is an online listing of the removals including those from "Farnell Graveyard". It can be presumed that Edward's parents were buried there. By the time of the removal, it's possible they no longer had headstones, thus are not shown in the current burial location. There are 2 unknown removals from Farnell Graveyard on the list.)
Edward m. Mary H. Bell 3 March 1849, Onslow Co., NC.
1850 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward A Farrell M 23 North Carolina
Mary H Farrell F 19 North Carolina
Josephine R Farrell F 2 mos North Carolina
Mary A Farrell F 47 North Carolina
The census transcriptionist misread the census for this family. The census actually shows their surname to be "Farnell" and Edward's middle initial is "M." Mary A. Farnell is probably Edward's mother. Edward is a farmer.
1860 U.S. Census for Beaver Creek District, Jones Co., NC (10 Aug)(P.O. Trenton):
Edward M Farnell M 32 North Carolina
Mary H Farnell F 30
Josephine Farnell F 10
Henrietta Farnell F 8
Daniel Farnell M 2
Nancy Westbrook F 19
No occupation is listed for Edward.
1870 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co. NC (30 July)(P.O. Palo Alto):
Edward Farnell M 42 North Carolina; farmer
Mary Farnell F 40 North Carolina
Josephine Farnell F 20 North Carolina
Henrietta Farnell F 17 North Carolina
Georgiana Farnell F 14 North Carolina
Daniel Farnell M 12 North Carolina
Benjamin Farnell M 12 North Carolina
George Farnell M 10 North Carolina
The children all assisted with the farm work.
1880 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward Farnell Self M 52 North Carolina
Mary Farnell Wife F 51 North Carolina
Henrietta R Farnell Dau F 24 North Carolina
Daniel N Farnell Son M 22 North Carolina
George T Farnell Son M 19 North Carolina
Georaner Farnell Dau F 20 North Carolina
Haris Warters Other M 20 North Carolina
Edward was a farmer. George was a retail grocer. Harris was a laborer.
George is also listed in an 1880 U.S. Census for Swansboro Twp, Swansboro Town, Onslow Co., NC by himself. He is shown to be 19 yrs & a merchant. He is listed as single in both census records.
George T. Farnell m. Rena Hooker 1 October 1889, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC.
George's father, Edward M. Farnell's estate was in probate in April 1890. George was the administrator of his father's estate.
1910 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 49 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 40 North Carolina
Helen K Farnell Dau F 17 North Carolina
Rena had 1 child, living. George is employed at a bank.
George & Rena remain in Bayboro Town, NC in 1920. George is a truck gardner & mechanic.
George & Rena reside in Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC in the 1930 census, but there are no occupations listed for them.
1940 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 79 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 69 North Carolina
They resided in the same house in 1935. Rena is a case worker with the county welfare dept.
Note: Daughter Helen, b. Sep. 23, 1892, NC; m. William B. Rodman, Jr; d. April 17, 1970, Goldsboro, Wayne Co., NC. At the time of her passing, she resided in Washington, Beaufort Co., NC. They are buried in Oakdale Cem., Washington, NC; Memorial 63563362. (his headstone reads III)
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Micajah Farnell & Cindarilly Marshall.
Micajah, b. ca 1795; d. 23 Septmber 1845, Onslow Co., NC.
Cindarilly, b. ca 1805; d. 15 October 1843. They married 17 January 1826, Onslow Co., NC.
(Micajah's death date is from his probate record. It also lists 3 minor children, Aaron Farnell, Sarah Ann Farnell & Elizabeth Farnell. Among the probate records is a request dated 1858 to the court to sell Aaron's slave Harry. It appears that Aaron d. Oct. 16, 1859 (b. 1835) & is buried in the Montford Point Federal Cem., Montford Point, Jacksonville, Onslow Co., NC where there are many Farnells buried. This is the site location for removal of caucasion graves from lands confiscated by the Federal government to build Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, ca. 1940. There is an online listing of the removals including those from "Farnell Graveyard". It can be presumed that Edward's parents were buried there. By the time of the removal, it's possible they no longer had headstones, thus are not shown in the current burial location. There are 2 unknown removals from Farnell Graveyard on the list.)
Edward m. Mary H. Bell 3 March 1849, Onslow Co., NC.
1850 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward A Farrell M 23 North Carolina
Mary H Farrell F 19 North Carolina
Josephine R Farrell F 2 mos North Carolina
Mary A Farrell F 47 North Carolina
The census transcriptionist misread the census for this family. The census actually shows their surname to be "Farnell" and Edward's middle initial is "M." Mary A. Farnell is probably Edward's mother. Edward is a farmer.
1860 U.S. Census for Beaver Creek District, Jones Co., NC (10 Aug)(P.O. Trenton):
Edward M Farnell M 32 North Carolina
Mary H Farnell F 30
Josephine Farnell F 10
Henrietta Farnell F 8
Daniel Farnell M 2
Nancy Westbrook F 19
No occupation is listed for Edward.
1870 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co. NC (30 July)(P.O. Palo Alto):
Edward Farnell M 42 North Carolina; farmer
Mary Farnell F 40 North Carolina
Josephine Farnell F 20 North Carolina
Henrietta Farnell F 17 North Carolina
Georgiana Farnell F 14 North Carolina
Daniel Farnell M 12 North Carolina
Benjamin Farnell M 12 North Carolina
George Farnell M 10 North Carolina
The children all assisted with the farm work.
1880 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward Farnell Self M 52 North Carolina
Mary Farnell Wife F 51 North Carolina
Henrietta R Farnell Dau F 24 North Carolina
Daniel N Farnell Son M 22 North Carolina
George T Farnell Son M 19 North Carolina
Georaner Farnell Dau F 20 North Carolina
Haris Warters Other M 20 North Carolina
Edward was a farmer. George was a retail grocer. Harris was a laborer.
George is also listed in an 1880 U.S. Census for Swansboro Twp, Swansboro Town, Onslow Co., NC by himself. He is shown to be 19 yrs & a merchant. He is listed as single in both census records.
George T. Farnell m. Rena Hooker 1 October 1889, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC.
George's father, Edward M. Farnell's estate was in probate in April 1890. George was the administrator of his father's estate.
1910 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 49 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 40 North Carolina
Helen K Farnell Dau F 17 North Carolina
Rena had 1 child, living. George is employed at a bank.
George & Rena remain in Bayboro Town, NC in 1920. George is a truck gardner & mechanic.
George & Rena reside in Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC in the 1930 census, but there are no occupations listed for them.
1940 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 79 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 69 North Carolina
They resided in the same house in 1935. Rena is a case worker with the county welfare dept.
Note: Daughter Helen, b. Sep. 23, 1892, NC; m. William B. Rodman, Jr; d. April 17, 1970, Goldsboro, Wayne Co., NC. At the time of her passing, she resided in Washington, Beaufort Co., NC. They are buried in Oakdale Cem., Washington, NC; Memorial 63563362. (his headstone reads III)
PARENTS: Edward Montford Farnell & Mary Helen Bell.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Micajah Farnell & Cindarilly Marshall.
Micajah, b. ca 1795; d. 23 Septmber 1845, Onslow Co., NC.
Cindarilly, b. ca 1805; d. 15 October 1843. They married 17 January 1826, Onslow Co., NC.
(Micajah's death date is from his probate record. It also lists 3 minor children, Aaron Farnell, Sarah Ann Farnell & Elizabeth Farnell. Among the probate records is a request dated 1858 to the court to sell Aaron's slave Harry. It appears that Aaron d. Oct. 16, 1859 (b. 1835) & is buried in the Montford Point Federal Cem., Montford Point, Jacksonville, Onslow Co., NC where there are many Farnells buried. This is the site location for removal of caucasion graves from lands confiscated by the Federal government to build Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, ca. 1940. There is an online listing of the removals including those from "Farnell Graveyard". It can be presumed that Edward's parents were buried there. By the time of the removal, it's possible they no longer had headstones, thus are not shown in the current burial location. There are 2 unknown removals from Farnell Graveyard on the list.)
Edward m. Mary H. Bell 3 March 1849, Onslow Co., NC.
1850 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward A Farrell M 23 North Carolina
Mary H Farrell F 19 North Carolina
Josephine R Farrell F 2 mos North Carolina
Mary A Farrell F 47 North Carolina
The census transcriptionist misread the census for this family. The census actually shows their surname to be "Farnell" and Edward's middle initial is "M." Mary A. Farnell is probably Edward's mother. Edward is a farmer.
1860 U.S. Census for Beaver Creek District, Jones Co., NC (10 Aug)(P.O. Trenton):
Edward M Farnell M 32 North Carolina
Mary H Farnell F 30
Josephine Farnell F 10
Henrietta Farnell F 8
Daniel Farnell M 2
Nancy Westbrook F 19
No occupation is listed for Edward.
1870 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co. NC (30 July)(P.O. Palo Alto):
Edward Farnell M 42 North Carolina; farmer
Mary Farnell F 40 North Carolina
Josephine Farnell F 20 North Carolina
Henrietta Farnell F 17 North Carolina
Georgiana Farnell F 14 North Carolina
Daniel Farnell M 12 North Carolina
Benjamin Farnell M 12 North Carolina
George Farnell M 10 North Carolina
The children all assisted with the farm work.
1880 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward Farnell Self M 52 North Carolina
Mary Farnell Wife F 51 North Carolina
Henrietta R Farnell Dau F 24 North Carolina
Daniel N Farnell Son M 22 North Carolina
George T Farnell Son M 19 North Carolina
Georaner Farnell Dau F 20 North Carolina
Haris Warters Other M 20 North Carolina
Edward was a farmer. George was a retail grocer. Harris was a laborer.
George is also listed in an 1880 U.S. Census for Swansboro Twp, Swansboro Town, Onslow Co., NC by himself. He is shown to be 19 yrs & a merchant. He is listed as single in both census records.
George T. Farnell m. Rena Hooker 1 October 1889, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC.
George's father, Edward M. Farnell's estate was in probate in April 1890. George was the administrator of his father's estate.
1910 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 49 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 40 North Carolina
Helen K Farnell Dau F 17 North Carolina
Rena had 1 child, living. George is employed at a bank.
George & Rena remain in Bayboro Town, NC in 1920. George is a truck gardner & mechanic.
George & Rena reside in Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC in the 1930 census, but there are no occupations listed for them.
1940 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 79 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 69 North Carolina
They resided in the same house in 1935. Rena is a case worker with the county welfare dept.
Note: Daughter Helen, b. Sep. 23, 1892, NC; m. William B. Rodman, Jr; d. April 17, 1970, Goldsboro, Wayne Co., NC. At the time of her passing, she resided in Washington, Beaufort Co., NC. They are buried in Oakdale Cem., Washington, NC; Memorial 63563362. (his headstone reads III)
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Micajah Farnell & Cindarilly Marshall.
Micajah, b. ca 1795; d. 23 Septmber 1845, Onslow Co., NC.
Cindarilly, b. ca 1805; d. 15 October 1843. They married 17 January 1826, Onslow Co., NC.
(Micajah's death date is from his probate record. It also lists 3 minor children, Aaron Farnell, Sarah Ann Farnell & Elizabeth Farnell. Among the probate records is a request dated 1858 to the court to sell Aaron's slave Harry. It appears that Aaron d. Oct. 16, 1859 (b. 1835) & is buried in the Montford Point Federal Cem., Montford Point, Jacksonville, Onslow Co., NC where there are many Farnells buried. This is the site location for removal of caucasion graves from lands confiscated by the Federal government to build Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, ca. 1940. There is an online listing of the removals including those from "Farnell Graveyard". It can be presumed that Edward's parents were buried there. By the time of the removal, it's possible they no longer had headstones, thus are not shown in the current burial location. There are 2 unknown removals from Farnell Graveyard on the list.)
Edward m. Mary H. Bell 3 March 1849, Onslow Co., NC.
1850 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward A Farrell M 23 North Carolina
Mary H Farrell F 19 North Carolina
Josephine R Farrell F 2 mos North Carolina
Mary A Farrell F 47 North Carolina
The census transcriptionist misread the census for this family. The census actually shows their surname to be "Farnell" and Edward's middle initial is "M." Mary A. Farnell is probably Edward's mother. Edward is a farmer.
1860 U.S. Census for Beaver Creek District, Jones Co., NC (10 Aug)(P.O. Trenton):
Edward M Farnell M 32 North Carolina
Mary H Farnell F 30
Josephine Farnell F 10
Henrietta Farnell F 8
Daniel Farnell M 2
Nancy Westbrook F 19
No occupation is listed for Edward.
1870 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co. NC (30 July)(P.O. Palo Alto):
Edward Farnell M 42 North Carolina; farmer
Mary Farnell F 40 North Carolina
Josephine Farnell F 20 North Carolina
Henrietta Farnell F 17 North Carolina
Georgiana Farnell F 14 North Carolina
Daniel Farnell M 12 North Carolina
Benjamin Farnell M 12 North Carolina
George Farnell M 10 North Carolina
The children all assisted with the farm work.
1880 U.S. Census for White Oak Twp, Onslow Co., NC:
Edward Farnell Self M 52 North Carolina
Mary Farnell Wife F 51 North Carolina
Henrietta R Farnell Dau F 24 North Carolina
Daniel N Farnell Son M 22 North Carolina
George T Farnell Son M 19 North Carolina
Georaner Farnell Dau F 20 North Carolina
Haris Warters Other M 20 North Carolina
Edward was a farmer. George was a retail grocer. Harris was a laborer.
George is also listed in an 1880 U.S. Census for Swansboro Twp, Swansboro Town, Onslow Co., NC by himself. He is shown to be 19 yrs & a merchant. He is listed as single in both census records.
George T. Farnell m. Rena Hooker 1 October 1889, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC.
George's father, Edward M. Farnell's estate was in probate in April 1890. George was the administrator of his father's estate.
1910 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 49 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 40 North Carolina
Helen K Farnell Dau F 17 North Carolina
Rena had 1 child, living. George is employed at a bank.
George & Rena remain in Bayboro Town, NC in 1920. George is a truck gardner & mechanic.
George & Rena reside in Bayboro Town, Pamlico Co., NC in the 1930 census, but there are no occupations listed for them.
1940 U.S. Census for Twp 3, Bayboro, Pamlico Co., NC:
George T Farnell Head M 79 North Carolina
Rena Farnell Wife F 69 North Carolina
They resided in the same house in 1935. Rena is a case worker with the county welfare dept.
Note: Daughter Helen, b. Sep. 23, 1892, NC; m. William B. Rodman, Jr; d. April 17, 1970, Goldsboro, Wayne Co., NC. At the time of her passing, she resided in Washington, Beaufort Co., NC. They are buried in Oakdale Cem., Washington, NC; Memorial 63563362. (his headstone reads III)
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