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     Helen Fairman married Charles Wood.

     Ester J. Faithfull was born circa 1898 in Hong Kong.¹ She was the daughter of Lt. Col. Henry Turner Faithfull and Esther Kirkpatrick Tindal.¹

     Henry C.T. Faithfull was born in 1900 in London.¹ He was the son of Lt. Col. Henry Turner Faithfull and Esther Kirkpatrick Tindal.¹

     Lt. Col. Henry Turner Faithfull. Indian Staff Corps..² He was born circa 1854.³ The marriage of Lt. Col. Henry Turner Faithfull and Esther Kirkpatrick Tindal was registered in the quarter ending June 1896 in the Hartley Wintney, Hampshire, registration district.¹ Lt. Col. Henry Turner Faithfull died on 28 April 1930 in Frimley
COLONEL H. T. FATTHFULL
Colonel Henry Turner Faithfull, who died in his 77th year at Frimley yesterday, saw much service with the Indian Army, which he entered from the Royal Artillery in September, 1876. Joining what was then the Bengal Staff Corps and afterwards transferring to the Indian Staff Corps, he was for five years Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General in Bengal, and served through the Afghan War of 1878-80, taking part in the advance on the Helmund and the actions of Ahmed Khel and Urzu. Since his return to England Colonel Faithfull had taken a great interest in municipal work and was for some years vice-chairman of the Urban District Council at Camberley and a Justice of the Peace for Surrey. His second son is Lieutenant C.K.T. Faithfull, of The Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment, the International and Army Rugby football player and Army boxer.³

     Herleva or Harlotta of Falaise, was the daughter of Fulbert of Falaise. Herleva or Harlotta of Falaise, married Robert Duke of the Normans.

     Margaret Falley. "a beautiful young lady of Irish descent". She was born on 15 November 1766 in Westfield, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Richard Falley.³ Margaret Falley married Deacon William Cleveland, son of Rev. Aaron Porter Cleveland and Abiah Hyde, on 19 December 1793 in Westfield, Massachusetts. Margaret Falley died on 10 August 1850 in Black Rock, Buffalo, New York, at the age of 83² and is buried in Forest Lawn, Buffalo, Erie County, New York.⁴

     Richard Falley was born on 31 January 1740 in Lower Settlement, St. Georges' river [now], Cushing, Maine.² He married Margaret Hitchcock, daughter of Samuel Hitchcock and Ruth Stebbins, on 14 January 1762 in Springfield, Massachusetts.^1,2 Richard Falley died on 3 September 1808 in Westfield, Massachusetts, at the age of 68.²

     John Fane 9th Earl of Westmorland married Susan Gordon, daughter of Cosmo George Gordon 3rd Duke of Gordon, 6th Marquess and Lady Katharine Gordon, on 28 May 1767. John Fane 9th Earl of Westmorland died on 25 April 1771.

     Ann Faneuil was the daughter of Benjamin Faneuil.¹ Ann Faneuil married Rev. Addington Davenport, son of Hon. Judge Addington Davenport and Elizabeth Wainwright, on 9 May 1738.¹ Ann Faneuil died on 15 November 1744.¹

     J. Alvine Farley married Margaret Elizabeth Cooper, daughter of Samuel Thatcher Cooper and Elizabeth Hawley, on 27 September 1855 in Lawrence, Massachusetts.^2,3

     Charles Louis Atterbury Farmar was born on 23 January 1831 in Blois, France.^2,3 He was the son of Robert Herring Farmar and Mary Berkeley Atterbury Sealy.⁴ Charles Louis Atterbury Farmar married Emily Jane Fogo, daughter of Thomas Macmillan Scott Fogo, on 24 November 1857 in Holy Trinity Church, Paddington.¹ Charles's death was registered in the quarter ending September 1892 in the Watford, Hertfordshire, registration district.⁵

     Captain Edward Farmar was born in 1710.² He married Katharine St. Barbe in 1748.¹

     Edward James Cunningham Farmar was christened on 19 July 1845 at St. Mary's, Stockport, Cheshire.¹ He was the son of Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar and Jane Cunningham.¹ Edward James Cunningham Farmar appeared in the 1901 census at 51 Augustus Road, Hammersmith. He was a solicitor's clerk, living with him were his sisters Jane and Florence.²

     Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar was born in 1798.² He was the son of Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. and Mildred Farmar.¹ Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar married Jane Cunningham, daughter of Capt. James Cunningham R.N., in 1836.² Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar died on 22 January 1867 in Arnewood, Southsea.³

     Elizabeth Farmar was the daughter of Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. and Mildred Farmar.¹ Elizabeth Farmar died on 14 July 1869 at South Lawn Cottage, Milford, Hampshire.² Her will was proved on 11 August 1869 by the oath of Frances Georgiana Farmer of 10 Alfred Place, Bedford Square, spinster, the niece and sole executrix.²

     Florence Lucinda Caroline Farmar was born circa 1850 in Armagh, Ireland.¹ She was the daughter of Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar and Jane Cunningham.¹ Florence Lucinda Caroline Farmar appeared in the 1901 census at 51 Augustus Road, Hammersmith. Living with her were her sister Jane and brother Edward. Her occupation is given as mission worker.¹ Florence's death was registered in the quarter ending September 1930 in the Farnham, Surrey, registration district.

     Frances Georgiana Farmar was baptised on 6 January 1823 at St. Peter's, Barnstable, Devon.² She was the daughter of Robert Herring Farmar and Mary Berkeley Atterbury Sealy.¹ Frances's death was registered in the quarter ending December 1904 in the Weymouth, Dorset, registration district.³

     Georgianna Mary Ann Farmar was christened on 10 November 1842 at Trevethin, Monmouthshire.¹ She was the daughter of Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar and Jane Cunningham.¹

     Helen Unity Edith Farmar was christened on 6 December 1847 at St. Mary's, Stockport, Cheshire.¹ She was the daughter of Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar and Jane Cunningham.¹ She was probably the Helena Theresa Unity Gordon Farmer aged 13 whose burial took place on the 11 March 1861 in Portsea, Hampshire.²

     Jane Cunningham Mildred Farmar was born on 14 December 1840 in Stoke Damerel, Devon.² She was the daughter of Major-General Edward Sterling Farmar and Jane Cunningham.¹ Jane Cunningham Mildred Farmar was christened on 27 September 1841 at Boldre, Hampshire.¹ She appeared in the 1901 census at 51 Augustus Road, Hammersmith. Living with her were her sister Florence and brother Edward.³

     Juliana Priscilla Farmar was born circa 1825 in Barnstable, Devon.² She was the daughter of Robert Herring Farmar and Mary Berkeley Atterbury Sealy.¹ Juliana Priscilla Farmar married Thomas Osborne Stock M.P. on 24 March 1849.¹ Juliana Priscilla Farmar died on 16 November 1900 in Hertfordshire.³

     Mary Anne Farmar was the daughter of Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. and Mildred Farmar.¹ Mary Anne Farmar died in 1824.²

     Mildred Farmar was the daughter of Rev. Richard Farmar.² Mildred Farmar married Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M., son of Captain Edward Farmar and Katharine St. Barbe, in 1781 in County Cork, Ireland.³

     Robert Herring Farmar. An officer in the 77th Regt..¹ He was born in 1794.¹ He was the son of Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. and Mildred Farmar.² Robert Herring Farmar married Mary Berkeley Atterbury Sealy in 1816 in Cloyne, County Cork, Ireland.^3,4 Robert Herring Farmar died on 22 August 1843 in London of quinsey.^1,5

     Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. was born in 1755 in Ireland.² He was the son of Captain Edward Farmar and Katharine St. Barbe.³ Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. married Letticia Graham in 1779 in Ireland. Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. married secondly Mildred Farmar, daughter of Rev. Richard Farmar, in 1781 in County Cork, Ireland.⁴ Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. married thirdly Elizabeth Malet, daughter of Dr. Hugh Mallet and Susanna Hawkes, on 24 September 1800 in St. George's, East Stonehouse, Devon.^5,6 Lt. General Robert Hill Farmar R.M. died on 23 January 1839 at Battramsley Lodge, nr. Lymington, Hampshire.²

     Nora Isabel Farmer was born circa 1859 in Woodstock, Ontario.¹ She was the daughter of Arthur Farmer.¹ Nora Isabel Farmer married Lawrence John Grant Mercer, son of Lawrence William Mercer and Mary Catherine Powell, on 31 March 1883 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, there was one child who died in infancy.^2,1