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GOODWIN Robbin A - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-22 11:51:04Z

GOODWIN Robbin A - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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Henry B. Goodwin looking for his parents

JD4ever — 2012-05-21 16:06:02Z

My ggg grandfather Henry B Goodwin born abt 1810
married Jane Billups in Cabell County, West Virginia
6/27/1833, Cabell county, W Va by Rev Thomas Harmon

Her family has been well documented, she is the daughter of Edward Billups and Susannah Webster.

But I just have not been able to place him in any of the Goodwin families.

According to the only census I locate him in, 1840 Louisa, Lawrence ,Kentucky, he was born about 1810-1813

He was born in Virginia, according to the later censuses of his children.

Henry B Goodwin and Jane Billups Goodwin
are the parents of Frances Anne Goodwin born 1836 Louisa, Lawrence ,Kentucky
Charles A Goodwin born 1840 and Henry Harrison Goodwin born 1844 Louisa Kentucky.

If anyone has nay ideas of who his parents are or could be I would love to hear from you
thanks Mary

Bridget Moran

evensong_qh — 2012-05-21 01:14:25Z

Hi Jackie!
I was looking for my great-grandmother, Bridget Dugan Moran, and found her on your tree. I think you have her attached to the wrong John Moran. His birth and death dates are right, but not the places, his parents, or other spouses listed. The John Moran that Bridget Dugan married was the son of Patrick Moran and Bridget Grelish (also spelled Grealish, Greally, Greely), born 1 Feb 1874 in Galway, Ireland, and died 23 October 1933 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Hopefully this helps you in some way!

Katie Moran

Goodwin and Moody families

CHerreid — 2012-05-13 15:11:34Z

Hello,

I am looking for any descendants or relatives of Dr. Henry Timrod Goodwin. He was married to Anna Moody, niece of the 19th century evangelist, Dwight L. Moody. I believe they lived in Georgia--perhaps in the area of Savannah. They are supposed to have had just one child, Dr. George Munro Goodwin, b. 24 Oct 1887, died 12 July 1947. Dr. George's children were Edith D. Goodwin, b. 16 April 1917; Katherine Munro Goodwin, b. 25 May 1918; and Anne Moody Goodwin, b. 25 Feb 1924. Dr. Goodwin seems to have been related to a poet named Henry Timrod.

I'd like to get in touch with any of their descendants or relatives. I am descended from Anna Moody's sister, Gertrude Moody Zimmerman.

Hope to hear from someone.

Charlene

Re: Edward Christian Goodwin b 12/25/1883 m Sallie Sterner

Howard_Boswell35 — 2012-05-03 16:31:09Z

Your welcome, I didn't do much, but glad you found what you were looking for. Howard

Re: Edward Christian Goodwin b 12/25/1883 m Sallie Sterner

algbas — 2012-05-03 15:58:47Z

Hi Howard

I found Edward and his parents in addition to his wife Sallie A Sterner. Edward and wife Sallie are both buried at Greenlawn Cemetary in Lansdale Montgomery Co Pa...The Stella you mentioned before was their daughter its turned out...I found her and compared the Death Cert. address to the 1910 census and they were a match. :) (moms Sallie's name was spelled wrong.
Also I found Edward and Sallie's marriage certificate on "Family Search" where it lists both of their parents first names only but its been a great clue...Dad to Edward was William H and mother was Catherine....Sallie's Dad Reuben (and I think its spelled wrong on the site) and mom was Serinia...but no maiden names are listed for their moms...
Thanks for all your help I thought I would never get this info...:)

Ann

Jeremiah Goodwin

w32065 — 2012-05-02 23:40:37Z

I am looking for any info on jeremiah goodwin of south berwick maine. He was born around 1814. He married a women named parthenia I beleive she was native american they married sometime around 1835. The childrens names where lydia, thomas, pertine, elizabeth, henry, sylvester, harmon, nancy, jackson, cynthia, lylaretta, madona,
Cynthia ened up marring patrick grant. they had a daughter elizabeth, son thomas, arthur, daneil, I would apprec any info

Thomas Goodwin of Cork, Ireland and Julia Goodwin ne McCarty

besealy1 — 2012-05-02 04:40:11Z

Looking for information on Thomas Goodwin born 1816 in County Cork, Ireland. Member of the Church of Ireland. And his wife Julia McCarty believed to be born in County Kerry, Ireland and was a Roman Catholic. Married 1838 at Kerry RC Church, Castletownbere, County Cork, Ireland. Came to USA about 1848 and settled in Dodge County, Wisconsin about 1859. I have pictures of their grave stones but would like information on family roots in Ireland and their children in Wisconsin.

Elsie Goodwin Hedley

TimSPhelps — 2012-04-16 14:08:14Z

I am seearching for information on Elsie Goodwin, She was born 12 Sep 1892 Lancashire England and married Robert V. Hedley. I believe her parents were James Goodwin and Mary Ellen Love. I am inerterested in her parents.

ephraim goodwin

tonya_jones620 — 2012-04-12 06:23:33Z

my Epraim Goodwin was born about 1800 in ME and married a Martha Ann Ross in IN. I can not find anything on him or her before they came to IN. They had one daughter i know of named Lucinda (my descendent). any help at all would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Michael Goodwin

Namikama11 — 2012-03-29 10:00:11Z

I believe another sibling of my Grandmothers was Rosellea? Not sure on the spelling, there were a few brothers as well. Not sure if one was Albert, Frank, Well i sure hope that helps and i hope this finds you well!!

Gregg Thibodeau

Re: Michael Goodwin

Namikama11 — 2012-03-28 09:37:28Z

Michael was also my grandfather So i guess we are cousins, I am the grandson of Lavina Goodwin who was his daughter, She was born in Hoosick Falls i believe and died in Albany i believe 1993. She was married to Felix Thibodeau who was also from Hoosick Falls. They had Children named Donald My father, Nancy, Dawn ,LLoyd, Mildred and Marie. I would love to chat feel free to call when you have time 5092997880 My name is Gregg Thibodeau and My wife is Rhonda Look forward to hearing from you soon!!

Re: request for information re: GOODWIN and O"HAGGAN

susangoodwin6 — 2012-03-27 09:59:16Z

Hi Gail

I am also trying to find information on Patrick Goodwin I believe Norman's brother may be John James Goodwin born at Cowara NSW. This was my husbands grandfather on his dads side.
Please contact me if you need any information

Re: Goodwin/Goodwyn

grajul_1 — 2012-03-26 02:48:31Z

My husband Grant is related to Edward and Margaret Goodwin of Pigeon Bay, New Zealand. Edward > Henry > Edgar Thomas > John Edgar > Grant Joseph. I am trying to tie in all the loose ends for Edward and Margaret's children, before going any further. Cheers, Julie

Goodwins of Wivenhoe, Essex, UK

arkitektur360 — 2012-03-20 01:11:38Z

I am searching for the relatives of my great, great grandfather Cornelious Ladbrook Goodwin who was a deaf sailmaker from the small port of Wivenhoe in Essex. His family seems to have been well established within that town, being mainly connected to seafaring and boatbuilding.Two of his own sons were in fact Master-mariners. However around 1872, for reasons I have been unable to discover, Cornelious (then aged 45), his wife (b. Louisa Newman) and all their 'grown-up' children left Wivenhoe and re-settled in the northern industrial town and seaport of Middlesbrough,Yorkshire. Seemingly they all left their Essex family 'network' behind for good. My mother, Hilda May Goodwin who was born in 1925 (d.1973), just 50 years after the family's arrival in Middlesbrough, she certainly had not an inkling of the Wivenhoe connection and yet her own grandfather (also Cornelious) was born in that town. It was as though all memory of the place had been deliberately erased.The more curious aspect of my research was to find in 1901 that the deaf sailmaker, Cornelious Snr. was living in the Hartlepool Workhouse, whilst his wife was living 20 miles away, with her unmarried son on the opposite side of the River Tees. Sadly their other son Cornelious Jnr, died of bronchitis, contracted 'whilst working on the river' in 1902. His mother died the same year (of dementia) and Cornelious Snr eventually succumbed in 1906 whilst still residing in the same Workhouse. It would appear that the move north, rather than improving family-fortunes, had proved disappointing and almost tragic. Are there any Goodwins still living around Wivenhoe to this day? It would certainly be good to discover if any of them have the slightest idea as to why my branch of the family 'left town' and the comparative security of an extended group of relatives.

Re: Goodwins of Wells & Kennebunk, Maine

buzzfredrickson — 2012-03-15 12:51:17Z

I had originally thought that Samuel Porter and Elnora Rudolph were the parents of John W. Porter but later found that their son was John Wesley Porter and not John William Porter; ref: "A Geneology of the Porter Family of Maryland, W. Va, and Michigan" by John Doak Porter. I have since found an 1860 census record from King George county Virgina that shows a James Porter (b.1805) with 3 children one of which is John W. Porter whom I believe to be my ggrandfather. I have not found anything further. Thank you for your response.
Buzz Fredrickson

Re: Goodwins of Wells & Kennebunk, Maine

sdmccane — 2012-03-15 03:43:51Z

Buzz:

Try looking at Samuel Porter 1822-1895 and Elnora Rudolph 1828-1909.

Steve McCane

(married into the Porters a few generations later)

Re: GOODWIN Vanice Edgar 1898-1959

trustygood1 — 2012-03-07 17:41:57Z

Vanice Edgar Goodwin was born to David F. and Pearl Williams Goodwin who resided on a farm about 2 miles north east of Alvord, Texas. He had several sibling older and younger than he was. He was married to Bertha ? and they had two daughters,
Mosielle and Marie. There was one granddaughter born to Marie, Virginia Raye
V. E had the nickname of " Pet " given to him by his mother.
Some of the folks called him " Pat ". He and Bertha divorced
at some point in time. He may have served in the Army during
WWI. He was employed as a truck driver for Strickland Motor Freight Co. I believe he lived in Wichita Falls some of that time. In the early 50's he married Letha Tucker of Ft.Worth and resided there until his death.

Re: Goodwin - NY or NJ loyalist to St. John, NB

Stormphoenix — 2012-03-04 21:21:21Z

Hello Jeff,

The Sarah Goodwin, daughter of ? Goodwin and ? Workman, married a Captain Brown, and died only a year later. There might be a relationship to your Sarah Goodwin, but none that I can pinpoint at this time.

Wendy

Re: Goodwin - NY or NJ loyalist to St. John, NB

jeffreymdunham — 2012-03-03 17:03:48Z

It's been a long time since you posted this, but I see from your profile that you still visit...

I am researching my family tree and have a death certificate for my 2nd great grandmother -

lucy ann helms
b. 6 mar 1831 St George,charlotte, New Brunswick
d. 27 feb 1920 Northumberland, Coos, New Hampshire

Her death certificate lists Sarah Goodwin as her mother - the place of birth is two letters - the first could be either a U or N - second is S. So either N.S.or U.S. Looking it it, I think N.S. It is here ;

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11687-3075-98?c...

I am also interested in finding the father of Sarah. If you have image of letter documenting your ? goodwin is a loyalist - I would be interested in having a scanned copy of it - I am also a member of the united empire loyalist assn and wish to document any loyalist - particularly those that they don't have in their database.

If he was a loyalist and came during the great migration in the early 1780s then he probably would have received a land grant. Some of these can be found in the canadian archives - others in the new brunswick archives (both have some records on-line).

I have a book "Early New Brunswick Canada Probate Records" where a James Goodwin is listed 3 times in different probate records (witness and helping value an estate)- these are from the 1810-1820 timeframe. It could be your James that you have listed and born in 1784. Or maybe his father? (your ? Goodwin?).

Have you found out any more since you posted this is 2007?

Thanks
Jeff

Re: Mary Emily Britt

CRBlock — 2012-03-02 15:07:47Z

Dear Susan,
I have lots of information on the Britts, the Cooleys and the Goodwins. Please send me an email at: crblock@rcn.com
Sincerely,
Carolyn (Britt) Block

Re: Mary Emily Britt

SusanCooley61 — 2012-03-02 14:21:29Z

I am a descendent of John Goodwin's daughter Amanda Goodwin Liston Wiles McKay (1850-1927). My grandmother was her daughter Flora Olive Liston Cooley

I am also descended from Asa Llewellen/ Hannah Britt through their daughter, Ruth, who married Richard Cooley, fathered Rachel Cooley Davis who was the mother of George FP Cooley, my greatgrandfather. Any information on the Britts or Goodwins? Thank you

Susan Cooley

Michael Goodwin, possible descendant of Daniel

lmsundquist — 2012-02-29 18:00:58Z

Hi Karen,

I am researching Michael Goodwin b. 1809 in Calais, ME or possibly nearby in Canada. There was a John with 5 children in Calais on the 1810 census and also a John who signed a petition for the nearby town of Baileyville. I'm trying to map out whether he was Michael's father or whether Michael possibly decended from one Daniel's 11 boys from your family tree. So far, I haven't come across a single Michael in my research however. If you have any information that could help, please let me know. Thanks so much!

Michael Goodwin, possible descendant of Daniel

lmsundquist — 2012-02-29 18:00:32Z

Goodwin & McDonald

joereardonlax — 2012-02-29 01:27:11Z

I am seeking the information of my great great great grandmother and grandfathers (Patrick Goodwin and Susan McDonald) children whom I know little about, besides where they were born, who there children are, who there brother and sister-in-laws are, and where they died. I do not know the exact where about's of their burial, or how they lived. Also, I am unaware of the day when Owen Goodwin and Mary Goodwin (month and day) died.

Patrick Goodwin- B. in Ireland (unknown where about's). D. 10/8/1883 Hinsdale, MA.
Susan McDonald-B. in Ireland (unknown where about's) D. Hinsdale, MA (unknown date).

Anna Mildred Goodwin Reardon
11-19-1898 Goodrich St. Hinsdale, MA. 5-26-1975 24 Sharp Hill Rd. Wilton, CT.
**********************************************************************
Father: John J. Goodwin 1863 Liverpool, UK 6/13/1946 Plymouth, MA

His Father: Patrick Goodwin. Ireland.? 10-08-1883 Hinsdale, MA.?
His Mother: Susan McDonald Ireland ? Hinsdale, MA.?

Mother: Catherine Hanrahan 12/14/1865 Dalton, MA 8/12/1930 Plymouth, MA.

Her Father: William Hanrahan Ireland ? Dalton, MA ?
Her Mother: Anne Murphy Ireland ? Dalton, MA.?

CHILDREN OF PATRICK GOODWIN & SUSAN McDONALD

John J. Goodwin 05-29-1863 Liverpool, England 06/13/1946 Plymouth, MA.
Franklin Goodwin 03-09-1865 Hinsdale, MA 03-09-1941
Anna Goodwin 08-12-1867 “ 06-29-1933
James Goodwin 02-20-1870 “ 07-21-1901
Thomas Goodwin 01-27-1872 “ 06-10-1948 Dalton, MA.
Mary Goodwin 04-11-1874 ? ? 1964 Plymouth, MA
*Owen Goodwin 02-11-1876 “ 02 ? 1963 Plymouth, MA
*Margaret Goodwin 02-11-1876 “ 02-20-1954 Plymouth, MA
Elizabeth Goodwin 01-26-1879 “ 07-23-1965 Plymouth, MA
Hugh Goodwin 04-26-1881 “ 12-01-1956 Plymouth, MA
* = Twins

I would really appreciate any information you have on my great great grandfather and grandmother, and my Great Great Great Grandmother Susan Mcdonald.

Joe Reardon
researching: Goodwin, McDonald

Re: John W. & Eva (Gay) Goodwin Family CD

goldieislucky — 2012-02-24 16:56:56Z

I am very Intrested in your CD that you have.My Husbands line Extends from John W Goodwin b Ireland abt 1823, then John E Goodwin b 1854 married Matilda Larson, Their First child was Ray E Goodwin b 1901, which is where my Father in law came from Ray E Goodwin JR. I have had high hope in finding pictures and any documents pertaining to the family with no luck. So I was thrilled when I saw your post.Thank You Diana Goodwin

Re: Goodwin Family From Minnesota,South Dakota & Nebraska

goldieislucky — 2012-02-24 16:44:29Z

My Husband is a Direct Descendant of John W Goodwin From Ireland through his son John E Goodwin. But John E Goodiwn married a Second time to Matilda A Larson, and My Husband Descended from that Marrige through Ray E Goodwin b 1901. I am very intrested in any pictures you have as well as any documents that might help in my search for the families. I also hope you can help me in my quest to find John W Goodwin's (b abt 1823 Ireland) parents. I have his mother being listed as Cathrine Goodwin, but no Father. Any info pictures or documents would be great, Thank You Diana Goodwin

John M Goodwyne - Ada Dupuis

jsnjt03 — 2012-02-22 07:28:55Z

Anyone have any information on this couple. They were born in the 1880's and married somewhere between 1900 and 1910 in Louisiana. I believe but not sure that Ada was buried in Kern Ca. My email address is jsnjt03@yahoo.com

thanks

Re: Montezuma Goodwin; b.1865 Jefferson Cty., AL

kimhughes507 — 2012-02-20 23:10:35Z

I just ran across your posting and was wondering if you ever found anything on Montezuma Goodwin.
I have some info on him.

Goodwin from Wales, Durham, Yorkshire and more

kescho — 2012-02-20 11:11:07Z

For my maternal Goodwin family, startting with John Goodwin, coal miner, (1811 to 1874) born Mold (Treffeynnon), Flintshire go to my web site at http://kescho.webeden.co.uk/#. The family moved to Crook, County Durham, and then to other parts of the world. Please contact me with any other details.

Re: John and Mina Davidson of Owendale Obits/Info

Sheufelt — 2012-02-15 01:19:55Z

There are a few family trees on Ancestry, listing her parents , siblings and locations. Rootsweb has one too, but doesnt have as much, and not all the siblings are listed

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op...

Re: John and Mina Davidson of Owendale Obits/Info

choppedliver22002 — 2012-02-14 18:43:12Z

Hi you did a great job on the Davidson search, I was wondering if you could help us in finding more about Mina Davidson (North) born June 3, 1865. Her first name could also be Wilhelmina. I appreciate all that you can do Please e-mail me if you can choppedliver22002@yahoo.com

thank you

Hazel Yoder (Davidson)

Re: Goodwin Family Website

BettyTartas222 — 2012-02-14 17:29:11Z

Actually BARBARA/BARBARY(mnu) GOODWIN was living in the household of her daughter CAROLINE GOODWIN MOWERY, not CORNELIUS MOWERY. Her husband JOHN MOWERY died before 1850. CAROLINE lived next door to ISAAC AVERY THOMPSON & his wife JERUSHA GOODWIN. Don't know why Jerusha was listed as "Senecia" in 1850 census, likely a census taker's mistake. The children are the same in subsequent census records, so I am certain this is the family of ISAAC AVERY THOMPSON.

JERUSHA was also likely a daughter of BARBARA/BARBARY (mnu) GOODWIN.

I am a THOMPSON descendant, but I have researched both the GOODWIN & MOWERY/MOUREY family in Bradley Co TN as they were all intermarried.

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

robboy59 — 2012-02-13 04:04:41Z

Hi Ann, Great to see other cousin working on the Goodwin family lines. Yes we are cousins Ann. I think about 4th cousins.
My great great father and mother are, James and Jane Goodwin nee Craig and my gggg grandparents are Edward and Hannah Goodwin.My email address is rjhall@clear.net.nz
Keep in touch
Robert

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

aylsworth — 2012-02-12 20:11:53Z

Thanks, Robert! I did find her on Ancestry..love the title of her tree, 'MissingLinks' :) I messaged her and had a look at her tree. Now I have to look up the towns that are mentioned and see where they are in relation to Llanbadarn Fawr. Between the almost impossible (to me) to pronounce town names...and the 'everyone's named John, Mary or Evan' nature of the names...Wales is proving a healthy challenge :) Loving meeting fellow searchers on the way :) Take care...Ann

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

robboy59 — 2012-02-12 20:00:48Z

Hi Ann, Look up Janet Link under Goodwin research and see what comes up. Bill Goodwin is her brother and you may fine his name.Janet is on facebook.

All the best
Robert

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

robboy59 — 2012-02-11 18:58:03Z

Hi Ann, I am related to James Goodwin born 1834 in Radnorshire. He married Jane Craig and his brother Edward Goodwin married Margaret Craig. Edward and Margaret Goodwin went to Australia, Sydney in 1853 and James and Jane Goodwin went to Australia in 1855 on the sailing ship KATE.
On the 20th August 1959 the left Australia and sailed for New Zealand. They landed at Port Cooper. In 1859 they brought land at Pigeon Bay and both brother's took up farming there. My gg grandfather and mother James and Jane Goodwin came to Taranaki and took up farming here at Midhurst in 1870. Ann you have many Goodwin cousins here in New Zealand.

All the best for now.
Robert.

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

aylsworth — 2012-02-11 18:54:20Z

Me again! This is my third try answering this post...can't figure out why it won't go through. I did include my email address in the first one...sometimes these boards don't don't like that :0/ Anyway, I haven't come across Janet yet in my Ancestry searches...will try looking again. I'd love to get in touch with her, but don't quite know how. My Ancestry tree is under AYLSWORTH or AYLSWORTH FAMILY TREE. Wish I could send my email address :0/ Ann

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

aylsworth — 2012-02-11 18:38:56Z

OK...thanks for checking! Ann

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

robboy59 — 2012-02-11 18:33:23Z

Alice, Have you been in touch with a Janet Link nee Goodwin, who live in the USA. She is my cousin. She has done alot of research on the Goodwin line.

Robert
NZ

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

robboy59 — 2012-02-11 18:31:24Z

Alice, I dont have much information about the Evans link at all. But i do no they link into the same Goodwin line as i do.

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

robboy59 — 2012-02-11 18:26:44Z

Hi Alice, Yes your Mary dose link in with my goodwin line in Radnorshire, Wales. There is a book put out by Dr James Wetter, The book is called ( A HISTORY OF THE GOODWIN FAMILY ) discovering Welsh roots. It is a good book.

Robert
NZ.

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

aylsworth — 2012-02-10 21:16:46Z

Hi there! I know you were addressing your query to Robert...but since it's taken me three years to find these posts, I figured I'd better get my questions in while I can :) I'm very interested in your Goodwin line...and whether you've traced any of them may have passed through Llanbadarn Fawr. I was interested that your Goodwins settled in PA. My ancestors from that line had become Cheltons. Mary Goodwin and Evan Evans would have been their grandparents. My relatives emigrated in the 1830s...quite a bit after yours...but they settled in Concord/Startansburg PA area. The first two sons to settle there were Thomas and John Chelton. Couldn't help wondering if they might have known they had relatives there. Just curious about whether any of these names fit into any of your research. Thanks :) Ann Aylsworth Nason

Re: EVANS, GOODWIN RADNORSHIRE, WALES

aylsworth — 2012-02-10 20:50:18Z

Hi Robert, I can't believe I just found this response...after THREE YEARS...good grief! I'd love to know more about your Goodwin line and whether or not they lived close to Llanbadarn Fawr. It was in the records from St. Padarn's church there that I found the marriage banns and record of the ceremony between Evan Evans and Mary Goodwin on January 10, 1792. I have no idea about who her parents might have been...but would LOVE a clue! From the records of the churchyard of St. Padarn's, it looks like many people were from Aberystwyth. I hadn't realized how near that is to Llabadarn Fawr. I wonder if I should be looking in a larger circle around that village. It's feeling a bit like looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack at this point in time! Thanks so much for your response. I apologize for taking three years to get back to you :0/

Ann Aylsworth Nason
Camp Verde, AZ USA

Re: Edward Christian Goodwin b 12/25/1883 m Sallie Sterner

algbas — 2012-02-09 21:49:34Z

Hi Howard,
Awesome Thank you, I will follow this and see what I can come up with.
Ann

GOODWIN Ralph A. Jr. 1931-2012 Pratt, Kansas

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-09 18:13:12Z

GOODWIN, Ralph A. Jr. 80, of Springfield, Ohio passed away February 7, 2012.

He was born December 13, 1931 in Pratt, Kansas the son of Dr. Ralph and Ola (Tumbleson) Goodwin.

Mr. Goodwin was a graduate of the Tuskegee Institute and had been employed at WPAFB with 37 years of dedicated service and worked by special request by the Saudi Arabian government in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for 3 years.

He was a member of St. John Missionary Baptist Church, Champion Lodge, The Frontiers Club, Akbar Temple #41 and Tuskegee Alumni Club.

His memory will be cherished by his loving and devoted wife, Phyllis Marlene Goodwin; son, Robb (Renee) Goodwin of Columbus, Ohio; daughter, Gayle (Fredrick) Smith of Cleveland, Ohio and 4 grandchildren, Marlena Smith, Maurice Smith, Robb Goodwin Jr. and Leah Goodwin and a host of other relatives and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents, a son, Ralph "Skip" Goodwin III and a brother, Dr. Milton T. Goodwin.
Visitation will be Friday from 7-9 p.m. in St. John Missionary Baptist Church, Pleasant Street entrance. Graveside service will be Saturday at 10 a.m. in Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Ohio.
Arrangements provided by the Robert C. Henry Funeral Home.

Re: Edward Christian Goodwin b 12/25/1883 m Sallie Sterner

Howard_Boswell35 — 2012-02-09 17:10:02Z

Ann;

I found the information on Stella in two places:
Familysearch.org & on Ancestry, Philadelphia PA Death Certificate Index, 1803-1915

It did not give a location of the Odd Fellows Cemetery, but I wouldn't think it would be too far away from where they were living. If you come up with any clues that I can help with , let me know, I enjoy the hunt. Howard

Re: Edward Christian Goodwin b 12/25/1883 m Sallie Sterner

algbas — 2012-02-09 15:32:54Z

Hello Howard.
First I want to Thank you Very much for your effort in helping me!I very much appreciate it as I have been stuck here for some.I am however curious about Stella and where you found this info?I maybe able to ck cemetary for more family and possible connection..I found my Hamilton side this way..what Odd Fellows is it..I did do a search on ancestory but no luck with only stellas name and Edwards.As for Clarence H Goodwin I will follow that a little more..maybe it will lead somewhere too..I did see him in the cencus but with no relation only boarder I didnt know what to think there he is single so i will ck WW1 and 2 draft cards for him..Again Thank you so Much
Ann Goodwin

Re: Jean Goodwin born Dublin approx 1869

rajohanson — 2012-02-09 02:05:29Z

I am researching the goodwin family also.

My uncle James Goodwin's mother,
was Jean Goodwin born Dublin.about 1869 also
James served in W.W.1.IN n.z army.
Later married my auntie Eileen York ,lived in Te Kuiti n.z,
Ray Johanson

Re: Edward Christian Goodwin b 12/25/1883 m Sallie Sterner

Howard_Boswell35 — 2012-02-08 20:56:07Z

I attempted to find your Edward C. on the 1900 census , but no luck.Did find him on the other later ones. He had a Clarence H Goodwin living with him in 1930, as a boarder only abt 3 years younger, maybe a brother, for I counldn't find him on the 1900 either. I did find a daughter Stella b Sep 2 1908, buried Sept 5th in the Odd Fellows Cem. Listed father Edward C. and mother Selley Stenlen? ( the ones transcribing sometimes can not read the records well). It gave the birthplaces for both parents as Philadelphia.
I did not find a 1917/18 draft card for Edward, did he enlist before that Jun 5th date? Sorry I could not be of more help. Howard Boswell