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Re: George GOODMAN
« Reply #144 on: Thursday 20 September 12 10:35 BST (UK) »
Well done Maddie, I really do not know how you do it. Amazing how you managed to discover that name written as Herbert instead of Hubert. I didn't have that part of Hubert's info although I have all the rest of it. His wife was Mary Ann Heffernan and bless her she was not a pretty woman. She was, however, extremely well liked, described also as a saint. I did try and follow up some info on the Royal Irish also although I didn't find anything very significant. I wondered about the connection to Goodman Gristwood and Winfield with 1783Caz in mind. Maybe 1783Caz will be proven right re her previous comment that the Batchworth Goodmans may all be related.

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Re: George GOODMAN
« Reply #145 on: Thursday 20 September 12 11:12 BST (UK) »
Hi

Sorry I got Mary Ann's name wrong, the writing is a little hard to read. ;D Was it just the marriage info you don't have or any other info, such as where Hubert served, with the dates & his conduct sheet.

I had forgotten Louisa Gristwood was caz's line, will be interesting to see if there is any more info on Elizabeth Winfield.

I'm pretty sure that all the Batchworth Goodmans are related. :D

caz, any idea on how Jane & Louisa Gristwood are connected :)

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Re: George GOODMAN
« Reply #146 on: Thursday 20 September 12 15:30 BST (UK) »


im confused who im trying to find out on lol ... whos jane ?  ....Blimey im looking at gristwood stuff now and gristwoods married gristwoods !!! looks to me like all the gristwoods out watford now are prob all the same gristwoods now lol.

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« Reply #147 on: Thursday 20 September 12 15:37 BST (UK) »
Hi

You're confused? 147 replies on this thread.

Maddie n I were only saying earlier that we could do with a proper summary of what is now known/accepted.

Howabout it Caz/BG?

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« Reply #148 on: Thursday 20 September 12 15:41 BST (UK) »
Hi

Good fun this "int it". :) Jane Gristwood was the daughter of Thomas & Lucy, christened 14 Apr 1822 Ricky. It actually says Thomas & Mary on Family Search but her name is Lucy on the census, other children also born to the same couple.

Jane was the grandmother of Elizabeth Winfield nee Rivett.

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« Reply #149 on: Thursday 20 September 12 17:53 BST (UK) »
Sorry Maddie I re looked at my grand dad Hubert's stuff and there is a mention of him being called Herbert instead of Hubert. My brother paid for a researcher to discover all of my grand dad's info some time ago and he did refer to Herbert. At that stage I had already got the conduct sheet and attestation paper at Kew as I use to research Hubert at Kew myself. Didn't realize though that Hubert was listed under the wrong county also. No wonder the researcher referred to having difficulty at first. Thank you for the offer re info although I am now content with what I have on his time with the leinster reg.
To recap, for me I am still on the same line George Goodman supposedly born in Rickmansworth estimated to be 1848. Should Mary Katherine (Catherine) be one and the same I will know where all the children of Mary Goodman nee McCarthy died with the exception of George (junior). It would be good to identify some sisters brothers cousins etc for George (Senior) in Rickmansworth or another area, therefore looking at possible links. Was it by chance Winfield was with George. Caz1783'S Goodman family has a connection with Gristwood who in turn has a connection to Winfield. To know the religion of George (senior) before marriage would be a help also. His family may have come to Rickmansworth from another area. I wrote to the Catholic Archives as I wondered about a baptism for George (senior) in Old hall Green. This did not prove fruitful at all and I have recently written again re any records on the schools/homes for his children. I found a reference some time ago under the heading Old Hall Green and Southend Missions 51 (Hertfordshire and Hampshire) Catholic Ancestor vol 5 no 2/June 1994. I re looked at this reference when Ray mentioned Hampshire. Going off the subject a bit, I read, in Tracing your family Tree 1997, that a Rickmansworth man in his 91st year got baptised in St Mary the Virgin in 1818. His mother was a dissenter therefore he was not christened when young. Just a few years out then, I pity the person looking for that one.

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Re: George GOODMAN
« Reply #150 on: Thursday 20 September 12 22:20 BST (UK) »
Hi there ...i been on the 1881 census and read "mary " under thomas gristwood ... they had a 3yr old lodger with them ? ... im still going through all our gristwoods ...cant find winfield on the papers i got sent but i have seen it before ?...and cant think where ? what i have found is there was 2 gristwood families in the area at the time as Louisa Gristwood (my grt grandmother ) her parents were both Gristwoods before marraige .... i am currently adding them all to see if jane pops up .

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Re: George GOODMAN
« Reply #151 on: Thursday 20 September 12 22:56 BST (UK) »
oh i got ya maddie ...it says on the 1841 /51 census ...lucy .. heaven knows what i was seeing ? lol

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« Reply #152 on: Thursday 20 September 12 23:16 BST (UK) »
Hi caz

That's them on the 1841 & 51, although I am wrong in saying Lucy was Jane's mum, I've just checked back on my burial index & family search to discover that Thomas married Mary Axtell in 1809, their kids were Lydia 1813, Martha 1815, Charlotte 1817, Henry 1820 & Jane 1822. Mary dies in May 1826 & is buried 14 May in St Marys. Thomas then marries Lucy Holliman 15 July 1827 in Ricky.

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