looking for Arthur Goodenough

[KarenM]

Hi Sue,

If you go to www.ontarioobits.com there is a Owen Frederick Goodenough obituary, which is in the Hamilton Spectator, you could request that (it's free and usually within 24hours) and there might be some good information in it.

That's interesting with the same dates of Charles and James, perhaps an obituary might have the explanation?

Karen

[jamajo]

Hi Karen,

           This may sound silly but do i send e-mail to the address above for the Owen info

                         Sue

 

[KarenM]

Go to the web site and find the obit you want.  Then you send an email and just copy the obit information and put it in the subject line.  Does that make sense 

K

[jamajo]

Hi Karen,

           Just got another e-mail from Hamilton cemetery.  They made a mistake and Rita Atkins they

 think is the dau of Charles and Myrtle Goodenough and not Arthur.

I thought this was very good of them, what a great service they provide

And they were so apologetic. Need more helpful websites like that

               Sue

[KarenM]

Great Sue, they are very helpful there.

It's a beautiful cemetery as well, I've been there before, it overlooks Lake Ontario and is a very big cemetery.

Karen

[wallyn]

Hello,

Annie Smith was the daughter of my great-great grandfather, Mark Smith, and his 2nd wife, Mary Isabella Webb.

Mark Smith was born in Warborough, Feb 17, 1836, and died in Wentworth, Ontario, apr 22, 1909.
He had a twin brother Andrew.

Do you have any info on the siblings of Annie?

John m. Nellie Dixon.
Eleanor m. Frederick Tallman.
Fred m. Mary Somerville.
William m. Myrtle Foster.

Anything on the Goodenough children; Frederick Arthur, Charles Albert, Mary Evelyn?

[jamajo]

 Hi Wallyn,

               A warm welcome to Rootschat 

 I will get my files out at the week-end or before if i have time and see what i can find

      Sue

[jamajo]

 Hi Wallyn,

             Cant help you anymore on the Goodenough children im afraid but i do have

 Warborough PRs so if you need anything looked up from there let me know

      Sue