Searching for George Charles Goddard or Harry Goddard of Broome W.A.

[janjim]

JM
Thanks for that, I believe the Goddards must have been fairly well off in Reading in the first place.
Well that does not surprise me to see this.
Jan

[majm]

So in 1923-24 there was a Harvey GODDARD in Broome.  - not listed on any electoral roll, but he had a motor car ...  also NOTE, 1923-24, no one named Harry GODDARD had a motor car in Broome.  Remember there are no electoral rolls uploaded for Broome for those years.   

JM

[janjim]

JM, do you think that may be a mistake Harvey Goddard, also we did find electoral roll records for those dates you mention.
Jan

[sparrett]

See Reply #4 and Reply #15 for Gerry's contribution of electoral roll sightings from 1913 to 1926
Not annual of course.

Sue

[sparrett]

Also let us revise
Reply #18
The selling of a lugger for H GODDARD, 1915
His Attorney seemed to be acting for him according to the advertisement.
Sue

[majm]

   Hi Sue,

Have you had a chance to read the other thread, re the WWI sighting you found? https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=813306.0

Re Harvey GODDARD ... and Harry GODDARD ... it is possible they are one and the same, but it is also possible they are two different people.   Also with the electoral rolls,  Hy is the usual abbreviation for Henry, but it could also be for H'(arve)y and for H'(arr)y and similar.

JM

[sparrett]

Thanks JM
No I had not caught up with the WW1 service findings.
Big help for the search.
Sue

[janjim]

Thanks all of you, getting closer and closer to the whole picture on this gentleman, Harry or Henry Goddard.
Jan

[janjim]

That is interesting about Harry selling the Lugger in late 1915.  I checked records and found that the Lugger was registered in the name of H. Goddard, selling on behalf of the Estate of Frank Ulrich.  Frank had enlisted in WWI on the 7.2.1915, he was a Pearler, and was killed on the 8th August, 1915 aged 28 years, he was buried at Shell Green, Gallipoli.
Harry Goddard then enlisted for WWI  on the 14th February 1916.   All seems to come together, I am thinking.
Jan

Also let us revise
Reply #18
The selling of a lugger for H GODDARD, 1915
His Attorney seemed to be acting for him according to the advertisement.
Sue