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ANN HALL EELS

BirthOCT. 18, 1811 - Rounton Remington, N. Yorkshire, England
Death22 Apr 1899 - Oswegatchie, St Lawrence, New York, United States
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Born in Rounton Remington, N. Yorkshire, England on OCT. 18, 1811. ANN HALL EELS married WILLIAM GOODISON and had 15 children. She passed away on 22 Apr 1899 in Oswegatchie, St Lawrence, New York, United States.

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William Goodison
1807 - 1881
Children Show all
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David Eels Goodison
1854 - 1925
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John Goodison
1837 - 1905
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Eliza Matilda Goodison
1847 - 1924
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Benjamin Goodison
1843 - 1912
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Lewis Henry Goodison
1856 - 1887
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Jane Goodison
1841 - 1921
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William Goodison
1839 - 1912
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Luther J. Goodison
1852 - 1859
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Sarah Philinia Goodison
1851 - 1871
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Elizabeth Maria Goodison
1849 - 1871
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Hannah Goodison
1834 - 1911
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Emogene Ione Goodison
1844 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Goodison
1838 - 1885
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Mary Goodison
1833 - 1834
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Eugene Goodison
1845 - Unknown

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