Caroline Going

Birth1800 - She is said to have committed suicide after her husband had a affair with a maid

DeathBef. 1858 - Southern Highlands, Papua New Guinea. Marriage contract of her son John states that his mother was dead

MotherFrances Anne Shirley

FatherJohn Going

Born in She is said to have committed suicide after her husband had a affair with a maid on 1800 to John Going and Frances Anne Shirley. Caroline Going married Richard Pennefather and had 11 children. She passed away on Bef. 1858 in Southern Highlands, Papua New Guinea. Marriage contract of her son John states that his mother was dead.

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Parents

John Going
1766 - 1829

Frances Anne Shirley
1770 - 1838

Spouse(s)

Richard Pennefather
1790 - 1850

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Alfred Armstrong Pennefather
1835 - 1908

John Going Pennefather
1826 - 1913

Thomas Bolton Pennefather
1824 - 1890

Richard Pennefather
1831 - 1887

Letitia E Going Pennefather.xr
1832 - 1907

Cherry Pennefather
1838 - 1922

Kingsmill Pennefather
1828 - 1905

Edward Going Pennefather
1834 - 1911

Anne Pennefeather
1830 - 1830

Elizabeth Pennefather
1840 - Unknown

Miver Latham Pennefather
1837 - 1856

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