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Elizabeth Baker

Birthabt 1849 - Longburton, Dorset, England
DeathMar/1921 - Not Available
MotherRuth Miller
FatherThomas Baker

Born in Longburton, Dorset, England on abt 1849 to Thomas Baker and Ruth Miller. Elizabeth Baker married John Anthony Goldsmith and had 6 children. She passed away on Mar/1921.

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Thomas Baker
1823 - 1879
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Ruth Miller
1826 - 1907
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John Anthony Goldsmith
1845 - Unknown
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Jacob Helfrich
1842 - 1868
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John Herbert Goldsmith
1871 - 1944
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Ernest Albert Goldsmith
1875 - Unknown
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Ernest Albert Goldsmith
Unknown - Unknown
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Benjamin William Goldsmith
1872 - 1951
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Victor Miller Goldsmith
1880 - 1905
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Frederick Thomas Goldsmith
1874 - 1874

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