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James William Goodwin

Birth20 Sep 1856 - Knox, Tennessee, United States
Death23 Jul 1936 - Eureka Springs, Carroll, Arkansas, United States
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Born in Knox, Tennessee, United States on 20 Sep 1856. James William Goodwin married Mary Elizabeth Brattin and had 6 children. He passed away on 23 Jul 1936 in Eureka Springs, Carroll, Arkansas, United States.

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Mary Elizabeth Brattin
1850 - 1925
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Sarah Mahala "Sallie" Goodwin
1883 - 1959
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George Monroe Goodwin
1886 - Unknown
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Noah Brattin Goodwin
1894 - 1942
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Thomas Clarence Goodwin
1884 - 1963
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Hannah Louise Goodwin
1888 - 1971
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Mary Catherine Diercksen
1890 - 1965

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