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John Goldsmith

BirthAbt. 1828 - Epping, Essex, England
DeathAbt. Feb 1902 - Footscray, Kent, England
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Born in Epping, Essex, England on Abt. 1828. John Goldsmith married Sarah Hollamby and had 8 children. He passed away on Abt. Feb 1902 in Footscray, Kent, England.

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Sarah Hollamby
1817 - 1891
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Ellen Agnes Goldsmith
1870 - Unknown
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Edith Hannah Goldsmith
1865 - 1947
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Elizabeth Harriet Goldsmith
1863 - 1949
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Annie Sarah Goldsmith
1866 - 1921
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Alice Esther Goldsmith
1857 - Unknown
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John William Goldsmith
1855 - 1916
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Mary Jane Goldsmith
1861 - 1941
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Herbert Henry Goldsmith
1860 - 1919

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