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John GOODENOUGH

Birth1857 - Greenwich, Kent, England
Death7 Oct 1929 - Folkestone, Kent, England
MotherNot Available
FatherHenry Goodenough

Born in Greenwich, Kent, England on 1857 to Henry Goodenough. John GOODENOUGH had 9 children. He passed away on 7 Oct 1929 in Folkestone, Kent, England.

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Henry Goodenough
1833 - Unknown
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Sydney Charles Goodenough
1891 - 1960
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John Henry Goodenough
1879 - 1897
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William Goodenough
1886 - Unknown
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Annie Sophia Goodenough
1877 - Unknown
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Ivy Pretoria Goodenough
1900 - Unknown
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Mabel Mary Goodenough
1889 - Unknown
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Ambrose Goodenough
1884 - 1954
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Lily Eugenia Goodenough
1882 - 1939
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Alma Florence Goodenough
1892 - 1979

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