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Tryphena Ann Johnson

BirthABT 1850 - Sulham, Berkshire
Death27 Jul 1916 - 121 Oxford Road, Reading, Berkshire, England
MotherMary Gibbons
FatherCharles Johnson

Born in Sulham, Berkshire on ABT 1850 to Charles Johnson and Mary Gibbons. Tryphena Ann Johnson married Samuel Goodall and had 9 children. She passed away on 27 Jul 1916 in 121 Oxford Road, Reading, Berkshire, England.

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Parents
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Charles Johnson
1821 - Unknown
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Mary Gibbons
1816 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Goodall
1850 - 1918
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Herbert Samuel Goodall
1880 - Unknown
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Arthur Cecil Goodall
Unknown - 1965
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Kathleen Doris Goodall
1896 - Unknown
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Bertha Ellen Goodall
1873 - Unknown
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Gilbert F Goodall
1890 - Unknown
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Sybil May Goodall
1888 - Unknown
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Harold Charles Goodall
1886 - Unknown
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Ethel M Goodall
1882 - Unknown
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Mabel Alice Goodall
1875 - 1891

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