William Goddard and Hannah
Searching for information about William Goddard, b. c. 1838 in England. He married Hannah J. (maiden name unknown) in England. She was born October 9, 1839 in England. The had at least 1 son, Samuel, born October 29, 1865 in England. Samuel married Susan Franklin Nalborough in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, April 28, 1886. They had 4 daughters: May, Adelaide, Florence and Violet. Any information about this family would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: William Goddard and Hannah
Read your message with interest. As far as I know my son Adam and myself are the only "Nalborough's" in UK. I know nothing of the fammily line that went to U.S. and Canada. If I can be any help please contact.
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Re: William Goddard and Hannah
Thank you for your reply. Susan Franklin Nalborough, was the 3rd daughter of Charles Nalborough and Mary Ann (Polly) Harding, who were married in East London, July 29, 1863. They emigrated to Canada about 1873. I do not know where Charles was born. One researcher suggests Liverpool. Where do you and your son Adam reside?
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Re: William Goddard and Hannah
Hello, I've been researching my G Grandmother, Elizabeth Franklin Nalborough. In doing so I found the birth certificate of Susan Franklin Nalborough in Marylebone. Her father is listed as Charles and his mother Mary Ann, but her maiden name is shown as "Ireland", not "Harding". Can you let me know your sources for Harding as the mother's name? I also have Charle William's birth certificate in 1870. It also shows Charles Nalborough at the father, but "Mary Nalborough formerly Baker" as the mother. Did Charles have many wives, all with the first name Mary?
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Re: William Goddard and Hannah
As far as I know, Charles Nalborough had one wife before Mary Ann "Polly" Harding, who was Ann Maria Baker. On his marriage certificate to Harding, it says he was a widower.
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Re: William Goddard and Hannah
Thank you. Ann Maria Baker born 08 July 1823 Lavenham, Suffolk and died January-March 1863 Newington, Surrey. She married Charles Nalborough 17 August 1845 St. Pancras, London.
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