Pedigree Chart for Margaret Elizabeth Goodwin: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1913 - 2005 (92 years)

1. Margaret Elizabeth Goodwin

B:	5 Feb 1913
P:	Slough House Farm, Heybridge, Maldon, Essex, England
D:	26 Oct 2005
P:	Colchester, Essex, England

2. Thomas R Goodwin

B:	31 May 1885
P:	Brookend Farm, Springfield, Chelmsford, Essex, England
M:	Apr 1911
P:	Edmonton, Middlesex, England
D:	2 May 1957
P:	Maldon District, Essex, England

4. Daniel Goodwin

B:	1844
P:	Titmore Green, Little Wymondley, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England
M:	25 Sep 1865
P:	Clifton Chapel, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, England
D:	8 Feb 1927
P:	Braintree, Kelvedon, Essex, England

8. John Goodwin

B:	Abt 1818
P:	Kings Walden or Little Wymondley, Hertfordshire, England
M:	6 Jul 1841
P:	Little Wymondley, Hertfordshire
D:	1851
P:	Little Wymondley, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England

9. Elizabeth 'Betsey' Russell		=>

B:	25 Oct 1818
P:	Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England
D:	25 Jan 1887
P:	Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England

5. Elizabeth Craft

B:	Abt 1847
P:	Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England
D:	04 Feb 1927
P:	Braintree, Essex, England

10. Thomas Craft

B:	16 Jul 1815
P:	Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England
M:	20 May 1837
P:	Stotfold, Bedford, England
D:	Jan 1890
P:	Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England or Hitchin, Herts

11. Elizabeth Saunders		=>

B:	Abt 1809
P:	Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England
D:	29 Dec 1862
P:	Stotfold, Bedford, England

3. Kate Lewis

B:	29 Mar 1883
P:	Edmonton, Middlesex, England
D:	22 Feb 1968
P:	Colchester, Essex, England

6. Henry Moses Lewis

B:	Jan - March 1848
P:	Southgate, Middlesex, England
M:	April 1875
P:	Edmonton, Middlesex, England
D:	20 May 1928
P:	Edmonton, Middlesex, England

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7. Emily Beaton

B:	24 Jan 1852
P:	Paddington, Middlesex, England
D:	20 Sep 1889
P:	Edmonton, Middlesex, England

14. Samuel Beaton

B:	9 Dec 1813
P:	Edmonton, Middlesex, England
M:	16 Sep 1838
P:	London, Middlesex, England
D:	January 1903
P:	Wandsworth, London, United Kingdom

15. Mary Jenkins

B:	Abt 1811
P:	Aldersgate, Middlesex, England
D:	Bef 1891
P:	Prob. London, Middlesex, England

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