Children (13): Agnes, Arthur, Henry, Cecelia, Mary, Elizabeth, Frank, Albert, James, Beatrice, Lily, (unknown) son, (unkown) son
Sister of: Abbey, Ellen, John, Edward, William, Louisa
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, a resident of Nebraska, USA for more than a half century, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Goff, 609 West Koenig Street, at 6 AM Friday. She had been failing in health for some time past. About two weeks ago she sustained a paralytic stroke, since which time her condition was serious. She was aged 82 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin came to Nebraska in 1873 from Vermont, their early home. Shortly after their arrival Mr. Goodwin took up a homestead in the Loup Valley, where the family resided for many years. Since the death of her husband, in 1896, Mrs. Goodwin had spent a portion of her time with her children, and the remainder at the Soldiers' Home, of which she was a member. Six children have also preceded the mother in death.
Surviving her are four daughters: Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Mary Goff, and the Misses Celia and Elizabeth Goodwin, all of Grand Island: and three sons: Arthur, of Cody, Nebr.: Frank, of Denver, Colo.; and James Milton of Grand Island.
Definite arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been made, pending word from relatives.
Grand Island Independent
Friday, 25 July 1924
Funeral of Mrs. Goodwin
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin will take place Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock, from St. Mary's cathedral. Burial will take place in the Grand Island cemetery.
Grand Island Daily Independent
Saturday, 26 July 1924
Children (13): Agnes, Arthur, Henry, Cecelia, Mary, Elizabeth, Frank, Albert, James, Beatrice, Lily, (unknown) son, (unkown) son
Sister of: Abbey, Ellen, John, Edward, William, Louisa
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, a resident of Nebraska, USA for more than a half century, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Goff, 609 West Koenig Street, at 6 AM Friday. She had been failing in health for some time past. About two weeks ago she sustained a paralytic stroke, since which time her condition was serious. She was aged 82 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin came to Nebraska in 1873 from Vermont, their early home. Shortly after their arrival Mr. Goodwin took up a homestead in the Loup Valley, where the family resided for many years. Since the death of her husband, in 1896, Mrs. Goodwin had spent a portion of her time with her children, and the remainder at the Soldiers' Home, of which she was a member. Six children have also preceded the mother in death.
Surviving her are four daughters: Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Mary Goff, and the Misses Celia and Elizabeth Goodwin, all of Grand Island: and three sons: Arthur, of Cody, Nebr.: Frank, of Denver, Colo.; and James Milton of Grand Island.
Definite arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been made, pending word from relatives.
Grand Island Independent
Friday, 25 July 1924
Funeral of Mrs. Goodwin
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin will take place Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock, from St. Mary's cathedral. Burial will take place in the Grand Island cemetery.
Grand Island Daily Independent
Saturday, 26 July 1924
Family Members
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Agnes Edna Goodwin Murphy
1864–1950
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Arthur Orin Goodwin
1866–1933
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Henry Goodwin
1867–1887
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Cecelia Dorothy "Heppie" Goodwin
1869–1940
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Mary Goodwin Goff
1870–1933
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Elizabeth "Lizzie" Goodwin
1876–1942
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Frank Ernest Goodwin
1877–1948
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Albert Leonard "Bert" Goodwin
1880–1922
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James Milton Goodwin
1882–1961
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Beatrice "Bea" Goodwin
1887–1911
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