Saratoga Sun,
January 23, 1913
Mrs. Goodman dies.
Mrs. Robert Goodman died here, January 17 of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Goodman was laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The funeral was held at the house of Reverend Newport of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Goodman was born near London, Canada, March 4, 1837 and was married to Robert Goodman in 1858. She joined the Baptist church when 12 years of age and has always lived a Christian life. She was a much loved old lady and will be missed by all who knew her. The sympathy of the many friends are extended to relatives she leaves to mourn and her departure. She was the mother of nine children, six of whom are living, besides her husband who survives her. The children are, O., J. Goodman, Galveston Texas; Albert Goodman, Mrs. George Meason, and Mrs. W. H. Stoyer of this place. L. E. Goodman, Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Nelson Stringer, Chatham, Canada. Mrs. Goodman was a resident of Canada until 1895, when they moved to Wyoming, making their residence here every since.
January 23, 1913
Mrs. Goodman dies.
Mrs. Robert Goodman died here, January 17 of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Goodman was laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The funeral was held at the house of Reverend Newport of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Goodman was born near London, Canada, March 4, 1837 and was married to Robert Goodman in 1858. She joined the Baptist church when 12 years of age and has always lived a Christian life. She was a much loved old lady and will be missed by all who knew her. The sympathy of the many friends are extended to relatives she leaves to mourn and her departure. She was the mother of nine children, six of whom are living, besides her husband who survives her. The children are, O., J. Goodman, Galveston Texas; Albert Goodman, Mrs. George Meason, and Mrs. W. H. Stoyer of this place. L. E. Goodman, Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Nelson Stringer, Chatham, Canada. Mrs. Goodman was a resident of Canada until 1895, when they moved to Wyoming, making their residence here every since.
Saratoga Sun,
January 23, 1913
Mrs. Goodman dies.
Mrs. Robert Goodman died here, January 17 of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Goodman was laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The funeral was held at the house of Reverend Newport of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Goodman was born near London, Canada, March 4, 1837 and was married to Robert Goodman in 1858. She joined the Baptist church when 12 years of age and has always lived a Christian life. She was a much loved old lady and will be missed by all who knew her. The sympathy of the many friends are extended to relatives she leaves to mourn and her departure. She was the mother of nine children, six of whom are living, besides her husband who survives her. The children are, O., J. Goodman, Galveston Texas; Albert Goodman, Mrs. George Meason, and Mrs. W. H. Stoyer of this place. L. E. Goodman, Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Nelson Stringer, Chatham, Canada. Mrs. Goodman was a resident of Canada until 1895, when they moved to Wyoming, making their residence here every since.
January 23, 1913
Mrs. Goodman dies.
Mrs. Robert Goodman died here, January 17 of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Goodman was laid to rest in the cemetery east of town Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The funeral was held at the house of Reverend Newport of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Goodman was born near London, Canada, March 4, 1837 and was married to Robert Goodman in 1858. She joined the Baptist church when 12 years of age and has always lived a Christian life. She was a much loved old lady and will be missed by all who knew her. The sympathy of the many friends are extended to relatives she leaves to mourn and her departure. She was the mother of nine children, six of whom are living, besides her husband who survives her. The children are, O., J. Goodman, Galveston Texas; Albert Goodman, Mrs. George Meason, and Mrs. W. H. Stoyer of this place. L. E. Goodman, Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Nelson Stringer, Chatham, Canada. Mrs. Goodman was a resident of Canada until 1895, when they moved to Wyoming, making their residence here every since.
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