Son of William Goodwin (1827-1895) & his 1st wife, Anne Pinyon (1823-1877), who married in Whitechapel, London in 1853. His father was the Manager of Tavistock Hotel, Waipukurau; poundkeeper in Hastings. Anne died in Havelock North 20 Oct 1877. William later returned to England and died in Croydon, Surrey 9 Feb 1895.
James married Charlotte Mitchell (nee Johnston) 5 Jan 1896 in Napier.
Their known children
1897 - 1927 Cecil James Pinyon Goodwin (age 29)
1898 - 1986 Esther Ellen Goodwin (+ Stevenson)
1900 - 1984 Elizabeth Charlotte 'Gwendoline' Goodwin + Kearins
1904 - 1988 Jessie Eileen Goodwin (+Boyd)
. Jessie was a spinster on Hope Road until 1946 when she married James Stevenson Boyd
1909 - 1984 Charles Franklin Goodwin (twin, +Hodd)
1909 - 1994 William Johnston Goodwin (twin, +Redwood)
Manawatu Standard, 9 July 1940
LATE Mr J.P. GOODWIN The death occurred at his residence in Hope road, Woodville, on Sunday, of an interesting personality, Mr James Pinyon Goodwin, at the age of 78 years. Mr Goodwin claimed to have been the first white boy born at Waipukurau. He was a son of the late Mr William Goodwin, who came to New Zealand from Kent, England. One of the original pupils of the Napier Boys High School, Mr Goodwin was a keen athlete and right up to the time of his death retained more than a passing interest in all forms of out-door sports. He followed farming pursuits in the Southern Hawke's Bay district all his life and had resided at Woodville for the past 27 years. He was among the early settlers who were honoured at the Woodville W omens Institute's Pioneer Day gathering held in February last in connection with the local Centennial celebrations. On that occasion Mr Goodwin was presented with a Centennial ribbon marking a record of over 75 years residence in New Zealand.
His wife predeceased him 13 years ago. The surviving members of the family are: Mrs C. L. Stevenson (Dunedin), Mrs M. Kearins (Kairanga), Miss J. Goodwin (Woodville), Mr W. J. Goodwin (Woodville) and Mr C. F. Goodwin (Shannon).
A short memorial service at St David's Presbyterian Church, Woodville, preceded the funeral yesterday afternoon. There was a very large attendance of relatives and friends to pay their last respects to a pioneer who was held in the highest esteem throughout Southern Hawke's Bay and neighbouring district. Many beautiful floral tributes covered the casket. The graveside service and that at the church were performed by Rev W. H. Nicholas. The pall-bearers were Messrs J. Franklyn (Wanganui), W. Franklyn (Dannevirke), E, McNutt (Waipukurau), M. Kearins (Palmerston North), R. H. Morgan and J. Morgan (Woodville).
James married Charlotte Mitchell (nee Johnston) 5 Jan 1896 in Napier.
Their known children
1897 - 1927 Cecil James Pinyon Goodwin (age 29)
1898 - 1986 Esther Ellen Goodwin (+ Stevenson)
1900 - 1984 Elizabeth Charlotte 'Gwendoline' Goodwin + Kearins
1904 - 1988 Jessie Eileen Goodwin (+Boyd)
. Jessie was a spinster on Hope Road until 1946 when she married James Stevenson Boyd
1909 - 1984 Charles Franklin Goodwin (twin, +Hodd)
1909 - 1994 William Johnston Goodwin (twin, +Redwood)
Manawatu Standard, 9 July 1940
LATE Mr J.P. GOODWIN The death occurred at his residence in Hope road, Woodville, on Sunday, of an interesting personality, Mr James Pinyon Goodwin, at the age of 78 years. Mr Goodwin claimed to have been the first white boy born at Waipukurau. He was a son of the late Mr William Goodwin, who came to New Zealand from Kent, England. One of the original pupils of the Napier Boys High School, Mr Goodwin was a keen athlete and right up to the time of his death retained more than a passing interest in all forms of out-door sports. He followed farming pursuits in the Southern Hawke's Bay district all his life and had resided at Woodville for the past 27 years. He was among the early settlers who were honoured at the Woodville W omens Institute's Pioneer Day gathering held in February last in connection with the local Centennial celebrations. On that occasion Mr Goodwin was presented with a Centennial ribbon marking a record of over 75 years residence in New Zealand.
His wife predeceased him 13 years ago. The surviving members of the family are: Mrs C. L. Stevenson (Dunedin), Mrs M. Kearins (Kairanga), Miss J. Goodwin (Woodville), Mr W. J. Goodwin (Woodville) and Mr C. F. Goodwin (Shannon).
A short memorial service at St David's Presbyterian Church, Woodville, preceded the funeral yesterday afternoon. There was a very large attendance of relatives and friends to pay their last respects to a pioneer who was held in the highest esteem throughout Southern Hawke's Bay and neighbouring district. Many beautiful floral tributes covered the casket. The graveside service and that at the church were performed by Rev W. H. Nicholas. The pall-bearers were Messrs J. Franklyn (Wanganui), W. Franklyn (Dannevirke), E, McNutt (Waipukurau), M. Kearins (Palmerston North), R. H. Morgan and J. Morgan (Woodville).
Son of William Goodwin (1827-1895) & his 1st wife, Anne Pinyon (1823-1877), who married in Whitechapel, London in 1853. His father was the Manager of Tavistock Hotel, Waipukurau; poundkeeper in Hastings. Anne died in Havelock North 20 Oct 1877. William later returned to England and died in Croydon, Surrey 9 Feb 1895.
James married Charlotte Mitchell (nee Johnston) 5 Jan 1896 in Napier.
Their known children
1897 - 1927 Cecil James Pinyon Goodwin (age 29)
1898 - 1986 Esther Ellen Goodwin (+ Stevenson)
1900 - 1984 Elizabeth Charlotte 'Gwendoline' Goodwin + Kearins
1904 - 1988 Jessie Eileen Goodwin (+Boyd)
. Jessie was a spinster on Hope Road until 1946 when she married James Stevenson Boyd
1909 - 1984 Charles Franklin Goodwin (twin, +Hodd)
1909 - 1994 William Johnston Goodwin (twin, +Redwood)
Manawatu Standard, 9 July 1940
LATE Mr J.P. GOODWIN The death occurred at his residence in Hope road, Woodville, on Sunday, of an interesting personality, Mr James Pinyon Goodwin, at the age of 78 years. Mr Goodwin claimed to have been the first white boy born at Waipukurau. He was a son of the late Mr William Goodwin, who came to New Zealand from Kent, England. One of the original pupils of the Napier Boys High School, Mr Goodwin was a keen athlete and right up to the time of his death retained more than a passing interest in all forms of out-door sports. He followed farming pursuits in the Southern Hawke's Bay district all his life and had resided at Woodville for the past 27 years. He was among the early settlers who were honoured at the Woodville W omens Institute's Pioneer Day gathering held in February last in connection with the local Centennial celebrations. On that occasion Mr Goodwin was presented with a Centennial ribbon marking a record of over 75 years residence in New Zealand.
His wife predeceased him 13 years ago. The surviving members of the family are: Mrs C. L. Stevenson (Dunedin), Mrs M. Kearins (Kairanga), Miss J. Goodwin (Woodville), Mr W. J. Goodwin (Woodville) and Mr C. F. Goodwin (Shannon).
A short memorial service at St David's Presbyterian Church, Woodville, preceded the funeral yesterday afternoon. There was a very large attendance of relatives and friends to pay their last respects to a pioneer who was held in the highest esteem throughout Southern Hawke's Bay and neighbouring district. Many beautiful floral tributes covered the casket. The graveside service and that at the church were performed by Rev W. H. Nicholas. The pall-bearers were Messrs J. Franklyn (Wanganui), W. Franklyn (Dannevirke), E, McNutt (Waipukurau), M. Kearins (Palmerston North), R. H. Morgan and J. Morgan (Woodville).
James married Charlotte Mitchell (nee Johnston) 5 Jan 1896 in Napier.
Their known children
1897 - 1927 Cecil James Pinyon Goodwin (age 29)
1898 - 1986 Esther Ellen Goodwin (+ Stevenson)
1900 - 1984 Elizabeth Charlotte 'Gwendoline' Goodwin + Kearins
1904 - 1988 Jessie Eileen Goodwin (+Boyd)
. Jessie was a spinster on Hope Road until 1946 when she married James Stevenson Boyd
1909 - 1984 Charles Franklin Goodwin (twin, +Hodd)
1909 - 1994 William Johnston Goodwin (twin, +Redwood)
Manawatu Standard, 9 July 1940
LATE Mr J.P. GOODWIN The death occurred at his residence in Hope road, Woodville, on Sunday, of an interesting personality, Mr James Pinyon Goodwin, at the age of 78 years. Mr Goodwin claimed to have been the first white boy born at Waipukurau. He was a son of the late Mr William Goodwin, who came to New Zealand from Kent, England. One of the original pupils of the Napier Boys High School, Mr Goodwin was a keen athlete and right up to the time of his death retained more than a passing interest in all forms of out-door sports. He followed farming pursuits in the Southern Hawke's Bay district all his life and had resided at Woodville for the past 27 years. He was among the early settlers who were honoured at the Woodville W omens Institute's Pioneer Day gathering held in February last in connection with the local Centennial celebrations. On that occasion Mr Goodwin was presented with a Centennial ribbon marking a record of over 75 years residence in New Zealand.
His wife predeceased him 13 years ago. The surviving members of the family are: Mrs C. L. Stevenson (Dunedin), Mrs M. Kearins (Kairanga), Miss J. Goodwin (Woodville), Mr W. J. Goodwin (Woodville) and Mr C. F. Goodwin (Shannon).
A short memorial service at St David's Presbyterian Church, Woodville, preceded the funeral yesterday afternoon. There was a very large attendance of relatives and friends to pay their last respects to a pioneer who was held in the highest esteem throughout Southern Hawke's Bay and neighbouring district. Many beautiful floral tributes covered the casket. The graveside service and that at the church were performed by Rev W. H. Nicholas. The pall-bearers were Messrs J. Franklyn (Wanganui), W. Franklyn (Dannevirke), E, McNutt (Waipukurau), M. Kearins (Palmerston North), R. H. Morgan and J. Morgan (Woodville).
Inscription
In Loving Memory Of
CHARLOTTE
Dearly Loved Wife Of
J. P. GOODWIN
Died 7th Dec 1926
Aged 55 Years
Also Their Son
Laddie
Died 3rd April 1927
Aged 29 Years
"Rock Of Ages, Cleft For Me, Let Me Hide Myself In Thee"
In Loving Memory Of
VIOLET ELIZABETH MITCHELL
Died 20th May 1934
Aged 41 Years
"For Ever With The Lord"
JAMES P. GOODWIN
Beloved Husband Of
CHARLOTTE GOODWIN
Died 7th July 1940
Aged 78 Years
"Rest In Peace"
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