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England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index: 1837-1915
Jessie Catherine Turtle
Registration Year 1883 Registration Quarter Apr-May-Jun
Registration district West Ham Essex
Volume 4a Page 216
Records on Page 4148083
Spouse: David Whitby
UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919
Arnold David Whitby
Birth Place West Ham, Essex
Residence Essex
Death Date 20 Oct 1914
Death Place France and Flanders
Enlistment Place Ilford
Rank Private
Regiment East Yorkshire Regiment
Battalion 1st Battalion Regimental Number 8040
Type of Casualty Killed in action
Theatre of War Western European Theatre
Other Records Arnold David Whitby - East Yorkshire Regiment 8040
War Diaries (France, Belgium, Germany) East Yorkshire Regiment P054S109
War Diaries (Gallipoli) East Yorkshire Regiment P054S109
Birth: Florence Amelia Cloud
Year of Registration: 1867
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
District: Kensington
County: Greater London, London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 160Marriage: Florence Amelia Cloud
Spouse: Frank Augustus Harman
Year of Registration: 1893
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
District: Stepney (To 1921)
County: London, Middlesex
Volume: 1c
Page: 666
Birth: Evelyn Gertrude Harman
Year of Registration: 1895
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Paddington
County: Greater London, London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 11
Birth: Mima Florence Harman
Year of Registration: 1895
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
District: Paddington
County: Greater London, London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 35
Birth: Norman Cloud Harman
Year of Registration: 1897
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Paddington
County: Greater London, London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 38
Birth: William Thomas Goddard
Year of Registration: 1882
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Marylebone (1837-1901)
County: London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 569Marriage: GODDARD WILLIAM T Male GEORGE ESTHER E Female GINGIN 2 1907 WA Australia
Service Record
Name GODDARD, WILLIAM THOMAS
Service Australian Army
Service Number W48196
Date of Birth 15 Jul 1882
Place of Birth LONDON, ENG
Date of Enlistment 19 Mar 1942
Locality on Enlistment TUART HILL, WA
Place of Enlistment CLAREMONT, WA
Next of Kin GODDARD, ESTER
Rank Private
Posting at Discharge SWAN BN VDC 3 B NIn 19 Mar 1942 William enlisted, and at that time was living with his wife at Tuart Hill, WA. He enlisted at Claremont, WA. (in 1942 the coast of Australia was under threat of invasion).
William was an Australian army private in the Swan River Battalion; Voluntary Defence Corps 3rd. Battalion.
Birth: UK GRO
Name: Henry Rowland Goddard
Registration Year: 1890
Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration district: Fulham
Inferred County: London
Volume: 1a
Page: 212Ancestry Family Tree - Bullard - Jenny Wrenn 1953
says Isabel Lizzie Cooper and Henry Roland Goddard were divorced in 1925. Then Adolphine b1895 d1948 became Henry Roland Goddard's spouse.
UK GRO: Louis Roland Goddard
Birth Date 1 Jun 1919
Date of Registration Dec 1986
Age at Death 67
Registration district Watford
Inferred County Hertfordshire
Volume 10
Page 843
Birth: Sydney Alfred Goddard
Year of Registration: 1892
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Fulham
County: Greater London, London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 209
Birth: Cecil Leonard Goddard
Year of Registration: 1895
Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun
District: Fulham
County: Greater London, London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 224Marriage:Cecil L Goddard
Spouse: Dorothy C Lamdin
Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1920
Registration district: Hammersmith
Registration county (inferred): London
Volume Number: 1a
Page Number: 753
Birth: Dorothy Cassie Lamdin
Year of Registration: 1895
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Fulham
County: Greater London, London, Middlesex
Volume: 1a
Page: 191
Birth: Dorothy M Goddard
Mother's Maiden Surname: Lamdin
Date of Registration: Jul Aug Sep 1920
Registration district: Hammersmith
Registration county: Greater London
Volume Number: 1a
Page Number: 466
Albert Lane Floyd, in 1955 set sail to Australia with his wife Peg.
Birth: NSW BDM 832/1863 GODDARD STEPHEN STEPHEN SARAH SYDNEY. Stephen Goddard was born on 26 March 1863 at 8 Park Street, Sydney. His father was shown as Stephen Goddard, a steward, aged 22 who was born in London. His mother was Sarah Fulllam, aged 22 who was born in Maitland, NSW. His parents were married in November 1862 in Sydney. The witness was Mrs Abigail.
As Sarah Ann Fullam and Stephen Goddard (b1840) were not married until after Stephen Goddard's(b1863) conception, and also considering the subsequent behavour of his mother when his brother Richard died, there has to be some concern as to if Stephen Goddard(b1840) is the father, even though he is recorded as such. Some relevant DNA matches to Brian Spalding link three people to Charlote Maunder and so gives some confidnece to Sthepen Goddard b1840 as the father.
His mother called him Steven Henry Goddard, aged 10, when giving evidence to the manslaughter of her other son Richard Thomas Goddard in June 1873. See the Clarence and Richmond Examiner - Tuedsay 3 June 1873, page 6 extract in the notes of Sarah Ann Fullam. He is never referred to as Stephen Henry Goddard in any official documents seen so far.Marriage: NSW BDM 2275/1886 GODDARD STEPHEN STOREY JANE BALMAIN. On 22 July 1886 at St John's Balmain, Stephen Goddard, a bachelor and a Ferryman and Jane Storey a spinster were married. Both were listed as living at Balmain. The witnesses were William Storey and Mary Ann White.
Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW: 1870 -1907) - Sat 7 Aug 1886
GODDARD-STOREY.-July 22, at St. John's Church, Balmain, by the Rev. E. J. Sturdee, Stephen, eldest Son of the late Stephen Goddard, of Sydney, to Jane, second eldest daughter of William Storey, deceased, shipbuilder, late of Clyde River.In the 1901 Census for Balmain in NSW at 15 Phillip Street lived Stephen Goddard with a total household of two males and 4 females.
Stephen was an Engine Driver - Ref Doris Jane Goddard's birth Certificate. On his death certificate he was described as a labourer late of 15 Phillip St Balmain.
He went by the nick name of Lal. Some family comment was that nobody ever seemed to mention him.
He worked at Cockatoo Dockyards. Near his death he had very bad arthritis as family members remembered him sitting in a chair in his Balmain home.
Death: NSW BDM 10353/1925 GODDARD STEPHEN STEPHEN SARAH REDFERN. Stephen Goddard a labourer died on 5 August 1925 at the Coast Hospital, Little Bay. He was late of 15 Phillip Street, Balmain and was aged 62. His father was recorded as Stephen Goddard, a Steward and his mother as Sarah Fullam. The informant was J P Colllier, son-in-law, of 20 North Street, Balmain. He was buried on 7 August 1925 at the Church of England Cemetery Field of Mars. The witnesses being Thomas E Hart and William Hudson. Stephen was born in Sydney NSW. He was married at Balmain, NSW when aged 23 to Jane Storey. The children from the marriage were Sarah E 38, Lizzie M 36, Doris J 30 and Stephen W 27 all still living.
Sydney Morning Herald - Thursday 13 March 1930, page 5
"DECISION RESERVED.
Jane Goddard, of Phillip-street, Balmain (sister of the late Mr. John Storey, a former Premier of the State), claimed pounds500 compensation from the Australian Commonwealth Shipping Board for the death of her husband, Stephen Goddard.
The accident which resulted in Goddard's death from uremia occurred on July 22, 1925, at Cockatoo Dock, where he was employed as a latrine attendant. He tripped and fell over a wire, returned home, and was subsequently attended by Dr. Arnold and sent to the Coast Hospital, where he died on August 5 of the same year. Shortly afterwards Dr. Arnold also died.
The case was brought under the old Workmen's Compensation Act of 1916, and was now heard by the Court by consent.
The Court reserved its decision.
Dr. Evatt, K.C., and Mr. J. S. Clancy (instructed by Mr. Abram Landa) appeared for the applicant; and Mr. Ingram (instructed by Messrs. Tietyens, McLachlan, and Co.) represented the respondents."Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 10 May 1930, page 10
"WORKERS' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
(Before Judge Perdriau and Commissioner Halliday.)
CLAIM BY A WIDOW.
Goddard v Australian Commonwealth Shipping Board.
Reserved judgment was given in the matter of a claim by the widow of Stephen Goddard, a former employee of the Australian Shipping Board at Cockatoo Island for pounds500 compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act of 1916. Goddard, who was 62 jears of age, was given a position by the board, which was described as "an old man's job". On July 22, 1925, when coming from his work, he tripped over a rope which was three or four inches from the ground and fell, injuring his wrist. For some years he had suffered from rheumatism, and at times had been absent from work from that cause. Applicant claimed that the injury arose out of, and in course of, his employment. Respondent board denied this.In delivering judgment, the President quoted extensively from medical evidence, and said that after close scrutiny of the facts and consideration of the opinions of medical experts in regard to the possible effects of the fall, he was unable to draw the conclusion that the accident so affected Goddard's condition that it was a contributory cause to his death. The Commission's finding should be that the applicant had not discharged the onus of proving that death was the result of the accidental injury, and the award should be for the respondent.
Dr. Evatt, K.C., and Mr. J. S. Clancy (instructed by Mr. Abraham Landa) appeared in support of the application, and Mr. Ingham (Instructed by Messrs Tietyens, McLachlan, and Co ) for the respondent board."
Birth: NSW BDM 1915/6256 Balmain North
Doris Jane Goddard, St John the Evangelist, Balmain North
Born: 4 April 1895
Baptised: 28 April 1895
Address: College St
Fathers Occupation: Engine Driver
Minister: William Charleton
Doris was born at 44 College St. Balmain North - ref Birth Certificate. According to her marriage registration she was a tailoress.
Married Peter Spalding at St Johns C of E Balmain in 1915.NSW registry office Page: 1915/6256 Balmain north
Marriage Date: 17 April 1915, St John the Evangelist Balmain North
File Number: 646Groom: Peter Macdonald Spalding
Age: 26 years (bachelor)
Home Address: 12 Chubb St, Rozelle, NSW
Occupation: Painter
Parents: Peter Spalding - painter
Annie Mary E DriscollBride: Doris Jane Goddard
Age: 20 years (spinster)
Home Address: 15 Phillip St, Balmain
Parents: Stephen Goddard - Engineer
Jane Storey - TailoressWitness: R.V. Murry
W. Salton
Minister: G.F. B. ManningAfter marrying Peter Spalding she lived at 383 Great North Road (later called Victoria Road) Gladesville in a house named "Hamilton".
In the 1930 Electoral Roll for Martin, Gladesville, living at 383 Great Northern Road was Peter McDonald Spalding, painter, and Doris Jane Spalding, home duties.
In the 1936 Electoral Roll for Martin, Gladesville, living at 383 Victoria Road was Peter McDonald Spalding, painter, and Doris Jane Spalding, home duties.
Marriage: NSW BDM 11719/1945 NEISH JOHN SPALDING DORIS JANE RYDE
After the death of Peter Spalding, Doris married John Neish. The marriage did not last as they were separated by 1953. They were divorced on 7 April 1955 the court having found in favour of the husband. John Neish died on 4 April 1957.
Divorce and matrimonial cause case papers - Western Sydney Records Centre, Kingsgrove
Divorce papers John Neish - Doris Jane Neish [Incorporates 3078/1953] 1953-09-11 to 1955-04-26
Divorce papers John Neish - Doris Jane Neish [Incorporates 1499/1954] 1953-08-05 to 1954-05-28Doris then married Lachlan Macintosh, another Scotsman.
Marriage: NSW BDM 18230/1958 MCINTOSH LAUCHLAN NEISH DORIS JANE RYDE
In this period of her life Doris and Lachlan would spend the winter several months a year at a camping ground at Port Macquarie, NSW and the summer at Lake Tabourie, NSW and the rest of the year in 383 Victoria Road, Gladesville.
She used to attend the East Ryde C of E (St Thomas).
Death: Doris Jane McIntosh died, aged 84 on 26 January 1980 at Ryde Hospital. She was born at Balmain. Her father was Stephen Goddard and mother Jane Storey. Three marriages were recorded as when aged 20 to Peter Spalding at Balmain, when aged 50 to John Neish at Ryde, and when aged 63 to Lauchlan McIntosh at Ryde. Children recorded as Allen deceased, Doris 62 years and Douglas 60. D P Spalding, son, of 2 Murray Street, West Ryde was the informant. She was buried on 31 January 1980 at Presbyterian Cemetery, Field of Mars.
Birth NSW BDM: John Neish
Birth Date: 1887
Birth Place: New South Wales
Registration Year: 1887
Registration Place: Balmain, New South Wales, Australia
Father: John Neish
Mother: Mary
Registration Number: 4453When John Neish was married, in the Church of England, on 21 February 1911 he lived at Tennyson Road, Ryde, New South Wales, Australia and was a Tinsmith.
By 1 March 1941 he lived at 104 Major Bay Rd, Concord, New South Wales, Australia, and by 2 April 1942 he lived at 52 Broughton St, Concord, New South Wales, Australia.
After his first wife died in September 1943 he then married Doris Spalding (nee Goddard) on 19 May 1945. At that time he was a Mill Foreman and lived at Gladesville, New South Wales, Australia. The marriage did not last as they were separated by 1953. At that time John Neish had a disability that was limiting his income.
He divorced Doris on 7 April 1955 and at that time was a Foreman Timber Worker.He died on 4 April 1957 Collaroy, New South Wales, Australia and is buried in the Field of Mars Cemetery. His cause of death was of Coronary occlusion, Hypertension 275/150 - 2 years duration, Atherosclerosis - 20 years duration and Left hemiplegia - 10 years.
Birth: Scotland GRO 1897 MCINTOSH LAUCHLAN REID M OYNE /ABERDEEN 230/00 0003
In the Parish of Oyne in the County of Aberdeen, on 2 April 1897, Lauchlan Reid McIntosh (illegitimate) was born to Maggie McIntosh at Upper Buchanstone, Oyne. The informant was Maggie McIntosh the mother.Lauchlan was a police officer and lived at 10 Orient St, Gladesville NSW.
He was in France in 1916 in WW1. He was a German prisoner in March 1918.
According to his death registration he arrived in Australia in about 1923.
Marriage: NSW BDM 9995/1924 MCINTOSH LAUCHLAN EWART JESSIE BALMAIN NORTH
Marriage: NSW BDM 1820/1958
On 23 June 1958 at St Anne's CofE Ryde, Lauchlan McIntosh, a Police Officer, aged 61 and widower, born in Aberdeen Shire (Scotland) but living at 10 Orient St, Gladesville married Doris Jane Neish, aged 63 a widow born at Balmain NSW and living at 383 Victoria Rd, Gladesville. Lauchlan's father was unknown and his mother was Margaret McIntosh (deceased). Doris' father was Stephen Goddard (deceased) an Engine driver and mother was Jane Storey (deceased). Witnesses were Phyllis G Spalding and G H Jones.Death: NSW BDM 8072/1976 MCINTOSH LAUCHLAN REID MAGGIE
Niche Transcript:
In Loving Memory of Lauchlan Reid McIntosh
died 9th April 1976
aged 79 years
Niche 17GQ Northern Suburbs Crematorium