Nellie Jane GOODEARL
Birth Name | GOODEARL, Nellie Jane |
Gender | female |
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Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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Birth | about 1876 | High Wycombe, Bucks. | 1a 2a | |
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Engagement | 1901 | 3a | ||
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Relation to the centre person (Kate Mary BOWLER) : third cousin
Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Henry GOODEARL | about 1839 | 26 December 1914 | |
Mother | Jane WINGROVE | about 1847 | 5 September 1908 | |
Sister | Annie Maria GOODEARL | about 1870 | ||
Brother | Henry William GOODEARL | 26 August 1873 | 25 June 1955 | |
Nellie Jane GOODEARL | about 1876 | |||
Sister | Daisy GOODEARL | about 1881 | ||
Brother | Joseph Edward GOODEARL | 9 March 1883 | 15 October 1953 |
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_UID | 573EF15E0B34E8439C71829D7C409A10E039 |
Pedigree
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1901 census
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First name(s) Nellie J
Last name Goodearl
Relationship Daughter
Marital status Single
Sex Female
Age 25
Birth year 1876
Birth town High Wycombe
Birth town as transcribed HIGH WYCOMBE
Birth place England
Birth county Buckinghamshire
Occupation -
Full address Trezelah, Priory Avenue, High Wycombe, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England
House name Trezelah
Street Priory Avenue
Parish High Wycombe
County Buckinghamshire
Country England
Registration district Wycombe
Sub-district Wycombe
Enumeration district 8
Parliamentary borough or division South
Municipal borough or ward East Central
Ecclesiastical parish or district All Saints
Other household member first name(s) Daisy, Henry, Jane, Joseph, Louisa
Other household member last name Goodearl, Silver
Archive reference RG13
Piece number 1347
Folio 73
Page 19
Schedule 121
Record set 1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census
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First name(s) Nelly J
Last name Goodearl
Relationship Daughter
Marital status Single
Sex Female
Age 5
Age as transcribed 5
Birth year 1876
Birth town Wycombe
Birth town as transcribed WYCOMBE
Birth county Buckinghamshire
Birth county as transcribed BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
Birth place England
Occupation -
Full address 2, Rock Villa, Chipping Wycombe, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England
House number 2
Street Rock Villa
Parish Chipping Wycombe
County Buckinghamshire
Country England
Registration district Wycombe
Sub district High Wycombe
Archive reference RG11
Piece number 1464
Folio 48
Page 27
Schedule 424
Record set 1881 England, Wales & Scotland Census
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Nellie mentioned at end of article:-
South Bucks Standard 20 September 1901
THE WAR.
LIEUT. HARPER, I.Y., KILLED IN ACTION.
Among the list of casualties issued by the War Office this week appeared the name of Lieut. J. F. Harper, 104th (Derbyshire) Company, Imperial Yeomanry, killed in action near Ladysmith, on the 10th inst., at dawn. The deceased officer was very well-known in Wycombe. He was born at Rochester, Kent., nearly 24 years ago, and was educated first at Woodhouse Grove School, Leeds, and afterwards at Wyckliffe College, Oxford. He came to Wycombe some six years ago with his parents, the Rev. Richard and Mrs. Mary Ann Harper, the first-named taking up the position of Superintendent of the local Wesleyan Methodist Circuit, and of minister at Wesley Chapel, Priory-road, Wycombe, being succeeded, about four years ago, by the Rev. W. Earl, who, in turn, was succeeded by the Rev. T. H. Penrith, the present minister. The son. John Fox Harper, meanwhile served as assistant in the shop of Messrs. R. D. Vernon and Co., ironmongers, etc., in Church-street, and he remained in the town after his parents left it. About three years ago he left the employ of Messrs. Vernon and Co. and joined a Mr. Donaldson in a printing and stationery business, which they carried on in the Desborough-road, and which business is now conducted' by Messrs. Moyes and Gurney. In January, 1900, when the 38th (Wycombe) Company Imperial Yeomanry was being formed, he was among the first to offer his services, and was duly enlisted, and he left with the Company for South Africa on the 10th August in the "Norman." He saw fire in no fewer than 50 engagements, and had his horse shot under him or four occasions. He was considered a very clever a capable young man, of great administrative ability, and had he been spared he would undoubtedly have proved him- self a very capable officer. He was promoted from the ranks to Lieutenant on the personal recommendation of Lord Methuen, for conspicuous service rendered in the field. It was just prior to the 38th Company returning home in June this year that the deceased was given a commission and transferred to the 56th company, from which he was afterwards transferred to the 104th. The deceased was engaged to be married to Miss Nellie Jane Goodearl, daughter of Mr. Councillor and Mrs. Henry Goodearl, of Trezelah, Priory-avenue, and much sympathy is felt with the young lady in the loss she has sustained.
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