Golden Goodey
Golden was born in 1844. Golden's father was
Golden Gooday and his mother was
Mary Ann Elizabeth Willsher. His paternal grandparents were
Joseph Gooday and
Elizabeth Arnold. He had five brothers and four sisters, named
William,
Frank,
Jeremiah,
Joseph,
James,
Mary,
Elizabeth,
Anna and
Maria. He was the second oldest of the ten children.
Birth was registered between Jan-Mar 1844 in Lexden Registration District.
1851 Census shows that he was 7 years of age, born in Great Tey, Essex and living at Oak Farm, Chapel, Essex. The surname is spelt GOODEY in this census.
1861 Census shows that he was 16 years of age, born in Great Tey, Essex and living at Barrie House, Colchester Road, Chappel, Essex. The surname is shown as GOODEY in this census.
1871 Census shows that he was 27 years of age, born in Great Tey, Essex and living in Pattocks Farm, Tey Road, Spendpennies, Chappel, Essex.
1881 Census shows that he was 47 years of age, born in Great Tey, Essex and living at Pattocks Farm, Chapel, Essex.
1891 Census shows that he was 37 years of age, born in Great Tey, Essex and living at Pattocks Farm, Chapel, Essex.
1899 National Probate and Will records show the following:
Golden of Pattock's-farm Chappel Essex farmer died 28 December 1898 Probate London 21 February to George William Joslin farmer. Effects £4690 7s 3d.
Occupation Details
1871 Census shows that he was a Farmer of 130 acres employing 5 men and 2 boys.
1881 Census shows that he was a Farmer employing 12 men and 4 boys on a 400 acre farm.
1891 Censu shows that he was a Farmer.
Death Notes
Death was registered between Oct-Dec 1898 in Lexden Registration District at 54 years of age.
Died at the age of 54 on December 28th, 1898.
Golden's first family with Nancy Tawell
Golden and
Nancy were married in 1865. They had a daughter named
Ellen.
Marriage was registered between Oct-Dec 1865 in Halstead Registration District.
Golden's second family with Elizabeth Clift
Golden and
Elizabeth were married on February 17th, 1869. They had five sons and four daughters, named
Golden,
James,
Joseph,
John,
Harry,
Mary,
Lillie,
Clara and
Fanny.
Marriage was registered between Jan-Mar 1869 in Westminster St James Registration District.
Parish records show that they were married in St Anne Soho Church, London.
