The Goodliffe Family of Nottingham
The Story of My Life - The original, handwritten version of the Memoirs of Arnold
Goodliffe
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death, she had
the large vinegar store made suitable and fitted up for a Sunday School, and
Service. She, though 70 years of age took the superintendence of it. It became
quite a success. About the year 1817 she set to vigorously to get a chapel built, the
room she had fitted up becoming too small for the congregation and scholars,
She gave £50 and collected a considerable sum towards the object, and as long
as she was able did all she could to help establish the cause. She attained the
venerable age of 82 and was honoured and respected living - peaceful in death.
Having given a brief sketch of the grandparents
on each side, I will try to give some little information about my parents and
large family. My father Thomas Goodliffe, the eldest son of the aforesaid
Thomas and Anna |
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