The Goodliffe Family of Nottingham
The Story of My Life - The original, handwritten version of the Memoirs of Arnold
Goodliffe
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the fact, that mothers in law frequently fail to win the love of step
children from a want of sympathy towards them. They rule by authority
rather than lead by love. My brother Daniel after his second marriage
took a house at Barleythorpe near Oakham that had been I understood a
hunting box of a Melton sportsman, and some land in the neighbourhood.
In some matters, to please the lady, appearing more in the style of the
gentlemen farmer, than their income warranted, and unfortunately he
suffered severely by the loss of a considerable number of valuable
cattle by one of the first out-breaks of the foot, and mouth cattle
disease; a second out-break and heavy loss disheartened him so, that he
gave up the land. He lived afterwards at Oakham, during which time, he,
as deacon at the Church at Barrowden, and |
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