Note:
The first, middle, maiden, and married surnames vary with sources, making this memorial difficult to manage.
Update: the full first and middle names, and nickname, are now entered as/of February 22, 2015 per edit request. This particular combination may or may not be entirely correct, but will accept these edits with that caution.
She was recorded in Evergreen cemetery records as "Mrs. Amber Goodridge", and certain Evergreen cemetery transcription use "Allshire" for the maiden name.
That said, her first name can also be found as "Ambresia", but how accurate that is can be questionable. A middle name of "Inez" is used on the memorial/obituary of a daughter, Francia A. Goodridge Pardun (buried in Batavia cemetery), but again what that source was is questionable.
Her Fairfield Daily Journal obituary published on December 14, 1914 (Pg. 2 Col. 4) referred to her as "Mrs. Abner Goodrich".
Wife of S. Marion Goodridge.
Sigh.
The first, middle, maiden, and married surnames vary with sources, making this memorial difficult to manage.
Update: the full first and middle names, and nickname, are now entered as/of February 22, 2015 per edit request. This particular combination may or may not be entirely correct, but will accept these edits with that caution.
She was recorded in Evergreen cemetery records as "Mrs. Amber Goodridge", and certain Evergreen cemetery transcription use "Allshire" for the maiden name.
That said, her first name can also be found as "Ambresia", but how accurate that is can be questionable. A middle name of "Inez" is used on the memorial/obituary of a daughter, Francia A. Goodridge Pardun (buried in Batavia cemetery), but again what that source was is questionable.
Her Fairfield Daily Journal obituary published on December 14, 1914 (Pg. 2 Col. 4) referred to her as "Mrs. Abner Goodrich".
Wife of S. Marion Goodridge.
Sigh.
Note:
The first, middle, maiden, and married surnames vary with sources, making this memorial difficult to manage.
Update: the full first and middle names, and nickname, are now entered as/of February 22, 2015 per edit request. This particular combination may or may not be entirely correct, but will accept these edits with that caution.
She was recorded in Evergreen cemetery records as "Mrs. Amber Goodridge", and certain Evergreen cemetery transcription use "Allshire" for the maiden name.
That said, her first name can also be found as "Ambresia", but how accurate that is can be questionable. A middle name of "Inez" is used on the memorial/obituary of a daughter, Francia A. Goodridge Pardun (buried in Batavia cemetery), but again what that source was is questionable.
Her Fairfield Daily Journal obituary published on December 14, 1914 (Pg. 2 Col. 4) referred to her as "Mrs. Abner Goodrich".
Wife of S. Marion Goodridge.
Sigh.
The first, middle, maiden, and married surnames vary with sources, making this memorial difficult to manage.
Update: the full first and middle names, and nickname, are now entered as/of February 22, 2015 per edit request. This particular combination may or may not be entirely correct, but will accept these edits with that caution.
She was recorded in Evergreen cemetery records as "Mrs. Amber Goodridge", and certain Evergreen cemetery transcription use "Allshire" for the maiden name.
That said, her first name can also be found as "Ambresia", but how accurate that is can be questionable. A middle name of "Inez" is used on the memorial/obituary of a daughter, Francia A. Goodridge Pardun (buried in Batavia cemetery), but again what that source was is questionable.
Her Fairfield Daily Journal obituary published on December 14, 1914 (Pg. 2 Col. 4) referred to her as "Mrs. Abner Goodrich".
Wife of S. Marion Goodridge.
Sigh.
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