Family Group Sheet for Frederick Millington GOODLIFFE / Florence Daisy RAWSON (F89) m. 1914 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 1914

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Father | Male
Frederick Millington GOODLIFFE

Born	6 Jan 1894	Nottingham, England
Died	12 Mar 1982	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Cremated	18 Mar 1982	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Married	1914 [1]	Nottinghamshire, England [1]
Other Spouse	Emilie Jessie THORNE \| F57 (by license. Groom divorced. )
Married	Sept 1, 1930	Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Father
Mother

Mother | Female
Florence Daisy RAWSON

Born	1893	Nottingham, England
Died	29 Mar 1974	Nottinghamshire, England
Buried
Other Spouse	Albert Greville ROBINSON \| F126
Married	1932	Nottinghamshire, England
Father
Mother

Notes Divorced:

Marriage registration of Frederick and Emilie states Frederick is divorced.

[S171] England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005, (FindMyPast.co) (Reliability: 2).
Name Frederick M Goodliffe
Spouse Surname Rawson
Registration Year 1914
Registration QuarterJan-Feb-Mar
Registration district Nottingham
Inferred County Nottinghamshire
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