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Charlotte Goldsmith 1791–1849 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: abt 1791

Birth Location: Newington St Mary, England

Death Date: Q4 1849

Death Location: Camberwell Surrey

Father: August Snr.

Mother: Mary Fullmer

Spouse(s): Thomas 𝑰𝑽

Children(s): Thomas 𝑽

The story of Charlotte Goldsmith began in 1791 in Newington St Mary, England. Charlotte Goldsmith married Thomas Goldsmith Iv, and had children including Thomas Edward Temple Goldsmith V. Charlotte Goldsmith passed away in 1849 in Camberwell Surrey.

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Biography

  • The story of Charlotte Goldsmith began in 1791 in Newington St Mary, England.
  • Charlotte Goldsmith married Thomas Goldsmith Iv, and had children including Thomas Edward Temple Goldsmith V.
  • Charlotte Goldsmith passed away in 1849 in Camberwell Surrey.

Immediate Family

Parents

August Snr.
1754–1820
Birth Location: Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, London
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Mary Fullmer
1757–1815
Birth Location: St James, Westminster, England
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Spouses(s)

Thomas 𝑰𝑽
1785–1853
Birth Location: Bow, Middlesex, England
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Children(s)

Thomas 𝑽
1822–1883
Birth Location: Newington, Surrey, England
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Charlotte Goldsmith's Ancestors

Self
Charlotte Goldsmith
1791–1849
Birth Place: Newington St Mary, England
Parents
August Temple Goodman Snr.
1754–1820
Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, London
Mary (Jane) Fullmer
1757–1815
St James, Westminster, England
Grandparents
Augustus Goodman
1720–1772
Goodmans Fields, London, England
Charlotte Temple
1720–1791
London, England
Great-Grandparents
JOSEPH Esquire
1695–1787
Mary Temple
1695–1727
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Ralph GOODMAN
1670–1761
Elizabeth Hood
1675–1697

Charlotte Goldsmith's Descendants

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Charlotte Goldsmith (abt 1791–Q4 1849) m. Thomas (Goldsmith) 𝑰𝑽 (1785–Dec 1853)
  1. 1. Thomas (Edward Temple Goldsmith) 𝑽 1822–1883 m. Ann Goldsmith 1827–1906
    1. 1. Thomas Goldsmith 1850–1907 m. Susan Porter 1851–
      1. 1. George Goldsmith 1875–1949 m. Margaret (Janet) Stiles 1881–1970
        1. 1. George (Edward) Goldsmith 1901–1981 m. Gladys (Gwendoline Maud) Cates 1901–2000
      2. 2. Oliver (George) Goldsmith 1885–
      3. 3. Thomas (William Goldsmith) 𝑽𝑰𝑰 1871– m. Maud (E) Goldsmith 1870–
        1. 1. Norman (Thomas) Goldsmith 1898–1971 m. Gladys (Pretoria) Giles 1900–1987
        2. 2. Maud (Violet May) Goldsmith 1894– m. William (Alfred) Waller 1891–1971
        3. 3. Cecil (P) Goldsmith 1900–
        4. 4. Gladys (Florence) Goldsmith 1895–1965 m. Leonard (A) Sansom 1894–1969
        5. 5. Reginald Goldsmith 1903–
        6. 6. Olive Goldsmith 1905–
        7. 7. Leonard Goldsmith 1907–
      4. 4. Lillian Goldsmith 1889–
      5. 5. William (J) Goldsmith 1872–
      6. 6. Elizabeth Goldsmith 1877–
      7. 7. Albert (Edward) Goldsmith 1881–1961 m. Martha Hancock 1876–1954 m. Bertha Elms 1910–
        1. 1. Norman (Albert) Goldsmith 1909–1996 m. Alice (Elizabeth Emily) Turner 1910–2001
        2. 2. Stanley (Edward) Goldsmith 1911–1980
        3. 3. Derek (Edward) Goldsmith 1934–1965
    2. 2. Florence (E) Goldsmith 1857–1935
    3. 3. Alice (C) Goldsmith 1867–1953
    4. 4. Ann Goldsmith 1848–
    5. 5. Clara Goldsmith 1859–

Charlotte Goldsmith's Timeline

3 Records

1791
abt 1791
Birth of Charlotte Goldsmith in Newington St Mary, England
Newington St Mary, England
1817
27 Feb 1817
Age 26
Charlotte Goldsmith was married In St Mary Newington, Surrey.
St Mary Newington, Surrey.
1849
Q4 1849
Age 58
Death of Charlotte Goldsmith in Camberwell Surrey
Camberwell Surrey

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: abt 1791
    Event Place: Newington St Mary, England

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Marriage
    Event Date: 27 Feb 1817
    Event Place: St Mary Newington, Surrey.

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: Q4 1849
    Event Place: Camberwell Surrey
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