e02Doris Winifred Goodman (née Horder)[ML;gM;2gM] was born on 8 August 1915 (1915 3rd quarter, Camberwall, folio 1d page 1480) and sadly died on 22 August 2002 (2002 Aug, E. Devon, folio 4101B page 7B/018/802) after a long illness. She was left-handed. This caused her many problems at school. In those days left-handers were made to change to become right-handers. Her education suffered as a result. She attended a local mission church but because she was left handed, she was called a sinner. She was married to e01George James Goodman on 26th December 1934 (1934 4th quarter, Croydon, folio 2a page 1351). She had two sons and three daughters. Barbara was still-borne. Before her marriage, Doris was working as a laundress and was living in Ecclesbourne Road in St Albans, South Norwood, Surrey. Her father was a painter. In 1939 she was living at 39 Brigstock road, Croydon, London. During 1942 & 43 she was evacuated to Liverpool with her 3 children. There is a story of her singing 'White Cliffs of Dover' while she was in Liverpool. She then came back to 168 High Road, Tottenham. Mum enjoyed social life and was a member of the Enterprise Club. She hated football, but enjoyed family parties. She loved dress making and knitting, buying herself a large knitting machine.
e04Derek James Goodman[BL;U;gU] was born on 19 April 1936 (1936 4th quarter, St. Thomas, folio 5b page 61) and sadly died on 7 June 1992 (1992 June, Mid Devon, folio 21 page 2022/692). In 1939 he was living at 39 Brigstock road, Croydon, London. He did marry June N. Goodman in Thanet in 1982 (1982 2nd quarter, Thanet, folio 16 page 1500), which ended in divorce.
Picture of Derek and Shirley and Sylvia.
e05Malcolm John Goodman[BL;U;gU] was born on 1 May 1949 (1949 2nd quarter, Edmonton, folio 5e page 503). Sadly he died on Tuesday 29th december 2020 at 18.15 pm in Torquay.
