Thomas Nye + Ann Walker (married 1775)
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Job Nye + Ann Rolfe (married 1815)
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Elizabeth Nye + Richard Goldsmith (married 1852)
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James George Goldsmith + Maria Barton (married 1875)
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Albert Goldsmith + Rose Turner (married approx 1913)
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Leonard Albert William Goldsmith + Jean Hay (married 1943)
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Leonard Goldsmith
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| Marriage Record of Richard Goldsmith and Elizabeth Nye, 25 November 1852 Witnessed by James Goldsmith and Job Nye courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
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| Albert Goldsmith (right) at the seaside in England photo courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
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| Rose Esther Turner Goldsmith, wife of Albert Goldsmith photo courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
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| Wally Turner, Rose Turner Goldsmith, and Albert Goldsmith photo courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
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| Leonard Albert William Goldsmith, 1916 son of Albert Goldsmith and Rose Turner Goldsmith photo courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
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| Leonard Albert William Goldsmith, about 1918 photo courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
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| Leonard Albert William Goldsmith photo courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
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| Leonard Albert William Goldsmith and Jean Sloan Hay on their wedding day in Glasgow, Scotland 1943 photo courtesy of Lenny Goldsmith |
What a great addition to the blog, thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteI was able to borrow on an inter-library loan the book
ReplyDeleteTitanic Eyewitness: My Story by Frank J.W. Goldsmith. The most interesting part as far as family history is concerned was written by his wife Victoria A. Lawrence Goldsmith. She quotes birth and death dates and places and the names of three sons. She writes about their marriage and travels together, and Frank's jobs.
When Frank died his remains were cremated and in April 1982 his ashes were strewn over the spot where the Titanic sank, by a Coast Guard HC130 reconnaissance plane. The ashes were released from their canister by Petty Officer John Flynn and tossed away from the aircraft. Frank had always desired for this occasion and it was accomplished for him.