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Goodrick, Edith M

30 March 2017 by Boro1418 Leave a Comment

Name: Edith Mary Goodrick

Ranks: Sister and Staff Nurse

Service no: tbc

Regiment/service: Territorial Force Nursing Service

 

Paul Allen writes:

Edith Goodrick served during the conflict as a Sister and Staff Nurse with the Territorial Force Nursing Service.

She was the sister of William Goodrick, who was killed in the war, and Arthur Goodrick, who also served in the war and survived.

At the time of the 1901 Census of Scarborough’s population the Goodricks resided at 69 Eastborough, the family consisting of Richard, 38 years of age, employed as a postman, Jessie, 37 years, Edith Mary (18), Jane Beatrice (16), Alfred (Arthur?) (14), Thomas (12), John Richard (10), Alice (7), Robert Edward (4), William (2), and Jessie, aged 5 months. All were born in Scarborough.

Paul Allen

Filed Under: G Tagged With: Territorial Force Nursing Service

Goodrick, Arthur E

30 March 2017 by Boro1418 Leave a Comment

Name: Arthur Edward Goodrick

Rank: tbc

Service no: 86038

Regiment/service: Royal Field Artillery

 

Paul Allen writes:

Arthur Goodrick, a former Scarborough postman, served during the war (Regimental Number 86038) with the Royal Field Artillery and although wounded during September 1916 he survived the war together with his sister Edith Mary who served during the conflict as a Sister and Staff Nurse with the Territorial Nursing Service.

He was the brother of William Goodrick, who was killed in the war.

 

At the time of the 1901 Census of Scarborough’s population the Goodricks resided at 69 Eastborough, the family consisting of Richard, 38 years of age, employed as a postman, Jessie, 37 years, Edith Mary (18), Jane Beatrice (16), Alfred (Arthur?) (14), Thomas (12), John Richard (10), Alice (7), Robert Edward (4), William (2), and Jessie, aged 5 months. All were born in Scarborough.

Paul Allen

 

Filed Under: G Tagged With: Royal Field Artillery (RFA)

Gordon S

16 March 2014 by Boro1418 Leave a Comment

S Gordon

Rank: Band

Filed Under: G, Served and returned Tagged With: Burniston Roll of Honour

Gordon A

16 March 2014 by Boro1418 Leave a Comment

A Gordon

Rank: Sergeant Major

Filed Under: G, Served and returned Tagged With: Burniston Roll of Honour

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