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     She was born on 11 November 1908 at Alberta, Canada.¹ Ethel married Fred Blakeley Douiswell in 1927.¹ Ethel Olsen and Fred Blakeley Douiswell were divorced.²
     Ethel Olsen died on 21 February 1998 at Alberta, Canada, at age 89.¹
     Ethel Olsen was buried at Mirror Cemetery, Alberta, Canada.¹

     She was born on 2 November 1913 at Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.¹ Ruth married Fred Blakeley Douiswell.¹
     Ruth Wilson Stephenson died on 24 June 1998 at Calgary, Alberta, Canada, at age 84.¹
     Ruth Wilson Stephenson was buried at Mountain View Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, Canada^G.¹

     She was born in 1909.¹ Frances married Harold Edgar Newing.¹
     Frances Evelyn Maud Shaw was buried at Saint Paul's Anglican Midnapore Cemetery, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.¹
     Frances Evelyn Maud Shaw died in 1982.¹

     He was born circa 1833 at Hanley, Staffordshire, England.^3,5,6 Charles married Sarah Anne Goodier on 27 September 1865 at St. Thomas' Church, Lydiate, Merseyside, England.^1,7,2,3,4
     Charles Harding died on 8 September 1879 at Mughull, Lancashire, England.⁸      His estate was probated on 4 December 1879 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England, for a value under £300. Sarah Anne Harding was the executor. She was one of the executors, and was living at Sandholme Blundellsands near Liverpool, which was initially developed in the early 1870's. Perhaps she was living with one of her children, after Charles' death.⁹
     Charles Harding appeared on the 1851 British Census of at England, Lancashire, in the household of his mother Sarah Smith, and he was listed as a merchant's clerk.⁵
     Charles Harding appeared on the 1861 British Census of at England, Lancashire, in the household of his mother Sarah Smith, and he was listed as a mercantile clerk.⁶
     The following article appeared in the Liverpool The Liverpool Mercury, 30 September 1865 :

     Charles and Sarah Anne Goodier appeared on the 1871 British Census of England, at Maghull, Lancashire, enumerated effective the night of 02 April 1871, described as a general merchant. Their children Frank, Fanny, Nora and Kate were listed as living with them. His nieces, Emily S. Harding and Lucy A. Harding were included in the household. They were children of Charles' brother, Richard Sutton Harding.³
     Charles Harding was recorded as father of the bride at the marriage of Alf Russell and Carrie Harding on 25 March 1897 or 27 March 1897.¹⁰
     Research notes (March 2024):

     She was born in July 1844 at Bootle, Lancashire, England. However, note that the 1851 census gives Liverpool as her birthplace.^6,7,8,3,4 She was baptized on 2 August 1844 at St, Peter parish church, Liverpool, Lancashire, England.⁵ Alternatively, she may have been born circa 1843 at England since she was age 48 in the 1891 census.⁹ Sarah married Charles Harding on 27 September 1865 at St. Thomas' Church, Lydiate, Merseyside, England.^10,1,11,6,2
     Sarah Anne Goodier appeared on the 1851 British Census of at England, Lancashire, in the household of her father Thomas Goodier.⁴
     Sarah A. Goodier appeared on the 1861 British Census of Liverpool, at Lancashire, England, in the household of her parents, Thomas and Caroline Goodier.³
     The following article appeared in the Liverpool The Liverpool Mercury, 30 September 1865 :

     Charles and Sarah Anne Goodier appeared on the 1871 British Census of England, Maghull, at Lancashire,enumerated effective the night of 02 April 1871, described as a general merchant. Their children Frank, Fanny, Nora and Kate were listed as living with them. His nieces, Emily S. Harding and Lucy A. Harding were included in the household. They were children of Charles' brother, Richard Sutton Harding.⁶ Sarah Anne Harding, of Sandholme, Blundell Sands near Liverpool was executrix of the estate ofCharles Harding on 4 December 1879 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England; for a value under £300.¹²
     Sarah Harding appeared on the 1881 British Census of England, at Mersey Road (Sandholme), Blundellsands, Great Crosby, at Lancashire, enumerated effective the night of 03 Apr 1881, described as School Proprietress, and a widow. Her children Frank, Fanny, Nora, Kate, Carrie and Charlie were listed as living with her. Her niece, Emily S. Harding, and her unclde, John Latham Goodier, and her cousin, Ann Goodier Rea, were also included in the household, as well as two servants and two lodgers.⁸ Sarah A. and Kate Harding immigrated in 1885 to Canada from England. This is according to the 1911 census enumeration.⁷ Sarah A. Harding was included on a passenger manifest for the "Sarnia" dated 29 March 1886 arriving at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, having sailed from Liverpool, accompanied by her daughter, Kate. They were bound for Montreal.¹³
     Sarah Anne Goodier appeared on the 1891 Canadian Census of Montréal, Québec, St. Laurent Ward, enumerated 25 April 1891. Sarah was described as a lodger in the household of Arthur Hamilton. Her children, Fanny and Kate, were listed as living with her.⁹
     Sarah Ann Goodier was recorded as mother of the bride at the marriage of Alf Russell and Carrie Harding on 25 March 1897 or 27 March 1897.¹⁴
     Sarah appeared in the 1911 Canadian Census of Montreal, Québec, in the household ofWilliam Gatehouse and Katie Gatehouse, and she was listed as a Salvationist with no occuaption. She immigrated to Canada in 1885 from England.⁷

     He was born circa 1791 at Staffordshire, England.² Richard married Sarah Smith.^3,4,2
     Richard Sutton Harding died before 1851.⁵
     Richard Sutton Harding was described as a surgeon, as early as in 1819.^1,4
     Richard Sutton and Sarah Smith appeared on the 1841 British Census of Hanley, at Staffordshire, England, enumerated 6 April 1841, described as a surgeon.²
     In the obituary of Frank Harding who died 2 December 1855, his father, Richard Sutton Harding, of Hanley, Staffordshire, was listed as surviving him.⁵

     He was born circa 1816 at Manchester, Lancashire, England.^3,5,6 Thomas married Elizabeth Findlater on 7 October 1843 at Church of St. Philip, Liverpool, Lancashire, England.^7,4 Thomas married Caroline Harding on 19 May 1858 at St. Anne, West Derby parish, Stanley, Lancashire, England. He was a widoer and a banker, and she was a spinster. They both resided in West Derby at the time of their marriage.^8,3,9,6
     Thomas Goodier died on 14 October 1881 at County of Salop (Shropshire), England, by suicide in a first class carraige of the Great Western Railway, between Chester and Shrewsbury stations.^10,11,12
     Thomas Goodier, of Wrexham, was buried on 18 October 1881 at Halsall, Lancashire, England, "by coroner's order."^10,13      His estate was probated on 27 January 1882 at High Court of Justice, England, in the amount of £33 10s to his wife Caroline Goodier.¹⁴
     Thomas Goodier was described as a cashier residing at Bootle at the time of his daughter Sarah's baptism in August 1844.⁷ He lost his first wife, née Elizabeth Findlater, on 25 March 1847.¹⁵
     Thomas Goodier appeared on the 1851 British Census of England, at St. George, at Liverpool, Lancashire, enumerated effective 30 Mar 1851, described as a widower and a bankers cashier. His children Sarah Anne and William were listed as living with him. The household also included his brother-in-law and his wife, George John Findlater and Sarah Findlater, as well as a niece, Margaret Rea.⁵
     The following article appeared in the Liverpool The Liverpool Mercury, 20 May 1858 :

     Thomas and Caroline Goodier appeared on the 1861 British Census of England, at Liverpool, Lancashire, enumerated effective 07 Apr 1861, described as a bankers cashier. Their daughter, Sarah A. was listed as living with them. Caroline would have been Sarah's step-mother.³
     Thomas Goodier was described as a banker at the time of his daughter Sarah's marriage in 1865.¹
     The following article appeared in the Liverpool Liverpool Daily Post, 20 July 1867 :

     The following article appeared in the Bradford The Bradford Observer, 22 October 1868 :

     The following article appeared in the Chester The Chester Chronicle, 31 October 1868 :

     The following article appeared in the Liverpool Liverpool Mercury, 11 November 1868 :

     The following article appeared in the Stoke-upon-Trent The Staffordshire Sentinel, 14 November 1868 :

     Thomas and Caroline Goodier appeared on the 1881 British Census of Wales, at Wrexham, Denbighshire, enumerated effective the night of 03 Apr 1881, described as a manager of a flour mill.⁶
     The following obituary appeared in the newspaper the Liverpool Mercury published in Liverpool 17 October 1881:


     The following article appeared in the Liverpool Liverpool Echo, 17 October 1881 :

     The following article appeared in the Worcester Berrow's Worcester Journal, 22 October 1881 :

     It appears that the Thomas Goodier that married Caroline Harding was also tthe father-in-law of her brother, Charles Harding, since he married Thomas' daughter, Sarah.²⁴
     Research notes (April 2024):

     He was born circa 1828 at Hanley, Staffordshire, England.^3,1,2
     Francis Harding died on 2 September 1855 at Stanley, Lancashire, England.³
     
     He was commonly known as Frank Harding.³ Francis appeared on the 1841 British Census of England, Hanley, at Staffordshire, in the household of Richard Sutton Harding and Sarah Smith.²
     Francis Harding appeared on the 1851 British Census of at England, Lancashire, in the household of his mother Sarah Smith, and he was listed as a timber merchant's clerk.¹
     The following obituary appeared in the newspaper The Liverpool Mercury published in Liverpool 4 September 1855:

     She was born on 8 January 1819 at Hanley, Staffordshire, England.^6,3,4,5 She was baptized on 7 February 1819 at Trentham, Staffordshire, England.⁶ Alternatively, she may have been born circa 1822 at Hanley, Staffordshire, England, since she was reported as age 29 in the 1851 census.⁷ Caroline married Thomas Goodier on 19 May 1858 at St. Anne, West Derby parish, Stanley, Lancashire, England. He was a widoer and a banker, and she was a spinster. They both resided in West Derby at the time of their marriage.^8,3,4,5
     Caroline Goodier died on 18 July 1897 at Derby Road, Wrexham, Wales, at age 78.⁴
     Caroline Harding was buried on 22 July 1897 at Maghull Parish, Lancashire, England.⁴
     Caroline Harding appeared on the 1851 British Census of at England, Lancashire, in the household of her mother Sarah Smith.⁷
     The following article appeared in the Liverpool The Liverpool Mercury, 20 May 1858 :

     Thomas and Caroline Goodier appeared on the 1861 British Census of England, at Liverpool, Lancashire, enumerated effective 07 Apr 1861, described as a bankers cashier. Their daughter, Sarah A. was listed as living with them. Caroline would have been Sarah's step-mother.³ Caroline Goodier, of Cobden Cottage, Wrexham was the heir to the estate of Sarah Smith on 5 April 1878; in the amount of £450, to her daughter, Caroline Goodier, wife of Thomas Goodier.¹⁰
     Thomas and Caroline Goodier appeared on the 1881 British Census of Wales, at Wrexham, Denbighshire, enumerated effective the night of 03 Apr 1881, described as a manager of a flour mill.⁵ She, 9 Derby-road, Wrexhan, was an heir to the estate of her husband, Thomas Goodier on 27 January 1882 at High Court of Justice, England; in the amount of £33 10s.¹¹
     Research notes (March 2024):

     Samuel Goodier was described as a merchant at the time of his son Thomas' marriage to Caroline Harding in 1858.¹

     She was born circa 1797 at Hull, Yorkshire, England.^4,5 Alternatively, she may have been born circa 1801 at Staffordshire, England.² Sarah married Richard Sutton Harding.^6,1,2
     Sarah Smith died on 3 January 1878, in or near Chestnut -grove, Marsh-lane, Bootle, at Lancashire, England.^7,8
     Sarah Smith was buried on 7 January 1878 at Halsall, Lancashire, England, according to the church register, although, Find A Grave gives her burial place as St. Andrew Churchyard, Maghull.^9,7      Her estate was probated on 5 April 1878 in the amount of £450, to her daughter, Caroline Goodier, wife of Thomas Goodier.⁸
     Richard Sutton and Sarah Smith appeared on the 1841 British Census of Hanley, at Staffordshire, England, enumerated 6 April 1841, described as a surgeon.²
     Sarah Smith appeared on the 1851 British Census of England, at West Derby parish, at Lancashire, enumerated effective 30 Mar 1851, described as an annuitant and a widow. Her children Caroline, Francis and Charles were listed as living with her.⁴
     Sarah Smith appeared on the 1861 British Census of England, at West Derby parish, Lancashire, enumerated effective 07 Apr 1861, a widow and a land holder, described as a widow and a land holder. Her son, Charles was listed as living with her.⁵

     James Smith was described as a merchant, at the time of his granddaughter's baptism in 1819.¹

     He was born on 7 October 1817 at Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, England.¹ He was baptized on 31 October 1817 at Bethsada Chapel (Methodist New Connexion), Shelton, Staffordshire, England. Note that his name was recorded as Ed with a second, superscript d. I assume this is an abbreviation for Edward.¹

     He was born circa 1821 at Madeley, Staffordshire, England.^9,4,5 He was baptized on 24 June 1821 at All Saints Anglican Church, Madeley, Staffordshire, England.⁵ Richard married Emily Ann Kendall on 19 July 1848 at St. George's Chapel, Dublin, Ireland.^9,10,3
     Richard Sutton Harding died circa 14 November 1870, probably at or near Stanley, at Lancashire, England.⁴
     Richard Sutton Harding was buried on 15 November 1870 at St. Anne, West Derby parish, Stanley, Lancashire, England.⁴
     Richard Sutton Harding was described as a tea merchant at the time of his daughter Caroline's birth in 1856.¹¹
     Richard S. and Emily A. Harding appeared on the 1861 British Census of England, at West Derby parish, Lancashire, enumerated effective 07 Apr 1861. Their children Emily S., Walter N., Caroline M., Lydia V. (sic) and Lucy A. were listed as living with them.⁹

     She was born in October 1867 at Maghull, Lancashire, England.^1,6,3,4 She was baptized on 24 December 1867 at Halsall parish, Maghull, Lancashire, England.¹ She was born circa 1869 at England since she was age 22 in the 189+1 census.⁴
     Fanny Harding died on 24 July 1924 at Québec, Canada, at age 56.¹
     Fanny Harding was buried on 25 July 1924 at Cimetière Mont-Royal, Montreal, Québec, Canada.^1,7
     Fanny Harding appeared on the 1871 British Census of Maghull, at Lancashire, England, in the household of her parents, Charles and Sarah Anne Goodier.⁶
     Fanny Harding appeared on the 1881 British Census of Great Crosby, at Lancashire, England, at Mersey Road (Sandholme), Blundellsands, in the household of her mother Sarah Harding.⁵
     Fanny Harding appeared on the 1891 Canadian Census of Montréal, Québec in the household of her mother, Sarah Anne Goodier.⁴ Fanny Harding, sister of the bride, was listed as a witness to the marriage of Alf Russell and Carrie Harding on 25 March 1897 or 27 March 1897.⁸
     Fanny appeared on the1901 Canadian Census of Westmount, Hochelaga County, Québec, in the household of William Gatehouse and Katie Gatehouse, and she was lissted as a Methodist and a bookkeeper, although the image is poor, and these may be incorrect readings.⁹
     Fanny appeared n the 1911 Canadian Census of Montreal, Québec, in the household ofWilliam Gatehouse and Katie Gatehouse, and she was listed as a Couturier (fashion designer). She immigrated from England in 1887.³

     She was born on 14 February 1874 at Maghull, Lancashire, England.^1,3,4 She was baptized on 12 March 1874 at Mughull, Lancashire, England.² Carrie married Alf Russell on 25 March 1897 or 27 March 1897 at Methodist First French West-End, Montreal, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada.^1,5,6,7,8,4
     Other information from their marriage registration:

     Carrie Harding died on 27 March 1946, at her home, 435 Sumach St., at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at age 72.¹ The informant on her death registration was her son, C. V. Russell.¹
     Carrie Russell was buried on 29 March 1946 at St. John's Norway Cemetery and Crematorium, The Beaches, Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada.^1,9
     Carrie Harding appeared on the 1881 British Census of Great Crosby, at Lancashire, England, at Mersey Road (Sandholme), Blundellsands, in the household of her mother Sarah Harding.³
     Alfred Bedford and Carrie Harding appeared on the 1921 Canadian Census of an unknown place , enumerated 1 June 1921. Alfred was described as a Rough Stoffer. Their children Charles Verner, Hazel Bernadine and Ernest Wilfred were listed as living with them.⁴

     He was born in 1873 at Ireland.^4,2 Alf married Carrie Harding on 25 March 1897 or 27 March 1897 at Methodist First French West-End, Montreal, Hochelaga County, Québec, Canada.^1,5,6,7,3,2
     Other information from their marriage registration:

     Alfred Bedford Russell died in 1954.⁴
     Alfred Bedford Russell was buried at St. John's Norway Cemetery and Crematorium, The Beaches, Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada.⁴
     He was commonly known as Alf Russell.³
     Alfred Bedford and Carrie Harding appeared on the 1921 Canadian Census of an unknown place , enumerated 1 June 1921. Alfred was described as a Rough Stoffer. Their children Charles Verner, Hazel Bernadine and Ernest Wilfred were listed as living with them.²