Agnes Goody
Agnes was born on April 11th, 1889. Agnes' father was
David Oxley Goody and her mother was
Harriet Dines. Her paternal grandparents were
David Oxley Goody and
Susannah Freeman. She had four brothers and six sisters, named
James,
Charles,
Frederick,
William,
Mary,
Anne,
Eliza,
Harriet,
Alice and
Nellie. She was the tenth oldest of the eleven children.
Birth was registered between April-June 1889 in Maldon Registration District.
Agnes was born in Howe Green, Purleigh, Essex.
1891 Census shows that she was 1 year of age, born in Purleigh, Essex and living in Bobbingworth, Ongar, Essex.
1901 Census shows that she was 11 years of age, born in Purleigh, Essex and living at Crumps Corner, Takeley, Essex. The census shows her surname as Goodey.
1911 Census shows that she was 21 years of age, born in Purleigh, Essex and living at 30 High Road, Wimbledon, Surrey.
George and Agnes moved to Meadowside, Griffin Hill, Danbury, Essex.
Occupation Details
1911 Census shows that she was a Housemaid.
Death was registered between July-Sept 1929 in Chelmsford Registration District.
She was buried in Chelmsford Borough Cemetery, Writtle Road, Chelsmford, Essex.
The mourners at her funeral her husband George Meller, her mother Mrs Goody, her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs James Goody, brothers Messrs W and Fred Goody, sisters Mrs Madsen and Mrs G Cheek, brothers in law and sisters Mr and Mrs Stoten and Mr and Mrs Russell, sister in law Mrs Weatherhead, mother in law Mrs Meller, niece Mrs W Marsh and friend Mrs A R Evans.
Died at the age of 40 on September 27th, 1929.
Agnes' family with George Henry Meller
Agnes and
George were married on December 25th, 1913. They had a son and a daughter, named
Harry and
Jean.
Marriage was registered between Oct-Dec 1913 in Rochford Registration District.
Parish records show that they were married in St Andrew’s Church, South Shoebury, Essex. He was living at Victoria Dairy, Southchurch, Essex and was a dairy manager, working with his brother-in-law James Goody who was a retail dairyman. Agnes was living at Church Road, Shoeburyness, Essex.
Their witnesses were William Frederick Fitch and James Abner Goody.
