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From: "Barbara Veichelis" <>
Subject: Re: [BKHD-Wirral] Names. Wharton.Stanley,de Eudes (Youds) Chatterton, Bennett
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 08:43:41 +1300
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Thank you Ros, Godine is the name. Somewhere in Yorkshire there is a family
of Godine. Yes I know that our Wharton family where in the financial
decline, I do not understand why, other than they may have over stretched
themselves somewhat. Even the Stanleys did the same, I was reading that
playing cards ,cambolingand losing lots and lots of money. their mistakes
effect us all in someway, shipping etc, must have drained them financially
too, The wealthy people who Stanleys married into were very rich, however,
it doesn't make a Knight an accountant, etc, , Richard the Lionheart,
received money for the crusades, but what good did it do for him. Anyway, my
pension with some savings is my lot, how about you.I say God bless them
all.They are in my life as long as I live. Much love Barbara.
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From: "Ros Dunning" <>
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Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2009 11:28 PM
Subject: Re: [BKHD-Wirral] Names. Wharton.Stanley,de Eudes (Youds)
Chatterton, Bennett


> Barbara
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> Thank you very much for that. I have a query about Ellen Bennett. I
> understood, from somewhere, that her first husband was a Godine and that
> she
> married John Stanley under the name of Godine
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> By the time the Stanleys married into the Wharton family I think they had
> become very much poor relations to the well to do Stanleys
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