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Note: or either Richard or Elizabeth, just John. One source says Goldsbury, but the shipbuilding company was Tippett& Goldsworthy
Daniel F Johnson : Volume 32 Number 450
Date : December 31, 1872 County : Saint John Place : Saint John Newspaper : The Daily Telegraph
d. Burton (Sunbury Co.) 28th Nov., age 68, Richard GOLDSWORTHY, Sr., native of Cornwall, England.
Option2- possibly a son??
Daniel F Johnson : Volume 24 Number 1540
Date : July 9, 1866 County : Saint John Place : Saint John Newspaper : Morning News
Victoria, Vancouver Island, B.C. papers report an accident on Columbia River which resulted in the drowning of 16 persons, some of whom hailed from New Brunswick. It appears that the party, under Daniel F. ADAMS ( a wealthy miner and native of New Brunswick) was proceeding on the Columbia River in a boat en route to the mines. While on their way, being heavily laden, the boat sheered into some rapids, became unmanageable and was overturned, precipitating all on board, some 23, into the water. Of the saved, four clung to the boat and two swam ashore. Drowned - John G. McKIEL, Greenwich (Kings Co.) N.B.; William F. COLDWELL, St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) N.B.; C.J. KIRBY, Canada, late of San Francisco; Joseph DeFORT, French Canadian; Joseph FORDEM or FORDHAM, England; Richard HARVEY, Cornwall, England; Edward Gilbert, do; Richard GOLDSWORTHY, do
Note: Heads of Households-Cities, Towns, Villages, and Settlements of NB 1865-1866 has no listing f
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