People named Mary Goldspink

William and Elizabeth Minty arrived in Melbourne, Victoria, in 1863. William Minty was a master sadler. After 11 years in Victoria they moved to Wagga Wagga, NSW. They had 3 daughters and 1 son. Both William Minty and Elizabeth Minty died in Wagga Wagga, NSW. One of their daughters, Ellen, married William Baker in Wagga Wagga, NSW. Their married life was on a farm at Coolamon, just outside of Wagga Wagga. They had 7 children - 3 sons and 4 daughters. They were: 1. William Frederick Baker b. 1893 Wagga Wagga d. 1984 Wollongong, NSW (buried Jambaroo, NSW) 2. Violet Baker (later Mrs Malcolm Murchison) born 1896, died 1965, South Australia 3. Ida Baker (later Mrs Robert Martin) born 1898 died 1996 4. Elsie Baker (later Mrs Roy Sinapius) born 1899 died 1989 5. Ethel Baker (later Mrs Russell Tom Miller) born 1901 died 1988 6. Arthur Russell Baker - born 1906 died 1961, Gladesville, NSW William Baker died in Coolamon in 1932. He is buried in Coolamon, NSW. Ellen Baker (nee Minty) passed away in 1942. One of their sons was Edward Harold Baker. He was a farmer and eventually became a carpenter. He and his wife Gladys moved to Melbourne. They had 3 children - Mary Ada, Harold Maxwell Baker anfd Nowel Edward Baker. Mary Ada Baker married John Goldspink. They had 3 children - Dennis, Lynette ad Jennifer. She was linked with the Rotary Club of Clayton. Grandchildren of Mary Ada Goldspink are: * Luke * Shane * Travis * Andrew * Erin * Christopher * Scott * Morgan Great-grandchildren of Mary Goldspink * Hana * Charlie * Cameron * Jackson

Mary M Goldspink of Detroit, Wayne County, MI was born on August 22, 1920, and died at age 71 years old on September 25, 1991.