Her father was a veteran of the Mexican War. During the Civil War, he served with the Fifty-first Virginia Infantry CSA. He was at home during the Fall of 1864, recovering from a wound, and she was born the following year after he had returned to his regiment and was a prisoner at Fort Delaware.
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Her obituary in the Washington Post, November 19, 1950 says that she had eight brothers and five sisters, of whom only 2 brothers (James and John) were still living at her death. She was born near Lovingston, VA. Burial at Rock Creek Cemetery.
According to her hand-written journal, her husband Samuel Goodwin is buried in Section S, under a big tree. She was buried in the same family plot.
Her father was a veteran of the Mexican War. During the Civil War, he served with the Fifty-first Virginia Infantry CSA. He was at home during the Fall of 1864, recovering from a wound, and she was born the following year after he had returned to his regiment and was a prisoner at Fort Delaware.
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Her obituary in the Washington Post, November 19, 1950 says that she had eight brothers and five sisters, of whom only 2 brothers (James and John) were still living at her death. She was born near Lovingston, VA. Burial at Rock Creek Cemetery.
According to her hand-written journal, her husband Samuel Goodwin is buried in Section S, under a big tree. She was buried in the same family plot.
Family Members
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Lucy Jane Kidd
1854–1917
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Destimonia Martha "Dess" Kidd
1855–1936
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Rhoda Ann "Annie" Kidd Bennington
1857–1919
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Samuel Peter Kidd
1861–1918
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Sallie Kidd
1864–1866
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Robert Nelson "Bob" Kidd Sr
1866–1941
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James Alexander Kidd
1868–1954
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Willie Kidd
1869–1869
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Virginia Ameador "Willie" Kidd Spencer
1869–1949
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John Edward Kidd
1871–1954
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Twin Boy 1 Kidd
1873–1873
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Twin Boy 2 Kidd
1873–1873
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