Henry Goodall was my great Grandfather. My Grandfather James Sime arrived to Jamaica from Scotland around 1873 and married Henry's daughter Eliza Goodall-his second marriage. Jamaican records show James Sime married Rebeca Gardiner in 1875 and baptized Florence Temperance Sime in 1876 something we never knew until I started researching the JAM. James and Eliza had only two children Allan (my father) and Maggie Sime, called affectionately Peggie by her friends and relatives. It was also Eliza's Goodall second marriage. She had previously been married to a Mr. Arguimbau (believed to have been William) or similar spelling and had two daughters Ethel and Mable Christine. I estimate that her first marriage took place sometime around 1865 and her second marriage around 1885. I have estimated this based on the fact my father was born in 1888 and Eliza Goodall was having grandchildren around 1892. Ethel and Mable Christine Arguimbau-Goodall married two Stewart brothers, Henry and Edwin Joseph Stewart. Mable and Edwin had seven children while Henry and Ethel had but two. Most of these two families moved to the US and Eastern Canada. I have information of who most of these children married and where they relocated. My Father and Grandfather moved to Costa Rica around 1915 where my Grandfather died about a year later of yellow fever. My Father stayed in Costa Rica until his death in 1960. Aunt Maggie got Secretary's schooling in Scotland and is supposed to have visited Frederick Goodall's home-her Great Uncle. She then worked for Sun Life Insurance in Canada (Montreal) until her retirement in 1934 and went back to Jamaica until her death in Brown's Town in 1979. She never married. In my notes I have Eliza moving to Canada (Montreal) around 1913 and staying until her death in about 1938.