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Susannah Goudin (1833 - 1920) Profile

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Barthelemy Gaudin

Marthe Cardon

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Barker, Margaret Stalle, Reminiscences, 8, in Rebecca Cardin Hickman, "History of Susanna Goudin Cardon," item 2, in [Biographical sketches of the Cardon family, 1934-1960]

Italian map of early branches

Piedmont Project family group sheets

Deseret Evening News

Handcart Veterans Association scrapbook, 1906-1914

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Susannah Goudin

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Born in Prarostino, Torino, Piemonte (Regione), Italy

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Baptized by George Dennis Keaton, Jr.

Joined Edmund Ellsworth Company

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Barker, Margaret Stalle, Reminiscences, 8, in Rebecca Cardin Hickman, "History of Susanna Goudin Cardon," item 2, in [Biographical sketches of the Cardon family, 1934-1960]

Deseret Evening News

Handcart Veterans Association scrapbook, 1906-1914

Italian map of early branches

Piedmont Project family group sheets

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Married Jean Paul Cardon

Died in Logan, Cache, Utah, United States