Red River Ancestry

Today on Winnipeg Free Press Passages, I found an obituary for Julia Goodman born Oct.9,1919 and died Dec.12,2002. It says she was a lifelong resident of Netley, MB. She was predeceased by her husband Fred in 1971, her parents Steven and Fanny, her sisters Annie and Vickie and brother Bill. No maiden name is given. Their marriage isn't on Manitoba Vital Stats yet, as it must be at least 75 years ago. She is buried at St. George's Cemetery at St. Andrews with her husband, A.J. Fred Goodman born Mar.10,1902, died Aug.18,1971. Lily G. Goodman is also buried at St. George's cemetery. Grave marker says Lily G. Goodman
1900-1986. I went to: www.findagrave.com Search cemetery, St. George's, Canada to view the headstones. Therefore the marriage that I found earlier wasn't correct, as I had assumed.
If anyone would like to see Oliver Goodman's death certificate, go to: search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca
then search deaths, Goodman, and I checked All. While on this site, you may want to verify Stefania and Fridfinnur Lyngdal. Both of their death certificates are also on this site. They provide much more information than just a death date and place.

Further investigation indicates that Alfred Johann GOODMAN married Julia BIY. The narrative for Nicholas has been updated accordingly.

Oliver Goodman did not marry Steania Shurluson( should be Stefania Sturlason) It is spelled wrong on Manitoba Vital stats. He married Catherine Craft. Catherine is his wife on several Voter's lists at Netley Lake. As I said before, they retired to Sooke B.C. where Oliver died Nov.18,1953. His wife Catherine Goodman (nee Craft) signed his death certificate. He is buried at Saseenos Cemetery in B.C.
My relative Olafur Goodman married Stefania Sturlason, as his second wife. He died a few years later She then married Fridfinnur Olafsson Lyngdal, as his wife had also passed away.

You’re getting me totally confused!! First your say Oliver did not marry Stefania STURLASON – Then you say he did as his second wife!!

It only now seems that you’re taking about two different Olafur/ Oliver GOODMAN’s. If that’s the case, you should distinguish the two by showing their birth-dates or something to avoid all this confusion.