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Recent Updates

Nov 16 Noah Good (1820-1905). Location of land in Marion Co., KS.

Oct 20 Joseph Good, Magdalena Campbell. Marriage, census, and property ownership.

Aug 31 George R. Brunk, Katie Wenger.

Aug 31 Susanah Beery Good and Parents.
Christian Beery, Catherine Frank.

Aug 25 Marion Twp., Hocking Co., OH Cemeteries. New pages
Friesner Cemetery
Laurel Chapel Cemetery
Old Beery Cemetery

Aug 25 Joseph C. Good (1783-1849) and Family. Joseph C. becomes just Joseph Good. There also are now pages for all of Joseph's children, and his page now connects him to his siblings Mary, John, and David who also moved from Virginia to Fairfield Co., OH.

Jun 29 Noah Good and Susan Hollar.

Jun 25 John Good and Verna M. Brenneman.

Jun 22 Peter Mosser and Barbara Good (GC316) Family.

May 14 Pearl S. Buck. She and Isaac B. Good are third cousins.

May 14 Jacob Good 1740. Links for children Samuel, Jacob, and Catharine Susanna (ancestor of Pearl S. Buck).

May 5 Immigrant Peter Good. To be more consistent with other sources, the primary names for Peter and his children have been restored to English rather than German.

May 4 Peter Good 1732. An earlier wife?

May 2 Mary Good. Birth place, marriage date.

Apr 30 Jacob Good 1740. A son Samuel.

Apr 29 Fairfield Co., OH.

Apr 27 Richard F. Ross. Grandchild of Henry and Elizabeth Culp Good.

Apr 23 George Beery. 1834 founder of Bremen, OH.

2007 Apr 22 Catlin Community Cemetery Fund. Help support this new fund for the preservation of the Catlin Mennonite Cemetery.

Update Highlights

Aug 25 Susanah Beery Good. The burial site of Susanah, first wife of David Good was found on July 22 at the Laurel Chapel Cemetery along Rush Creek in Hocking Co., OH. Their infant daughter Susanna (twin of Sarah) and another unnamed (and previously unknown) infant daughter also were found there, along with Elizabeth, the first child of David and his second wife Lydia. Jul 12 Henry and Betty Culp Good, Family Reunion, Elida, OH. Here are the slides for the talk that I gave there. Apr 21 Original 1753 Will of Peter Gut. A new translation of Peter's original German will by Amos B. Hoover reveals that Peter's first child with his second wife was named Nancy rather than Mary as stated in the original translation of the will into English which probably was done about the time that Peter died in 1754. The will was written and signed by Peter himself, and the administrative signature page contains signatures of three of his sons, Jacob, Christian, and Peter and his son-in-law Hans Musselman. Apr 5 Family Bible of Henry and Elizabeth Culp Good. David and Richard Ross have provided digital copies of the family pages from Henry and Elizabeth's family bible. These pages have information all of their 13 children.

Apr 23 Bremen, OH.

Apr 15 Immigrant Peter Gut. This page now includes links to copies of the records of Peter's arrival in Philadelphia in 1727, his signature, and his German will.

Apr 2 News Updates. In the future, I will try to be better about keeping this news page up to date.