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Irvin and Jane Good
Peabody, Kansas
April 13, 1941

Location matters. First and foremost, starting a new family means being close enough together to say hello! For Irvin Good and Jane Huguenin, born in 1908 and 1914, that journey together through the Peabody countryside began in 1935 and ended only with Irvin's death in 1971.

In 1935 Irvin was share cropping the family farm of his parents, I. B. and Lizzie Gaiser Good, about six miles northwest of Peabody, and Jane was a telephone operator living in Peabody with her parents, Oscar and Pearl Lauck Huguenin. When they were married in 1941, Jane joined Irvin on the farm to make that their family home and raise their four children.

Irvin, Jane and their parents, I. B. and Lizzie Good and Oscar and Pearl Huguenin, all now rest in Peabody's Prairie Lawn Cemetery, as do their grandparents Sarah Gaiser, Eugenie Huguenin, Edwin D. and Emma Lauck, and other relatives from the Good, Gaiser, Huguenin, and Lauck families. Irvin's grandparents, Joel and Susanna Good, rest in the Catlin Community Cemetery only a few miles away.