Good birthday list for Beneville Good's family and parents,
kept by great-grandson Irby J Good
1781 Jacob Good, son of Jacob Good, was born on November 22, perhaps in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [1] [2] [3] [4]
1781 Several Good families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Peter (hemp miller, farmer), Jacob (weaver and farmer), Hans (kries mill), Henry (farmer), Peter (farmer), Christian (farmer), Samuel (farmer), Jacob (farmer), and Henry (carpenter). None of them took the oath of allegiance. The acres of land might be shown in the middle column. [5] [6] Henry and Jacob Good were taxed as freemen. [7]
1785 Elizabeth Bowman, daughter of Christian Bowman and Anna Huber, was born on November 20, in Allegheny Valley, Berks County, Pennsylvania. [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] Her father wrote [13]:
Elisabeth Baumann ist gebohren den 20ten November 1785
Elizabeth Bowman was born the 20th of November 1785
c 1806 Elizabeth Bowman and Jacob Good, a Mennonite farmer and cabinet maker, were married about this time. [14] [15] [16]
1800-1810 Tax records help identify the various Good families living in Brecknock Twp during this time. Plausible candidates for this Jacob Good are marked by ** starting in 1806, when Jacob would have been age 25.
1800 Several Good families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Abraham (117 acres), Peter Jr (0 acres), Peter old (100 acres), Cristian old (150 acres) [17], Christian Jr (92 acres), Samuel (100 acres), Jacob (100 acres), John (100 acres), Samuel (0 acres), Martin (30 acres), Henry (100 acres), and John (54 acres, miller).
1801 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Abraham (117 acres), Peter (100 acres), Cristian old (150 acres), Christian Jr (92 acres), Samuel (100 acres), Jacob (150 acres), John (54 acres, miller), Martin (30 acres), Henry (100 acres), and John (100 acres). [18] Another list also named Peter Guth, Joseph Guth. A list of freemen named Samuel Guth and Samuel Guth. [19]
1802 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Martin (69 acres), Christian old (150 acres), Peter old (150 acres), Jacob (120 acres), Samuel old (100 acres), Joseph (40 acres), Abraham (115 acres), John (3 acres, miller), John (80 acres), Christian (86 acres), Peter (44 acres), Henry (100 acres), and Samuel (30 acres). [20] [21] Samuel Guth was listed as a freeman. [22]
1803 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Martin (69 acres), Christian old (150 acres), Peter old (150 acres), Jacob (120 acres), Samuel old (100 acres), Joseph (40 acres), Abraham (115 acres), John (30 acres, miller), John (80 acres), Christian (86 acres), Peter (44 acres, cooper), Henry (100 acres), and Samuel (30 acres). [23] [24] Samuel, Christian, and Peter were taxed as single men. [25]
1805 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Christian old (150 acres), Christian (66 acres), Peter Sen (150 acres), Jacob (100 acres), Samuel Sen (100 acres), Joseph (40 acres), Abram (115 acres), John (30 acres, mill), John (80 acres), Henry (100 acres), Samuel (30 acres), Martin (69 acres), and Peter (44 acres, cooper). [26] Samuel Jr, Christian, Peter, Henry, Joseph, and Christian (son of Peter) were taxed as freemen. [27]
1806 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Christian Sen, Christian, Samuel & Peter, Jacob, Samuel Sen, Joseph, Abram, John (mill), John, Henry, Samuel, Martin, and Peter (cooper). [28] Christian was taxed as an inmate. Christian, Henry, John, and **Jacob were taxed as freemen. [29] [30]
1807 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Christian (100 acres), Christian (66 acres), Samuel & Peter (150 acres), Jacob Sen (100 acres), **Jacob Jr (110 acres), Samuel Sen (100 acres), Joseph (53 acres), Abraham (115 acres), John (mill) (30 acres, sawmill), John (80 acres), Henry Sen (100 acres), Samuel (40 acres), Martin (74 acres), and Peter (cooper) (44 acres). [31] [32] Christian was taxed as an inmate. Samuel, Henry, and John were taxed as freemen. [33]
1808 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Christian Sen, Christian, Samuel & Peter, Jacob Sen, Samuel Sen, Joseph, Abraham, John (mill & sawmill), John, Henry Jr, Samuel, Martin, Peter (cooper), and **Jacob Jr. [34] Samuel Jr, John, Peter, Joseph, and Christian Good were taxed as freemen. [35]
1810 Several Guth families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Christian Sen (130 acres), Christian (85 acres), Samuel & Peter (203 acres), Jacob Sen (100 acres), Samuel Sen (100 acres), Joseph (50 acres), Abram (115 acres), John (30 acres, mill and sawmill), John (80 acres), Henry Jun (100 acres), Samuel (40 acres), Martin (77 acres), and Peter (cooper, 46 acres), **Jacob Jr (100 acres). [36] Samuel, John (weaver), and Peter (Samuel son) were taxed as freemen. [37] [38]
1811 Several Good families were taxed in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania including Christian Sen (75 acres), Christian (100 acres), Samuel & Peter (100 acres), Joseph (60 acres), Abraham (175 acres), John (miller, 30 acres), John (50 acres), Henry (100 acres), Samuel Sen (100 acres), Martin (70 acres), Peter (cooper, 45 acres), **Jacob (100 acres), Christian Jr (60 acres), and Jacob Sen. No acreage was reported on the first list. [39] Samuel, John, and Peter and Peter son of Moses Good were named as freemen. [40] A second list, with acreage, included Samuel (40 acres) as the last entry but did not include Jacob Sr. Samuel, son of Jacob Sr would have been age 20 this year. [41] Samuel, John (weaver), and Peter were listed as freemen. [42]
1807 Estate records of Elizabeth's father, Christian Bowman, in Cumru, Berks County, Pennsylvania, named Elizabeth, married to Jacob Good, as a daughter and heir. [43] A distribution from Christian Bowman's estate was made to Jacob Guth married to Elizabeth. [44]
1810 Jacob Good lived in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with males: 1 (10 thru 15) and 1 (26 thru 44); and females: 1 (under 10) and 1 (16 thru 25). [45] [46].
1813 Jacob Guth lived at Brecknock Township in 1813. [47]
1820 Jacob Good lived in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with males: 2 (under 10) and 1 (26 thru 44); and females: 4 (under 10), 1 (10 thru 15), and 1 (26 thru 44).
1820 Jacob Good (age 26-44), plausibly this one, lived in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County with 2 males under age 10 (sons Beneville and Jacob), 4 females age 0-10 (Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth, Lydia), 1 female age 10-16 (Anna), and 1 female age 26-45 (mother Elizabeth). [48] [49]
1830 Jacob Good lived in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in a household with males: 1 (under 5), 1 (5 thru 9), 1 (10 thru 14), 1 (20 thru 29), and 1 (40 thru 49); and females: 1 (5 thru 9), 1 (10 thru 14), 1 (15 thru 19), and 1 (40 thru 49). [52] [53]
1840 I have not found an 1840 census listing for Jacob Good (age 59).
1840 Daughter Lydia and Christian Huber lived in Brecknock Twp, Berks County, Pennsylvania. [54]
1844 Jacob Good died on August 12, in Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County [55] [56] and was buried in the Allegheny Mennonite Cemetery [57] [58]. Widow Elizabeth declined administration of the estate, which was then carried out by John B Good, son-in-law. Witnessed by Peter Good. [Photocopy, 1844 Administration of Jacob Good's estate.] [Photocopy, 1844 Inventory of Jacob Good's estate.] [Photocopy, 1844 Inventory of Jacob Good's estate.] [Photocopy, 1844 Account of Jacob Good's estate.]
1850 Elizabeth Good (age 65) lived in the household of Christian (age 49) and (Elizabeth's daughter) Lydia (age 40) Hoover in Brecknock Twp, Berks County, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth's son, Jacob B Good (age 33), lived with them. The families of daughters Elizabeth Musser and Sarah Musser lived in the same township in Lancaster County. [59]
1860 Elizabeth Good (age 75) lived in the household of her son Jacob B Good (age 52) and widowed daughter Lydia Hoover (age 50) in Brecknock Twp, Berks County, Pennsylvania. Mary A Dunhauer (age 23), house maid, lived with them. [60] [61]
1860 Samuel Good, half-brother to this Jacob Good, died, unmarried. The settlement of Samuel's estate named the two brothers of Samuel who had heirs: Jacob and John. Brother Christian was not named, since Christian had no heirs. The settlement named the seven sons and daughters of this Jacob Good and the heirs of John Good. [62] [63] [64]
1861 John B Good, administrator, filed his account on the estate of Samuel Good on July 2, showing a balance of $4429.12. Samuel's brother, John Good of Canada, was an heir. The seven sons and daughters of Samuel's brother, Jacob Good of Brecknock Twp deceased, were also heirs to Samuel's estate. Five of Jacob's children were present at the accounting and each received their share of $316.36: Anna Good wife of John Good (miller), Lydia Huber widow, Elizabeth Mosser wife of Benjamin Mosser, Jacob B Good, Sarah Mosser wife of Peter Mosser. [65][66] John B Good was the sixth heir, and Benneville B Good, listed below, was the seventh.
1862 John B Good, administrator, made an accounting of Samuel Good's estate on January 10, with Benneville B Good of Elkhart County, Indiana; one of the sons of Samuel's brother, Jacob Good of Brecknock Twp, Lancaster County. Benneville B Good received $316.36. [67]
1862 John B Good, administrator, made an accounting of Samuel Good's estate on April 4, with the administrators of the will of Samuel's brother John Good of Canada West, who had died since the death of Samuel Good. Solomon Gehman and Joseph Good were the executors of the will of John Good of Canada and received the share due to John Good. [68]
1866 Elizabeth Bowman Good, wife of Jacob Guth, died on July 6, at age 80y, 8m 18d, in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Other sources report the date as June 6. [69] [70] [71] [72] A family record reported [73]:
Elisabeth Bauman weib von Jacob Guth ist gestorben den 6ten Julius 1866 ist alt worden 80 Jahr 8 monat und 17 tag
[Elisabeth Bauman, wife of Jacob Good, died on the 6th of July, 1866, at age 80 years 8 months 17 days.]
An obituary reported [74]:
On the 6th of June 1866, in the Alleghany Valley, in Brecknock township, Berks Co., Pa., Elizabeth Good, aged 80 years, 7 mo. and 17 days. Her maiden name was Bowman. On Sunday the 8th she was buried at the neighboring churchyard, on which occasion Bish. Moseman preached an appropriate discourse from 2 Tim. 4:6-8.
1890 Documents from the probate records of daughter Lydia Huber and son-in-law Christian Huber named collateral heirs of both Christian Huber and Lydia Huber. [75] The heirs of Lydia Huber are listed below:
The decedent [Christian Huber] died testate of the 15th day of August A.D. 1850 leaving to survive him a widow but no issue, but collateral heirs. The said widow [Lydia] died intestate on the 15th day of Sept. 1889.
[collateral heirs of Christian Huber are listed in the original document and are shown in the notes for Anna Nancy Huber] [76]
The heirs of Lydia Huber are as follows. [77] [78]John B. Good dec'd brother of Lydia Huber dec'd leaving Elizabeth Good widow of John B. Good dec'd and one child viz.
1 Maria L. Marshal wife of George Marshal
2 Jacob Good dec'd a brother of Lydia Huber dec'd who left Mary Ann Good, widow of Jacob Good and one child
1 Lizzie Gehman wife of Samuel Gehman
3 Benneville Good dec'd a brother of Lydia Huber dec'd leaving 10 children
1 Israel Good
2 Isaiah Good
3 Elijah Good
4 Jacob Good
5 Lydia Ann wife of Peter Leaman
6 Elizabeth wife of Martin Hoover
7 Veronica wife of John Moyer
8 Sarah Good
9 Mary Ann Good
10 Margaret Good4 Anna Good wife of John Good (miller) dec'd and left to survive her a husband and one child viz.
1 Elizabeth Horst
5 Sarah Musser sister of Lydia Huber dec'd
6 Elizabeth Musser sister of Lydia Huber dec'd
Research notes:
Several genealogical summaries have mentioned this family:
Elizabeth Bowman 29, b. in Allegheny Valley. Nov. 20. 17S5: d. Julv 6. 1866; m. Jacob Good. Mennonite; farmer: cabinet maker. Issue: 374 John B.; 375 Lydia; 376 Elizabeth; 377 Sarah; 378 Mary; 379 Nancy. [79]
GC353 Jacob Good, born Nov. 22, 1781; died Aug. 12, 1844, buried Allegheny Mennonite Cemetery; cabinet maker. married Elizabeth Bowman (O133), born Nov. 20, 1785; died July 6, 1866; daughter of Christian Bowman and Anna Huber. [80]
Jacob Good was named as the father of Jacob B Good, born 1817, and as the descendant of Christal Good of Switzerland. [81]
107.-Elizabeth Bowman 29, b. in Allegheny Valley. Nov. 20. 17S5: d. Julv 6. 1866; m. Jacob Good. Mennonite; farmer: cabinet maker. Issue: 374 John B.; 375 Lydia; 376 Elizabeth; 377 Sarah; 378 Mary; 379 Nancy. [82]
See also: [83] [84] [85] [86] [87]
Pennsylvania Mennonite Vital Records agree with these notes, except they show Solomon as a son and do not show Beneville as a son. [88]
Solomon Good was not a son of this Jacob Good:
The seven heirs of Jacob Good named above in the estate settlement of Samuel Good have been listed by other researchers identifying them as children of this Jacob Good (GC353) [89]. Solomon Good [90], born May 12 1820, the same day as Sarah Good (GC3536), has also been listed by many researchers as a child of this Jacob Good. However, Solomon is not a child of this Jacob Good, as shown by documents from the estate settlement of Solomon Good and his wife Isabella Good, who died childless.
1891 The estate of Solomon Good was settled by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on October 5. [91] [92] The auditor's report for the settlement documents the events of the case, including the petition made in 1889 by the surviving brothers of the said Solomon Good, deceased, who were named as Benjamin Good and Isaac Good. [93] Neither Benjamin nor Isaac are among surviving sons of Jacob Good, so Solomon Good, husband of Isabella, is not a descendant of this Jacob Good.
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