1904 I. Good and Daniel Good took a trip from Walhalla to Charleston.
Keowee Courier, Pickens, South Carolina, June 22, 1904. [4]
1883 Daniel Elisha Good, son of Israel Good and Elizabeth Burkholder, was born on December 27. [1]
1900 Israel Good (age 59), farmer, born in Ohio, and Maggie Good (age 53) lived in Wagener Twp, Oconee County, South Carolina with children Laura Good (age 28), Emma Good (age 24), Daniel C Good (age 17), Effie Good (age (15). [2] [3]
The Excursion to Charleston. Smith's excursion to Charleston left Walhalla yesterday morning at 8.40 with about 60 passengers aboard from this point. … Among those to go from Walhalhalla were … I. Good, Daniel Good, …
Daniel E. Good, of Walhalla, accompanied by his cousin, Irby Good, of Marion, Ind., spent last Sunday with the family of L. O. Bruce, at Townville.
1910 Israel Good (age 67) and Magdalena Good (age 63) lived on Stumphouse Mountain Road in Wagener Twp, Oconee County, South Carolina with son Daniel (age 25). Magdalena was the mother of 5 children, all were living. Israel was a farmer. Son Daniel E. Good was a tinsmith. [6]
Save money by buying your roofing from Daniel Good, Walhalla. Best on market and cheapest.
All kinds of metal roofing. Daniel Good, Walhalla, S. C..
Try Kurfee's paints for looks and wearing qualities. None better. Daniel Good, Walhalla.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Good, of Walhalla, visited tho family of W. T. Grubbs last week.
Miss Sallie Grubbs, of Fair Play, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Daniel E. Good, near town.
1918 Daniel Elisha Good registered for the WWI draft in Walhalla, Oconee County, South Carolina. Daniel was a farmer, of medium height and build and had brown eyes and hair. Wife Hettie was named as his nearest relative. [13] [14]
1920 Dan E Good (age 36) and Heddie Good (age 38) lived in Wagener Twp, Oconee County, South Carolina near Daniel's parents. Daniel was a tiner (sic tinner) in his own shop. They had no children. [15] [16]
Certificates for distinguished agricultural service were awarded to Daniel E. Good of Walhalla for his excellent work in the development of the apple industry in the Piedmont section …
1924 Eveline Clair Good was born on December 1, 1924 in South Carolina, child of D E Good. [18]
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Good, of Walhalla, Route 1, are receiving the congratulations of their many friends on the birth of a little daughter, who arrived on Sunday last, December 14. The young lady will be called Eveline Clair.
1930 Daniel E Good (age 46) and Heddie Good (age 46) lived in Wagener Twp, Oconee County, South Carolina with daughter Evaline (age 5), born South Carolina and adopted children Edna and Joseph Morton. [20] [21]
1940 Dan E Good (age 56) and Hettie Good (age 56) lived in Wagener Twp, Oconee County, South Carolina with daughter Evelyn (age 15). [22] [23]
1950 Evelyn Butts (age 25, born in South Carolina, married), wife, lived in Wagener Twp, Oconee County, South Carolina, in a household with Willis Butts (24). Evelyn Butts was a teacher. [24]
1960 A death certificate reported that Dan Elizah Goode [sic] died in Seneca, Oconee County, South Carolina, at age 76, on July 11, 1960. Daniel was a son of Israel Good and Magdanella Burkholder and was married to Hattie Grubbs Goode. He was born in Sparta, Tennessee. He was buried at Evergreen Cemetery. [25] [26]
1960 Daniel Elijah Good died on July 11 and was buried at Evergreen Memorial Gardens, Walhalla, Oconee County, South Carolina. [27] [28]
1966 Hettie Good, spouse of Dan E Good, died on July 4, at age 82 in Seneca Twp, Oconee County, South Carolina. She was born on August 20, 1883 in South Carolina, daughter of Thompson Grubbs and Nancy Grubbs. [29]
1966 Hettie Grubbs Good died. She was reported buried at Walhalla, Oconee County, South Carolina. [30] [31]
2015 Evelyn Butts died on November 28 in Pinellas County, Florida. She was born on December 14, 1924. [32] [33]
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