Notes:

Marriage: 23 Oct 1828,Preble OH
Ancestry.com: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research. Ohio Marriages, 1803-1900 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.


The History of Sauk County, Wisconsin: Containing an Account of Settlement, Growth, Development and Resources ... Biographical Sketches ... the Whole Preceded by a History of Wisconsin
By Western Historical Co, Western Historical Co
Published by Western historical company, 1880
Original from the New York Public Library
Page: 731:
REV. JOSEPHUS GOOD, Presiding Elder of the East District of Wisconsin Conference, United Brethren Church ; residence Section 28, P. 0. Valton ; son of John and Ann (Davis) Good ; was born in Preble County, Ohio, Sept. 15, 1829; when about 12 yea rs of age, went to Randolph County, Ind. He was married in this county, March 31, 1855, to Sarah E. Stanley, daughter of Jesse and Annie (Cox) Stanley ; Mrs. Good was born in Indiana; Mr. Good followed the profession of teacher in various place s across the State to Kosciusko County; was licensed to preach in 1860 by the Wesleyan Methodist Church; in 1862. moved to Wisconsin; settled on Sec. 27, Woodland, Sauk County; about 1865, attached himself to the United Brethren Church, and trav eled in Northern Wisconsin as Presiding Elder of the East District of the Wisconsin Conference. Children in the family are Elizabeth A., now Mrs. Samuel Woolsey livinir in Woodland; Josephine, now Mrs. P. Jackson, of Richland County; Heywood, di ed when 20 years of age ; James N., Huldah, Willie B. and Wilbur. He has been Assessor of Woodland one term and Treasurer five years; has 280 acres of land. Politics, Republican.

On a marriage certificate John Good has his birth place as Franklin county Virginia in 1810. He lists his parents as Samuel and Hannah Good. John Good moved to Ohio and married Anna Davis in Preble Ohio in Oct 1828. The marriage certificate is f rom a second marriage in Wisconsin in 1870.

DEATH: After June 2, 1880 when census was taken
1880 Census John Good is listed as Good, Jno Sr, age 72, in Woodland, Sauk Co, Wisconsin. It lists
his birth place as Wisconsin, which would be a mistake. Mary Anne born in Ohio, age
53 (?). and there are 4 children listed: John, 12; Samuel, 11; Nancy, 5; William, 1.

1870 CensusJohn Good is listed as 62 in Woodland, Sauk County, Wisconsin as a squatter. He indicates that he was born in Virginia. There is no Anna.He lives next to a family with the last name Drake. The father is Elias, age 60 from Vermont. T he mother is Margaret age 53 from Tennessee. They have a daughter named Mary Anne who was 26 and born in Ohio. The second daughter is Elizabeth, age 24 from Ohio. The census date is June 4th 1870.John Good marries Mary Anne Drake June 28th 187 0 according to the marriage certificate. The marriage certificate lists John's birthplace as Franklin County Virginia. His parents are listed as Samuel and Hannah Good.

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1880 Census: Woodland, Sauk, Wisconsin; Roll: T9_1446; Page: 298.1000
Jno. Good, Sr., head; age 72, b. abt 1808, Wisconsin; parents b. (no entry)
Mary A. Good, wife; age 33, b. abt 1847, Ohio; father b. Vermont; mother b. Tenn.
John Good, son; age 12, b. abt 1868, Wisconsin
Samuel Good, son; age 10, b. abt 1870, Wisconsin
Nancy Good, dau; age 5, b. abt 1875, Wisconsin
William Good, son; age 1, b. abt 1879, Wisconsin

Note: John Good is listed as being born in 1868. Drake and John Sr. were married in 1870. Anna Davis dies between 1860 and 1870 (not in 1870 census). Did Davis give birth to John at age 55? Did she die in childbirth?

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1900 Census Mary Ann Good widow, age 54, is in Ironton, Sauk County Wisconsin. One child age 13 named Mary. She also has a boarder. Mary is a day laborer. It states Mary has had 8 children but only 6 are still alive. She was born in Ohio. He r father was born in New York, and her mother in Tennessee. The child's father was born in Indiana. Is Mary John's child? John was born in Virginia, not Indiana.



1900; Census Place: Ironton, Sauk, Wisconsin; Roll: T623_1816 Page: 19A; Enumeration District: 138
Mary A Good, head; age 56, b. Dec 1843, OH; father b. NY; mother b. Tenn; widow; 8ch/6 living
Mary C Good, dau; age 13, b. Mar 1887, Wisconsin; father b. IN; mother b. OH
Elick Savalley, boarder; age 59, b. Jul 1840, Canada/ French; parents b. France, widowed

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Bessie M Good 25 Apr 1897 Sauk 0265 000740
George M Good 26 Dec 1893 Sauk 0264 002300
George M Good 18 Feb 1906 Sauk 0266 001311
Earl W Good 25 Apr 1895 Sauk 0264 002813
George F Good 02 Jul 1890 Sauk 0264 001006
Guy Good 18 Feb 1895 Sauk 0264 002752
Irving Good 28 Apr 1891 Sauk 0264 001347
Josephus F Good 15 Sep 1894 Sauk 0264 002551
Max A Good 02 Mar 1906 Sauk 0266 001446

John married Anna Davis on 23 Oct 1828 in Preble County, IN. Anna was born about 1812 in OH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Josephus Good was born on 15 Sep 1829 in Preble County, OH; died in 1898.
2. Abraham Good was born on 5 Aug 1832 in Ohio; died on 23 Apr 1915 in Woodland Twp., Sauk County, WI; was buried in Oaks Cemetry, Woodland Twp., Sauk County, WI.
3. John Alexander Good was born on 29 Apr 1836 in Ohio; died on 23 Apr 1915 in Henriette Twp, Richland County, Wisconsin.

John married Mary Ann Drake on 20 Jun 1870 in Woodlawn Twp., Sauk County Wisconsin. Mary (daughter of Elias Drake and Margaret) was born in 1844 in OH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. John Good was born in 1868 in Wisconsin.
2. Samuel Good was born in 1869 in Wisconsin.
3. Nancy Good was born in 1875 in Wisconsin.
4. William Good was born in 1879 in Wisconsin.
5. Mary C. Good was born in Mar 1887 in WI.

Notes:

Franklin County, Virginia Will Book 2, page 276, & 277 Will of David Goode of Franklin, 23 May 1812 Wife Elizabeth to have all lands and tennaments, real and personal, for her natural life. At her death excrs to sell and divide equally to my c hildren: Elizabeth Peters, John, David, Valentine, Jacob Good and to heirs of Samuel Good decd. Except $50 which said Peter has rec'd in advance and $60 which David has received in advance. Excrs are to keep $100 in their hands to support my da u Catherine Mecal (Prob. Mc Call) in case she becomes disabled or to be so poor she should came on to the parish. Any part of it not spent should be equally divided between the children of Elizabeth Allups children. Excr: Friends Jacob Beckner , Moses Greer Jr. Wit: Isaac Nave, Wm Curtain, Thomas B Ferguson*, James Callaway* Proven: 3 Aug 1819 by 2* wits Moses Greer Jr, surviving excr, posted $4,000 bond with securities Edmund Tate and Wm Crump

Franklin county Virginia Will Book 1 Page 427. Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Samuel Goode, dec'd. Items mentioned include: 1 still, 1 tin plated stove, 1 shotgun, 2 beds and bedsteads, teapot, 4 books, 1 dresser, 2 cows, 10 acre s of corn, a crop of tobacco County Total value: 85 E 18 shillings. Signed Oct 11, 1811 - Jacob Rinehart, George Donehowere, Hannah Good (administratrix). Recorded Dec 2, 1811.
On a marriage certificate John Good has his birth place as Franklin county Virginia in 1810. He lists his parents as Samuel and Hannah Good. John Good moved to Ohio and married Anna Davis in Preble Ohio in Oct 1828. The marriage certificate is f rom a second marriage in Wisconsin in 1870.

Samuel Good and Hannah In the 1810 census in Franklin County, VA there were 2 males under 10, 1 male age 25-44, 4 females under 10, 1 age 10-15 and 1 female 26-44.

Samuel married Hannah. Hannah was born about 1780. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1820 Franklin County, Virginia Census, Hannah Goode: 1 free white male to 10 | 1 free white male 10 to 16 | 1 free white male 16 to 26 | 1 free white female 26 to 45

Died:
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Y
Y
Y

Notes:

David Good II, born in Germany about 1735, came to Pennsylvania as a young child with his parents aboard the ship Glasgow, landing at the Port of Philadelphia on 09 September 1738. According to Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster, Pennsyl vania, Volume I - 1730-1767 [Page 248], "Theobald Good [shown as Guth], married Elisabet Kilian/Killian [shown as Kilianin] from Veyl in the Palatinate, on 18 January 1756." Elisabet was born in Germany, however, little is known about her family or when they came to Pennsylvania. Possibly her brother, Johannes Kilian, is listed as a sponsor at the baptism of David and Elisabet's first child, Catharine Elisabet Good. While David Good II is listed as a resident of Windsor Township, Yor k County, Pennsylvania in 1790, sometime during 1791 the family relocated to Franklin County, Virginia, and settled on Chestnut Creek near the town of Sydnorsville, in southern Virginia, about fifteen miles south of Roanoke. The occupation of David is unknown, as is the reason for relocating from Pennsylvania to Virginia. David Good II died in 1819 in Franklin County. His wife is said to have died there also, sometime between 1815-1819. Source: Ancestry World Tree Project: Cook/Gunte r - Place of Franklin County relocation in 1790 Duncan C. Davidson 021105

Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, Volume III, By Samuel Hazard, John Blair Linn, William Henry Egle, George Edward Reed, Thomas Lynch Montgomery, Gertrude MacKinney, Pennsylvania Dept. of Public Instruction, Charles Francis Hoban, Pennsylvani a State Library, Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth, Published by s.n., 1907
Page 1464:
York County. Return For The Year 1784 For The 6th Company Of The Persons That Exercised In My Company. Per Jacob Kaufelt, Captain. . . David Good, Sear. David Good, Junr.
Page 1475-1476, York County, 1785. Muster Roll of 6th Company of York County Militia. Captain Jacob Kaufelt. . . David Good, Senr.

Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, Vol. II, By John Blair Linn, William Henry Egle, George Edward Reed, Thomas Lynch Montgomery, Pennsylvania Dept. of Public Instruction
Published by Printed by J. Severns & County, 1906
Muster roll of the County of York Associators 1778, Third Battalion, under Colonel David Jamison
Page 489
In the town (York?)
John Good
Page 493
Windsor Township.
David Good
Page 661-662
A Return Of Captain Peter Frye's Company Of All The Males From Eighteen Years To Fifty-Three Years That Can Now Be Found Out By The Officers? September 26, 1782. (c.) . . . . David Good
Page 752
( c.)York Town Novr. the 11th 1793
I do hereby certify that David Good served his tower of duty at Camp Securety in the month of Deer. 1781 with his team agreable to order for that purpes in the 7th class of York County Militia and was discharged (which discharge is said to be lo st).
Ephm. Pennington
late Capt. Comdt. 7th Class.

Franklin County, Virginia Will Book 2, page 276, & 277 Will of David Goode of Franklin23 May 1812 Wife Elizabeth to have all lands and tennaments, real and personal, for her natural life. At her death excrs to sell and divide equally to my chi ldren: Elizabeth Peters, John, David, Valentine, Jacob Good and to heirs of Samuel Good decd. Except $50 which said Peter has rec'd in advance and $60 which David has received in advance. Excrs are to keep $100 in their hands to support my dau C atherine Mecal (Prob. Mc Call) in case she becomes disabled or to be so poor she should came on to the parish. Any part of it not spent should be equally divided between the children of Elizabeth Allups children. Excr: Friends Jacob Beckner, Moses Greer Jr. Wit: Isaac Nave, Wm Curtain, Thoms B Ferguson*, James Callaway* Proven: 3 Aug 1819 by 2* wits Moses Greer Jr, surviving excr, posted $4,000 bond with securities Edmund Tate and Wm Crump

David married Elisabet Killian on 16 Jan 1756. Elisabet was born about 1736 in Palatinate Area Of Germany. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Virginia. She died Bet. 1815? 1819 in Franklin County, Virginia.



Notes for ELISABET [KILIAN] KILLIAN:

General Notes:

Elisabet Killian is thought to have been born around the year 1736 in the Palatinate area of Germany. Although we are uncertain as to her exact date of birth, Elisabet would appear to be the daughter of Matheus and Ann Elisabeth [MNU] Killian, a nd there is some circumstantial evidence to support this.



According to Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Vol. I, 1730-1767, Elisabet Killian, listed as "Kilianin from Veyl in the Palatinate," married David Good II on 18 January 1756 at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Lancaster.



On 12 November 1756, Catharine Elisabeth Good, the first of seven children of David and Elisabet Killian Good, was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She was baptized on 12 December 1756 by Rev. Johann S. Gerock at the Trinity Lutheran Chur ch in Lancaster. Sponsors were listed as a Johannes Killian and Catharina, fianc?aae.



Author and Killian researcher, George W. Killian, states that Matheus Killian arrived with his family on 17 October 1741 at the Port of Philadelphia aboard the ship Molly, where his name appears as "Mattheis Schilion, age 44." The family is sai d to have then settled in the Perkiomen region of Pennsylvania which included parts of Montgomery, Bucks, and Berks counties. Of particular interest here is an LDS IGI Family Group Record which shows a marriage around the year 1760 in Berks Coun ty, Pennsylvania of a Johann Nicholas Killian and Catharine [LNU]. George W. Killian lists a Johan Nicholas Killian, born in 1730 in Germany, as a son of Matheus and Ann Elizabeth Killian, and further shows his marriage to a Catharine Haas, wit h their first child listed as Jacob Killian, born 29 December 1761. In summary, if this is the same Johann and Catharine who were listed as sponsors at the 12 December 1756 baptism of Catherine Elisabet Good, the first child of David and Elisabe t Killian Good, it strongly supports the idea that Johannes Nicholas Killian and Elisabet Killian were siblings and being children of Matheus Killian.



Sometime between 1800 and 1810, Johann Nicholas Killian died in Earl Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and is buried with three of his four children, Philip, Abraham aka Jacob Abraham, and Andrew, at the Bergstrasse Evangelical Church Ce metery in nearby Ephrata Township.



Sometime between 1815 and 1819, Elisabet Killian Good died in Franklin County, Virginia.



Other Killian family members have had a presence in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania since 1730 when Heinrich Killian arrived at the Port of Philadelphia with his family aboard the Joyce on 30 November 1730. Heinrich is said to have settled in Ear l Township. On 23 September 1732, Andreas Killian arrived at the Port of Philadelphia with his first wife and their three children aboard the Adventure. Their family resided somewhere in Lancaster County until 1749, that being the year the famil y relocated to Lincoln County, now Catawba County, North Carolina. Both Heinrich and Andreas were born in the small town of K?aeonigsberg, Germany which is located about fifty miles north of N?aeurnberg. It appears quite probable that Heinrich, Andr eas, and Matheus were brothers or cousins. A Michael Killian, [no age stated] arrived at the Port of Philadelphia aboard the Dragon on 26 September 1749. Although it is stated that he settled in the Lancaster County area, it is not known if he w as related to the earlier Killian arrivals.





Sources:



Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Volume I, 1730-1767, by Debra D. Smith & Frederick S. Weiser, Apollo Pennsylvania: Closson Press, 1988, pp. 104, 107, 135, 206, 228, 248



Guth/Gutt/Good Newsletter, No. 12, April 1998, p. 6



RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Andreas Killian [1702-1788], by George W. Killian



Duncan C. Davidson

030308
Generation 2



Notes for ELISABET [KILIAN] KILLIAN:

General Notes:


Elisabet Killian is thought to have been born around the year 1736 in the Palatinate area of Germany. Although we are uncertain as to her exact date of birth, Elisabet would appear to be the daughter of Matheus and Ann Elisabeth [MNU] Killian, a nd there is some circumstantial evidence to support this.



According to Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Vol. I, 1730-1767, Elisabet Killian, listed as "Kilianin from Veyl in the Palatinate," married David Good II on 18 January 1756 at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Lancaster.



On 12 November 1756, Catharine Elisabeth Good, the first of seven children of David and Elisabet Killian Good, was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. She was baptized on 12 December 1756 by Rev. Johann S. Gerock at the Trinity Lutheran Chur ch in Lancaster. Sponsors were listed as a Johannes Killian and Catharina, fianc?aae.



Author and Killian researcher, George W. Killian, states that Matheus Killian arrived with his family on 17 October 1741 at the Port of Philadelphia aboard the ship Molly, where his name appears as "Mattheis Schilion, age 44." The family is sai d to have then settled in the Perkiomen region of Pennsylvania which included parts of Montgomery, Bucks, and Berks counties. Of particular interest here is an LDS IGI Family Group Record which shows a marriage around the year 1760 in Berks Coun ty, Pennsylvania of a Johann Nicholas Killian and Catharine [LNU]. George W. Killian lists a Johan Nicholas Killian, born in 1730 in Germany, as a son of Matheus and Ann Elizabeth Killian, and further shows his marriage to a Catharine Haas, wit h their first child listed as Jacob Killian, born 29 December 1761. In summary, if this is the same Johann and Catharine who were listed as sponsors at the 12 December 1756 baptism of Catherine Elisabet Good, the first child of David and Elisabe t Killian Good, it strongly supports the idea that Johannes Nicholas Killian and Elisabet Killian were siblings and being children of Matheus Killian.



Sometime between 1800 and 1810, Johann Nicholas Killian died in Earl Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and is buried with three of his four children, Philip, Abraham aka Jacob Abraham, and Andrew, at the Bergstrasse Evangelical Church Ce metery in nearby Ephrata Township.



Sometime between 1815 and 1819, Elisabet Killian Good died in Franklin County, Virginia.



Other Killian family members have had a presence in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania since 1730 when Heinrich Killian arrived at the Port of Philadelphia with his family aboard the Joyce on 30 November 1730. Heinrich is said to have settled in Ear l Township. On 23 September 1732, Andreas Killian arrived at the Port of Philadelphia with his first wife and their three children aboard the Adventure. Their family resided somewhere in Lancaster County until 1749, that being the year the famil y relocated to Lincoln County, now Catawba County, North Carolina. Both Heinrich and Andreas were born in the small town of K?aeonigsberg, Germany which is located about fifty miles north of N?aeurnberg. It appears quite probable that Heinrich, Andr eas, and Matheus were brothers or cousins. A Michael Killian, [no age stated] arrived at the Port of Philadelphia aboard the Dragon on 26 September 1749. Although it is stated that he settled in the Lancaster County area, it is not known if he w as related to the earlier Killian arrivals.





Sources:



Trinity Lutheran Church Records, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Volume I, 1730-1767, by Debra D. Smith & Frederick S. Weiser, Apollo Pennsylvania: Closson Press, 1988, pp. 104, 107, 135, 206, 228, 248



Guth/Gutt/Good Newsletter, No. 12, April 1998, p. 6



RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Descendants of Andreas Killian [1702-1788], by George W. Killian



Duncan C. Davidson

030308

Died:
Y
Y
Y
Y

Notes:

Lutheran Church Records, Steinwenden Parish, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, Johann Theobald Guth, legitimate Son of the deceased Heinrich Guth of Altenkirchen to Anna Magdalena, Daughter of Johann Hochelocher of Tubimer District. They were married a t Dittweiler on 10 Mar 1733.

Form the website "Pennsylvania - German Passenger Lists, Glasgow 1738" at: http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/pa/1738glas.htm
[List 53] (the ship:) Glasgow
Captain: Walter Sterling
From: Amsterdam
By Way of: Cowes
Arrival: Philadelphia, 9 Sep 1738
Debalt Guth, age 28

1786 Will of Dewalt Guth
York County, PA Wills, Vol. F;
The 1786 Will cites the following information: (in part; spellings intact)
"In the Name of God Amen. this Ninteenth Day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eight six, I David Good Senior of Windsor Township, York County and State of Pennsylvanias Taylor do make Constitute and ordain this m y Last Will and Testament...unto Anna Mary Good my dearly beloved Wife all my personal Estate...my Mantion House and Plantation as her own property...[pending her death, and sale of said property, the proceeds to be] equally divided into five ea qual Shears one eaqual fifthe part I leave to my Son Charles Good, and one equal fifth part I leave to my Soning law Peter Henry and one equal fifth part I leave to my two Grand Childern Christian and John Mouch, and one eaqual fifth part I leav e to my three grand Childern Christian,
John and Anna Mary Mosey and one equal fifth part I leave to my youngest daughter Anna Mary Good....but my ouldist Son David Good and Jacob Lechmont my Soninglaw they and each of them shall have one english shilling for their Shear and no more . Lastly I make...Henry Tyson and Charles Good to be the Sole Executors....
[Signed] Debalt Guth [seal]
Signed, Sealed, Published, Pronounced and declared in the presents of Us
Daniel H?aeohler, Jacob Schmuck"
Recorded 17 Apr 1878, H[enr]y Miller, D[eput]y Reg[istra]r
"A true Copy taken from and Compared with the Original at York. J. Barnitz, Reg[istrar]"

Theobald-Debalt married Anna Magdalena on 10 Mar 1733 in Dittweiler, Steinwenden Parish, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany. Anna (daughter of Johann Hochelocher) was born about 1715 in Germany; died in befor 1780 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Lutheran Church Records, Steinwenden Parish, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, Johann Theobald Guth, legitimate Son of the deceased Heinrich Guth of Altenkirchen to Anna Magdalena, Daughter of Johann Hochelocher of Tubimer District. They were married a t Dittweiler on 10 Mar 1733.