Helen Egert Steelman was the daughter of Elwood Steelman and Hannah L Campbell.

     Hannah married Walter Scott Steelman, son of Job Steelman and Rejoice Blackman.

      Alpheus Barrett was born on 25-Sep-1861 at off the coast of, Homosassa, Citrus County, Florida. He was the son of Alpheus Barrett and Phebe Joline.

      Alice Smith was born circa 1832 at off the coast of, Homosassa, Citrus County, Florida. She was the daughter of (Unknown) Smith and Sarah (Unknown). Alice married Edmond S. Barrett, son of Jeremiah Barrett and Miriam Steelman.

     Sarah married (Unknown) Smith. Sarah (Unknown) was born circa 1801 at off the coast of, Homosassa, Citrus County, Florida.

     (Unknown) married Sarah (Unknown).

      John Conover was born circa 1852 at Indiana. He was the son of (Unknown) Conover. John married Sarepta Brooks, daughter of Elza Brooks and Mary Ann Mobley.

      Sarepta Brooks was born circa 1857 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Elza Brooks and Mary Ann Mobley. Sarepta married John Conover, son of (Unknown) Conover. Sarepta Brooks died in 1921.

      Andrew Conover was born circa 1874 at Illinois. He was born on 21-Dec-1874. He was the son of John Conover and Sarepta Brooks. Andrew married Emma Mayne Decker, daughter of Johan David Decker and Charlotte Groves, on 26-May-1898 at Atlanta, Logan County, Illinois. Andrew Conover died on 10-Jan-1941 at age 66.

      Birtie Conover was born circa 1876 at Illinois. He was the son of John Conover and Sarepta Brooks.

      John Conover was born in 1879 at Illinois. He was the son of John Conover and Sarepta Brooks.

      (Unknown) Conover was born at Indiana.

      Emma Mayne Decker was born on 9-Feb-1880 at Atlanta, Logan County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Johan David Decker and Charlotte Groves. Emma married Andrew Conover, son of John Conover and Sarepta Brooks, on 26-May-1898 at Atlanta, Logan County, Illinois. Emma Mayne Decker died on 2-May-1983 at Atlanta, Logan County, Illinois, at age 103.

     Johan married Charlotte Groves.

     Charlotte married Johan David Decker.

      Alta Evyleena Conover was born on 29-Nov-1899 at Atlanta, Logan County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Andrew Conover and Emma Mayne Decker. Alta married Burnard Lakes on 21-Jan-1920. Alta Evyleena Conover died at Lincoln, Logan County, Illinois.
     She was also known as Evelyn Conover.

      Burnard Lakes was born on 29-Nov-1899. Burnard married Alta Evyleena Conover, daughter of Andrew Conover and Emma Mayne Decker, on 21-Jan-1920. Burnard Lakes died on 19-Jun-1958 at age 58.

      Lyle Burton Lakes was born on 30-Nov-1931. He was the son of Burnard Lakes and Alta Evyleena Conover. Lyle Burton Lakes died between 17-Mar-2001 and 24-Mar-2001. Lyle was buried at Atlanta Cemetery, Atlanta, Logan County, Illinois.

     Elza married Mary Ann Mobley.

     Mary married Elza Brooks.

      Tracy V. Scudder was born in Mar-1889 at Texas. He was the son of Silas Downer Scudder and Sarah Weld Scudder. Tracy married Marie Townsend on 5-Jun-1915.

     Marie married Tracy V. Scudder, son of Silas Downer Scudder and Sarah Weld Scudder, on 5-Jun-1915.

      Sidney Johnston Scudder was born in Aug-1891 at Texas. He was the son of Silas Downer Scudder and Sarah Weld Scudder. Sidney married June Tupper on 14-Mar-1922.

      June Tupper was born in 1891. June married Sidney Johnston Scudder, son of Silas Downer Scudder and Sarah Weld Scudder, on 14-Mar-1922.

      Helen Vanderveer Scudder was born on 21-Dec-1868 at Arcot, Madras, Presdency, India. She was the daughter of Dr. Silas Downer Scudder and Marianna Vanderveer Conover. Helen married Joseph Wilson Cochran on 22-May-1894 at Armour Villa Par, New York. Helen Vanderveer Scudder died on 11-Apr-1914 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, at age 45.

      Joseph Wilson Cochran was born on 8-Jan-1866 at Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois. Joseph married Helen Vanderveer Scudder, daughter of Dr. Silas Downer Scudder and Marianna Vanderveer Conover, on 22-May-1894 at Armour Villa Par, New York. Joseph Wilson Cochran died on 17-Aug-1961 at Nantucket, Nantucket County, Massachusetts, at age 95.

      Jerrold Scudder Cochran was born on 5-Mar-1896 at Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. He was the son of Joseph Wilson Cochran and Helen Vanderveer Scudder. Jerrold Scudder Cochran died on 17-Aug-1970 at Bath or Watertown, New York, at age 74.

      Hamilton Cochran was born on 9-Sep-1898 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Joseph Wilson Cochran and Helen Vanderveer Scudder. Hamilton married Enid Clare Doreen Slee on 18-Apr-1925 at Episcopal Church, Montclair, Essex County, New Jersey. Hamilton Cochran died on 27-Jun-1977 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, at age 78.

      Enid Clare Doreen Slee was born on 26-Dec-1902 at Pembrooke, South Wales, Australia. Enid married Hamilton Cochran, son of Joseph Wilson Cochran and Helen Vanderveer Scudder, on 18-Apr-1925 at Episcopal Church, Montclair, Essex County, New Jersey.

      Enid Clare Cochran was born on 19-Apr-1927 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Hamilton Cochran and Enid Clare Doreen Slee. Enid Clare Cochran died on 22-Jul-1978 at Newport News, Virgina, at age 51.

      Elvina Mouritzen was born on 8-Jan-1892. She was the daughter of Mourits Lars Mouritzen and Karen Hansen. Elvina married Wilson Weaver, son of Peter Wilson Weaver and Mary Jane Davis, on 8-Feb-1919. Elvina Mouritzen died on 11-Mar-1975 at age 83.

     Mourits married Karen Hansen.

     Karen married Mourits Lars Mouritzen.

      Rachel Stout was born circa 1746. Rachel married James Patterson.

     James married Rachel Stout.

      Marcellus Ireland was born on 16-May-1878 at Kansas. He was the son of James Henry Ireland and Mary Lough. Marcellus married Sarah Eveleen Williamson, daughter of William A. Williamson and Mary Ann Feazel. Marcellus Ireland died on 13-Oct-1958 at Yakima County, Washington, at age 80.

      Sarah Eveleen Williamson was born on 15-Dec-1876 at King City, Gentry County, Missouri. She was the daughter of William A. Williamson and Mary Ann Feazel. Sarah married Marcellus Ireland, son of James Henry Ireland and Mary Lough. Sarah Eveleen Williamson died on 4-Oct-1955 at Yakima, Yakima County, Washington, at age 78.
     She was also known as Eva Williamson.

     William married Mary Ann Feazel.

     Mary married William A. Williamson.

      Chester W. Ireland was born on 5-Jan-1899 at Almena, Norton County, Kansas. He was the son of Marcellus Ireland and Sarah Eveleen Williamson. Chester married Gladys H. Kinley, daughter of Oliver Kinley and Mary Louise Gartman. Chester W. Ireland died on 6-Nov-1978 at Sumner, Pierce County, Washington, at age 79.

      Gladys H. Kinley was born on 20-Oct-1904 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Oliver Kinley and Mary Louise Gartman. Gladys married Chester W. Ireland, son of Marcellus Ireland and Sarah Eveleen Williamson. Gladys H. Kinley died on 30-Jan-1997 at Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, at age 92.

     (Unknown) Ireland was the daughter of Chester W. Ireland and Gladys H. Kinley.

     Oliver married Mary Louise Gartman.

     Mary married Oliver Kinley.

      Arthur Wilson Spencer was born circa 1899 at New Jersey. He was the son of Bird Wilson Spencer and Florence Vanderveer Conover. Arthur married Jean Angela Burns circa 1922.
     

      Jean Angela Burns was born circa 1900 at New Jersey. Jean married Arthur Wilson Spencer, son of Bird Wilson Spencer and Florence Vanderveer Conover, circa 1922.

      Illa Mae Conover was born on 21-Oct-1918 at Michigan. She was the daughter of Harold James Conover and Ethel Knickerbocker. Illa married Paul Harris in 1938. Illa married Melvin Manuel Sylvan in 1948. Illa Mae Conover died on 26-Jul-2005 at Fresno, Fresno County, California, at age 86.

      Harold Elden Conover was born on 9-Apr-1916 at Rogers, Barnes Couinty, North Dakota. He was the son of Harold James Conover and Ethel Knickerbocker. Harold married Florence Marian Gibbs Van Linder, daughter of Clinton H. Van Linder, on 14-Jul-1937 at Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan. Harold Elden Conover died circa 30-Aug-2010.
      Harold Elden Conover was first and foremost a family man; second, a church and community leader; and third, a successful engineer and businessman. Born April 9, 1916, in Rogers, North Dakota, Harold grew-up and attended school in Jackson, Michigan, graduating from Jackson High School and Jackson Junior College. His parents were natives of the Jackson area, Harold J Conover and Ethel Knickerbocker Conover. He was married to Florence M Gibbs of Vandercook Lake, MI, for seventy-two years, until her death last year With his family, Harold shared his love of landscaping and gardening; woodworking, camping, fishing, swimming, and sailing. He designed and landscaped the yards of their homes in Toledo, Ohio, and Lakewood, Iowa, the later winning numerous “Yard of the Month” awards. He took his family tent and trailer camping in the late 1940s when it was not as popular a family activity as today. Vacations included visiting favorite fishing spots at Ludington State Park outside of Manistee, Michigan, and in Nipigon, Ontario, Canada. In later years he loved sailing his 16 ft. Hobie Cat on Lake Colchester in Lakewood Iowa, and traveling in their 33 ft. motor home. As a community leader Harold was active in the Washington Township, Ohio, school board and PTAs; a civilian defense team during World War II in Ruthfred Acres, Pennsylvania; community associations in Ruthfred Acres and Lakewood, Iowa, and activities of the Toledo (Ohio) Council of Boy Scouts of America. As a church leader, he served on the council and many committees of Our Saviour Lutheran church in Trilby, Ohio, and St. Mark Lutheran Church in West Des Moines, Iowa

He started his engineering career in the mechanical division of Commonwealth and Southern Corp. in Jackson, Michigan. In 1940, he moved his family to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he was a power plant designer for Westinghouse Electric and Peter F Loftus, Consulting Engineer; and an assistant power and fuel engineer for United States Steel Corp., Irvin Works, McKeesport, Pennsylvania.
In 1945, he moved his family to Toledo, Ohio, where he worked for thirteen years in various positions for Surface Combustion Corp., and three years as chief engineer for Scholz Homes. In 1960, he changed careers and worked ten years as a fundraising counselor for the Lutheran Church of America. In 1970 he accepted the position of church business administrator at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Rockford, Illinois. A year later, he moved to Des Moines, Iowa, where he was the development counselor for Lutheran Social Service of Iowa. Another career change took him into the insurance business. For over twenty years, he managed the Conover Insurance Agency in West Des Moines, Iowa, for Farmers Insurance, retiring in 1995 at age 79.

In the fall of 1999, Harold and Florence moved to Virginia to be near their sonJames H Conover, and his wife, Carol, and daughter, Joann F Schultz, and her husband, William. In 2006, all three families moved to The Villages in Florida. Harold was a member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church and St. Mark Lutheran Church in Virginia and Hope Lutheran Church in The Villages.

In addition to his son and daughter, Harold is survived by a brother, Theodore M. Conover, Fort Lauderdale, Florida; four grandchildren, Gerhardt O. Reiss, Curlew, Washington; Randolf H. Reiss, Austin, Texas; Dana L. Pomerantz. Mountain Home, Idaho; Jeffrey J. Conover, Poquoson, Virginia; Mary J. Schultz, Brooklyn, New York; David R. Schultz, Hampton, Virginia; and eight great grandchildren. His sister, Ila Mae “Connie” Conover, his parents, and his wife preceded him in death.

      Florence Marian Gibbs Van Linder was born on 26-Dec-1917 at Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. She was the daughter of Clinton H. Van Linder. Florence married Harold Elden Conover, son of Harold James Conover and Ethel Knickerbocker, on 14-Jul-1937 at Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan. Florence Marian Gibbs Van Linder died in 2009.
     She was adopted adopted by George Phillip Gibbs and sp. Marian Renn Morford on 15-Jul-1925? At Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan.

      Francis M. Stone was born on 3-Apr-1897. She was the daughter of Edward Braislin Stone and Lillian Venable. Francis married Thomas Ryan.
      Served for 35 years as secretary to the warden at the New Jersey State Penitentiary (originally her father, Edward, until his death in 1934).

      Dorothy M. Stone was born on 5-Apr-1900. She was the daughter of Edward Braislin Stone and Lillian Venable. Dorothy married Robert Tugwell circa 1925. Dorothy M. Stone died at Tennessee.

      Thomas Ryan was born circa 1895. Thomas married Francis M. Stone, daughter of Edward Braislin Stone and Lillian Venable.

      Robert Tugwell was born circa 1895. Robert married Dorothy M. Stone, daughter of Edward Braislin Stone and Lillian Venable, circa 1925.

      Hazel Louise Grimes was born circa 1920. Hazel married James Johnson Goodenough Stone Jr., son of James Johnson Goodenough Stone Sr. and Mary Anna Cole. Hazel Louise Grimes died at Gallup, McKinley County, New Mexico.

      James Johnson Goodenough Stone Sr. was born on 9-Feb-1877 at Mount Laurel, Burlington County, New Jersey. He was the son of James Love Stone and Frances L. Goodenough. James married Mary Anna Cole, daughter of Henry Perry Cole and Mary Ann Riker, on 8-Jul-1911 at Cresskill, Bergen County, New Jersey. James Johnson Goodenough Stone Sr. died on 21-Jul-1954 at Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont, at age 77. James was buried at Meetinghouse Hill Cemetery, Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont.
     He was also known as James Johnson Goodenough Stone. Named for paternal Grandfather, James Johnson Goodenough
Soldier, Spanish-American War
Enlisted New Jersey National Guard, 1 April 1894 to 1 April 1898
Enlisted New Jersey Infantry 1 April 1898 to 11 Feb. 1899
Re-enlisted U.S. Infantry at Philadelphia 2 May 1899, Co. F, 23rdInfantry, Discharged 1 May 1902
Shown on census 1900: 336 Penn Street, Burlington, NJ
Enlisted U.S. Navy 1906 to 1910; served U.S.S. Tennessee
Re-enlisted U.S. Navy 14 June 1910, discharged 1 Mar. 1911
Printer
GrðVìŒ7äoundskeeper, Country Club, Tenafly, NJ
Living 1950-Death: Western Avenue, West Brattleboro, Vermont.

      Mary Anna Cole was born on 28-Mar-1876 at Tenafly, Bergen County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Henry Perry Cole and Mary Ann Riker. Mary married William H. Thompson on 21-Oct-1896 at Highwood, Bergen County, New Jersey; 1 _FA1
2 DATE 22 JUL 1910
2 PLAC Bergen Co., NJ
1 _MEND Divorce. Mary married James Johnson Goodenough Stone Sr., son of James Love Stone and Frances L. Goodenough, on 8-Jul-1911 at Cresskill, Bergen County, New Jersey. Mary Anna Cole died on 3-Apr-1953 at Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont, at age 77. Mary was buried at Meetinghouse Hill Cemetery, Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont.
      One of the original American members of the Baha'i Faith
"Pioneer" of the Faith to Brattleboro, VT
Seamstress, housewife.

      William H. Thompson was born circa 1875. William married Mary Anna Cole, daughter of Henry Perry Cole and Mary Ann Riker, on 21-Oct-1896 at Highwood, Bergen County, New Jersey; 1 _FA1
2 DATE 22 JUL 1910
2 PLAC Bergen Co., NJ
1 _MEND Divorce.

      James Johnson Goodenough was born on 4-Sep-1826 at Upper Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown. James married Margaret Barton Keyes, daughter of NathanAbraham? Keyes and Margaret (Unknown), in Nov-1847 at 55 Center St., Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. James Johnson Goodenough died on 6-Feb-1911 at Mount Laurel, Burlington County, New Jersey, at age 84. James was buried at Colestown Cemetery, Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
     James Johnson's left a will on 23-Nov-1910

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JAMES JOHNSON GOODENOUGH
BE IT REMEMBERED that I, James Johnson Goodenough, of Moorestown, inthe County of Burlington and State of New Jersey, being of sound mind,memory and understanding, do make and publish this my last will andtestament, in way and manner following, viz: --
Item 1st: -- I order and direct that my funeral expenses and justdebts shall be paid and satisfied as soon as can be conveniently doneafter my decease, and I further direct my executor to place at my grave ahead stone and a foot stone similar to the stones at the grave of mywife. I further direct that my name and age shall be inscribed on asmall monument that has been erected near the grave of my wife, andinterred [?] to or consecrated to both our memories. I also direct thatmy grave shall be walled.
Item 2nd: -- After the payment of debts and expenses in my estate,I bequeath to my executor and trustee, hereinafter named, the sum of TwoThousand Dollars ($2,000) in trust nevertheless, for the following usesand purposes, viz: -- To invest the said sum on good and safesecurities, according to the best judgment of my executor and trustee andto pay the income therefrom, less legal expenses, to Sarah A.B. Witcraft(wife of Samuel S. Witcraft) in semi annual payments, yearly and everyyear during her natural life. After her decease, it is my will that theTwo Thousand Dollars ($2,000) principal of her trust shall be equallydivided between my two daughters, Margaret . Lamb and Emma V. Frowert,share and share alike. In case my said daughters, Margaret C. Lamb andEmma V. Frowert, or either of them, shall not be surviving at the time ofthe distribution of the above principal, the child or children of adeceased daughter shall take his, her or their mother's share.
Item 3rd: -- To my granddaughter, Margaret Eldridge, daughter ofCatharine H. Haines, I give and bequeath Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars($250) absolute. To Lillian Haines (widow ofmy deceased grandson,Zebedge [?] Haines, I give and bequeath Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars($250) to be used by the said Lillian Haines for the benefit of her son,Clarence Haines.
Item 4th: -- To my grandson, James J.G. Stone, who was named for me, I give my gold watch and Five Hundred Dollars ($500) out of myestate. To my grandson, Edward B. Stone, I give and bequeath FiveHundred Dollars ($500) out of my estate. In case of the death of eithergrandson before my death, the childðVìŒ7.. or children of a deceased grandsonshall inherit the father's bequest.
Item 5th: -- To Nellie Goodenough and Harry Goodenough, children ofmy deceased son, Biddle H. Goodenough, I give One Dollar ($1.00) each.
To my nephew Ulysses S. Goodenough of Mount Laurel, I give andbequeath One Hundred Dollars ($100); to my niece Ella Berry (wife ofDavid Berry) I give and bequeath Two Hundred Dollars ($200) out of myestate.
Item 6th: -- After payment of the above bequests and the necessaryexpenses incurred in the settlement of my estate, I direct that thebalance and residue shall be equally divided between my two daughters,namely: -- Margaret C. Lamb and Emma V. Frowert, share and share alike,and in case either of my two daughters shall not survive me, then thechild or children of a deceased daughter shall take the mother's share.
Item 7th: -- In case I shall die seized of any real estate, Idirect my executor and trustee to make sale of my real property at suchtime or times after my decease as shall seem for the best interest of myestate, either at public sale or by private contract, and to make to thepurchaser or purchasers thereof, in due form of law, all and every suchdeed or deeds whatsoever as shall be necessary for granting, conveying orassuring the same or any part thereof, as well as I could have done inlifetime. The proceeds of such sale or sales to become a part of theresidue of my estate.
Lastly, I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint the BurlingtonCounty Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Moorestown, N.J., to be theexecutor of and the trustee under this my last will and testament.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty-third day of November, A.D. 1910.
his
James Johnson X Goodenough (Ex.)
mark
Signed, sealed, published and declared by the same James JohnsonGoodenough as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us,who at his request, in his presence and in the presence of each other,have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses.
Edna G. Fuller
Horace S. Edgar
State of New Jersey.
Burlington County. ss.
Edna G. Fuller and Horace S. Edgar, the witnesses to the within Will being duly sworn according to law did depose and say that they saw JamesJohnson Goodenough, the testator therein named, sign and seal the sameand heard him publish, pronounce and declare the within writing to be hislast Will and Testament and that, at the time of the doing thereof, thesaid testator was of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding,so far as they know and as they verily believe, and that they both werepresent at the same time and signed their names as witnesses to the saidWill, together with and in the presence of the said testator.
Sworn and subscribed at ) Edna G. Fuller
Mount Holly, County and State ) Horace S. Edgar
aforesaid, February 20, A.D. )
1911, before me. )
W.P. Lippincott, Surrogate.

1850 NJ Census, Delaware Twp., Camden Co. (household 327/333):
James J. Goodenough, 23/M, Farmer, b. NJ
Margarette " , 23/F, b. NJ
Sarah A. " , 2/F, b. NJ
Caroline " [sic, Catherine?], F/10-12, b. NJ
Matilda Turpin, 18/F, b. NJ

Living 1860, 1870, 1880: Farm in Evesham Township (now Mt. Laurel),Burlington, NJ (valued 1870 at $12,000; personal property at $1,500)
Burlington County Real Estate Records
1894 From William Barton (310-78)
1 Nov. 1898 To Elmer E. Day (335-18ðVìŒ7..1) -- $3,000, two tracts, Mt.Laurel
26 Feb. 1908 To Anna Edwards (429-426) -- $9,000, three tracts, Mt.Laurel (formerly Evesham) (signed "X -- his mark")

From the Burlington (NJ) Gazette, 20 Jan. 1883, p.3, col. 3:
-- An exciting runaway took place in Burlington on Friday afternoon oflast week. James J. Goodenough was driving a two-horse sleighing team upBroad street, there being three or four persons in the sleigh. Mr.Goodenough, not being familiar with the ground, undertook to drive acrossthe Commons in order to get out of the way of an approaching train. Whenthe sleigh struck the curbstone the tongue was broken loose, and thehorses ran on, leaving Mr. Goodenough and party sitting in their sleighin a state of bewildered astonishment. The horses ran down Tathamstreet, passing the West End hotel in their mad career, and turning tothe right went overboard into the cold waters of the Assiscunk, by theside of Oliver's coal yard. There was some ice on the reek but thehorses went through it and found themselves enjoying an unexpected bath.The water is several feet deep at that point, but the animals managed tokeep their heads above water until they were fished out, which was nosmall job. Several persons went to the rescue of the horses. Plankswere placed in the water with one end on the wharf, and then by puttingcarpet around one horse and using ropes the animal was pulled out quiteeasily. The other horse was in the water nearly an hour, being close tothe wharf. Finally ropes were put around the body of the horse and themen lifted him up out of the water and on the wharf. Fortunately thewater was not over the heads of the horses, the tide being half way down.The ice waðVìŒ7..s covered with snow and the horses were no doubt astonishedwhen they found themselves struggling in the water. The horses wereplaced in the stable of Samuel W. Taylor, and well cared for until thenext morning, when they came out looking almost as well as usual. Mr.Goodenough wanted to drive home that night but Mr. Taylor, knowing thatit would be an unwise thing to do, objected to his doing so. When thehorses plunged into the water they were quite warm from their long drive.The team was at an unknown age valuable one, and we understand the owner has beenoffered $1,000 for them. After the tongue came loose from the sleigh thehorses did not start at once, but were scared by some persons in thevicinity. Mr. Goodenough lives between Moorestown and Marlton, and is abrother of the late Captain Goodenough of this city. All thingsconsidered the accident was less disastrous than might have beenexpected.

From the Burlington Gazette (NJ), 1911: "February 6th, at Moorestown,JAMES JOHNSON GOODENOUGHðVìŒ7.., aged 84 years and 3 months."

Buried at Colestown Cemetery, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Section J, Lots220-231, with wife, brother-in-law, Abraham Keys, daughter Emma Frowert,son Biddle H., and possibly granddaughter, Martha V. Kann (1881-1950).

      Margaret Barton Keyes was born on 4-Mar-1826 at 55 Center St., Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of NathanAbraham? Keyes and Margaret (Unknown). Margaret married James Johnson Goodenough, son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown, in Nov-1847 at 55 Center St., Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. Margaret Barton Keyes died on 10-Nov-1897 at Mount Laurel, Burlington County, New Jersey, at age 71. Margaret was buried at Colestown Cemetery, Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

     Elwood was buried at Moorestown, Burlington County, New Jersey. He was born circa 1835 at 55 Center St., Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. He was the son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown. Elwood Goodenough died in 1862 at White Oak Church, Virgina.
      Elwood Goodenough:
Enlisted Pvt.: 9/1/62, Co. H, 23rd NJ Vols.
Died: 12/29/62, Typhoid Fever, at White Oak Church, Va.
Near Fredericksburg, Va.

      Sarah Ann B. Goodenough was born on 13-Jan-1849. She was the daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. Sarah married Samuel S. Witcraft circa 1870.
     Sarah Ann B. Goodenough resided at at Hatboro, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

      James Johnson Goodenough Stone Jr. was born on 3-May-1912 at Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey. He was the son of James Johnson Goodenough Stone Sr. and Mary Anna Cole. James married Hazel Louise Grimes. James Johnson Goodenough Stone Jr. died on 9-Feb-1989 at Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico, at age 76. James was buried at Gallup, McKinley County, New Mexico.

     Catharine H. Goodenough died at Burlington County, New Jersey. She was born in 1850. She was the daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. Catharine married (Unknown) Haines.

      Margaret Crispin Goodenough was born on 14-Mar-1854 at Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. Margaret married (Unknown) Lamb on 1-Oct-1873 at Marlton, Burlington County, New Jersey. Margaret married Joseph L. Oliphant after 1911 at Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey. Margaret Crispin Goodenough died after 1920 at 307 Prospect Ave., Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey.
      Oscar Stone: "Aunt Margaret had a big estate in Edgewater Park downbelow Burlington. There were terraces down to the Delaware River that wechildren would roll down. I heard a story that when they lived in thismansion in Edgewater, they had two doors off the dining room into anaviary. Aunt Margaret had parrot and when one of the ministers was atdinner one night one of the parrots sat very visibly in the doorway andyelled at the minister something about 'What's the matter with you!ðVìŒ73.'
"Margaret was a very regal lady, very 1800s. When the Depression hit,they, like a lot of people, lost everything because their business,insurance, was confined to insuring church altar ornaments, and thechurches couldn't afford to pay the ðVìŒ73.premiums any longer. They moved tolive with her daughter Florence Robinson in Hackensack in the '30s."

      Emma Jane Goodenough was born in 1855. She was the daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. Emma married (Unknown) Frowert. Emma Jane Goodenough died in 1923 at Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Biddle Haines Goodenough was born in 1856. He was the son of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. Biddle married Alice (Unknown). Biddle Haines Goodenough died in 1900 at Burlington County, New Jersey.

      (Unknown) Haines was born circa 1845. (Unknown) married Catharine H. Goodenough, daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. (Unknown) Haines died at Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Joseph L. Oliphant was born circa 1850. Joseph married Margaret Crispin Goodenough, daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes, after 1911 at Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey. Joseph L. Oliphant died at Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey.

      (Unknown) Frowert was born circa 1850. (Unknown) married Emma Jane Goodenough, daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. (Unknown) Frowert died at Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Alice (Unknown) was born circa 1860. Alice married Biddle Haines Goodenough, son of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes. Alice (Unknown) died at Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Margaret Haines was born circa 1875. She was the daughter of (Unknown) Haines and Catharine H. Goodenough. Margaret married (Unknown) Eldridge.
     Margaret Haines resided at at Upper Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

      (Unknown) Eldridge was born circa 1875. (Unknown) married Margaret Haines, daughter of (Unknown) Haines and Catharine H. Goodenough.
     (Unknown) Eldridge resided at at Upper Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

      Zebedge Haines was born circa 1875. He was the son of (Unknown) Haines and Catharine H. Goodenough. Zebedge married Lillian (Unknown). Zebedge Haines died before 1911 at Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Lillian (Unknown) was born circa 1880. Lillian married Zebedge Haines, son of (Unknown) Haines and Catharine H. Goodenough. Lillian (Unknown) died at Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Nellie Goodenough was born circa 1880. She was the daughter of Biddle Haines Goodenough and Alice (Unknown).

      Harry Goodenough was born circa 1880. He was the son of Biddle Haines Goodenough and Alice (Unknown).

      NathanAbraham? Keyes was born circa 1795. NathanAbraham? married Margaret (Unknown).

      Joseph A. Goodenough was born on 27-Oct-1820. He was the son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown. Joseph married Emmeline Havens. Joseph A. Goodenough died in 1892 at Crosswicks, Burlington County, New Jersey.

      James Love Stone was born on 30-Mar-1854 at Newtown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Reuben , Sr. Stone and Emily Black Love. James married Frances L. Goodenough, daughter of James Johnson Goodenough and Margaret Barton Keyes, on 17-Apr-1876 at Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey. James Love Stone died on 10-Mar-1937 at Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, at age 82. James was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Burlington, Burlington County, New Jersey.
      Living 1860: Mt. Laurel
Living 1900: 336 Penn Street, Burlington, New Jersey
Also Present: Mother, Emily Black Love Stone; sister, Emma StoneAnderson, son Edward B. Stone; Edward's wife, Lillian; and theirdaughters, Frances and Dorothy
Occupation: Carriage Upholsterer
Living 1907: 109 Broad Street, Burlington, New Jersey
Living 1908: 25 Broad Street, Burlington, New Jersey
Living 1908: 215 Conover Street, Burlington, New Jersey
Living 1917/8: Acorn Hotel, Allentown, PenðVìŒ7.nsylvania, working as trimmerof Mack Trucks
Living 1926: 211 Conover Street (employed at Jordan's AutomobilePainting & Trimming, 201-203 East Federal)
Member: First Baptist Church, Burlington, New Jersey.

      William Goodenough was born circa 1824 at 55 Center St., Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. He was the son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown. William married Sarah Ann Bramin. William Goodenough died on 15-May-1898 at Moorestown, Burlington County, New Jersey.

      Edward A. Goodenough was born on 24-Feb-1830 at 55 Center St., Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. He was the son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown. Edward married Mary (Unknown); 3 children.

      John Wesley Goodenough was born circa 1836. He was the son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown. John married Mary Duvell.
     John Wesley Goodenough Enlisted as sgt. 8/25/62, Co. H. 23rd NJ Vols.
Made First Sgt.: 1/31/63
Mustered out: 6/27/63, 23rd a nine months regiment.

Enlisted: 3/10/65 as Cpt., Co. K, 40th NJ Vol.
Promoted, brevet, Major: 4/2/65
Mustered out: 7/13/65, at Hall's Hill, Virginia.

      Emmeline Havens was born in 1825. Emmeline married Joseph A. Goodenough, son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown. Emmeline Havens died on 15-Nov-1898 at Burlington County, New Jersey.
     She was also known as Emily Havens.

      Sarah Ann Bramin was born circa 1825. Sarah married William Goodenough, son of Abraham Goodenough and Mary Brown.

      Ezekiel Brown was born on 12-Jan-1763 at 55 Center St., Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. Ezekiel married Sarah Ann Barkalow on 9-May-1797 at Monmouth County, New Jersey. Ezekiel Brown died on 2-Jun-1828 at Freehold Twp., Monmouth County, New Jersey, at age 65.