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     Alita Goodell was born on 16 December 1904.¹ She was the daughter of John Goodell and Eva Leeper.¹ Alita Goodell died on 20 February 1993 probably in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, at the age of 88.²

     Andrew Goodell was born on 11 March 1877.¹ He was the son of John H. Goodell and Harriet Abigail Sewall.¹ Andrew Goodell married Ida Foster on 15 May 1905.¹

     Harvey Goodell was born on 4 October 1902.¹ He was the son of John Goodell and Eva Leeper.¹

     Heibert Goodell was born on 17 July 1900.¹ He was the son of John Goodell and Eva Leeper.¹

     Helen Goodell was born on 26 October 1898.¹ She was the daughter of John Goodell and Eva Leeper.¹

     Horace Goodell was born on 21 December 1896.¹ He was the son of John Goodell and Eva Leeper.¹

     John Goodell was born on 1 March 1875 in Chandlerville.¹ He was the son of John H. Goodell and Harriet Abigail Sewall.¹ John Goodell married Eva Leeper on 18 March 1896.¹

     John Foster Goodell was born on 20 February 1908 in Jacksonville, Florida.¹ He was the son of Andrew Goodell and Ida Foster.¹

     John H. Goodell was born on 14 April 1832 in Woodstock, Windom County, Connecticut.¹ He married his second wife Harriet Abigail Sewall, daughter of William Sewall and Elizabeth Ward Middleton, on 28 December 1865 at Jacksonville.^1,2 John H. Goodell died on 17 October 1908 in his home, Chandlerville, Illinois, at the age of 76.¹ Mr. Goodell belonged to the Prohibition party in politics, previous to which he was a Democrat, with the exception of the years 1856 and 1860, when he voted the Republican ticket. He is a member of the Good Templar's Lodge, No. 357. For thirty-five years he has been a Deacon in the church, and he is active in Sunday-school work, having taught the largest Bible class of the older scholars in the Sabbath-school for thirty years. His worthy wife aids him in all good work. She belongs to the Women's Christian Temperance Union and other ladies' societies, and the whole family are church attendants. They are, in fact, of that class it was said they "are the salt of the earth," adding savor to the work of the world.²

     Lida Goodell was born on 2 February 1871 in Chandlerville.¹ She was the daughter of John H. Goodell and Harriet Abigail Sewall.¹ Lida Goodell married Benjamin Wellenrelter on 27 November 1902.¹

     Lucy Goodell was born on 28 May 1868 in Chandlerville, Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of John H. Goodell and Harriet Abigail Sewall.¹ Lucy Goodell graduated from Nurses Training School, Chicago.¹ She married Dr. Andrew Struble.¹

     Susie Goodell was born on 27 February 1880.¹ She was the daughter of John H. Goodell and Harriet Abigail Sewall.¹

     William Sewall Goodell was born on 16 September 1872 in Chandlerville.¹ He was the son of John H. Goodell and Harriet Abigail Sewall.¹ William Sewall Goodell married Martha Harbison on 25 April 1900.¹ William Sewall Goodell. He was a lumberman in Chandlerville.¹

     Edwin Goodenough was the son of Fayett C. Goodenough and Katie E. Wood.¹

     Fayett C. Goodenough married Katie E. Wood, daughter of Moses Gerrish Wood and Sarah Armstrong.¹

     Herbert Goodenough was born in 1889.¹ He was the son of Fayett C. Goodenough and Katie E. Wood.¹ Herbert Goodenough married (unknown) (Unknown).¹

     Ruth Goodenough was born in 1914.¹ She was the daughter of Herbert Goodenough and (unknown) (Unknown).¹

     William Goodenow. Attorney at Law.¹ He married Eliza Quincy, daughter of Jacob Quincy and Ann Bigelow, on 10 June 1835 in Portland, Maine.^1,2

     Richard S. Goodhue married Sarah Quincy, daughter of Samuel Maverick Quincy and Sarah Smart, on 3 May 1817 in Portland, Maine.^1,2

     Christiana Goodman was born circa 1653.¹ She was the daughter of John Goodman and Mary (Unknown).² Christiana Goodman married Thomas Odell. Christiana Goodman died on 7 July 1698.¹

     John Goodman was the son of Richard Goodman and Elizabeth (Unknown).¹ John Goodman married Mary (Unknown). John Goodman died in 1674/75.¹

     Richard Goodman married Elizabeth (Unknown). Richard Goodman died in 1631.¹

     Ann Violette Goodrich was born in St. Mary's County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Francis Goodrich. Ann Violette Goodrich married Charles Sewall, son of Charles Sewall and Eleanor Brooke, between 19 April 1746 and 19 November 1754 in St. Mary's County, Maryland.²

     Judge Levi Whitney Goodrich was born on 31 May 1836 in Amherst, Loraine County, Ohio.¹ He married Alice Battle on 11 February 1869 probably in Waco, Texas.^1,2 Judge Levi Whitney Goodrich died on 29 July 1911 in Marlin, Texas, at the age of 75.¹ Levi W. Goodrich, son of Noah Whitney and Abby (Porter) Goodrich, was born in Amherst, Lorain County, Ohio, May 31,1836, and died in Marlin, Texas, July 29,1911. In 1845, his parents removed to Pittsfield, Mass., where he prepared for college. He entered the University in 1854, remaining until November, 1855.
He engaged in engineering work in Chicago, Ill. from May, 1856-1857; in Wisconsin, 1857-58; Illinois, 1858-59. In 1859, he located in Brown County, Texas, where he taught school until 1860; was district surveyor of Brown, Coleman and McCullough counties, 1860-61.
On the breaking out of the Civil War, he enlisted in the " McCullough'' regiment, and took part in the capture of the military posts on the Texas frontier in February, 1861. Soon after, this regiment was re-organized with Ben McCullough as colonel. Lieut. Goodrich was appointed adjutant of the Regiment, and served on the frontier of New Mexico until 1863, when he was commissioned captain Co. G, 30th Texas Cavalry. He commanded this company until the close of the war, taking part in many engagements in Texas, Arkansas and Indian Territory. He taught school in Robinsonville, McLennan County, 1865-66, at the same time studying law. He was admitted to the bar in Waco in May, 1866, and practiced his profession in McLennan and Falls counties for many years. He was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Texas in 1871, and before the Supreme Court of the United States in 1875. He was judge of the Nineteenth Judicial District, Texas, 1890-97.
He was married February 11, 1869, to Alice Battle of Waco, Tex. Ten children have been born to them: Frank Battle, born January 8, 1870, a civil engineer, died Marlin, Tex., May 17, 1902; Abby, born December 23, 1871, married Mr. R. B. Dickey, resides in Dallas, Tex; Nicholas Whitney, born March 6, 1878, resides in Marlin, Tex; Lee, born January 26, 1874, died June 6, 1875; Horace Porter, born December 23,1875, died June 12, 1877; Maria, born November 5, 1880, married Mr. B. C. Nettles, resides in Marlin, Tex; Mary, born March 20, 18S3, married Dr. F. B. Sewall, resides in Marlin, Tex; Alice, born September 15, 1885, married Mr. J. B. McNamara, resides in Waco, Tex; Levi, born January 15, 1888, resides in Ardmore, Okla; Thomas, born September 11, 1891, resides in Marlin, Texas.
Norwich University, 1819-1911; Her History, Her Graduates, Her Roll of Honor.¹

     Mary Lee Goodrich was born on 20 March 1883 in Marlin, Texas.⁴ She was the daughter of Judge Levi Whitney Goodrich and Alice Battle.^2,3 Mary Lee Goodrich married Dr. Francis Bates Sewall, son of Krouse Sewall and Frances Ann Bates, on 6 June 1906 in Marlin, Texas.^1,2 Mary Lee Goodrich died on 10 May 1929 in Falls County, Texas, at the age of 46.⁵ She was buried on 11 May 1929 in Calvary Cemetery, Marlin, Texas.^6,7

     Mary Wolcott Goodrich was born on 1 January 1846.² She was the daughter of Samuel Griswold Goodrich and Mary Booth.² Mary Wolcott Goodrich married Edward Jackson Lowell, son of Francis Cabot Lowell and Mary Lowell Gardner, on 14 January 1868.² Mary Wolcott Goodrich died on 5 April 1874 at the age of 28.²

     Samuel Griswold Goodrich married Mary Booth.¹

     Warren Osgood Goodrich was born in 1907.¹ He married Martha Rosamund Wood, daughter of Ross Garfield Wood and Grace L. Davis.¹ Warren Osgood Goodrich died in 1935.¹

     The marriage of Mahala Goodrum and Charles Webber Smith was registered in the quarter ending March 1853 in the Hackney, London Registration District.¹ Mahala's death was registered in the quarter ending September 1854 in the Bermondsey, London registration district.¹