Marriage
January 12, 1883, Daily News, Saint John
m. At residence of bride’s father, 10th inst., by Rev. C.T. Phillips, assisted by Rev. J.W. Clark, James E. GOOD, Studholm (Kings Co.) / Agnes B. McLEOD, same place. Source: Daniel F Johnson: Volume 59 Number 2274
January 12, 1883, The Daily Sun, Saint John
m. At residence of bride’s father, 10th inst., by Rev. C.T. Phillips, assisted by Rev. J.W. Clark, James E. GOOD, Studholm (Kings Co.) / Agnes B. McLEOD, same place. Source: Daniel F Johnson: Volume 59 Number 3618
January 13, 1883, The Daily Sun, Saint John
An interesting social event took place at the residence of Edw. McLEOD, Lower Millstream (Kings Co.) on eve. 10th inst., viz., the marriage of his eldest daughter, Agnes B. McLEOD to James E. GOOD, only s/o George L. GOOD, same place. The bridesmaid was Alice J. McLEOD d/o Robert E. McLEOD, cousin to the bride. The groomsman was Stanley KIERSTEAD, student-at-law. Source: Daniel F Johnson: Volume 59 Number 3623
1901 Canada Census – New Brunswick
| Province of New Brunswick – District No. 18 Kings – S. District No. 1 – Polling Subdivision No. 2 – In Studholm – Page 15 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Name | Sex | Colour | Relation to Head | Marital Status | Birth Date | Birth Year | Age Last BD | Place of Birth | Naturalized | Racial Origin | Nationality | Religion | Occupation | Employee Employer | Months at School | Can Read | Can Write | Can Speak English | Can Speak French | Mother Tongue |
| Good E. James | M | W | Head | M | 26 Dec | 1857 | 43 | N.B. | Yes | English | Canadian | Free Baptist | Farmer | Employer | Yes | Yes | Yes | English | ||
| Good B. Agnes | F | “ | Wife | M | 12 Nov | 1852 | 48 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | “ | “ | “ | “ | |||
| Good M. Ethel | F | “ | Daughter | S | 4 Nov | 1882 | 17 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | “ | “ | “ | “ | |||
| Good G. Elbridge | M | “ | Son | S | 20 Feb | 1887 | 14 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | Farmer’s Son | “ | “ | “ | “ | |||
| Good L. Helen | F | “ | Daughter | S | 21 Mar | 1890 | 10 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | 10 | “ | “ | “ | “ | ||
| Good J. Gertrude | F | “ | Daughter | S | 20 Jul | 1892 | 8 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | 10 | “ | “ | “ | “ | ||
| Good E. Ira | M | “ | Son | S | 20 Sep | 1894 | 6 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | “ | “ | “ | “ | |||
| Good Clifford | M | “ | Son | S | 21 Jan | 1898 | 3 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | No | No | Yes | “ | |||
| Good R. Gretta | F | “ | Daughter | S | 22 May | 1900 | 1 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | No | No | “ | ||||
| Fraser Rachal | F | “ | Lodger | S | 18 Dec | 1841 | 50 | “ | “ | “ | “ | “ | - | Employee | No | No | Yes | |||
| Source: 1901 Census of Canada | ||||||||||||||||||||
Obituary: The Late James E. Good
Funeral services for the late James E. Good were held from Grace United Church on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m., conducted by Rev. S.A. Harry. The choir led the singing and contributed an anthem. Mrs. George Argue was soloist.
Mr. Good was born at Mill Stream, New Brunswick, December 26th, 1857. James E. Good married Miss Agnes B. McLeod on January 10, 1883. On January 10th, 1943, they celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. Good was a pioneer of the district and a most highly respected citizen. He came with family to Fillmore in 1905 where he farmed 6 miles NE of Fillmore until he moved in Fillmore to live a few years ago. He was the organizer of the first Telephone Co. in the district and was president and director of the East Rural Telephone for years. He was a member of the Old Settlers School Board, a director of the Grain Growers Association and took an active part in all community welfare. He was a member of the Baptist Church and later joined the United Church to which he gave most earnest support and held the office of Senior Elder for many years.
He leaves to mourn his wife, two sons Ira and Clifford, Fillmore; three daughters (Ethel) Mrs. Deacon, Detroit; (Gertrude) Mrs. A. Raney, (Greta) Mrs. Howard Elder. He was predeceased by two daughters and a son. Helen, Lottie and Elbridge. Lottie, while very young, and Helen, Mrs. (Rev.) Robert Charlton, while they were on a trip to England. 22 grandchildren and 3 great children also survive. Burial was made in Fillmore cemetery.
Pallbearers were all pioneer friends: Messrs. L.E. Lubiens, S. Pollock, H.J. McDiarmid, W. Wright, W.O.Turnbull, Dr. T.H. Argue. The casket was covered with beautiful floral tributes, a testimony of respect on many friends. Fillmore friends join in deepest sympathy to Mrs. Good and her family in their bereavement.
Obituary Source: Family Genealogy Web Site of Grant Urban, now removed.
photo by Renae (Elder) Grubb
