Good was born in Kaysville, Utah, the son of Hans Goodlieb Carl Rasmussen and Anna Margretha Hansen Rasmussen – originally from Denmark. He was an only child.
He married Annie Anderson on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1888 at the home of N.W. Millar, near Rexberg, Idaho. They had eight children – Carrie, Margaret, Betty, Elna, Orson, Meyers, John A, and Percy T.
They were among the first settlers of Camus Meadows. He was a true pioneer and a valuable member of a new community.
Good was killed from injuries in a farming accident. His wife Annie died in Pocatello, Idaho on 20 Jan 1957.
I found both of their stories in "The Settlers of the Silver Sage" of the Clark County Idaho Historical Society.
He married Annie Anderson on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1888 at the home of N.W. Millar, near Rexberg, Idaho. They had eight children – Carrie, Margaret, Betty, Elna, Orson, Meyers, John A, and Percy T.
They were among the first settlers of Camus Meadows. He was a true pioneer and a valuable member of a new community.
Good was killed from injuries in a farming accident. His wife Annie died in Pocatello, Idaho on 20 Jan 1957.
I found both of their stories in "The Settlers of the Silver Sage" of the Clark County Idaho Historical Society.
Good was born in Kaysville, Utah, the son of Hans Goodlieb Carl Rasmussen and Anna Margretha Hansen Rasmussen – originally from Denmark. He was an only child.
He married Annie Anderson on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1888 at the home of N.W. Millar, near Rexberg, Idaho. They had eight children – Carrie, Margaret, Betty, Elna, Orson, Meyers, John A, and Percy T.
They were among the first settlers of Camus Meadows. He was a true pioneer and a valuable member of a new community.
Good was killed from injuries in a farming accident. His wife Annie died in Pocatello, Idaho on 20 Jan 1957.
I found both of their stories in "The Settlers of the Silver Sage" of the Clark County Idaho Historical Society.
He married Annie Anderson on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1888 at the home of N.W. Millar, near Rexberg, Idaho. They had eight children – Carrie, Margaret, Betty, Elna, Orson, Meyers, John A, and Percy T.
They were among the first settlers of Camus Meadows. He was a true pioneer and a valuable member of a new community.
Good was killed from injuries in a farming accident. His wife Annie died in Pocatello, Idaho on 20 Jan 1957.
I found both of their stories in "The Settlers of the Silver Sage" of the Clark County Idaho Historical Society.
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