Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
NameMatthew Allison Goodfellow
Birth9 Dec 1809, Bald Eagle TWP, Centre Co.,, PA, USA
Deathaft 1880 Age: 70
FatherWilliam Goodfellow (1782-1864)
Children
Birth10 Jun 1835, Huron Co., OH, USA
Death31 Aug 1903, St. Elizabeth Hospital, District of Columbia, USA Age: 68
Birth29 Sep 1836, Huron Co., OH, USA
Death5 May 1886, Neche, Pembina Co., ND, USA Age: 49
Birth19 Aug 1839, Wooster, Wayne Co., OH, USA
Death15 Nov 1910, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, USA Age: 71
BurialOakland Cemetery, Denison, Crawford Co., IA, USA
Birth26 Sep 1842, Wooster, Wayne Co., OH, USA
Death14 Dec 1870, Adams Co., IL, USA Age: 28
Birth26 Aug 1844, Wooster, Wayne Co., OH, USA
Death2 Dec 1916, Ashland, Saunders Co., NE, USA Age: 72
Burial5 Dec 1916, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Saunders Co., NE, USA
Birth14 Dec 1845, Wooster, Wayne Co., OH, USA
Death28 Mar 1931, ARG Age: 85
BurialLlavallol, ARG
MemoLlavallol Protestant Cemetery
Birth17 Jan 1849, Wooster, Wayne Co., OH, USA
Death1 feb or 30 jan 1865, Danville Prison, VA, USA Age: 16
Birth29 Mar 1851, Cedar TWP, Monroe Co., IA, USA
Death8 Apr 1880, Adel, Dallas Co., IA, USA Age: 29
Notes for Matthew Allison Goodfellow
Matthew Goodfellow was on the 1880 census living with his son, James K. P. Goodfellow in Mills Co., Iowa. In 1870 he was living near Le Grande, Oregon, a single man, who owned no land but had $500 in horses and farming equipment. In 1860, he and his second wife, Elizabeth, and his son, James K. P., were living in Sarpy Co, Nebraska. In 1850 he and his family appear on two states Census, Iowa and Ohio.
In May of 2011 I recieved via E-mail this regarding Matthew Allison Goodfellow from Helen Mickleburgh of Buenos Aires, Argentina, a great grand-daughter of Matthew and Drucilla Goodfellow through Helen Jane Goodfellow Thomson.
"I remember my father speaking to somebody - I must have been about 7 years old - and saying something like:-'My grandfather was a small politician who did not look after his children...' - he must have been told that by Helen Jane."
In May of 2011 I recieved via E-mail this regarding Matthew Allison Goodfellow from Helen Mickleburgh of Buenos Aires, Argentina, a great grand-daughter of Matthew and Drucilla Goodfellow through Helen Jane Goodfellow Thomson.
"I remember my father speaking to somebody - I must have been about 7 years old - and saying something like:-'My grandfather was a small politician who did not look after his children...' - he must have been told that by Helen Jane."
Notes for Hugh Culbertson (Child 1)
Hugh was ariginally asigned to Co. C 3rd batalion and was transferd to Co. K
in Civil War Co. K 2nd Reg't Iowa Inft Vols.
6 jan 1903 Hugh was transfured to the goverment hospital for the insane from the Danville Branch National home. The name and adress of his wife--Clara Goodfellow, #3203, Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
dec20 1898 Hughs Adress was 89 east 32nd street, Chicago Illinois
Hugh inlisted sep 1, 1862 residence Keosauqua, Iowa, was musterd out 1 june 1865 at Washington DC
in Civil War Co. K 2nd Reg't Iowa Inft Vols.
6 jan 1903 Hugh was transfured to the goverment hospital for the insane from the Danville Branch National home. The name and adress of his wife--Clara Goodfellow, #3203, Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
dec20 1898 Hughs Adress was 89 east 32nd street, Chicago Illinois
Hugh inlisted sep 1, 1862 residence Keosauqua, Iowa, was musterd out 1 june 1865 at Washington DC
Notes for William Rufus (Child 2)
William inlisted on 3 oct 1862 at Elk Point,Dakota Territory as a private Co. "B", 1 batt'n, Dakota Calvary. He was given $100 bounty of which $8 was retained to pay for a Sharps Carbine and $8 retained to pay for a revolver, He was mustered out 15 nov 1865 at Sioux City,Iowa. Company Muster Roll shows him absent jul and aug 1864, "sick in hospital Ft. Peirce,Dakota Territory"
he was a member of the Masonic fraternity of Pembina lodge #10, A.F. & A.M.
and was burried by them. He had a merchantile business in town for many years until he died.
he was a member of the Masonic fraternity of Pembina lodge #10, A.F. & A.M.
and was burried by them. He had a merchantile business in town for many years until he died.
Notes for Drucilla Louise (Child 4)
inheritance money from Culbertsons used to buy 160 acres in ,Crawford,Iowa from her brother Matthew A. Goodfellow.
Notes for Matthew Allison (Child 6)
inlisted at Bath Illinois on 1 jan 1862 he inlisted in the 53rd Illinois Infantry, He was discharged 2nd Lt. from co. "E" 30 mar 1865 at Goldsboro North Carolina. He was apointed Corpl. 1 jan 1862, apointed Sgt. 1 nov 1862
promoted to second Lt. 12 jul 1863. He was captured at Jackson Mississippi 12 jul 1863, confined at Richmond,VA. Paroled at City Point, VA. 23 sep 1863
He returned to his regiment and was retroactivly promoted. He was wounded in action 21 July, 1864 before Atlanta Georgia, "he recieved a wound in the right shoulder from a Minie rifle ball producing a severe laceration of the soft parts with extensive consminution of the distal end of the clavicle and ....
of the scapula." "The wound is disposed to reopen upon the ocasion of any undue exertion- has in fact reopened on the march from Atlanta to Savannah."
(Dr. William W. Welch surgeon 53rd Reg. Illinois Vet. Vol. Inft. 1st Brig. 4th Div. ..th army Corps. dated at Savannah Georgia 28 dec 1864.)
10 mar 1866 He applied for Invalid Pension at St. Joseph,Buchanan,Missouri
said he was unable to make a living because of his wound and had been working as a book agent. 2 witnesses apeared 1 was Matthew's brother-in-law Edward Miles(also a Buchanan Co. resident)
Dr, Henry W. Kendall ,Adams,Illinois treated Matthew in his last illness
promoted to second Lt. 12 jul 1863. He was captured at Jackson Mississippi 12 jul 1863, confined at Richmond,VA. Paroled at City Point, VA. 23 sep 1863
He returned to his regiment and was retroactivly promoted. He was wounded in action 21 July, 1864 before Atlanta Georgia, "he recieved a wound in the right shoulder from a Minie rifle ball producing a severe laceration of the soft parts with extensive consminution of the distal end of the clavicle and ....
of the scapula." "The wound is disposed to reopen upon the ocasion of any undue exertion- has in fact reopened on the march from Atlanta to Savannah."
(Dr. William W. Welch surgeon 53rd Reg. Illinois Vet. Vol. Inft. 1st Brig. 4th Div. ..th army Corps. dated at Savannah Georgia 28 dec 1864.)
10 mar 1866 He applied for Invalid Pension at St. Joseph,Buchanan,Missouri
said he was unable to make a living because of his wound and had been working as a book agent. 2 witnesses apeared 1 was Matthew's brother-in-law Edward Miles(also a Buchanan Co. resident)
Dr, Henry W. Kendall ,Adams,Illinois treated Matthew in his last illness
Notes for James Knox Polk (Child 7)
Enroled on the 20th of march 1862 as a private in company G in the 13th (subsequently 5th) regiment Missouri state Militia Vol. cavalry. He was discharged the 13th of april 1865 at St. Louis Missouri. Since leaving the service he lived 3 years in Missouri 34 years in Iowa and 10 years in Nebraska (this in 1912).
State census 1885 Rawls TWP,Mills,Iowa 112/112 TWP 71 range 42 sec 2 SE SE1/4
1880 census page 164-165 Mills County, Iowa shows James' parents both born in Pennsylvania, shows Matthew A.'s parents born in Ireland and Pensylvania.
In the 1870 Census of Nodaway twp., Andrew Co., Missouri, page 259, household 111, are James Goodfellow, age 25 who works for the railroad, Alice, his wife, age 17, who keeps house, and their son, Frederick, four months old.
Be nice to know if their "family home" that is mentioned is still standing in Ashland.
Obituary: James K. P. Goodfellow, Dec. 1916
Mike Ballou Posted: 27 Jan 2005 6:42PM
Classification: Obituary
Surnames: Goodfellow,Thompson ,Hurlbutt , Miles
Ashland Gazette: Dec. 7, 1916 James K. P. Goodfellow Dies Surname Facts
Dies December 2, 1916 - Funeral Tuesday Forenoon. James K. P. Goodfellow was born in Wooster Ohio, August 26, 1844. He was reared at the parental home and spent his early boyhood on the farm. The family moved from Wooster in 1850, to Albia, Iowa
In March, 1862, when but 17 years old, he volunteered as a soldier, in the Union army, enlisting in the 5th Missouri cavalry. After serving four years and one month at the front, he received honorable discharge in 1865. On his return, he entered Tabor college, at Tabor, Ia., and later was successfully engaged in teaching in Mills County, Iowa.
On August 6th, 1869, Mr. Goodfellow was united in marriage to Miss Alice M. Hurlbutt, who survives him. From this union were born ten children, two of whom died in infancy. The others, Frederick H., Hugh C., Ralph A., Eunice M., James, Elsie A., Fanchion, and Robert; also one sister, Mrs. Helen Thompson, Argentine, South America; nine grandchildren; nephews, Edward and Joseph Miles; two nieces, Mrs. M. E. Jones, Dennison, Iowa , and Mrs. J. Keenan, Denver, Colorado.
. Mr. Goodfellow removed to Nebraska in 1901, and, excepting the time spent in Cherry County, Nebraska where he was engaged in stock-raising, the family home has been in Ashland.
His last illness was brief and was the result of an inflammation of the veins, from which a clot entered the heart, causing death, Saturday, December 2, 1916. Interment was made in the Ashland cemetery. Out of town relatives attending the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hurlbutt, Tabor, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilkins, Tabor, Iowa; Mrs. M. E. Jones, Dennison , Iowa; Mrs. J. Keenan, Denver, Colo.; Mr. Edward Miles and son, Dunlap, Iowa; Mr. Fred Weatherhead , Tabor, Iowa; Miss Jessie Wilkins
Crete, Neb.; Mr. Hugh Goodfellow, Merriman , Neb.
State census 1885 Rawls TWP,Mills,Iowa 112/112 TWP 71 range 42 sec 2 SE SE1/4
1880 census page 164-165 Mills County, Iowa shows James' parents both born in Pennsylvania, shows Matthew A.'s parents born in Ireland and Pensylvania.
In the 1870 Census of Nodaway twp., Andrew Co., Missouri, page 259, household 111, are James Goodfellow, age 25 who works for the railroad, Alice, his wife, age 17, who keeps house, and their son, Frederick, four months old.
Be nice to know if their "family home" that is mentioned is still standing in Ashland.
Obituary: James K. P. Goodfellow, Dec. 1916
Mike Ballou Posted: 27 Jan 2005 6:42PM
Classification: Obituary
Surnames: Goodfellow,Thompson ,Hurlbutt , Miles
Ashland Gazette: Dec. 7, 1916 James K. P. Goodfellow Dies Surname Facts
Dies December 2, 1916 - Funeral Tuesday Forenoon. James K. P. Goodfellow was born in Wooster Ohio, August 26, 1844. He was reared at the parental home and spent his early boyhood on the farm. The family moved from Wooster in 1850, to Albia, Iowa
In March, 1862, when but 17 years old, he volunteered as a soldier, in the Union army, enlisting in the 5th Missouri cavalry. After serving four years and one month at the front, he received honorable discharge in 1865. On his return, he entered Tabor college, at Tabor, Ia., and later was successfully engaged in teaching in Mills County, Iowa.
On August 6th, 1869, Mr. Goodfellow was united in marriage to Miss Alice M. Hurlbutt, who survives him. From this union were born ten children, two of whom died in infancy. The others, Frederick H., Hugh C., Ralph A., Eunice M., James, Elsie A., Fanchion, and Robert; also one sister, Mrs. Helen Thompson, Argentine, South America; nine grandchildren; nephews, Edward and Joseph Miles; two nieces, Mrs. M. E. Jones, Dennison, Iowa , and Mrs. J. Keenan, Denver, Colorado.
. Mr. Goodfellow removed to Nebraska in 1901, and, excepting the time spent in Cherry County, Nebraska where he was engaged in stock-raising, the family home has been in Ashland.
His last illness was brief and was the result of an inflammation of the veins, from which a clot entered the heart, causing death, Saturday, December 2, 1916. Interment was made in the Ashland cemetery. Out of town relatives attending the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hurlbutt, Tabor, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilkins, Tabor, Iowa; Mrs. M. E. Jones, Dennison , Iowa; Mrs. J. Keenan, Denver, Colo.; Mr. Edward Miles and son, Dunlap, Iowa; Mr. Fred Weatherhead , Tabor, Iowa; Miss Jessie Wilkins
Crete, Neb.; Mr. Hugh Goodfellow, Merriman , Neb.
Notes for Charles Isaiah (Child 10)
company G, 23rd reg. Ohio Vol. joined 26 feb 1864, at Wooster,Ohio. He was captured in a battle 24 jul 1864 at Windchester,Virginia. Was confined at Danville, Virginia Prison where he died of desease jan 30 or feb 1 1865 just 2 weeks past his 16th birthday.