Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
NameGeorge Emory Goodfellow Dr. Dr.
Birth23 Dec 1855, Downeyville, Seirra Co., CA, USA
Death7 Dec 1910, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA, USA Age: 54
BurialRosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA, USA
FatherMilton J. Goodfellow (1823-1887)
Children
BirthOct 1879, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA, USA
Death1972, San Francisco, San Francisco Co., CA, USA Age: 92
BirthMay 1882, Tombstone, Cochise CO., AZ, USA
Death18 Jul 1882, Tombstone, Cochise CO., AZ, USA Age: <1
BurialCity Cemetery, North End of Allen Street, Tombstone, Cochise Co., AZ, USA
Notes for George Emory Goodfellow Dr. Dr.
Tombstone doctor 1880-1891, Tuson 1891-1898, 1870 California military acadamy in Oakland, 1871 freshman class Cal-Berkley, 1872 US navel acadamy, 1872 enroled in medical school in Wooster University Cleveland,Ohio got his medical degree in feb 1876, apr 1876 married Katherine Colt in Meadville,,PA
census 1880 should be at fort Lowell near Tuson,Arizona, census 1900 should be in San Francisco, Died in Los Angels 7 December 1910. Check Census in Arizona and California.
"Dr. Goodfellow" reports a second marriage for Dr. George. George Parsons, who's diary includes a great deal of information on what must have been a friendship of many decades, says on 14 March, 1906, that he was invited to a party honoring Mrs. George Goodfellow," who I had never seen"; the party was at the Los Angeles home of Dr. George's sister Mary Catherine and her husband Charles W. Fish. Chaput beleives the marriage was in late 1905 or early 1906 and the record was among those destroyed in the great fire after the San Francisco earthquake. See page 145 and 146 of " Dr. Goodfellow".
This part of the book also reports that Dr. Goodfellow was a member of the Bohemian Club, the Claremont Country Club in Oakland, the California Club of Los Angeles, the University Club of San Francisco etc. Chaput speculates that this new wife, Mary Elizabeth, was someone he met at the high social circle he was moving in at that time.
Page 167 of "Dr. Goodfellow" mentions that we don't know what happened to Dr. Goodfellow's widow, Mary Elizabeth. The 1920 census lists a Mary E. Goodfellow, widow, living on Hoover St. in L.A. but she isn't listed in City Directories or the death index. Maybe remarried.
Goodfellow, George Emory (1855-1910)
Collection held at Arizona Historical Society. Southern Arizona Division. Library and Archives <index.cfm?event=ViewRepository&oid=581&cid=0>
Creator: Goodfellow, George Emory (1855-1910) Title: Personal and professional papers. Date: 1867-1975. Call Num: MS 296 Extent Description: .25 linear feet : documents. Description: Correspondence, diary, legal documents, news clippings, reminiscences, articles and manuscripts that trace Goodfellow's life and career and relate to frontier medical practices. Includes court documents of actions involving Goodfellow, typescripts of autopsy records for Cochise County, including the autopsy of Morgan Earp, a petition for Goodfellow to provide a county hospital, and printed material about Goodfellow. Also includes a diary from Goodfellow's childhood.
Rosedale Cemetery Address 1831 W. Washington Street Los Angeles, California
census 1880 should be at fort Lowell near Tuson,Arizona, census 1900 should be in San Francisco, Died in Los Angels 7 December 1910. Check Census in Arizona and California.
"Dr. Goodfellow" reports a second marriage for Dr. George. George Parsons, who's diary includes a great deal of information on what must have been a friendship of many decades, says on 14 March, 1906, that he was invited to a party honoring Mrs. George Goodfellow," who I had never seen"; the party was at the Los Angeles home of Dr. George's sister Mary Catherine and her husband Charles W. Fish. Chaput beleives the marriage was in late 1905 or early 1906 and the record was among those destroyed in the great fire after the San Francisco earthquake. See page 145 and 146 of " Dr. Goodfellow".
This part of the book also reports that Dr. Goodfellow was a member of the Bohemian Club, the Claremont Country Club in Oakland, the California Club of Los Angeles, the University Club of San Francisco etc. Chaput speculates that this new wife, Mary Elizabeth, was someone he met at the high social circle he was moving in at that time.
Page 167 of "Dr. Goodfellow" mentions that we don't know what happened to Dr. Goodfellow's widow, Mary Elizabeth. The 1920 census lists a Mary E. Goodfellow, widow, living on Hoover St. in L.A. but she isn't listed in City Directories or the death index. Maybe remarried.
Goodfellow, George Emory (1855-1910)
Collection held at Arizona Historical Society. Southern Arizona Division. Library and Archives <index.cfm?event=ViewRepository&oid=581&cid=0>
Creator: Goodfellow, George Emory (1855-1910) Title: Personal and professional papers. Date: 1867-1975. Call Num: MS 296 Extent Description: .25 linear feet : documents. Description: Correspondence, diary, legal documents, news clippings, reminiscences, articles and manuscripts that trace Goodfellow's life and career and relate to frontier medical practices. Includes court documents of actions involving Goodfellow, typescripts of autopsy records for Cochise County, including the autopsy of Morgan Earp, a petition for Goodfellow to provide a county hospital, and printed material about Goodfellow. Also includes a diary from Goodfellow's childhood.
Rosedale Cemetery Address 1831 W. Washington Street Los Angeles, California
Notes for George Emory (Family)
Date and place from Chaput's "Dr. Goodfellow".
Notes for Edith (Child 1)
Edith's birthdate and place are from the 1900 Census
Notes for George M. (Child 2)
As of July, 2007, his grave was easily found by the 7th tree beside the road running northwest, on the right side of the cemetery at the North end of Allen St. The grave was found by 12 year old James David Goodfellow, son of Marcus Oliver Goodfellow, distant cousins of little George.
GPS 31.7172N. 110.07875W.
GPS 31.7172N. 110.07875W.