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     Quentin Oral "Smokey" Goldman was born on 10 Mar 1920 at Wabash County, Illinois.⁴ He married Betty Norton Higgins, daughter of George Glen Higgins and Mae Montgomery, on 27 Dec 1941 at Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Betty was only fourteen and they were married secretly.^1,5 Quentin Oral "Smokey" Goldman died on 5 May 2005 at Mt. Carmel, Wabash County, Illinois, at age 85.⁴ He was buried on 9 May 2005 at Highland Memorial Cemetery, Mt. Carmel, Wabash County, Illinois.⁴
     He worked for Ashland Oil and they were members of the Church of God.⁴
     His obituary states:
     "Quentin O. "Smokey" Goldman, 85, of Mt. Carmel died on May 5, 2005, at Wabash General Hospital.
"He was born on March 19, 1920, in Mt. Vernon, Ind., the son of William Peter and Ora Margaret (Waddle) Goldman.
"Mr. Goldman was a member of the Church of the Nazarene in Mt. Carmel. He played music with Chlores Warlow and the Country Troubadours for 20 years.
"He worked for Ashland Oil Co. for 32 years before his retirement.
"He married Betty Higgins on Dec. 27, 1943. After her death, he married Joyce Mason on Aug. 8, 1981. She survives.
"Other survivors include a son, Gary Wayne Goldman, Princeton; two daughters, Joyce Elaine (Dale) Stillwell, Scottsburg, Ind., and Rita Sue (Lewis) Seaton, Mt. Carmel; two step-sons, Ernest Kimmel, Evansville, Ind., and Darrell Mason, Henderson, Ky; nine grandchildren, Mary Sue Broxterman, Deanna (Jeff) Miller, Paula (Randy) Banks, Melinda (Buddy) Coats, Michael Seaton, Cynthia Seaton, Quentin (Allie) Seaton, Matthew Goldman and Eric Goldman; six step-grandchildren, Stacey (Lloyd) Hughes, Sonya (David) McDaniels, Sandy (Dennis) Keneipp, Arthur (Tammy) Kimmell, Jeremiah Mason and Justin Mason; 12 great-grandchildren; 15 step-great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; one step-great-great-grandchild; one brother, Kermit Goldman, Browns, Ill; and a sister, Versie Goldman, Mt. Carmel.
"Preceding him in death were his parents; his first wife, Betty; son, Larry Dale Goldman; brothers, Roy, James and Pete Goldman; two infant sisters; and a daughter-in-law, Gracia Goldman.
"Services will be at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 9, in the chapel of Short Funeral Home in Mt. Carmel, with burial in Highland Cemetery.
"Visitation will be from 5-8 p.m. on Saturday, May 7, at the funeral home.
"Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital.⁶

     Roy Ernest Goldman was born on 1 Feb 1932 at Mt. Carmel, Wabash County, Illinois.^1,2 He died on 2 Aug 2004 at Lawrence County Memorial Hospital, Lawrenceville, Lawrence County, Illinois, at age 72.³ He was buried at Highland Memorial Cemetery.³
     His obituary states:
     "Roy E. Goldman, 72, of Calhoun, died with his family by his side Monday, 2 August 2004, at Lawrence County Memorial Hospital in Lawrenceville from complications of a stroke he suffered July 5, 2004.
"Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Short Funeral Home in Mt. Carmel. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in the chapel of the funeral home.
"Burial will be in Highland Memorial Cemetery.
"Mr. Goldman was born on February 1, 1932, in Mt. Carmel, the son of William P. and Ora M. (Waddle) Goldman. He married Mildred Slunaker. She survives.
"He was an Air Force veteran. He loved pitching horseshoes and enjoyed car racing. He was a very devoted family man. He retired from Snap-On in Mt. Carmel in 1993. He was also a farmer and raised registered Hereford cattle for 40 years.
"Mr. Goldman is survived by his wife of 49 years, Mildred Goldman, of Calhoun; a daughter Dee A. Breen and her husband, Steve, of Allendale; four grandchildren, Heather Willoughby and her husband, Chris, of Vincennes, Ind., Jessica Breen, Jim Breen, and Whitney Breen, all of Allendale; two great-grandchildren, Gaven and Paige Willoughby; two brothers, Quentin Goldman and his wife, Joyce, of Mt Carmel, and Kermit Goldman and his wife, Margaret, of Brown; a sister, Versie Goldman, of Mt. Carmel; and a special nephew, Gary Goldman.
"He was preceded in death by his parents, an infant grand-daughter, Hadley, two brothers, Jim and Pete Goldman, and two sisters.
"Memorials may be made to West Salem Senior Citizens."³

     Martha Cyrella Goldsberry was born on 7 Dec 1873 at Indiana.^1,3 She married James Henry Olds, son of Simeon Olds and Lydia M. "Lilly" Shaw, on 4 Apr 1891 at Fillmore County, Minnesota.^1,4 Martha Cyrella Goldsberry died on 10 Feb 1949 at Crow Wing County, Minnesota, at age 75^3,5 and was buried at Pequot Lakes Village Cemetery, Crow Wing County, Minnesota.⁶
     Martha Cyrella Olds and James Henry Olds appeared on the census of Apr 1910 at Village of Pequot, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, as follows:

Martha Cyrella Olds and James Henry Olds appeared on the census of 13 Jan 1920 at White Elk Township, Aitkin County, Minnesota, as follows:

Martha Cyrella Olds and James Henry Olds appeared on the census of Apr 1930 at Pequot Village, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, as follows:

     Rachel Goldsbury was born on 4 Apr 1870 at Indiana.^3,4 She married Alfonso Olds, son of Simeon Olds and Lydia M. "Lilly" Shaw, c 1890.³ Rachel Goldsbury died on 14 Sep 1957 at Ramsey County, Minnesota, at age 87.⁵
     Rachel Olds and Alfonso Olds appeared on the census of 4 Jun 1900 at Spring Valley Village, Spring Valley Township, Fillmore County, Minnesota, as follows:

Rachel Olds and Alfonso Olds appeared on the census of 15 Apr 1910 at Beulah Township, Cass County, Minnesota, as follows:

Rachel Olds and Alfonso Olds appeared on the census of Jan 1920 at Beulah, Cass County, Minnesota, as follows:

Rachel Goldsbury appeared on the census of Apr 1930 at Pequot Village, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, as follows:

     William Goldsworthy married Mary McAfee Olds, daughter of Frederick Augustus Olds and Sally Curran McAfee, on 29 Oct 1861.¹

     Catherine Good was the daughter of Jacob Good.¹ Catherine Good married Henry Hoover.

     Jacob Good died bt 12 Sep 1739 - 22 Jan 1741.¹
     "Jacob Good patented 106 acres on a branch of Beaver Creek in Martic Township (now Providence), Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in the right of Michael Shank on 12 Apr 1740. (see B3 on map)² He warranted another tract of 75 acres, also on Beaver Creek, on 24 Jan 1733.³ He did not comply with the conditions of the warrant and 68 acres were warranted to Henry Hoober on 14 Apr 1740. (see B4 on map)⁴ Both of these tracts are shown as being patented on 15 Apr 1740 to Henry Hoober on the Providence Township Warrantee Map.
"Jacob Good wrote his last will & testament on 12 Sep 1739; it was proved 22 Jan 1741. In it he mentions his wife Barbara, brothers Peter and John, sisters Feronica Nisley, Margaret Metz, Ann Strum, and son-in-law Henry Hoover.⁵
Footnote [From Hocker]
^"5 Jacob Good will (1741), Lancaster County Will Book B:579.¹

     Ann A. Goodrich was born in 1799.¹ She married Liberty Olds, son of Joseph Old and Bethia Marsh, on 1 Jul 1822 at Hoosick, New York.^2,3 Ann A. Goodrich died on 18 Dec 1845.^1,4,5 She was buried at Woodlands Cemetery, Cambridge, Washington County, New York.^1,6

     John Goodrich married Mary Foote, daughter of Nathaniel Foote and Elizabeth (?), in 1674.^1,2 John Goodrich died in Apr 1680.¹

     Harriet Goodrum was born on 22 Jan 1831.² She married Zachariah S. Hawkins, son of Zachariah S. Hawkins and Elizabeth Watts, 12 Jan 1848 (bond?).¹ Harriet Goodrum died on 21 Oct 1885 at age 54.² She was buried at Armuchee Baptist Church Cemetery, Armuchee, Floyd County, Georgia.³
     Harriet Hawkins and Zachariah S. Hawkins appeared on the census of 15 Aug 1850 at Cathie's Creek, Rutherford County, North Carolina, as follows:
     613/625 Z. S. Hawkins, 26, male, b. S. C. [sic]
      Harriett " , 17, b. N. C.
      Nancy E. " , 15, b. N. C.⁴

     Vera Goodson was born on 12 Nov 1913 at Atwood, Piatt County, Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of Walter William Goodson and Mary Irene Staninger.¹ Vera Goodson married Roger James Taecker on 29 Apr 1933. Vera Goodson died on 13 May 1982 at San Diego, California, at age 68.²
     As of 18 Oct 1967, Vera Goodson lived at 6020 Avenada Cresta, La Jolla, California.¹

     Walter William Goodson married Mary Irene Staninger, daughter of Stephen Miles Staninger and Elsie Jane Ridgely.¹ Walter William Goodson was buried at El Centro Cemetery, California.¹ He died in 1940.¹
     Walter William Goodson and Mary Irene Staninger appeared on the census of 2 Jan 1920 at Brawley, Imperial County, California, as follows:
Goodson, William W., head, 34, b. Ill., parents b. Ill., Real Estate on own account
, Mary I., wife, 32 b. Ill., parents b. Ill.
, Vera, dau., 6 b. Ill., parents b. Ill.²

     Marriage banns for him were published on 10 Apr 1837 at Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.² Darius Goodwin married Lucy Olds, daughter of Zardus Olds and Lucy Parsons, on 1 May 1837 at Chester, Hampden County, Massachusetts.^3,4

     Richard Gorde died on 27 Sep 1683.¹

     Mitchell Gorris married Laura Daniels, daughter of David Daniels and Hannah Olds.³ Mitchell Gorris was born in 1822.⁴ He died on 21 Feb 1893.⁴ He was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.⁵

     Matthew Timothy Gorton was born on 29 Feb 1976 at Butte County, California.³ He died on 2 Nov 2017 at age 41.⁴

     Haig Goshdigian married Virginia Bradford Olds, daughter of Edson Baldwin Olds and Dorothy Virginia Colburn.¹ Haig Goshdigian was born on 20 Aug 1914 at Providence, Rhode Island.² He died on 24 May 2012 at age 97.²
     His obituary states:
     "On Thursday, May 24, 2012, HAIG GOSHDIGIAN of Ashton, MD. The deeply loved and cherished husband of Virginia B. Olds Goshdigian; brother of the late Vicki Goshdigian. Also survived by nieces, Laura Olds Weaver, Carol Olds Redden; nephew, Edson B. Olds and their families. Haig was born on August 20, 1914, in Providence, RI, a first-generation Armenian-American. He served in the Army during World War II in the Pacific and went into Japan soon after the war ended. After getting his Master's degree in French from Middlebury College, Vermont, he worked as a linguist for the National Security Agency from 1951 to 1981. He loved his two homes in Ashton, MD and Foster, RI, where he built extensive, spectacular stone walls. The original sections of both houses dated from the 1700's and Haig loved restoring them and designing their gardens. A dapper gentleman, he was dearly loved by his family and his many, many friends. He attributed his long life to garlic, onions and red wine. Services will be held at JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONS CHAPEL, 5130 Wisconsin Ave NW, (corner of Harrison St.), Washington, DC on Thursday, May 31 at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Armenia Tree Project, armeniatree.org or the Jewish Social Services Agency (JSSA).²

     Elvena Goss married Ira Leroy Cleland, son of Catherine Cecelia Olds.² Elvena Goss was born on 9 Jan 1914.¹

     Leslie M. Gossett was born on 13 Apr 1939 at Spartanburg, Spartanburg County, South Carolina.¹ He died on 12 Feb 2010 at the home, Glenn Springs, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, at age 70.¹
     His obituary states:
     "Leslie M. Gossett
"GLENN SPRINGS. SC-- Leslie M. Gossett, 70, of Glenn Springs, died Friday, February 12, 2010 at his home. Born April 13, 1939 in Spartanburg, he was the son of the late John Everie Gossett Sr. and Elsie Mae Jones Gossett. He was retired from Fiske Carter Construction after 33 years of service. He was a member of Glenn Springs Presbyterian Church and was part of the Hardees Breakfast Club.
"Survivors include two daughters, Kathy Lawson and her husband Ira of West Springs, Jayne Lawson of Pauline; two granddaughters, Holly Lawson of Greenville, Jenna Lawson of Pauline; two grandsons, Justin Lawson of West Springs, Jordan Lawson of Pauline; a brother, John Gossett Jr. of Clover, SC; two great granddaughters Kayleigh and Kaitlyn Lawson of West Springs; Kathy and Jayne's mother, Barbara Gossett Crocker and her husband Wayne.
"Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Monday, February 15, 2010, at Glenn Springs Presbyterian Church conducted by the Rev. Dr. B.E. Pettit. The body will be placed in the church one hour prior to service. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends after the service in the Family Life Center.
"Pallbearers will be Ira Lawson, Justin Lawson, Jordan Lawson, Gary Hayes, Danny West and Steve Boyd.
"Honorary Escorts will be Mike Thornton, Dennis Hayes, Larry Bruff, Nick Jones, David Jones, and John Gossett, III.
"In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Glenn Springs Presbyterian Church Building Fund, P.O. Box 279, Pauline, SC 29374.
"The family is at the home.
"An online guest register is available at www.floydmortuary.com.
"Floyd's North Church Street Chapel
"Published by Spartanburg Herald-Journal from Feb. 14 to Feb. 15, 2010."¹

     Hulda Gouldsbury married Luke Olds, son of Josiah Olds and Dorothy Smith, on 7 Apr 1799 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.¹ Hulda Gouldsbury died on 12 Jan 1863.² She was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Barre, Washington County, Vermont.³

     Marcia Lucille Gove was born on 28 Oct 1905.² She married William Benton Bunn Jr., son of William Benton Bunn Sr. and Fannie Bowers, on 20 Jun 1947.¹
     She was "of Minnesota".³ C 1978 Marcia Lucille Gove lived at Lakeland, Florida.²

     Viney Gowan married Aaron King.¹

     Bela Elmer Gowen was born on 10 Mar 1884 at Center, Cape Sable Island, Nova Scotia, Canada.¹ He married Bessie Mildred Cook, daughter of James Wilson Cook and Sarah Melissa Olds, on 19 Oct 1906 at Oakland, California.¹

     Isaac King Graham was born on 12 Sep 1780.¹ He married Experience Lyman, daughter of Thaddeus Lyman and Apphia Old, on 11 Dec 1810.¹ Isaac King Graham died on 25 Sep 1854 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 74.¹

     Lydia Melissa Graham was born on 10 Jan 1848 at Stephenson County, Illinois.^3,4,5 She married Kingsley Elisha Olds, son of Kingsley Olds and Margaret E. Widner, on 1 Aug 1865.^1,6 Lydia Melissa Graham died on 20 Jul 1945 at Van Buren, Missouri, at age 97.^3,7,8
     Lydia Melissa Olds and Kingsley Elisha Olds appeared on the census of 6 Jul 1900 at Gratiot town, Lafayette County, Wisconsin, as follows:
     Olds, Kingsley, head, b. Nov. 1839, 60, marr. 34 yrs, farmer, b. Ill., father b. N. Y., mother b. Penn., farmer
      , Lydia M., wife, b. Jan. 1848, 52, marr. 34 yrs, b. Ill., father b. MO, mother b. OH
      , Lottie L., dau., b. Oct. 1877, 22, single, b. Wisc., father Ill., mother b. Ill.
     Snider, son in law, b. July 1861, 38, marr. 0 years, b. Wisc., father b. Canada Eng., mother b. N. Y., farm laborer
      , Carrie, dau., b. May 1866, 34, marr. 0 years, 0 children, 0 living, b. Ill., father b. Ill., mother b. Ill.⁹
Lydia Melissa Graham appeared on the census of 27 Apr 1910 at Warren Village, Jo Daviess County, Illinois, as follows:
     Olds, Lydia, head, 61, 6 children, 4 living, b. Illinois, father b. Mo., mother b. Ill., own income
      , Lottie M., dau., 32, single, b. Wisc., parents b. Ill., bank clerk.¹⁰
                         "Lydia Graham Olds
"Lydia Graham was born on January 10, 1848 in Waddoms Grove in northern Illinois. Her father, Theodore Graham, had gone to California to the Gold Rush just months before she was born. When he returned home two years later, he had enough money to buy an 80-acre farm and a team of horses.
""My grandmother, Lydia Graham (Olds) told the story that she was playing in the yard when her father came home from California. He picked up his little two year old daughter, and when he kissed her she cried.
"I remember two other stories my grandmother told. When she was six years of age, one day the teacher dismissed the children at 11:00 A. M. because she was very ill. That night the teacher died of cholera. The other story is of hearing about the beginning of the Civil War. The family had gone on a picnic at Sweet Home, near Warren, Illinois. Two men came riding by on horseback and told them of the battle of Bull Run. This was in 1861.
"Kingsley E. Olds served for four years as a volunteer in the Illinois 45th infantry in the Union Army during the Civil War. He returned home to his home on a farm south of Warren, Illinois in 1864. Shortly afterward he married Lydia Graham, and they moved to a farm in southern Wisconsin. Many years later they moved into the town of Warren, Illinois, where Kingsley Olds died two years later in 1907.
"Carrie Olds, the oldest daughter of Kingsley and Lydia Olds, was born in southern Wisconsin on May 18, 1865. During the next twelve years three other daughters were born. Emma and Ella married brothers and moved to Primghar, Iowa. Lottie attended Warren Academy and later moved to Van Buren, Missouri in 1909.
"Carrie attended Warren Academy and another school in Dixon, Illinois and taught school for ten years. She married Edward M. Snider in 1900. Four sons were born to Edward and Carrie Snider. Herbert and Ed were born in 1901 and 1902 on the Slothawer Place in southern Wisconsin. I, Warren, was born on a farm near Laddonia, Missouri in 1904. After two years in Missouri, the family moved back to Warren, Illinois, where Joe was born in 1906.
"We then moved to Winthrop, Iowa and lived on three farms, the Carpenter Place, the Murley Place, and the Scheidler Place. In 1910 we moved to Lawrence, Michigan, where my father bought the only farm he ever owned. My father was killed by lightning on that farm in 1912.
"After my father's death, Carrie Snider and her four boys went to Van Buren, Missouri to live with her sister Lottie Olds. Two years later my mother died. The boys stayed in Van Buren with Lattie[sic] until they were ready to leave home to go on to other pursuits, college, marriage, jobs.
"For several years Grandma Olds kept her home in Warren, Illinois. She received a Civil war pension until her death. She spent the months in her home in Warren and the winter months in Van Buren with Lottie and the Snider boys. SHe died at the age of 97 in Van Buren while Warren was in Okinawa and Joe in Europe during World War II."
               "Written by Warren A. Snider."¹¹
     Her obituary states:
     "Mrs. Lydia Olds Dies at Age of 97
     "Expires at Home of Daughter in Missouri
"One of Warren's oldest and most respected former residents, Mrs. Lydia Olds, passed away Friday, July 20th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lottie Christine, at Van Buren, Mo., where she had made her home for several years after leaving Warren, where she had resided for many years.
"She was born in January, 1848, the daughter of Theodore and Aleha [this copy has been corrected by hand to Aletha] Tucker Graham. On Aug. 18, 1865, she was married to Kingsley Olds.
"Mr. Olds predeceased her several years ago, as did three children.
"Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Christine and Mrs. Emma Irvine, of Primghar, Iowa. There are several grandsons, the sons of Mrs. Alice Ellen Snider, surviving." [Snider has been marked out by hand and the following added: Irvine & Mrs. Carrie Snider also a granddaughter Mrs. Eli Parry.]
"Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Graham funeral home here, and burial made at Elmwood.
"Mrs. Olds was a remarkable old lady, with many friends here. She possessed a keen mind and retained her faculties well up into her later years."³

     Daniel Grainger was born on 16 Sep 1710 at Suffield, Connecticut.^2,3 He married Elizabeth Old, daughter of Hanford Old and Elizabeth Neal, on 1 Mar 1733.⁴
     "Daniel Granger first lived at Westfield, Mass., where he took up land (ten acres) in January 1733-4, but later he seems to have removed to near Whitehall, N. Y., with most of his children. When an old man he joined the army in the Revolution and served as a drummer. It is reported of him that in one engagement his finger was shot nearly off, hanging by a piece of skin only, and, his attention being called to it, he tore it away and went on drumming. It is believed that the town he died in is Granville, N. Y., but this is not a matter of certainty."³

     Daniel Grainger was born on 6 May 1740 at Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Daniel Grainger and Elizabeth Old. Daniel Grainger married Jennie Watson on 3 May 1760.²

     Elizabeth Grainger was born on 7 Jun 1742 at Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.^1,2 She was the daughter of Daniel Grainger and Elizabeth Old.¹ Elizabeth Grainger married Elisha Olds Jr., son of Elisha Old and Jerusha Taylor, on 13 Sep 1760 at Westfield, Massachusetts.^3,4

     Eunis Grainger was born on 5 Oct 1744 at Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Grainger and Elizabeth Old.¹

     Lydia Grainger was born on 7 Nov 1735 at Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Daniel Grainger and Elizabeth Old.¹