. History of the descendants of Christian Wenger who emigrated from Europe to Lancaster County, Pa., in 1727, and a complete genealogical family register. 85. 5) Isaac Good, born near Dale Enterprise, Feb. 7,1851, was married Sept. 21, 1871, to Mary E. Ashenfelter,born Nov. 22, 1856. Mennonites. P. O. address, Harrison-burg, Rockingham Co., Va. Their children are: 1. Laura E. Good, born Dec. 17, 1872. 2. Perry G. Good, born Mar. 13, 1875. 3. Anna M. Good, born June 2, 1877. 4. Martha F. Good, born Sept. 22, 1878. Died. 5. James W. Good, born July 7, 1880. 6. Cora M. Good, born Sept. 28, 1
. History of the descendants of Christian Wenger who emigrated from Europe to Lancaster County, Pa., in 1727, and a complete genealogical family register. 85. 5) Isaac Good, born near Dale Enterprise, Feb. 7,1851, was married Sept. 21, 1871, to Mary E. Ashenfelter,born Nov. 22, 1856. Mennonites. P. O. address, Harrison-burg, Rockingham Co., Va. Their children are: 1. Laura E. Good, born Dec. 17, 1872. 2. Perry G. Good, born Mar. 13, 1875. 3. Anna M. Good, born June 2, 1877. 4. Martha F. Good, born Sept. 22, 1878. Died. 5. James W. Good, born July 7, 1880. 6. Cora M. Good, born Sept. 28, 1882. 7. Sarah E. Good, born Mar. 13, 1884. 8. Charles E. Good, born July 23, 1886. 9. John E. Good, born Nov. 12, 1888. 10. Weldon I. Good, born Oct. 23, 1890. 11. Otto Joseph Good, born Aug. 12, 1892. 12. Icia May Good, born May 9, 1894. 13. Jacob Langdon Good, born Feb. 12, 1898. No. 139. Fifth Generation. 85. 6) John F. Good, born near Dale Enterprise, Va., , 1853, was married Dec. 24, 1874, to Hannah B. Ralston,his first wife, born Apr. 26, 1854, died Oct. 31, 1892. Bothwere Presbyterians. They were then living in , Va. 72. No. 62. Mrs. Barbara (Beery) Wenger,Wife of Joseph Wenger. John F. Good is a man of rare characteristics, and, likehis mother, he has inherited that kind and innocent dis-position which no one fails to appreciate. He is kind toeveryone, and especially do you find the better class ofpeople gather around him to hear his interesting con-versation. He is another one of the few men who believein and practice the golden rule. I am inclined to think thathe was never angry, and if he was, he never showed the trials of life, during the long continued sicknessand death of his first wife and her mother, and the loss ofhis property and his home in Virginia, and with a family ofchildren to provide for, yet he braved all these with aChristian fortitude. He moved with his four young sons toSouth English, Iowa, on March 23, 1893, in very li
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