Jerome E Goodner

Birth22 Jan 1845 - Tennessee, USA

Death26 Jan 1875 - On January 21, 1875, as he and two other lawmen were riding a trail back toward Alexandria they were fired on by three men hidden in the brush. Goodner was shot in the side and seriously injured. Despite medical treatment Deputy U.S. Marshal Jerome Goodner

MotherMatilda Burton

FatherCyrus Goodner

Born in Tennessee, USA on 22 Jan 1845 to Cyrus Goodner and Matilda Burton. Jerome E Goodner married Emma Jane Reeves and had 5 children. He passed away on 26 Jan 1875 in On January 21, 1875, as he and two other lawmen were riding a trail back toward Alexandria they were fired on by three men hidden in the brush. Goodner was shot in the side and seriously injured. Despite medical treatment Deputy U.S. Marshal Jerome Goodner.

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Parents

Cyrus Goodner
1808 - 1898

Matilda Burton
1815 - Unknown

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Emma Jane Reeves
1849 - 1900

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Idola Goodner
1867 - 1937

Kate Goodner
1870 - 1932

Napoleon Goodner
1874 - Unknown

Luther Goodner
1877 - Unknown

Hannie Goodner
1881 - Unknown

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