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Peter N. Goad

BirthMay 1850 - Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA
DeathBef. 1906 - Not Available
MotherElizabeth Marshall
FatherAaron B Goad

Born in Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA on May 1850 to Aaron B Goad and Elizabeth Marshall. Peter N. Goad married Alice (Alcey) Long and had 13 children. He passed away on Bef. 1906.

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Parents
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Aaron B Goad
1817 - 1895
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Elizabeth Marshall
1820 - 1900
Spouse(s)
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Alice (Alcey) Long
1850 - 1944
Children Show all
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Mary Ella Goad
1879 - Unknown
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Mary Frances Goad
1877 - 1955
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Fannie Jane Goad
1889 - Unknown
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Willis Henry Goad
1882 - 1930
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I. Floyd Goad
1893 - 1965
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Charles Edward Goad
1872 - 1950
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Grover C. Goad
1885 - Unknown
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James Albert Goad
1876 - 1942
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Earnie Goad
1900 - Unknown
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John Wesley Goad
1873 - Unknown
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Martha Lee Goad
1883 - 1946
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Alexander Goad
1885 - Unknown
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William H. Goad
1872 - 1877

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