From his obituary Dallas Morning News 01-12-1908; Page: 6.
Edward M. Goad is Dead
Deceased was Charter Member of Fraternal Union of America.
He was actively engaged in the craft of carpentry since 1886 when he came to Dallas.
Surviving him are his widow Mrs. Alice Goad; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Vorderkunz; and two sons, Charles Goad and William Goad.
Edward M. Goad is Dead
Deceased was Charter Member of Fraternal Union of America.
He was actively engaged in the craft of carpentry since 1886 when he came to Dallas.
Surviving him are his widow Mrs. Alice Goad; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Vorderkunz; and two sons, Charles Goad and William Goad.
From his obituary Dallas Morning News 01-12-1908; Page: 6.
Edward M. Goad is Dead
Deceased was Charter Member of Fraternal Union of America.
He was actively engaged in the craft of carpentry since 1886 when he came to Dallas.
Surviving him are his widow Mrs. Alice Goad; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Vorderkunz; and two sons, Charles Goad and William Goad.
Edward M. Goad is Dead
Deceased was Charter Member of Fraternal Union of America.
He was actively engaged in the craft of carpentry since 1886 when he came to Dallas.
Surviving him are his widow Mrs. Alice Goad; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Vorderkunz; and two sons, Charles Goad and William Goad.
Gravesite Details
No tombstone. Information from interment records. Name may be Edwin.
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