Daughter of Thomas Randolph Good and Alice Ann Reading, she married Ulysses Grant Johnston.
Listed on the 1930 census, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, where he is a confectionery merchant, they reside with his married brother Frank and Mabel Johnston family. Frank is a manager of an ice plant. This record indicates they married when age 35, no children listed.
Ulysses' World War II Draft Registration record finds them residing in Philadelphia where he is employed at Willits and Holme.
Listed on the 1930 census, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, where he is a confectionery merchant, they reside with his married brother Frank and Mabel Johnston family. Frank is a manager of an ice plant. This record indicates they married when age 35, no children listed.
Ulysses' World War II Draft Registration record finds them residing in Philadelphia where he is employed at Willits and Holme.
Daughter of Thomas Randolph Good and Alice Ann Reading, she married Ulysses Grant Johnston.
Listed on the 1930 census, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, where he is a confectionery merchant, they reside with his married brother Frank and Mabel Johnston family. Frank is a manager of an ice plant. This record indicates they married when age 35, no children listed.
Ulysses' World War II Draft Registration record finds them residing in Philadelphia where he is employed at Willits and Holme.
Listed on the 1930 census, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, where he is a confectionery merchant, they reside with his married brother Frank and Mabel Johnston family. Frank is a manager of an ice plant. This record indicates they married when age 35, no children listed.
Ulysses' World War II Draft Registration record finds them residing in Philadelphia where he is employed at Willits and Holme.
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