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1952 - (71 years)
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Name |
GOODRICH Edwin Gurney |
Birth |
20 Aug 1952 |
Gender |
Male |
Occupation |
Wakefield Township, Sussex County, VA [1] |
Owner, Plantation Peanut Company |
Notes |
- Edwin Gurney Goodrich Plantation Peanut Company:
My father was Cephus Edwin (Peter) Goodrich (1924-1999). son of Cephus Gurney Goodrich (1893-1955). My wife Tammy and I own and operate Plantation Peanut Company in Wakefield. We operate out of the same building in Wakefield previously owned by my father and his father. The back part of this building was my grandfather's sheet metal shop. It was in conjunction with his sheet metal shop that my grandfather invented the Goodrich Puanut Digger. In addition, he made the weather vane that was atop the Suny Lumber Company. Presently the weather vane is the property of our family and is on loan to the Dendron Historical Society.
Another interesting connection between my family and the Suny Lumber company was our ancestral family home. My grandfather dismantled one of the "company houses" in Dendron, moved it to Wakefield. and reconstructed it on Church Street. It was a white weatherboard two-story home located adjacent to Tidewater Academy. This is where he and his wife. Leda Whitmore Goodrich (1893-1974), raised a family of two boys and two girls. During the past several years, the Academy purchased the home and had it torn down in the spring of 2005. [2]
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Person ID |
I5213 |
Booth Family |
Last Modified |
5 Sep 2014 |
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| Occupation - Owner, Plantation Peanut Company - - Wakefield Township, Sussex County, VA |
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Sources |
- [S923] Dendron Historical Society, A Taste of Dendron, (A colletion of Recipes and Memories of the people of the Dendron Area), Pg. 89 (Reliability: 3).
- [S923] Dendron Historical Society, A Taste of Dendron, (A colletion of Recipes and Memories of the people of the Dendron Area) (Reliability: 3).
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