George Jervis Goodhue

1799–1870 (age 71)

Biography

George Jervis Goodhue was a respected politician who served his constituents with dedication and civic commitment. His political career reflected his dedication to public service and the advancement of his community's interests.

Goodhue's life, spanning from 1799 to 1870, allowed him to contribute to political discourse during a significant period in Canadian history. He was laid to rest in Woodland Cemetery, a final resting place befitting his status and service.

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Robert Seldon Duncanson
1821–1872 (age 51)
Woodland Cemetery
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Boston Custer
1848–1876 (age 28)
Woodland Cemetery
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Rollin V. Ankeny
1830–1901 (age 71)
Woodland Cemetery
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George Henry Lewis
1842–1913 (age 71)
Woodland Cemetery
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James Otis
1836–1898 (age 62)
Woodland Cemetery
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John Little
1837–1900 (age 63)
Woodland Cemetery
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