BORN HULL 1896. SON OF SAMUEL JOHN & ELIZABETH GOOD, OF 18 BUCKINGHAM STREET, HULL (1911 CENSUS) AND 11, MARY ANN TERRACE, SCULCOATES LANE, HULL. A PLATER’S APPRENTICE. SON OF A GROCER. HE HAD FOUR BROTHERS AND ONE SISTER. WORKED IN HIS FATHER’S GROCERY BUSINESS.
HUSBAND OF ELSIE, AT AT 10, PARK VIEW, MELWOOD GROVE, HULL (WAR PENSION ADDRESS). THEY HAD ONE DAUGHTER, EDITH, BORN ON 09/11/1915. HIS WIFE WAS BORN ON 25/08/1896, SO IT IS ASSUMED FRED GOOD WAS A SIMILAR AGE, BORN IN 1896.
HIS MEDAL ROLL INDEX SHOWS THAT FRED, SERVED AS DRIVER, 1889, 103RD, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLEY. POSTED TO FRANCE, ON 20/04/1915. DIED OF WOUNDS, ON 24/05/1915. THERE ARE NO CWGC RECORDS OF HIS DEATH?
HIS NAME IS LISTED HULL’S, SCULCOATES LANE ROLL OF HONOUR.
HIS WIDOW ELSIE, REMARRIED ON 19/05/1918, TO ANOTHER SOLDIER, JOHN WILLIAM STONES.
NB: SIX “GOODS” SERVED ON SCULCOATES ROH . THE GOOD FAMILY WERE FEATURED IN THE HULL DAILY MAIL, ON 13TH SEPTEMBER 1916.
HIS BROTHER , PRIVATE, SYDNEY GOOD, 24918, 7TH EYR, WAS KILLED IN ACTION, ON 09/02/1917. COMMEMORATED AT THIEPVAL. HIS ARMY EFFECTS LEFT TO MOTHER, ELIZABETH ANN GOOD AT 18, BUCKINGHAM STREET, HULL.
