ANDREW JACKSON GOOD,
farmer and stock raiser, is the owner of 245 acres of land, his home being on section 15. He was born in Washington County, Tennessee, in March, 1847, and in 1857 came to Missouri, with his father, who settled in this county.

He grew up at home, helping his father to improve a beautiful farm. He married Miss Minnie Noble, November 9, 1872. She was the daughter or Frederick Noble, of Nebraska, and died in Texas in 1877. There are by this union two children living, Susan Pearl and Charles Winfred. Joseph C. died when three years old. Mr. Good commenced life with forty acres of land, given him by his father. To this he has added, from time to time, until he is one of the large farmers of the county. He has a fine residence, barns and other improvements. He is a Democrat in politics and religiously a Cumberland Presbyterian.

Few young farmers stand higher in society than Mr. Good. His home and surroundings show culture and taste. The senior Good gave each of his sons forty acres of land, which they are all improving and to which they are continually adding.