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Photo4004Description
A copy of the Singer's Glen orchestra taken between 1880-1890. Identities in question.
Front Row, middle: Jacob S. Henry Good, playing violin was principal of Dayton High School around 1930-1935. His father was Daniel Good.
Front row, far right: John Manassas Good, playing violin or viola, taught at Shenandoh College; he also had a music store located in Staunton, Virginia. His father was Christian Good.
(Jacob & John grew up in the Dale Enterprise area and were first cousins.)
Back row, far right: Dr. S. W. Brewer
Front row:
Perry Berry/Edwin W. andd William C. Fulk (both grandsons of Joseph Funk.
Back Row:
brothers Phillip H. & Robert E. Lee Donovan, Joseph R. Funk (another son of Joseph Funk), Dr. Scott W.S. Brewer
Phillip Donovan was a merchant and his brother was a photographer at Broadway and Bayard, West Virginia.
Brewer was a medical doctor who had a office in Singer's Glen.Collection
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Notes
Marilyn V. Brown, a descendant of the Good family, provided the identifications of Jacob S. Henry Good and John Manassas Good. 2018.Create Date
March 22, 2016Update Date
May 26, 2026