Archibald Goode

CTL-E-4790 · Person · other · late 19th century

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Carpenter, stair builder, and upholsterer; husband of inventor Sarah E. Goode (married by 1880); reportedly invented an automatic garbage box praised by the Chicago Civic Federation in 1895.

The record

Also known as: Archie Goode

Notes

RELP111 supporting: spouse of focal CTL-E-1095.

Relationships

Sarah E. Goode — married to
Inverse of CTL-E-1095 married_to CTL-E-4790.

Referenced by

Sarah E. Goode — married to → this record

Sources

BlackPast.org - Sarah E. Goode (c.1855?-1905)
YouTube - Notable Black Innovators: Sarah Elisabeth Goode

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