Sally M. Boyd / Hillery Mackarness Langston Goode

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Sally M. Boyd / Hillery Mackarness Langston Goode

Charlotte county, Virginia

HILLERY MACKARNESS LANGSTON GOODE, youngest son of Hillery and Sarah (Bacon) Goode, was born October 16, 1815. He was a prosperous planter of Charlotte county, Virginia, served many terms in the Virginia house of burgesses and was a man of influence. He married SALLY M. BOYD, daughter of RICHARD and LUCY A. (GOODE) BOYD; children: William, who settled in Brownsville, Texas; Richard Bennett. Richard Bennett Goode, son of Hillery Mackarness Langston and Sally M. (Boyd) Goode, was born in Charlotte county, Virginia, on the old plantation "Forest Home," March 19, 1845. He was reared on the old homestead, attending school at Tom T. Boden's Academy in Charlotte, which he left before completing his education to join the Confederate army.

Source: Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volumes I-V. Richmond, VA:
n.p, 1915.

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