Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth Jane “Eliza” GOODIN 
Birth Date22 Nov 1840
Birth PlaceWhitley County, Kentucky
Death Date10 Jun 1914 Age: 73
Death PlaceCorbin, Whitley County, Kentucky
Burial PlaceCorbin, Whitley County, Kentucky, Pine Hill Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date1842
Birth PlaceKentucky
Death Date5 Feb 1862 Age: 20
Death PlaceCamp Calvert, Bell County, Kentucky
Burial PlaceCorbin, Knox County, Kentucky, Rest Haven Cemetery
OccupationUNion Soldier, Private, Co. F 7th Regt, Kentucky Infantry
Family ID10394
Marr Date1859
Birth Date6 Feb 1840
Birth PlaceWhitley County, Kentucky
Death Date10 Aug 1923 Age: 83
Death PlaceWhitley County, Kentucky
Burial PlaceCorbin, Knox County, Kentucky, Pinehill Cemetery
OccupationUnion Soldier, CORP Co. F 7th KY Inf.
FatherJohn Charles CUMMINGS Jr. (1810->1880)
MotherEsther BOYD (1807-1860)
Family ID10393
Notes for Elizabeth Jane “Eliza” GOODIN
Eliza was the daughter of Nancy Ann Sears and Martin Goodin; she was married first to Richard J Rogers, who died in the Civil War; she was married to David Cummins on 6 Oct 1868 in Whitley County, Kentucky.
thanks to Patsy Gadberry (#48005194) for the above info...
On Find A Grave.
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thanks to Patsy Gadberry (#48005194) for the above info...
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Richard J. (Spouse 1)
Richard was the son of Sally Sumner and William Rogers, the husband of Eliza Jane Goodin, and the father of Richard E Rogers. During the Civil War he served the Union as a Private in Company F of the 7th Regiment of Kentucky Infantry.
He died on 5 Feb 1862 in the hospital at Camp Calvert, Kentucky, according to his Casualty Sheet in his military records (added to this memorial). Under Union Civil War Camps in Kentucky (https://sites.rootsweb.com/~kywayne/union_cw_camps.html) is "Camp Calvert: In the Cumberland Gap area, location undetermined." That area would have been in Bell County. According to documentation regarding the delivery of his military headstone, he was originally buried in a village cemetery in Laurel County near Bald Rock. However, the cemetery was moved to Rest Haven in Corbin, Kentucky, during lake building in Laurel County in the 1970's.
Gravesite Details
Reinterred in Rest Haven Cemetery, Corbin, Knox Co., KY
On Find A Grave.
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He died on 5 Feb 1862 in the hospital at Camp Calvert, Kentucky, according to his Casualty Sheet in his military records (added to this memorial). Under Union Civil War Camps in Kentucky (https://sites.rootsweb.com/~kywayne/union_cw_camps.html) is "Camp Calvert: In the Cumberland Gap area, location undetermined." That area would have been in Bell County. According to documentation regarding the delivery of his military headstone, he was originally buried in a village cemetery in Laurel County near Bald Rock. However, the cemetery was moved to Rest Haven in Corbin, Kentucky, during lake building in Laurel County in the 1970's.
Gravesite Details
Reinterred in Rest Haven Cemetery, Corbin, Knox Co., KY
On Find A Grave.
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