OLD PIONEER aone GONE mother maria goodale gathered to her rest another landmark lias has ix been en removed and another pioneer has gone to join ithe tile great majority in 14 the spirit world maria alaria louisa Bing bingham hain goodale was the daughter of erastus bingham eena sena a bior and lucinda gates she site was 10 born rn june 23 1199 8 in the town ot of li littleton tt Is grafton county new hampshire in 1836 she removed with her parents to far west mo arriving november 4 in 1837 she silo was baptised baptized sed in in the chirck church ot of jesus christ of latter day saints b by y E elihu lihu blackburn she remained at far west until the ehring of 1839 1939 when she silo lier her parents and the mormon community were expelled from their hard bard earned homes by a cruel revenge ful ul mob mill from the tile latter place she went into the state of illinois and settle 1 near la harpe where her father rented a farm f here they rested and enjoyed a season of immunity from the persecutors who load heretofore pursued them and do spoiled them of their homes in the tile fall of 1845 the family removed to the s city of nauvoo but their stay there waa was aitt of but ut short duration tor in the early winter part of 1846 they w were ere with tile whole church driven driver from their comi fordable for table habitations into a aw inter winter wilder nees the family wintered in alie ponca nation among tile red foresters who were less v lavago ava go than the tile white christians christjans who had robbed them of their all and pursued them with rifles and swords early in the spring of 1847 they broke tamp in ain and A went to winter quarters at alt tilia this place they fitted out ont for their tedious march overland to the long future resting place PIRCO in the valleye valleys of abe rocky mountains expecting there to build A home and enjoy it for the remainder of their days they were enrolled in captain daniel spencers spencer a hundred about the middle of june they comme commenced aced their over ever memorable there were between and journey do wagons in the train traina composing tile entire cri tire companies companies who stretched on the tile long and wido wide prairies at the same time after enduring many hard toils and numerous almost insurmountable overcoming difficulties the tile family arria arrived it in salt sait lake city se september wari tem ber 19 1847 on january 17 1849 maria L LB bingham ingham became the w wife if e of isaac newton good 1 ale tile in salt lake city tho ceremony was performed by president brigham brigha young and witnessed by thomas bullock and erastus snow in in 1852 she with her husband removed to weber county and settled in ogden city they were among the very first to erect their log cabins on the bench which they have helped to improve and bring B to ita its present val noble and desirable part of t thia is city as aaa a place of residence when the ladies relief society was organized in in this part of the city on the of january 1879 maria L goodale was set apart as a visiting teacher the duties of which important office she filled faithfully until june 27 1888 when ehe she was set apart as counselor to president mariamna stratford of tho fourth ward relief society the duties of this office she discharged honorably and acce acceptably bably tably during the remainder ot of her useful useful life she had been in failing health for several years but for the last six or seven months she has been a great sufferer from dropsy and which finally proved fatal sho she die died october 31 1893 on nove november niber ad the funeral services eer vicea were held in the fourth ward meeting house bishop E stratford ESt ratford presiding r e s to ding the house was filled with fr friends i e ads from the different settlements in the county who camo came to render a trib uto of respect to the memory of their dear friend the opening prayer was offered by elder geo W larking larkins sr tho tile large assembly was then addressed e 1 I by elders joseph parry joseph hall Prep president ident 0 F F middleton bishops T J stevena stevens and edwin edwin stratford the speakers were all lone long and thoroughly 0 u ehly acquainted with deceased and al all 1 bore testimony to her sterling worth as a citizen and neighbor her fidelity to truth and her unswerving inte integrity ity to the church of which she I 1 had I 1 been on a member all her life the benediction was pronounced by elder richard ballant batlan lyne e her remains were interred in the ogden cc cemetery te the grave was dedicated by elder david 31 stuart the deceased leaves a numerous posterity to perpetuate iier her name on tho tile earth she was a faithful wife an affectionate mother and a true friend she had six sons seven daughters twentythree twenty three grandchildren grand children and three great grandchildren grand children ten eons and two daughters have preceded her to the paradise of god