Albert Irwin Good

Background

Good, Albert Irwin was born on April 12, 1884 in of America parents, Libreville, French Congo. Son of Adolphus Clemens and Lydia Belle (Walker) Good.

Education

Came to the United States, 1894. Bachelor of Arts, College of Wooster, 1906, Doctor of Divinity, 1926. Bachelor of Divinity, Western Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1909.

Career

Presbyterian missionary since 1909. Member of West Africa Mission and elected its field secretary, 1942. Collector scientific material (insects, mammals, et cetera) for Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, since 1909.

Collector birds for Cleveland Museum Natural History since 1930.

Vice moderator General Assembly Presbyterian Church, 1935. Head of Mission Language School, conductor special language school for new missionaries since 1952.

Achievements

• Albert Irwin Good has been listed as a noteworthy missionary. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of West Africa Mission and elected its field secretary, 1942. Fellow Royal Geography Society. Member American Ornithological Union, Phi Beta Kappa.

Connections

Married Mary R. Middlemiss, January 10, 1918. Children: Philip Clemens, Elizabeth Louise, Edwin Marshall.

Father:

Adolphus Clemens Good

Mother:

Lydia Belle (Walker) Good

Spouse:

Mary R. Middlemiss

child:

Edwin Marshall Good

child:

Elizabeth Louise Good

child:

Philip Clemens Good