Harry Aaron Goodman emigrated from London, England on May 11, 1875, as a 19 year-old cigar maker. Married Emma America Miller about 1878 and fathered 12 children. Living on Line Street, he held various occupations - cigar making, telephone company representative for Bell Tell, insurance salesman for Prudential - but became well-known in Camden City Politics. He was the "only" Honorary Member of the Ninth Ward Republican Association, was a candidate for the position of Excise Inspector of the Camden City Council, and was a Census Enumerator for the 1905 New Jersey Census.
Harry Aaron Goodman emigrated from London, England on May 11, 1875, as a 19 year-old cigar maker. Married Emma America Miller about 1878 and fathered 12 children. Living on Line Street, he held various occupations - cigar making, telephone company representative for Bell Tell, insurance salesman for Prudential - but became well-known in Camden City Politics. He was the "only" Honorary Member of the Ninth Ward Republican Association, was a candidate for the position of Excise Inspector of the Camden City Council, and was a Census Enumerator for the 1905 New Jersey Census.
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