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Julian Scudder Goetchius
1873 - 1929 (55 years)-
Name Julian Scudder Goetchius Birth 14 Jun 1873 Milledgeville, Baldwin, Georgia 
[1] Gender Male Death Feb 1929 Sarasota, Florida Person ID I33523 Scudder Last Modified 10 Nov 2009
Father Rev. George Thomas Goetchius, b. 16 Dec 1845, Columbus, Muscogee, Georgia d. 31 Aug 1900, Rome, Georgia (Age 54 years) Mother Julia Allen Scudder, b. Abt 1853, Georgia d. 1873 (Age 20 years) Marriage 8 Feb 1872 Athens, Georgia [2] Family ID F1254 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elizabeth Ficklen Miller, b. 3 May 1879, Maryland d. 15 Mar 1966, Bristol, Sullivan, Tennessee (Age 86 years) Marriage 1905 Georgia Children 1. E.M. Goetchius 2. Susan Allen Goetchius, b. 10 Jan 1916, Saltville, Smyth, Virginia d. 12 Feb 1972, Bristol, Sullivan, Tennessee (Age 56 years)Family ID F11875 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Mar 2024
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Notes - Julian was reared by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Scudder, and lived in Athens until June, 1892. He attended University of Georgia, 1890-1892, and was member Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Received B.L. degree, Lincoln-Jefferson University, 1912. 1892-95 was soliciting freight agent I. C. R. R., at Memphis, Tenn. 1895-1920 was assistant treasurer, and later manager, Mathieson Alkali Works ($10,000,000 corporation) Saltvllle, Virginia. Served as Mayor of Saltvllle 1909-20. Organized Saltville Bank, 1903; president and converted into First National Bank of Saltville. Other connections were as director of Raven Fuel Co., Virginia Banner Coal Corp., Laurel Fork & Mendota Ry. Co., President E. M. B. Association, Chairman Red Cross, Member Legal Advisory Board, Smith Co.; Chairman Liberty Loan campaigns. Is past master A. F. & A. M. No. 227, Virginia; past Eminent Commander K. T., Lynn No. 9, Virginia; Marion Chapter No. 54; Acca Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., Richmond, Va.
Resigning all the above Julian returned to Athens, Georgia, October 1, 1920. Here he began at once active participation in business, financial and civic circles. He is prominently identified with the following leading institutions: Active Vice-President, Georgia National Bank; Vice-President and Treasurer, Mallison Braided Cord Co.; is a director in the Georgia National Bank, the Mallison Braided Cord Co., the American State Bank, the Broad Street Office American State Bank, the Guaranty Trust Corporation, and is a director of the Y. M. C. A., and Chairman of the Boys' Division; also member of the Rotary Club, is past President of Chamber of Commerce (1922), Chairman of Committee on Construction of New Schools (committee created by City Council.) Is an elder in the First Presbyterian Church and member of Shrine Club, Acca Temple, Mt. Vernon No. 22, Athens, Keystone No. 1, Athens, Godfrey de Boullion Commandery No. 14, and Cloverhurst Country Club.
- Julian was reared by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Scudder, and lived in Athens until June, 1892. He attended University of Georgia, 1890-1892, and was member Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Received B.L. degree, Lincoln-Jefferson University, 1912. 1892-95 was soliciting freight agent I. C. R. R., at Memphis, Tenn. 1895-1920 was assistant treasurer, and later manager, Mathieson Alkali Works ($10,000,000 corporation) Saltvllle, Virginia. Served as Mayor of Saltvllle 1909-20. Organized Saltville Bank, 1903; president and converted into First National Bank of Saltville. Other connections were as director of Raven Fuel Co., Virginia Banner Coal Corp., Laurel Fork & Mendota Ry. Co., President E. M. B. Association, Chairman Red Cross, Member Legal Advisory Board, Smith Co.; Chairman Liberty Loan campaigns. Is past master A. F. & A. M. No. 227, Virginia; past Eminent Commander K. T., Lynn No. 9, Virginia; Marion Chapter No. 54; Acca Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., Richmond, Va.
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