12 Facts About Edna Goodrich

Edna Goodrich was married to Edwin Stacey of Cincinnati, Ohio, and later Nat C Goodwin.

Stevens, Edna was raised by her great-grandfather, Abner Scott Thornton, a member of the influential Logansport Thorntons.

Edna Goodrich's brothers included William Patton Thornton, a noted physician; Henry Clay Thornton, a prominent lawyer and father of Sir Henry Worth Thornton; and Joseph Lyle Thornton, a respected educator and manufacturer.

Out of more than 70 women who became a Florodora girl, Edna Goodrich was one of a handful who achieved lasting fame.

Edna Goodrich was served with several subpoenas during the trial, reportedly tearing one apart in front of the serving agent.

Edna Goodrich affirmed the engagement and then took off for Europe on a $20,000 spending spree.

Edna Goodrich; she hired private investigators to stay one step ahead of his investigators.

Edna Goodrich said that she wanted to marry in her own country and set sail for the United States with her purchases.

Also, Nat and Edna Goodrich signed a prenuptial agreement, entitling her to half of his estate and an income for life.

From 1914 to August 1915, Edna Goodrich served as a nurse of World War I wounded for the British Army.

Edna Goodrich's cottage was later turned into a convalescent home for soldiers returning from the front.

Edna Goodrich's mother's cousin, Sir Henry Worth Thornton, was the highest ranking American-born officer in the British Army.