Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/208 Surname: GOAD, PECKINPAUGH ------------------------- Please direct any responses to new email address as of 15 Dec 2000 - rozella1875@hotmail.com
Hello. I am new to the list so I thought I'd list some of my ancestors and see if I can find out any new info. Abraham Goad 1665-> John Goad -> Robert Goad 1742 VA -> Thomas Goad 1767VA-> Reuben Goad 1794 VA-> George W. Goad 1844 TN-> Nancy Virginia Goad 1866 TX-> Elizabeth Nance 1886 OK Thanks. Researching: SCOGGINS YOUNG YATES NANCE GOAD FERGUSON BLACKSTONE HAMILTON DICKERSON SIMON MILLIGAN BENZIGER TOMLIN JENNINGS SNOW PHILLIPS HIGGINS JACKS
I've got an Alexander GOAD would like to know who he connects to, can anyone help? Arkansas Desha Co. Napoleon Township 1850 census Family #37 Page 56 Alexander Goad 28 male KY Nancy 27 f TN All the Alexanders I have in my file at this time are connected and accounted for. Thanks, Don E. Goad AncientRed@aol.com
Lots of Goad's here. http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/va/carroll/cemeteries/carroll.txt
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/207 Surname: Goade, James ------------------------- I am descended from James GOADE m.1676 Gwennap, Cornwall Jane CROWSIER widow. I would love to hear from anyone descended from or researching this line. So far I have failed to find any earlier info. regards Christine
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/206 Surname: Goad ------------------------- I am writting to say I have the Family Bible of James Wesley Goad Born Sept 13, 1857 in Corydon, Monroe Township, Wayne Co. Iowa. He was son of James Isham Goad born on Jan 19, 1822 in Civil Dist. 5 White Co Tennessee. James W. was my greatgrandfather. If I can help anyone with information please let me know.
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/205 Surname: Goad, Jenkins, Witcher, Sneed ------------------------- Teresa: Over 4 years ago I ordered a military record from the National Archives for Reuben Goad from the War of 1812. It turned out not to be my Reuben but it is yours. I knew you would come along. Please send me your snail mail address and I will get it to you. Reuben Goad served under the command of Major General Andrew Jackson. Peggy
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/204 Surname: ------------------------- Teresa : My book has a chapter on the Maury Goads including their ancestry back to the 1600s. Quite a bit is on Reuben and his family/ It sells for $ 16.95 (which includes the postage) and can be ordered from me at 3983 Partridge Circle, Bettendorf, Iowa 52722. You too have a great day ! -- Ken
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/203 Surname: Goads, Davis, McCoy ------------------------- How very interesting!Louisa Emiline Goad was called Emiline by my Grandmother Mary Adeline "Addie" McCoy. Louisa is the mother of James M.(Monroe) McCoy, he is my Greatgrandfather. On the McCoy info that I have there is a Margaret Goad that married a John McCoy, a brother to Louisa's husband. In this book does it have the information you have sent and more? How do I obtain a copy of this book? And what is the title? Have a Happy Thanksgiving, Teresa
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/202 Surname: ------------------------- I wrote a book on he Goadfs all over the U.S. so have a lot of data on Reuben and his children (about sixteen).He was born in ca 1794 in Va. and we think was a son of Thomas and Julia (Toler) Goad from Bedford County, Va. These Goads went to Maury County, Tenn. (then Williamson) ca 1804 with Robert Goad, Reuben's grandfather. Nancy Davis was Reuben's second wife and mother of most of his children. we do not know the name of his first wife. Reuben served in the Creek War under Gen. Andrew Jackson. He lived among the famous Polk family in Maury County from which came Pres. James K. Polk and Bishop and Gen. Leonidas Polk. In the early 1850s Reuben moved most of his family to Madison County, Ark.Some had already married in Maury and remained there.Reuben lived to be almost ninety year sold. He had a son-in-law killed on each side in the Civil War. One was a McCoy. (two daughters married McCoys, I believe). An interesting family . My mother was a Goad born in Virginia (1893-1997. Yes, 104 years old at her death). --- Ken Haas
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/201 Surname: Goad, Davis, McCoy ------------------------- I have no info at all other then the fact that she was married to James McCoy b.12-1829 TN d.12-11-1901. He married Louisa Emiline Goad daughter of Ruben Goad and Nancy Davis. I have her date of birth as born abt.1838 North Carolina. Louisa is my Greatgreatgrandmother. I would appreciated any info. Teresa
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/200 Surname: ------------------------- I doubt Louisa was born in N.Car. Reuben and Nancy were in Maury County, Tenn from 1820(and earlier) thru 1850 until they went to Madison County, Ark. in the early 1850s. I believe Louisa was the one where they messed with her name and she appeared on censuses as "Eliza" and perhaps other names. What information are you seeking ?? - Ken Haas
Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/199 Surname: Goad, Davis, McCoy ------------------------- Looking for info on Louisa Emiline Goad born about 1838 in North Carolina. Daughter of Reuben Goad and Nancy Davis. Louisa married James McCoy b.12-1901 TN d.12-11-1901, Richland twnshp, Madison Co. AR. Thank You, Teresa
In a message dated 11/18/2000 9:19:57 PM Eastern Standard Time, pbsm@cpros.com writes: > I heard about this bible from my mother 50 years ago. I am very happy to > share it here. I will help anyone with information I might have on this > family. Who has the origional or a copy of it? Carmelita
This is from the Warrick Co. Library - a collection of information from family bibles. John A. Goad Bible John A. Goad and Levina Jane Powers were married June 9, 1848 by John B. Kelley. John A. Goad was born May 17, 1826, son of Peter and Dicy Smith Goad. Levina Jane Powers was born November 24, 1827, daughter of Massa and Jane Homes Powers. Their Children Dicy J. Goad December 1, 1849 Israel M. Goad January 22, 1851 Alva J. Goad October 27, 1853 Hannah Goad July 5, 1855 Martin A. Goad March 17, 1858 Jacob Foster Goad January 31, 1861 Charles Willard Goad August 10, 1863 Lucy Ann Goad January 12, 1867 Deaths Dicy J. Goad April 13, 1851 Israel M. Goad December 23, 1853 Again - hope this helps someone. Myra Smith
Bible dated 1830 2nd page is their son John Goad's children Reuben Goad was born James Goad born May the 25th 1770 12 July 1829 Polly Goad was born Nancy Goad born July the 17th 1770 18 Feb 1833 Nancy Goad was born Mary Goad born November 4th 1790 27 May 1835 Susanna Goad was born Tempy Goad born December the 12th 1792 10 January 1837 George Goad was born Sarah E. Goad April the 15th 1794 born December 25 1839 Sabra Goad was born October the 31st 1796 Reuben A. Goad July 16, 1842 Sally Goad was born June the 11th 1799 William C. Goad Daniel Goad was born Jan. 7, 1845 December the 2nd 1801 Coalman Goad was born Priscilla Ann Goad January the 1st 1804 May 23, 1848 John Goad was born Mary P. I. Goad granddaughter of John Goad January the 10th 1806 March 21, 1872 Polly Goad was born Rachel Wilhelm granddaughter of John Goad February the 7th 1808 Dec. 18, 1867 Reuben Goad was born July the 21st 1810 Rachel Goad was born April the 2nd 1814 Reuben and Mary (Witcher) Goad were married 3 October 1789 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. They moved to Smith County, TN in the early 1800's and in 1842 that part of Smith County became Macon County, TN. I heard about this bible from my mother 50 years ago. I am very happy to share it here. I will help anyone with information I might have on this family. Peggy Blue
Posted on: Goad Bible Records Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/GoadBibl/21 Surname: Goad, Powers ------------------------- John A. Goad Bible John A. Goad and Levina Jane Powers were married June 9, 1848 by John B. Kelley. John A. Goad was born May 17, 1826, son of Peter and Dicy Smith Goad. Levina Jane Powers was born November 24, 1827, daughter of Massa and Jane Homes Powers. Their Children Dicy J. Goad..........December 1, 1849 Israel M. Goad........January 22, 1851 Alva J. Goad..........October 27, 1853 Hannah Goad...........July 5, 1855 Martin A. Goad........March 17, 1858 Jacob Foster Goad.....January 31, 1861 Charles Willard Goad..August 10, 1863 Lucy Ann Goad.........January 12, 1867 Deaths Dicy J. Goad..........April 13, 1851 Israel M. Goad........December 23, 1853 Submitted by Myra Smith to the Goad-L mailing list 11/18/00 from the Warrick Co., Indiana library from a collection of information from family bibles. Link: Goad Genealogy URL: <http"//www.rootsweb.com/~mikegoad/goad.htm>
Posted on: Goad Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/GoadBios/22 Surname: Goad ------------------------- Hello Goad List!! Sorry it has taken a few days to get this listed. Hope it helps someone!! >From the History of Warrick County - Biographical Sketches Peter Goad, a native of Virginia, was born near where the battle of Bull Run was fought, January 1, 1806, being the seventh of eleven children bron to Stephen and Rachel (Smith) Goad, both natives of Virginia. Stephen Goad moved to Tennessee about 1808, where he followed farming about six years, when he died, and was buried on the Cumberland Mountains, in White County. Peter Goad lived with his parents, receiving no education and following farming, and after his father's death lived in White County about eight years, when they moved near Nashville, where they remained on a farm six years. In 1828, they came to Warrick County, Indiana, locating on farm in Boon Township, where he and his mother lived until the latter's death. He was married when nineteen years old to Dicy Smith, of Wilson County, Tenn., and by her is the father of eight children - six sons and two daughters - all of whom are living. Mr. Goad gave his first farm on 160 acres tohis two sons, Jackson and George. He owns 120 acres of good land in Hart and Boon Townships, besides the 120 acres near Boonville, where he lives. In politics, Mr. Goad is a demoncrat; served as County Commissioner twelve years for Warrick County, and is one of the most respected and honest pioneers. His wife, a loved and loving lady, died October 8, 1869. Akillis F. Goad, son of the old pioneer, Peter Goad, is a native of Warrick County, Ind., his birth occurring March 29, 1830. He was reared tomanhood on the old homestead in Boon Township, the majority of his time being passed in hard work, as was common for boys of that day. At the age of twenty-two years he married, and moving onto a farm in the northeastern part of Boon Township, deeded him by his father, has ever since resided there, engaged in agricultural pursuits. To the original tract he has added sixty acres, and the farm of 160 acres is well-improved and well cultivated. November 18, 1852, he was united in marriage with Docia S. Barclay, by whom he is the father of nine children, whose names are William M., Sarah A. (Mrs. Eli Boardman), Levi T., Rebecca A., James N., George M., Travis D., Ida M., and Peter F. Mr. Goad is a Democrat and one of the county's intelligent farmers and enterprising citizens. James W. Goad, farmer, was born September 21, 1835, in Warrick County, Ind., and is the second born in a family of twelve children, of Andrew J. and Clementina (Osborn) Goad, natives respectively of Tennessee and Indiana. The father came to Warrick County from Tennessee with his uncle, Peter Goad, when fourteen years old, and on attaining his majority married and entered land where our subject now lives. He died October 9, 1870, followed by his widow in April, 1880. Mr. Goad was one of Warrick's earliest pioneers and most honored citizens. He followed farming through life, and by a temperate, steady life secured a tract of land comprising about 1500 acres of land. James W. Goad received a limited education in youth, was raised on a farm, and at the age of twenty-three years married and began doing for himself. Like his father before him, he has made farming his life's vocation, and is the present owner of 140 acres of well-improved land. In addition to agricultural pursuits he has, for the past thirty-two years, operated a steam-thresher during the seasons. September 23, 1858, he was united in marriage with Nancy Barclay, and to their union a family of nine children have been born - all living but two. In politics, Mr. Goad is a Democrate, and in all matters of a valuable public nature actively co-operates. John A. Goad, Commissioner elect of Warrick County, was born in White County, Tenn., May 17, 1826, being the eldest of eight children born to Peter and Darcy (Smith) Goad. He came with his parents to this county in 1828 and was here raised to manhood, securing only such education as the schools of that primitive day afforded. At the age of twenty-two years, he married and moved on the farm in Owen Township, where he now resides. He has made farming a success being the owner of 160 acres of well-improved land, which he keeps well stocked and in good condition. June 14, 1848, he was united in marriage with Miss L. J. Powers, of Warrick County, and eight children have been born to their union, these six yet living: Alva J., Hannah F. (who married John Ellison), Martin A., Jacob F. Charles W. and Lucy A. Mr. Goad is a Democrat in politics, and although not an office seeker by any means, he has occupied various local positions of honor and trust. The fall of 1884, as the nominee of his party, he was elected County Commissioner, his term of office to begin in December, 1885. He and wife represent one of Owen Township's best families, and both are members of the General Baptist Church. That is all I have for now!! Still going through everything I copied. Will post more when I can. Myra Smith
Hello Goad List! I just recently made a trip to Warrick County to do a little family research. My Smith line married into the Goad line in 1831. Visited Freedom Cemetery and found lots of Goads. Took pictures. Lots of information from the Willard Library at Evansville, Indiana. Will be glad to post some of the biographical sketches from Warrick County on some of the Goads if anyone is interested. Here are the names that I have sketches on: Peter Goad, Akillis F. Goad, James W. Goad, and John A. Goad. Also have a copy of the land plat from 1880 and 1899 that shows some Goads. Will be glad to share!! I am still searching for my Achilles Smith who moved from VA to TN to IN with the Goad family -- who are Achilles' parents? Thanks, Myra Smith
Hello Group, Pardon the use of large font, having vision problems. Found this today, hope it helps someone. Casey Co., KY District 2 Census page 324 line one family#507 Cornelius Goad 37 male KY Mary Goad 37 female KY *Hiram Goad 60 male VA *Who ever uses this needs to double check the spelling, this was a guess on my part. Don E. Goad AncientRed@aol.com Researching: AUSTIN, *BROCKETT, **BROWN, BUTLER, BURTON, +CURTIS, DALTON, +FLOYD, **GOAD, HACKETT, **HALLIBURTON, *?HUFFINES, HUMPHREYS, *HYDER, *KEY, *MORGAN, **PATTERSON, **PARKHURST, **SLATE, **SIRCY/SEARCY, *TANDY, WELCH, *WHITE,**WITCHER and *YOUNG. * I’VE JUST ADDED THESE. ** These are the more active lines I'm working +Dead End or Brick walls *?Searching for the link into the Smith Co., TN GOADS