My name is James Hammock and I am tring to put together a family history book for myself and for my dad.Can anyone help me with any information on Martha Goad and John Hammock.Could use all information you are willing to share. Thank you ....

Hello Rose, Thank you very much for your concern. William Frank Goad, Sr. is my gr gr uncle. In actuality, are the children of Wm. Frank Goad, Sr. to whom you refer. Mr. Goad was born in 1831 in KY & died 2 August 1898, according to a front page article in both the San Francisco newspapers at the time, in San Rafael, Marin Co., CA; , his wife Mary "Mollie" Cook Goad preceded him in death in San Francisco-5 Oct. 1891, also shown in the 2 San Francisco newspapers. The 3 children you refer to are his children. Long before he was a lawyer in San Francisco, he was a lawyer in Colusa and started the Colusa County Bank (next to your county courthouse. As I remember, it is once again a law office in the year 1999). This Mr. & Mrs. Goad were buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, San Francisco until greed captivated the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and after 35 years of trying to close Laurel hill, home of the pioneers, they finally succeeded. They moved all of the cemetery residents to Cypress Lawn Cemetery in Colma, where they are basically in a semi-common grave known as "The Laurel Hill Mound." I was told that was why the children were left at the original burial site. I have bad feelings as to how and why the parents had to be moved, much less these innocent children. The "new" Colusa Cemetery contains the remains of William Frank Goad's brother, James Wilkins Goad and his Wife, Ella B. Wall. (James W. also used the Colusa County Bank, for his law offices). Their first child was Mollie Frank Goad, who lived only 1869-1870 born and died in Colusa. In 1875 their second daughter, Hattie Belle Goad was born, she married Charles Albert de St. Maurice (also a Colusa County government official). Hattie Belle died in 1947. Is there some reason someone thinks the graves should be moved, at this time? When I first learned of their graves being in a city park & not with their parents, I too, was saddened. However, the closest living relative should really be contacted. Her name is Yvonne & she can be reached at yvoneu@aol.com These people are of her direct line. I would also like to be kept posted on the outcome of this problem. It would be wise to remember, if it can happen in a city the size of San Francisco, our forefathers remains are vulnerable anywhere! Sincerely yours, Pat Holland genedig@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Rose Young <ryoung@citlink.net> To: <GOAD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 7:26 PM Subject: [GOAD-L] William Frank Goad > Hi list, > > I am not related to the following, but am researching a tiny cemetery that is located where I live here in Colusa, CA. Actually it's not really a cemetery any longer, it is a park and in the corner of the park are 3 tiny headstones. Many. many years ago, the Colusa Cemetery had been removed to a new location. Every grave had been moved with the exception of the Goad children. I have been told that none of their relatives could be found for permission to move the graves. > After doing a little research on-line from the information on the head stones ( of 3 Goad children who died at a very tender age), this is what I have so far: > > William Frank Goad born abt. 1849 and died 1885 either in here in Colusa or in San Francisco. The reason I say that is I have found that he bought thousands of acres here in Colusa County, but also had a law firm in San Francisco. I researched the S. F. web site and found where he died in in 1885 at the age of 36 (from a obit index) and his wife ( also from an obit index), whom is listed as Mrs. W. F. Goad, (but on one of the children's tomb stone her name is listed as "Mollie C. Goad" )died in 1891 either in S. F. or here in Colusa. They are listed here in the Colusa Newspaper index as well, so I'm unsure where their deaths actually occured. > > The 3 children at the park are: > > 1. William Frank Goad, Jr. b. 24 Jan 1872 d. 24 Aug 1873 > 2. John C. Goad b. 29 Nov 1865 d. 01 Dec 1865 > 3. Amanda Goad b. 30 May 1864 d. 21 Jul 1865 > > There are graves located at the Colusa Community Cemetery ( the relocated cemetery) with the Goad surname, one being Mollie Frank Goad??? I will need to go out there to find the location of the graves to see what is inscripted on the headstones. Perhaps the children's parent's were moved without their children???? > > What I am looking for is ANYONE researching this family or may have them on a little branch of your tree, please contact me! > > Thank you for your time!! > > Rose Young >

Mike, Why don't you leave it alone for a few weeks to see how it goes; then if it is too much, turn it off. Cynthia.

LOOKING FOR GOAD CUMBERLAND MARYLAND OR PENN. EARL B GOAD, MARRIED HELEN WAKEFOOSE, ROSALEE DUNN, CHARLES C. GOAD. DONNA

I agree with Larry. I'd leave it at is for now and revisited the issue in a few weeks if it becomes problem. Thanks for being such a great administrator Mike! Pam Goad

Mike - Just leave it alone .. the activity will eventually die off. All we have to do is hit "delete" and the message goes away (grin) Jerry http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~peasoup/

Hi all, As you may have noticed, there have been a few posts in the last couple of days that seemed to be replies to old messages... and they were, but not to old messages to this mailing list. I'll try to explain why this is occurring, and then I'd like some feedback from you. About 2 weeks ago, the GenConnect genealogy bulletin boards essentially ceased to exist. All of the boards (queries, obits, deeds, bible records, etc.) were merged together, though individual messages can be assigned a "classification." The available classifications are similar to what the individual separate boards used to be. The boards were not just merged together at RootsWeb. They were also merged with the Ancestry.com and MyFamily.com message boards. RootsWeb was purchased last year by Ancestry, which is a subsidiary of MyFamily and the decision to merge the boards was a business decision based on elimination of duplication of services. I am the message board manager for the Goad message board (and several more). The purpose of this message is to explain why we are getting the messages that have appeared in the last few days, not to discuss the pros and cons of the merging of the lists. The old GenConnect Goad message boards were "gatewayed" to our mailing list. This meant that any message posted there was automatically forwarded to the mailing list. When they were, the message would state "Posted on (whatever message board it was posted on) and provide the internet address of the message for replies to the message. The current message Goad board retained the "gateway" feature. However, the messages that are "gateway-ed" to the mailing list do state where they are posted from nor do they provide the internet address of the message. The gateway feature for our mailing list is one of the things that I have control over. I can turn it on or off. My question for you is: Do I leave the gateway turned on so that messages to the board will appear on the list or do I turn it off? Mike

Vernon Goad was my grandfather. He left his home when he was 12 because he was beatin with a horsewhip by very cruel parents. He then changed his name to Glen Beryl Gibson. I have proof if you need it.

I have info on his parents and descendants if interested bksallie@yahoo.com

I know that Cherokee part snuk in when Harry married Gertrude Rose Tadcock. I have know idea how much she had in her but the family has relayed %.

I live in Ashland Ky... Weird we're both looking for GOADS. Krissi Sallie

My great grand mother was Rose Tadcock a Cherokee indian that married Harry Goad. And believe me their kids look native american. I have found nothing on Rose his first wife, but found everything on the second wife....a non american indian. That stinks. It's hard to find anything with the native americans. Krissi Sallie

Looking for information on Bethel and Susie Goad of Ashland City Tenn. Their Home was located on Sams Creek Road. This may be a Pegram mailing address. Bethel Hermans parents were, William Goad and Lou Vinious Russell Goad of Tompkinsville Ky. I am at a stand still. I've hit the brick wall and it ain't pretty. Thanks. Wesley Goad

Is this Maud Goad related to James Eugene Goad (1952-1898) who is buried in Moody Cemetery, Moody, McLennan Co., Texas? Moody, is just a few miles north of the Bell County line. My GGM Fanny Goad Chaney is buried within 20-25 feet of the graves of the family of James Eugene Goad. Fanny is a daughter of Ephraim Goad and Susannah Jester who lived in Georgia before moving to Carroll Co., AR, before 1860. Fanny was recorded to be L. Perlina Goad and her tombstone does read "L. P. Chaney." However, she was always called Fanny. --------------------------------------------------------------- Dameron-Damron Family Association: http://www.mindspring.com/~ccchaney/ddfa/ddfa.html Charles Chaney's Web Pages: http://www.mindspring.com/~ccchaney/index.html

MAUDIE GOAD B:9/7/1895 IN B ELL CO.,TX D:1/27/1920. MAUDIE MARRIED SAMUEL BAREFIELD IN 1913,TX.HE WAS THE SON OF JACK M.BAREFIELD.& ARMETHIA CALDWELL.MAUDIE HAD 3 CHILDREN.1)UNA 2)ROY (RETARDED) 3)BABY BAREFIELD..MAUDIE DIED AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO 3RD BABY.(DON'T KNOW IF 3RD BABY LIVED OR DIED)..EMAIL ME @babb@ev1.net..ASAP....

MAUDIE GOAD IS MY GRANDMOTHERS SISTER.WILLIE BELL MARRIED GEORGE S.BARFIELD....WE ARE KIN... WE NEED TO TALK..I AM RESEARCHING HISTORY ON THE GOADS AND BAREFIELDS....EMAIL ME ASAP.... babb@ev1.net....

I have this family, although I have William Frank born about 1832, not 1849. Here is what I have on his family and his siblings: Descendants of Peter Goad Generation No. 1 1. Rev. Peter5 Goad (Peter4, John3, John2, Abraham1) was born December 06, 1801 in Hopkins County, KY, and died July 19, 1879 in Hopkins County, KY. He married (1) Martha A. Bennett 1827 in Hopkins County, KY. He married (2) Amanda Weir Wilkins May 01, 1828 in Hopkins County, KY. She was born October 22, 1809, and died April 03, 1951 in Hopkins County, KY. Children of Peter Goad and Amanda Wilkins are: 2 i. Nancy Elizabeth6 Goad, born 1829; died 1886. She married Thomas E. Taliaferro December 23, 1856 in Hopkins County, KY. + 3 ii. William Frank Goad, born 1832 in KY; died Abt. 1885 in Colusa County, California. 4 iii. Dorothy F. Goad, born 1834. She married Lewis W. Gatlin May 13, 1858 in Hopkins County, KY. 5 iv. Amanda Ellen Goad, born 1836; died 1888. She married John M. Pennington December 14, 1859 in Hopkins County, KY. + 6 v. Peter Samuel Blackburn Goad, born July 06, 1837 in Hopkins County, Kentucky; died August 10, 1911 in Hopkins County, Kentucky. 7 vi. James Wilkins Goad, born 1839 in Hopkins County, Kentucky; died 1920 in Colusa County, California?. He married Louisa Lawrence December 08, 1865 in Greene County, Indiana; born 1844 in Indiana. + 8 vii. David Clarence Goad, born 1840 in Hopkins County, Kentucky; died April 04, 1876 in Logan County, IL. 9 viii. Abraham Lewis Goad, born 1844 in Hopkins County, Kentucky; died 1896. He married Geneva Loving. Generation No. 2 3. William Frank6 Goad (Peter5, Peter4, John3, John2, Abraham1) was born 1832 in KY, and died Abt. 1885 in Colusa County, California. He married Mary Cook April 27, 1863. She was born in KY, and died 1891 in Colusa County, California. Notes for William Frank Goad: Yvonne Neumann of California, a ggg granddaughter of J. Frank has sent me some interesting data on these men. A third brother, John C. Goad, also joined the other two in California and was apparently a minister as was Samuel, another brother back in Kentucky. Whether they rate as equally "successful" depends on one's point of view I find that Frank had other distinctions nor mentioned previously. He was for a time President of the Wells Fargo Express Company; in semi-retirement he served as president of the San Francisco Board of Education and he qualified as a lawyer to practice before the United States Supreme Court….not bad for a farmer from Kentucky! From: Rose Young <ryoung@citlink.net> : I am not related to the following, but am researching a tiny cemetery that is located where I live here in Colusa, CA. Actually it's not really a cemetery any longer, it is a park and in the corner of the park are 3 tiny headstones. Many. many years ago, the Colusa Cemetery had been removed to a new location. Every grave had been moved with the exception of the Goad children. I have been told that none of their relatives could be found for permission to move the graves. After doing a little research on-line from the information on the head stones ( of 3 Goad children who died at a very tender age), this is what I have so far: William Frank Goad born abt. 1849 and died 1885 either in here in Colusa or in San Francisco. The reason I say that is I have found that he bought thousands of acres here in Colusa County, but also had a law firm in San Francisco. I researched the S. F. web site and found where he died in in 1885 at the age of 36 (from a obit index) and his wife ( also from an obit index), whom is listed as Mrs. W. F. Goad, (but on one of the children's tomb stone her name is listed as "Mollie C. Goad" )died in 1891 either in S. F. or here in Colusa. They are listed here in the Colusa Newspaper index as well, so I'm unsure where their deaths actually occured. The 3 children at the park are: 1. William Frank Goad, Jr. b. 24 Jan 1872 d. 24 Aug 1873 2. John C. Goad b. 29 Nov 1865 d. 01 Dec 1865 3. Amanda Goad b. 30 May 1864 d. 21 Jul 1865 There are graves located at the Colusa Community Cemetery ( the relocated cemetery) with the Goad surname, one being Mollie Frank Goad??? I will need to go out there to find the location of the graves to see what is inscripted on the headstones. Perhaps the children's parent's were moved without their children???? Children of William Goad and Mary Cook are: 10 i. Amanda7 Goad, born May 30, 1864; died July 21, 1865 in Colusa, CA. 11 ii. John C. Goad, born November 29, 1865 in Colusa, CA; died December 01, 1865 in Colusa, CA. 12 iii. Ella Wall Goad, born September 19, 1868 in Colusa County, California; died 1947 in Hillsborough, San Mateo County, California. She married Osgood Hooker February 1896 in San Francisco, CA; died 1925 in San Mateo County, California. More About Osgood Hooker: Veteran: WWI 13 iv. William Frank Goad, born January 24, 1872 in Colusa, CA; died August 24, 1873 in Colusa, CA. 14 v. Aileen Goad, born Abt. 1875 in San Francisco, California. She married Charles K. McIntosh Abt. 1897. Notes for Charles K. McIntosh: President of the Bank of California 15 vi. Genevieve Goad, born June 23, 1876 in San Francisco, California; died January 23, 1957 in Santa Barbara, California. She married (1) Andrew Donahue Martin Bef. 1901. She married (2) Richard Robinson-Riley Abt. 1901 in San Francisco, California; born November 18, 1869 in Washington, DC; died October 31, 1961 in Santa Barbara, California. Notes for Genevieve Goad: Lived in Santa Barbara, CA, and Nice, France 6. Peter Samuel Blackburn6 Goad (Peter5, Peter4, John3, John2, Abraham1) was born July 06, 1837 in Hopkins County, Kentucky, and died August 10, 1911 in Hopkins County, Kentucky. He married America Independence Lacy September 13, 1859 in Hopkins County, KY. She was born 1844, and died 1912. Children of Peter Goad and America Lacy are: 16 i. Amanda Alice7 Goad, born 1860; died 1928. She married Frank P. Bussert. 17 ii. James David Goad, born 1863; died 1925. He married Sadie Clark. 18 iii. Peter Samuel Blackburn Goad, born 1865; died 1911. He married Mary S. ?. 19 iv. William Amos Goad, born August 06, 1868 in Hopkins County, Kentucky; died May 19, 1911 in Denver, Denver County, Colorado. He married Mary M. Whitfield March 10, 1887 in Hopkins County, Kentucky; born February 14, 1868 in Kentucky; died August 22, 1926 in Denver, Denver County, Colorado. 20 v. Dora Dale Goad, born 1874; died 1961. She married ? Middlestate. 21 vi. Lewis W. Goad, born 1879; died 1939. 22 vii. Ella Frances Goad, born 1880 in White Plains, Hopkins County, Kentucky; died in Pocatello, Idaho. She married Rheamer Clyde Hall in Pueblo, Colorado. More About Rheamer Clyde Hall: Fact 1: Buried: Memorial Cemetery, Colorado Springs, CO 8. David Clarence6 Goad (Peter5, Peter4, John3, John2, Abraham1) was born 1840 in Hopkins County, Kentucky, and died April 04, 1876 in Logan County, IL. He married Emma K. Stivers. Children of David Goad and Emma Stivers are: 23 i. David Clarence7 Goad. 24 ii. Lawrence Goad, born 1861; died 1929 in Cass County, Illinois. He married Mary E. Bishop September 24, 1878 in Cass County, Illinois; born 1860; died 1947 in Cass County, Illinois. Notes for Lawrence Goad: Buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, along with his family.

Hi list, I am not related to the following, but am researching a tiny cemetery that is located where I live here in Colusa, CA. Actually it's not really a cemetery any longer, it is a park and in the corner of the park are 3 tiny headstones. Many. many years ago, the Colusa Cemetery had been removed to a new location. Every grave had been moved with the exception of the Goad children. I have been told that none of their relatives could be found for permission to move the graves. After doing a little research on-line from the information on the head stones ( of 3 Goad children who died at a very tender age), this is what I have so far: William Frank Goad born abt. 1849 and died 1885 either in here in Colusa or in San Francisco. The reason I say that is I have found that he bought thousands of acres here in Colusa County, but also had a law firm in San Francisco. I researched the S. F. web site and found where he died in in 1885 at the age of 36 (from a obit index) and his wife ( also from an obit index), whom is listed as Mrs. W. F. Goad, (but on one of the children's tomb stone her name is listed as "Mollie C. Goad" )died in 1891 either in S. F. or here in Colusa. They are listed here in the Colusa Newspaper index as well, so I'm unsure where their deaths actually occured. The 3 children at the park are: 1. William Frank Goad, Jr. b. 24 Jan 1872 d. 24 Aug 1873 2. John C. Goad b. 29 Nov 1865 d. 01 Dec 1865 3. Amanda Goad b. 30 May 1864 d. 21 Jul 1865 There are graves located at the Colusa Community Cemetery ( the relocated cemetery) with the Goad surname, one being Mollie Frank Goad??? I will need to go out there to find the location of the graves to see what is inscripted on the headstones. Perhaps the children's parent's were moved without their children???? What I am looking for is ANYONE researching this family or may have them on a little branch of your tree, please contact me! Thank you for your time!! Rose Young

Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/10268 Surname: Linderleaf, Linder, Linderlea ------------------------- Looking for Anton Linderleaf,born in Sweden came toMichigan

Posted on: Goad Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Goad/10267 Surname: OGG, CROSS, GOAD ------------------------- My great aunt was Gineth Permillia Ogg b. 1895. Her first marriage was to William Cross. Second marriage to a GOAD possibly in Kansas, Missouri or Arizona. Does anyone have info? Many thanks.