Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Sebron Johnson Golding >> What unit did he serve in during the Civil War? Sebron is a very unique name among Goldens/Goldings — and it may have started out as a misspelling of Seaborn, which was quite popular. Sebron WAS recorded as Seborn Golding … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Reuben Golding is the son of William Golding (1704-1782) and Elizabeth Foster (1704-1775). Born 1741 or 1743 in Orange County, Virginia and died 1835 March 5th at Milton, Laurens County, South Carolina. Reuben would serve in just about every major South Carolina campaign of the … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook John Belton O’Neall began collecting information about the early settlement and the history of Newberry, South Carolina in 1850. He finally published his book ‘The Annals of Newberry — Historical, Biographical and Anecdotal‘ in 1858. A second book was published in 1895 by John … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook John Dillard Golden was born 17 July 1868 in Georgia, probably in the Fannin County area — this is where the family lived during the 1870 census. John Dillard was the son of Nathaniel Greene Golden (1812-1882) and Elizabeth Jane Sosebee (1848-1930). During 1869 or … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Gay Douglas Golden, son of John Dillard Golden and Daisy Lola Allred Born 28 Nov 1897 at Paint Gap, NC, and passed on 21 Mar 1979 at East Point, Fulton County, GA. Married to Daisy Lola Allred (1893-1981) on December 9th, 1923 at Pickens County, Georgia. There … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook 1771 Aug 15 – William Golden received a plat for 250 acres surveyed in Berkley County, which at that time ran from the Atlantic coast to the Appalachian mountains. Mentioned within the document: John Bremar (Surveyor General), James Gaugin (owner of the land bounding … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Reuben Golding died without having married or having any children. Reuben was the son of Robert Golding, Sr (1740 VA – 1835 SC) and Sarah Estes (1740 VA – 1800 SC). Within his Will, he leaves bequests to three (of his five living) siblings: Elisha, Thomas, and … Read more
Robert Golding, Sr., was the son of William Golding (1704-1782) and Elizabeth Foster (1704-1775). Born 1740 in Essex, Virginia and died March 4, 1835 in Newberry, South Carolina. He was married to Sarah Estes (1740-1800). It would appear that Robert Sr may have had a prolonged illness as his Will was written and witnessed almost five … Read more
Below is the last will and wishes of Robert Golding, Jr., probable son of Robert Golding, Sr. (1740-1835) and Sarah Estes (1740-1800), and grandson of William Golding (1704-1782) and Elizabeth Foster (1704-1775). Within the Will only one person is named; the executor is to be Reuben Golding, Jr. The Will was proved on February 14th, 1825 and … Read more
John Gaulden‘s (John Golden or John Golding) of Camden District, Kershaw County last Will was written on January 15th and entered into the court record on January 20th. —– John’s name within the Will is spelled ‘Gaulden’. —– Within the Will, John names his wife as Susannah. —– Within the Will Susannah’s last name is spelled as ‘Golding’. —– There … Read more