A Probable History of the Golden Family of Newberry, South Carolina Since 1761 Updated 2024.12.22 Keeling DNA Matches There are multiple paths by which I and other Goldens are DNA matches with various Keeling lines. #1 ~~~ Intermarriage: Two generations of early Virginia Keelings are grandparents[1]How my Goldens descend from: 10th GGF: Leonard (George … Read more
Edward Keeling arrives in Virginia at New Kent County, in 1680 … 1680 Jul 10: … Edward Keeling … Richard Clark, 736 acs., New Kent Co., S. side of Yorke Riv., at the mouth of little cr., where it falls into Skimino Cr; adj. William Whitmore; land formerly Arthur Price’s, neare the Labour in Vaine Path, &c; 10 July 1680, p. 42. Trans. of 15 pers: Samll Higins (or Stigins) [Samuel Higgins / Stigins], Walter Patso, Nich. Young, Ben. Heath [Benjamin Heath], Tim. Boyter [Timothy Boyter], Tim. Hatches [Timothy Hatches], Ed. Keeling [Edward Keeling], Rich. Gregory [Richard Gregory], Rob. Smith [Robert Smith], Jno. Hailes [Jonathan / Johnathan Cooke], Danll. Ware [Daniel Ware], Jos. Fellowes [Joseph Fellowes]; “one more”.
When war came the Goldens sent their own Army, fighting in large numbers for both the Union and for the Confederacy.
Some Southern Goldens volunteered and chose to fight for the Union.
A Probable History of the Golden Family of Newberry, South Carolina Since 1761 Updated 2024.12.15 The following members of our family served their country in military service. ~~~~~~ You can add your Golden family member by sending info to Bill Golden at Norfolk1956@gmail.com or posting on the Golden Family History page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/WilliamNellieGoldenFamily DIS … Read more
Golden, Golding, Goulding et al Military Service throughout History
Golden, Golding, Goulding et al Military Service – World War II
Golden, Golding, Goulding et al Vietnam War Military Service
Golding/Golden/Goulding Family History on Facebook 1776-1786 Revolutionary War | Loyalists in Southern Campaign This is but a partial list of those Golden’s that served. Names were not reliably spelt the same way on all military records for the period. For example, the records were standardized for ‘Richard Golden’ (son of William Golding and Elizabeth Foster), even … Read more
A young Marine, John H. Golden, Korean War – 1953 – ‘There Stands the Glass’ by Webb Pierce
The following served their country during the Mexican-American War: Golden, Archibald (aka Goulding) (Pvt) – Co D, 2nd Indiana Infantry Golden, Dominick (Pvt) – Co G, 1st Massachusetts Volunteers Golden, Edward (Pvt) – Co E, 7th New York Volunteeers Golden, Elisha (Pvt) – Co C, Eason’s Battalion, Missouri Infantry Golden (aka Goldin), George W. (Pvt) … Read more