Southern Unionists – Civil War
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.
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.
Golden, Golding, Goulding et al Military Service – World War II
GoldenGenealogy.com — Family history and genealogy for surnames of Golden, Golding, Goulding, Goldman, Gouldman, Goleman, Golman, Golmon and other similar families arriving in America and the Carribean.
Sgt. Nicholes Darwin Golding – KIA at Ghazni, Afghanistan – Feb 13, 2004. SGT Nicholes Golding’s line of Goldings comes from Harry Golding, born in 1871. Harry immigrated to the USA in 1885 via the ship ‘City of Richmond’. Point of origination was Liverpool, England and destination point was Queens, New York. This ship brought a new line of Goldings to America.
September 17, 1779 / JACOB GOLDEN, of Henry County, being weak in body, dated Sept. 17, 1779. My wife to be sole executor of what I have left during her life and widowhood, and I make Thomas Stogdon (sic Stockton) and Richard Dickins my executors to see that nothing be wanted.
GoldenGenealogy.com Homepage A Probable History of the Golden Family of Newberry, South Carolina Since 1761 Updated 2024.04.14 The individuals below may appear in your DNA matches. Thomas Golden of Middlesex County, Virginia began showing up in my DNA matches after numerous members of the Goare and Gore families took DNA tests. Matches with some … Read more
GoldenGenealogy.com — Family history and genealogy for surnames of Golden, Golding, Goulding, Goldman, Gouldman, Goleman, Golman, Golmon and other similar families.
1730+ Elizabeth Noel marries FNU Gouldman Occupacia, Caroline and Essex County, Virginia Daniel Noel, 1665–1755andElizabeth Elliott, 1670–1752 Daughter Elizabeth Noel married a first name unknown (FNU) Gouldman per the Winston Family History, 1924. No year is given for the marriage. Elizabeth would have been approximately 17 in 1730. — Martha Tomlin, 1680–1721, widow of Edward Gouldman, 1660–1710, … Read more
These Goldens exist only within the 1776 Last Will and Testament (LWT) of their sister Margaret Golden. What became of them?
Eleanor Golden Warren, c1745-1811, Clouds Creek, Saluda, South Carolina Revised Version … this 1 Jan 2024 revisement offers significant changes and clarifications to the 2 Feb 2018 version crossposted to Ancestry.com … 2018 version taken down but exists within archive. South Carolina – Newberry/Saluda/Edgefield – c1745-1811 Two important changes in this 2023 version re Eleanor … Read more