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
The following served their country during the American Indian Wars: Golden, Bernard – Private, Company M, 7th U.S. Calvary Birth: 1842, Cavan, Ireland Prior Occupation: Unknown Enlistment: 5 October 1875 Role During Battle: In valley and hilltop fights of Battle of Little Big Horn; survived the battle. Golden, James – Private, Company A, 3rd U.S. Cavalry Role: Campaign of … Read more
World War I Military Service Golden, Ross L. Pvt. US Army, Enterprise AL – 167th Regiment (4th Alabama) Infantry Goulding, Lewis Edward – Unit unknown; from Caroline County, Virginia Goulding, Robert Holland – Unit unknown; from Caroline County, Virginia
A Probable History of the Golden Family of Newberry, South Carolina Since 1761 Updated 2024.02.12 The individuals below may appear in your DNA matches. ~~~~~~ Members of the Swedish Kullaslakten family may appear in some male Golden yDNA results. The Kullaslakten Trullson line: DF98 >S18823 >FGC20588 >FGC20605 >FGC20581 >Y83414 >Y93719 >BY35138 This family descends … Read more
Louis Golding (b. 19 Nov 1895, Manchester, England — d. 9 Aug 1958, London). English novelist and essayist, an interpreter of British Jewish life.
Golding was the son of poor Jewish parents who had emigrated to Britain from Russia. His family are often referred to as Ukrainian Jews. Father: Philip Golding, b.1859-d.1916. Mother: Yetta Golding, b.1862-aft 1911.
A Probable History of the Golden Family of Newberry, South Carolina Since 1761 Updated 2023.08.13 Our family history as ‘Goldens’ circumstantially begins with Thomas Golden settling in the Newberry, South Carolina area before 1761, probably by 1760 at the latest but after 1755. [1]The circumstantial logic of our Goldens beginning with Thomas Golden is … Read more
A Probable History of the Golden Family of Newberry, South Carolina Since 1761 Updated 2023.03.26 Nathaniel Greene Golden went by his middle name as “Green Golden“. Family lore is that he may have been name after Revolutionary War general Nathanael Greene, a hero in South Carolina from the war years. [1]While named after a Revolutionary … Read more
A Probable History of the Golden Family of Newberry, South Carolina Since 1761 Updated 2022.12.28 The individuals below may appear in your DNA matches. TIMELINE 1550: 1600: 1650: ~~~ 1670-1671, about: John Gould (Belcher, Redington), 1648–1711, and Abigail Belcher (Gould), 1655–1687, marry at Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts. [1]New England Marriages Prior to 1700, by Torry, Clarence … Read more
THOMAS GOULDEN, c1720-bef 1800 I believe that the father of our grandfather William Goulden is Thomas Goulden. This is based upon circumstantial evidence. I have also collected DNA information on numerous other Golden, Golding etc families living in the area — which eliminates many of these families from consideration as being paternally related. … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook DNA can tell a story. Our male Golden YDNA lineage is R1b1a2a1a1c1a1 U106/S21/DF98 … which subbranches as follows: Z381 > Z156 > Z306 > Z304 > DF98 > S18823 > FGC20588 > R-FGC20581 > R-BY103979. NOTE: This page requires updating due to additional info … Read more