Golding/Golden/Goulding Family History on Facebook UPDATED 2013.04.30 // changes listed at bottom It has been suggested that the father of Nathaniel Greene Golden (b1812) was a Nathaniel Golding Sr., and that he was son of Richard Golding (b1775) and grandson of Richard Golding (b1740). Timewise this is very possible but also a tight fit. Richard … Read more
Golding/Golden/Goulding Family History on Facebook Updated 2013.06.21 – See changes below ————— 1776-1850 Rachel Isabelah Green ————— Offspring: Nathaniel Green, Jane, John, Joseph 1810 -Richard Golden participates in estate sale for Lewis Graves, deceased Justice of the Peace. Changes 2013.06.21 // 1810 -Richard Golden participates in estate sale for Lewis Graves, deceased Justice of the … Read more
I have excerpted pages from The register booke of christeninges, marriages and burialls in Saint Dunstan’s, Canterbury, 1559-1800 that involve Goldings. The entire parish registry is available online as a searchable ebook available from http://books.google.com Below are the Goldings that are listed within the parish registry — my excerpt of pages (PDF) related to Goldings. … Read more
Golding/Golden on Facebook Below are miscellaneous notes collected during April 2013. I have made no attempt to verify or to track down additional information. Georgia 1820 – Georgia gained one seat in reapportionment following the 1820 Census. Georgia elected its seven representative seats on a general ticket. Ten candidates ran, to include John R. Golding, … Read more
Golding/Golden on Facebook Day Two of this battle engagement took place on June 28 at the farm of Simon Gouldin (Golding). Location: Henrico County Campaign: Peninsula Campaign (March-September 1862) Date(s): June 27-28, 1862 Principal Commanders: Maj. Gen. George B. McClellan [US]; Maj. Gen. John B. Magruder [CS] Forces Engaged: Divisions Estimated Casualties: 830 total Description: … Read more
The Golding Nuggets Golding family history newsletter was published in hard copy for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Golding families who came mainly from England and Ireland, with some focus on (but not limited to) descendants of the Englishman, John Golding (born ca. 1640) and his sons John, William, and Richard. … Read more
Golding/Golden on Facebook Augustus C. Golding left a major trove of papers and documents to us, available today from Earl Gregg Swem Library, College of William and Mary. Augustus C. Golding was born in Greenwich, Connecticut on 20 November 1833. He moved to New York and enlisted as a carpenter. Golding enlisted in the Union … Read more
Golding/Golden on Facebook The Golding and Foster families had numerous intermarriages while living in Virginia. The Golding and Tinsley families were also close, with one Revolutionary war member of the Tinsley family even being named Golding Tinsley. All three families migrated together en mass from Virginia to South Carolina just prior to or during the … Read more
– Anthony Foster (1727 – 4/9/1805) (born Spotsylvania, VA; died Cross Anchor, Spartanburg Dist., SC; buried Foster-Tinsley Family Cemetary, Woodruff, SC) married (1) Sarah? Tinsley abt 1752, and (2) Sarah Golding abt. 1764 in Orange, VA children of Anthony Foster and Sarah Golding: * Anthony Foster, Jr. (5/2/1766 – 6/30/1842) (died Spartanburg Co., SC) * … Read more
JOHN FOSTER (1688 – 1736) (born Gloucester, VA; died Orange Co., VA) married ISABELLA GOLDING (bet. 1690/1699 – 6/4/1747) (born Essex Co., VA; died Orange Co., VA) in 1713 in Essex, VA children of John Foster and Isabella Golding Foster: + Sarah Foster (1712 – 1801) (born Caroline Co., VA; died Nelson Co., KY) married … Read more