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
Green Golding (Golden) is appointed in 1821 as a Commissioner of Roads, Bridges and Ferries in the Parish of Saint Bartholomew, South Carolina.
Eleanor Golden Warren, c1745-1809/11, Clouds Creek, Saluda, SC NEEDS REVIEW and revising … a new date of death is claimed: 25 OCT 1811 • Clouds Creek, Edgefield, SC (Now, Saluda, SC) — see this profile for what is considered the most current and accurate information. South Carolina – Newberry/Saluda/Edgefield – c1745-1809 or 1811 Which Golden … Read more
Temperance Foster vs husband James Magill Golding over Trust Agreement State: South Carolina Year: 1839 Location: Union (County) Location Type: District >> Listed as ‘Tempe‘ below, this is Temperance Foster. Abstract: Tempe Golding, her eight children, and her four sons-in-law sue her husband James for control of nine slaves. Tempe’s father John Foster left to … Read more
William Golden’s Militia Service – South Carolina Revolutionary War Former Virginian and Colonel of South Carolina Militia Philemon Waters was given the mission in 1781 to ‘recruit’ to support the revolutionary militia. This included recruiting loyalists to switch sides. Colonel Waters had a reputation of treating, and being treated by, local loyalists with respect and … Read more
Learning more about early South Carolina (1620-1820) is a very special, personal project for me as I try to unravel (or reveal) the families that are connected to my own, beginning with: Origin of Thomas Golden who settled at Newberry in 1763 Origin of William and Nellie Golden (Goulden) who settled at Saluda, Edgefield, c1782 … Read more
1780 – Who were the parents of John Golden born c1780 in South Carolina? DNA matches via Ancestry indicate that John Golden born c1780 in South Carolina may be related to the William and Nellie Golden family (c1750-1809) of Newberry-Saluda, South Carolina. DNA matches are available from descendants of Julia Caledonia Golden, 1880 AL-1975 TX, … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook William Golden rumored to have been born in South Carolina about 1827. Family lore indicates that William was orphaned at an early age of between 7-9 in the Chambers County, Alabama area. William Golden died on January 15, 1872 when he was resting on a … Read more
Your help is requested to help solve a mystery. The William Moody Golden line begins about 1795 in an area of South Carolina inhabited by a number of known non-related Goldens and Goldings. This family then moves off in the early 1800s to Perry, Alabama … leaving few hints as to its origin. Goldens and … Read more
Who were the parents of James Oliver “J. O.” Golden? Born James Oliver Golden, March 1817 at Pendleton District, South Carolina … but most likely in the Edgefield County area … and passed away 14 June 1902 at Cleveland, Arkansas. James Oliver has no paper trail for parentage. Still no clue who his mother was. … Read more