Green Golding / Golden Appointed Commissioner of Roads, Bridges & Ferries, 1821, South Carolina
Green Golding / Golden appointed in 1821 as a Commissioner of Roads, Bridges and Ferries in the Parish of Saint Bartholomew, South Carolina.
Green Golding / Golden appointed in 1821 as a Commissioner of Roads, Bridges and Ferries in the Parish of Saint Bartholomew, South Carolina.
Jacob Goulden arrived in South Carolina at some time before 14 Feb 1679 at Charles Towne (Charleston). From where he came is unknown. Jacob is allocated 100 acres of land along a navigable river. Where and when he settled after 1679 is unknown.
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Fleetwood Augustus Golden, Birth: 1875 (Newberry or Laurens County) South Carolina. Death: 1965 Burial: Liberty Springs Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cross Hill, Laurens County, South Carolina
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
Eleanor Golden Warren, c1745-1811, Clouds Creek, Saluda, South Carolina Revised Version … this is a revised version of 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 Golden Warren‘s life. Confirmation that … 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
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