Thomas Golden is the first Golden known to own property in the Ninety Six District of South Carolina (1762, 63/67). Newberry’s Council approved Thomas Golden’s request for 200 acres in 1762. The Honorable Egerton Leigh, Esq., Surveyor General of the the province requested on November 2, 1763 that a plat for 200 acres be laid … Read more
GEORGIA SUPREME COURT, 1858 Thomas Golden convicted of murder of Nicolas Jordan, March 1858. Case is appealed to the Georgia Supreme Court that the judge gave bad instructions to the jury, and one juror surnamed Slaughter was so angry at having to jury duty that he swore to convict whomever was accused, watch him hang … Read more
Thomas Golden is the first Golden known to me to own property in the Ninety Six District of South Carolina. The Honorable Egerton Leigh, Esq., Surveyor General of the the province requested on November 2, 1763 that a plat for 200 acres be laid out for Thomas Golden in Berkeley Count on the north side … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Am seeking male Gouldens (Goldens) related to the following to take a YDNA test, or to share your YDNA test results if you have already taken such a test: Thomas Goulden (1686–1749) and Alice Shaw (1688–1781) Supposed parents of: Thomas Goulden Jr, married to Ellen … Read more
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Thomas Golden and his wife lived at Plymouth, Massachusetts throughout the 1740s and at least the early 1750s. Each was probably born before 1719, although where is unknown. I have not been able to find information about this family after the birth of their … Read more
Edgefield, South Carolina, 1800 Thomas Goulden, brother of Wiliam, husband of Nellie? Thomas Goulden appears in the 1800 Edgefield census with a young male (age 1-10) and two teens/young adults (ages 16-25, a male and a female) living with him. No slaves. >>> From other census records, we know that a Thomas Golden lived in … Read more
Golding/Golden/Goulding Family History on Facebook Thomas Golden Corporal, 24th New York Cavalry, Death: June 26, 1864 Original Burial Place: Fort Hell, Petersburg, Virginia. Gravestone Number: 1671 Thomas Golden died during the siege of Petersburg, Virginia. Although he belonged to a cavalry unit, the unit was not assigned horses until October 1864. The unit fought as … Read more