1676 – Gouldmans and George Nangle, 21st Baron of Navan
1676 – Gouldmans and George Nangle, 21st Baron of Navan — does the Nangle genealogy hold insights into the origins of the Gouldman family of Virginia and provide yet another Welsh connection?
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Richard Golden of County Tyrone, born c1746, what YDNA says
Richard Golden of County Tyrone, born c1746, YDNA says Updated 2021.06.13 — NEWSFLASH!! BIG Y testing shows that the lines of Richard Golden, born c1746, and Mark Golden, born c1762, share a common father or grandfather. No name is known yet, so we will call him by his Terminal SNP name: Grandfather G-FTA59516 Golden … … Read more
GFolks that once had different surnames
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Some GFolks once had different names A surname (last name) is a hereditary name common to all members of a family, as distinct from a given name (first name). Please keep in mind that hereditary surnames are a relatively modern invention, beginning around … Read more
G2a Goldens from Gwaltney family of Pembrokeshire, Wales?
Golding/Golden/Goulding Family History on Facebook Some G2a Goldens from Wales? Some Golden family histories with Elender Eli Golden as their ancestor, indicate that these Goldens may be descended from the Gualmay/Gwaltney family of Pembrokeshire, Wales. The name Gualmay is Welsh in origin and means “Field Hawk” or “Hawk of May”. Gualmay is a derivative of … Read more
Golden/Goulden and Morgan Family atDNA connections
Have found two atDNA connections with the Morgan family via Ancestry member Jukqueen. >>> The oldest documented grandparent in our family line is the marriage of Nathaniel Greene Goulden to Rachel Isabella Morgan about 1810 in South Carolina. The Morgan family is well documented for a number of generations back to about 1600. Now have … Read more
Golden Families that once had different surnames
Golding / Golden / Goulding et al Family History on Facebook Updated 2015.07.31 Some Goldens once had different names A surname (last name) is a hereditary name common to all members of a family, as distinct from a given name (first name). Please keep in mind that hereditary surnames are a relatively modern invention, beginning … Read more