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(The Goodwin News, Volume 5, Issue 1, Jan. 1983)


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OBITUARIES

Gertrude May Webb TINKHAM

From York County Coast Star, 17 Nov. 1982;
ELIOT - Gertrude May Webb TINKHAM, 83, of 47 Old Road died 13 Nov. in a York hospital.
She was born in Wells, the daughter of Herbert and Rose Ella Hutchins WEBB, and lived most of her life in York and Eliot.
Mrs. Tinkham had operated elderly boarding homes in York and Eliot for over 29 years.
Surviving are a niece, Mrs. William DOWNING of Cape Neddick, and two nephews, Edward GOODWIN of Eliot and James Goodwin of Bow, N.H..


Edwin James GOODWIN Jr.

The Houston Post, 25 Aug. 1982
Edwin James GOODWIN Jr., FAIA, born 17 July 1926, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, died 23 August 1982 after a lengthy illness. He was the senior design partner with the firm of Pierce Goodwin Alexander Architects. He was honored with a fellowship in the American Institute of Architects for his contribution to design experience, he has been awarded more than thirty national, regional and local awards. He was a past officer in the Houston Chapter of the AIA and has served as chairman of numerous professional and civic committees. He is survived by his wife, Betty; a son, Carl; a daughter Jamie TIPTON; his parents and brothers Bill and Bob. Memorial service [was] at 3 p.m. Wednesday August 25, Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church, Memorial Drive at Blalock. In lieu of usual remembrances, contributions may be made to M.D. Anderson Hospital, 67 23 Bertner Drive, Houston 77030. Please note to the attention of Dr. Ajani, No. 177 579, Waltrip Funeral Directors, 1415 Campbell Rd. 465-2525.


Ira L. GOODWIN Sr.

Portland, Maine, Press Herald, 14 May 1982
NORTH TURNER- Ira L. GOODWIN Sr., 54, died Wednesday at Kennebec Valley Medical Center, Augusta Division, Augusta. He was born in Levant, a son of George and Ruth GOODWIN, graduated from Orono High School and attended the University of Maine.
Mr. GOODWIN served in the Maritime Service during World War II and married Bertha PULSIFER here on Aug. 11, 1950. A past member of the Nezinscot Masonic Lodge and past district deputy Grand Master of the 23rd Masonic District, he was a member of the Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of Lewiston, the 32nd Degree Consistory of Portland, Lewiston Commandery, Kora Temple and the Square and Compass Club.
He was vice president of the Water Well Journal and was a water system contractor. He was a past president of the Maine, New England and National Well Drilling Associations.

He was a member and elder of the North Turner Presbyterian Church and served as moderator at town meetings here for several years.
Surviving are his wife of North Turner; two sons, Ira L. GOODWIN Jr., of Turner, and Dana GOODWIN Of North Turner; his mother, Ruth WEYMOUTH of Newport; his father and stepmother Margaret GOODWIN, both of Livermore; a half-brother, Frank GOODWIN of Rochester, N.H.; a half-sister, Avis MCDONALD of Windham; four grandchildren; a step-brother, Warren WEYMOUTH and a step-sister, Mrs. John (Maxine) FRIEND, both of Venice, Fla.
A funeral will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at United Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in North Turner Cemetery.

Herbert T. GOODWIN Sr.

Kennebec Journal, Augusta, 12 July 1982.
GARDINER- Funeral services for Herbert T. GOODWIN Sr. were held Saturday morning at Amesbury-White Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest SJOBERG of Dresden officiating.
Delegations attended from Randolph Senior Citizens, Pittston Fire Department, Pittston Grange and Pittston Congregational Church.
Honorary pallbearers were William SHERMAN, Norman MOULTON, Harry JONES, Roland TRUSSELL, Lorenzo BRAGDON, and Robert CUMMINGS.
Active bearers were six grandchildren, Roger LINTON, Malcolm LINTON, Phillip BARTER, David RANKINS, Robin GOODWIN, and Royce GOODWIN.
Burial was in Riverside Cemetery where the Rev. SJOBERG said committal services.


HARLAND GOODWIN

From: Foster's Daily Democrat, Dover, N.H., 26 Oct. 1982.
BERWICK, Maine - Harland K. GOODWIN, 75, of 1 Pine Hill Terrace died Sunday, Oct. 24, 1982 at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital.
Born Aug. 2, 1907, in Lebanon, the son of Thomas and Lucy (OTIS) GOODWIN, he attended schools here and had been a resident here for the greater part of his life.
He attended the United Methodist Church of Berwick, and was employed as an electrician at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for 18 years. He retired in 1967 from General Electric Co. as a foreman in the lab testing equipment. He later was custodian for the Berwick Town Hall.
He was a member of St. John's Lodge, A.& F.M., of South Berwick and the American Radio Relay League Inc. of Newington, Conn.
Members of his family include his widow Mrs. Annie (MATHEWS) GOODWIN of Berwick, one son, Nelson C. GOODWIN of Berwick, two daughters, Mrs. James (Patricia) DOUCETTE of Berwick and Mrs. Demosthenes ELEFTHERION of Portsmouth, Va.; three brothers, Forrest D. GOODWIN of Berwick, Otis F. GOODWIN of Ottawa, Kan., and Lester H. GOODWIN of Fort Worth, Texas; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews, and cousins.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Laing Funeral Chapel, 29 Rochester St. The Rev. James W. Daniels Jr. pastor of the Berwick United Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Masonic memorial rites will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel. Friends may call at from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel.
[For] those desiring memorials to the Maine Cancer Fund, envelopes are available at the chapel.


RICHARD GOODWIN

From: Foster's Daily Democrat, Dover, N.H., 18 Oct. 1982 MOODY, Maine - Richard F. GOODWIN, 52, of Edgewood Road, dies Saturday, Oct. 16, 1982, at his residence. Born Dec. 23, 1929, in York, the son of Leon and Marion (WATERHOUSE) GOODWIN, he had lived his early life at Shady Nook Farm on Route One here.
He graduated from Wells High School in 1947 and was the recipient of the Bauch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. He attended the University of Maine at Orono.
Mr. Goodwin served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean Conflict. He then worked with R.C.A. Service Co. as an engineer in Cheyenne, Wyo., Alaska, and Oklahoma, then the U.A.S.A. at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Virginia as a coordinator of the Satellite Tracking Stations. In 1974 he retired to his home in Wells. He was a member of the Wells-Ogunquit Lions Club, Ocean Lodge, AF and AM, of Wells Scottish Rite Bodies in Las Cruces, N.M., and the Ogunquit-York Methodist Church.
Members of his family includes his widow, Mrs. Julie (WALLACE) GOODWIN, two sons, Scott B. GOODWIN, of Florida, and William L. GOODWIN of Moody, and two daughters, Cynthia KLOPFER and Julie E. GOODWIN, both of Cape Cod, Mass. Funeral Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Johnson Funeral Home, 26 Market St., North Berwick. The Rev. Thomas MARSTON of Ogunquit-York United Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Ocean View Cemetery, Wells, with Ocear Lodge, AF and AM, conducting graveside rites.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesday at the Funeral Home.
Friends who wish may donate to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Main Chapter, 694 Main St., Westbrook, Maine, 04092

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QUERIES

V-l
Who was the Daniel GOODWIN b. 29 Oct. 1811, m. (1) Jane LIBBY 12 July 1836, m. (2) Mary E. PICKERING. Also [another] Daniel GOODWIN, b. 9 July 1825, [was in] Newburyport, Mass. in 1849, m. Sarah Blanchard TILT0N 18 Mar. 1849 in Newburyport. d. 6 Mar. 1905 in Newburyport.

V-2

1.  Were there 2 Mary FOWLER(s)?

a.  Richard GOODWIN son of Edward GOODWIN m. Mary FOWLER.

b.  Edward GOODWIN father of Richard GOOCWIN above m. (?) Mary FOWLER; See Goodwin News Vol. IV, Issue 5, and lineage of Nancy Coles Hegeman STEPHENS.

2.  Were there 2 Sarah GOODWIN(s)?

a.  Sarah GOODWIN b. 9 June 1688 (where?) m. Joseph HOAG (when & where?), was dau. of Richard GOODWIN and Mary FOWLER. See Goodwin News Vol. lV Issue 5.

3.  Who were the fathers and husbands of the ladies listed in the attendance of the 1912 family reunion in the Goodwin News Vol. IV, Issue 5? Space does not permit printing their names here.

4.  Can you resolve conflict: Elijah GOODWIN, son of William GOODWIN and Abigail STONE

a.  Chr. 23 Mar. 1726-7 [from Stackpole's Old Kittery and Her Families]

b.  Chr. 20 Mar. 1776-7 So. Berwick, Me. [from lineage of Genevieve Slade JOHNSON, The Goodwin News Vol. IV, Issue 5.]



V-3
Information on William GOODWIN, father of Jonathan GOODWIN. Jonathan, b. 28 Apr. 1836, Lower Argyle, N.S., md. 17 Oct. 1869, Lower Argyle, N.S., d. 16 Jan. 1913

V-4
Wish to share information on ancestors of Daniel GOODWIN and Margaret SPENCER. Has anyone yet proven a link with the SPENCER line that connects with Princess Diana of Wales? Also, what is birth date of Sarah GOODWIN, daughter of Daniel and Margaret? She later removed to Chelmsford Mass, with her husband Isaac BARRON. Does anyone have her death date?

V-5
We are seeking information on William Christopher GOODWIN. He was born in 1829 or 30 in Orange or Washington Co. in Vermont. He died in 1894 or 6 at Dannebrog, Neb.
We have not been able to establish where or when he married Elizabeth FAY or just when they came to Neb. We hear that his father and one son drowned in an accident while returning from a wood cutting session. They were reportedly crossing the lake on a shortcut home and the ice gave way. The wife is supposed to have "farmed" out most of the children, so they could be using other surnames.

V-6
I wish to correspond with anyone about the family of Ivory GOODWIN who was born in Hollis Maine, 9 April 1802. He married Maria W. MILLET, 12 June 1828, Cape Porpoise, Maine. He died 15 June 1875 and is buried at the Hope Cemetery, Kennebunk, Maine.
I wish to correspond with anyone about the family of Maria W. MILLET, born 4 Aug. 1804, Cape Porpoise, Maine. She married Ivory GOODWIN 12 June 1828. I believe her parents were John MILLET and Mary HODSKINS. I would be glad to share my modest information and some pictures.

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ANSWERS TO QUERIES

IV-39(1)
I am a tenth generation, direct descendant of John LIBBY who settled in Scarborough, Maine, c. 1636. Most of my information on the family comes from a copy of The Libby Family in America, published in Portland, Me. in 1882. I have done little original research other than to continue my direct line from 1882 on and to gather some small amount of other information bearing on my direct line of descent.
I would gladly correspond on this subject and offer any help or information that I can.
Submitted by: Stuart E. Libby, Vt.

IV-39(2)
Mrs. Frank W. W. HOWARD, ME answers: I am descended from Daniel STONE and from Thomas SPENCER. I have some data on both families.

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THE GOODWIN OAK

From: Mrs. P. Q. NEEDHAM, Dallas, Texas

1.  EDWARD III md. PHILIPPA OF HAINAUT

a. EDMUND DUKE OF YORK md. ISABELLA

b. JOHN OF GAUNT md. CATHERINE SWYNFORD

a. JOAN md. RALPH NEVILLE

i. Edward, Lord of Westmorland

2.  CONSTANCE md. THOMAS SPENCER

3.  ISABELLA md. RICHARD, EARL OF WORCESTER

4.  Lady Elizabeth Beauchamp md. Edward, Lord of Westmorland

5.  Sir George Neville md. Mary Fenne, dau. of Sir Hugh Fenne

6.  Sir Edward Neville md. Eleanor, dau. of Andrew Lord Winsor

7.  Mary Neville md. Henry Dineley

8.  Francia Dineley md. 1575 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir. Thomaa Biggs

9.  Henry Dineley md. Joan, dau. of Sir. Edward Pitts

10. William Dineley md. ----

11. Hester Dineley md. 1666 Thomas Twining

12. John Twining md. Joan ----

13. The Rev. Griffith Twining md. ---- Phillips

14. The Rev. Wm. Twining md. 1757 Sara Weeks

15. Charles Twining md. 1825 Catherine Tremaine [See Note]

16. John Tremaine Twining md. 1851 Ada Goodwin [See Note]

17. Adele Goodwin Twining md. 1886 Frank Lynes

18. Cedric Tremaine Lynes md. ca. 1919 Gladys Mourfield [See Note]

19. Daughter

a. Daughter

b. Son


Note: This is all I know of these "lost souls".

From: Malcolm Noyes GOODWIN Jr. M.D., N.Y.

1.  Son

2.  Son

3.  Malcolm Noyes GOODWIN, md. 15 Mar. 1917 Greensboro, Guilford, N.C., Vernie (Verna) O'Grady BOSHER - marriage records of Guilford Co.

4.  Daniel Albert GOODWIN Jr., md. 12 Jun. 1884, Newburyport, Essex, Mass., Mary Frances NOYES - marriage records of Newburyport.

5.  Daniel Albert GOODWIN, md. 18 Mar. 1849, Newburyport Essex Mass., Sarah Blanchard TILTON - family journal of Sarah Merion NOYES (deceased)

6.  John M. GOODWIN, md. 23 Mar. 1825, Eliot, York, Me., Mary E. HILL - marriage records of Eliot, York, Me.

7.  Daniel GOODWIN Jr., md. 3 Nov. 1803, Kittery, York, Me., Mary (Polly) FERGUSON - family journal of John FROST of N.Y. N.Y..

8.  Daniel GOODWIN, md. 13 Feb. 1771, Berwick, York, Me., Sarah HOBBS - family -journal of John Frost of N.Y. N.Y..

9.  Elisha GOODWIN, md. 1741 - probably in York Co., Me. Sarah LORD - LDS archives; not a primary source.

10. Thomas GOODWIN, md. 2 Dec. 1722, probably in York Co. Me., Elizabeth or Elisabeth BUTLER - E.S. STACKPOLE Old Kittery and Her Families.

11. Thomas GOODWIN, md. c. 1685, probably in York Co., Me., Mehitable PLAISTED - E.S. Stackpole Old Kittery and Her Families

12. Daniel GOODWIN md. 1654, probably in York Co., Me. Margaret SPENCER - family journal of Mrs. Louise MEHR Harmon; not a primary source.

13. Daniel GOODWIN md. c. 1615 probably in Suffolk Co. Eng., Dorothy CHAPMAN alias BARKER - Ms. Evelvn Stager in The Goodwin News Vol 3, 1 Apr. 1981 - based on multiple wills sited.

14. John GOODWIN md. in Eng. Elizabeth WOODGATE- ibid.

15. Richard GOODWIN died 29 Jun. 1576 in Eng. - family journal of Charles Warren Goodwin Sr. (deceased).

16. William GOODWIN - ibid.

17. Ralph GOODWIN - ibid.



From: Eugene E. SMITH, North Berwick, ME

1.  Daniel GOODWIN md. Dorothy BARKER.

2.  Daniel GOODWIN md. Margaret SPENCER.

3.  William GOODWIN md. Deliverance TAYLOR

4.  John GOODWIN md. Patience WILLOUGHBY.

5.  Henry GOODWIN md. Eliza WEYMOUTH

6.  Palatiah GOODWIN md. Sarah SEELEY

7.  Moses GOODWIN md. Ann ----

8.  Freeman Doane SMITH md. Eliza Ann GOODWIN

9.  Eva Dorothy (or Dorcas) SMITH md. Orrin Elmer Newell SMITH

10. Son


Source: Margaret MESSENGER, N.S., BOW/IPO and The Goodwin News.


From: Paul James GOODWIN

1.  Son

2.  Arthur Orin GOODWIN, b. 25 Aug. 1866, d. Apr. 1933 Valentine, NE., md. Effie Marie (Maria) KUYPERS - personal knowledge.

3.  William Christopher GOODWIN, b. 1829 or 30, d. 1894 or 6 Dannebrog, Howard Co., NE., md. Elizabeth FAY - hearsay and cemetery records.



Mrs. Marjorie G. Moody, Wells, Maine

1.  Daughter

2.  Joseph Gerrish GOODWIN md. 11 Aug. 1908 Lois HAYES.

3.  Daniel GOODWIN b. 31 July 1836, d. 13 Dec. 1919 md. Eliza Ida FURBISH b. 1854. d. 1933.

4.  Joseph Gerrish GOODWIN b: 1797. d. 1889, md. Frances HOBBS b. 1802, d. 1880.

5.  Samuel GOODWIN b. 1764, d. 1855 md. Anna GERRISH dau. of Joseph and Anna THOMPSON.

6.  Dominicus GOODWIN b. 1741 m. (1) Hannah HILL 1741-1772 mother of Samuel, md. (2) Mrs. Eliz. Littlefield PERKINS

7.  Capt. Ichabod GOODWIN md. Elizabeth SCAMMON.

8.  Thomas GOODWIN md. Mehitable PLAISTED.

9.  Daniel GOODWIN md. (1) Margaret SPENCER (2) Sara TURBETT



From: Carroll W. Smith, Monrovia, Calif.

The following are two more lines of his that go back to Daniel Goodwin. This makes 7 lines!

1.  Daniel GOODWIN md. Margaret SPENCER.

2.  Patience GOODWIN md. Daniel STONE.

3.  Abigail STONE md. William GOODWIN.

4.  Elijah GOODWIN md. Abigail (TARBOX,?).

5.  Jacob GOODWIN md. Joanna STANTON.

6.  Sarah Ellen GOODWIN md. John MOORE.

7.  Ella Ellen MOORE md. Franklin W. SMITH.

8.  Henry J. SMITH md. Arlene Grace THOMES.

9.  Son


1.  Daniel GOODWIN, md. Margaret SPENCER

2.  Elizabeth GOODWIN, md. Zachariah EMERY

3.  Zachariah EMERY md. Sarah ----

4.  John EMERY md. Mary Munroe

5.  Mary Munroe EMERY md. Daniel William HUTCHINS

6.  Emery HUTCHINS md. Sarah (Sally) HUTCHINS

7.  Perkins HUTCHINS md. Mary Wing BUNKER

8.  Olive HUTCHINS md. Fred R. THOMES

9.  Charles H. THOMES md. Carrie Eva LEAVETT.


See above lineage for remainder.


From: Elwin R. HOLLAND Jr., Bethel, Ct.

1.  Son

2.  Elwin Rd. HOLLAND, b. 28 Nov. 1902, Lyndonville, Vt. md. Doris Mae GOODWIN, b. 22 Nov. 1899, Shapleigh Me.

3.  Herbert Ellsworth GOODWIN, b. 26 Sept. 1875, Shapleigh, Me., md. Maude Ellen HOOPER

4.  Charles F. Goodwin, b. 11 Sept. 1850, Acton Me., md. Almeda Ada MORRISON.



From: Phyllis Merrill MCPHEETERS, Atlanta Georgia

1.  Daughter

2.  Gilbert Follanabee MERRILL b. 13 July 1900, Malden Ma. md. Doris CYR.

3.  William Goodwin MERRILL, b. 1 May 1868, Boston, Ma. md. Catherine Moultrie F0LLANSBEE.

4.  William Frederick MERRILL, b. 11 Aug. 1838, Kennebunk, Maine, md. Betsy Junkins GOODWIN.

5.  Ivory GOODWIN, b. 9 Apr. 1802, Hollis, Maine, md. Maria W. MILLET of Cape Porpoise, Maine.

6.  Daniel GOODWIN, b. 17 April 1761, md. Lydia ADAMS

7.  Benjamin GOODWIN, bap'd 16 Jan. 1724 md. Sarah HERLE

8.  Nathaniel GOODWIN, b. 29 Oct. 1689 md. Mary ---- of Berwick, Maine.

9.  Daniel GOODWIN, b. (1656-1726) md. Ann THOMPSON

10. Daniel GOODWIN, md. (1) Margaret SPENCER; md. (2) Mrs. Sarah SANDERS (TURBET)



From: Denise M. MILKE, McFarland, WI.

1.  Daughter

2.  Son

3.  Henry A. TYLER, md. 23 June 1924, Stamford, Ct., Sophie C. SAIDAK - Conn. Vital Records

4.  Olin H. TYLER md. 26 Jan. 1899 Hartford, Ct., Anna B. SCHMIDT - Conn. Vital Records.

5.  Nathan H. TYLER, md. 19 Aug. 1865, Somers, Ct., Lomira E. HUNN - Conn. Vital Records

6.  John TYLER Jr., md. 24 Mar. 1806, Tolland Ct., Almira BAKER - Barbour Collection Vital Records; Job TYLER Genealogy by W. BRIGHAM

7.  John TYLER, md. 18 Feb. 1773, Tolland Ct., Thankful WILLIAMS - (Same as John Tyler Jr. above)

8.  Sarah BARRON, b. 29 Sept. 1695 Chelmsford, MA., md. Deacon John TYLER - Job TYLER Genealogy by W. BRIGHAM

9.  Sarah GOODWIN, md. 2 Dec. 1694 Berwick, ME., Isaac BARRON - Old Kittery & Her Families by Stackpole, Boston Transcript 20 Sept. 1920 & 7 Feb. 1934.

10. Daniel GOODWIN md. Margaret SPENCER - Old Kittery & Her Families


Denise MILKE'S second line of descent from Daniel GOODWIN is as follows:

1.  Daughter

2.  Son

3.  Henry Arthur TYLER, b. 5 May 1901, Hartford CT., md. 23 June 1924, Stamford CT., Sophie Christine SAIDAK - Conn. Vital Records

4.  O1in Harry TYLER, b. 15 November, 1873, Somers CT., md. 26 Jan. 1899, Hartford, CT., Anna BLANCHE, d. 14 Jul. 1948 Hartford, CT. - Conn. Vital Records

5.  Nathan H. TYLER, b. 30 Jan. 1824, Tolland, CT., md. 19 Aug. 1865, Somers, Conn. Lomira E. HUNN - Barbour Coll., Somers V.R.,

6.  Almira BAKER, b. 16 Apr. 1784, Tolland Ct., md. 24 Mar. 1806, Tolland Ct., John TYLER Jr., d. 5 Apr. 1865, Somers, CT., - Barbour Collection, Conn. Vital Records, Somers V.R.

7.  Elizabeth DIMOCK, b. 12 Aug. 1758, Tolland, CT., md. 22 Jul. 1779, Tolland, CT., John BAKER, d. 2 Feb. 1818, Tolland CT., - Barbour Coll.

8.  Lydia STEARNS, b. 25 Jul. 1732, Tolland CT., md. 10 Nov. 1751, Tolland CT., Shubael DIMOCK, d. 16 Apr. 1779, Tolland CT. - Barbour Coll.

9.  Elizabeth BARRON, b. 9 Dec. 1700, Chelmsford MA., md. John STEARNS - 21 Dec. 1723 Tolland Ct., d. 19 Apr. 1737, Tolland, CT., - Chelmsford V.R., Barbour Coll.

10. Sarah GOODWIN, md. 2 Dec. 1694, Berwick, ME. Isaac BARRON - Boston Transcript 20 Sep. 1920 and 7 Feb. 1934

11. Daniel GOODWIN md. Margaret SPENCER



From: Mrs. Lucy L. (Larkin) PARSONS, Gloucester, MA.

1.  Lucy L. LARKIN b. 8 June 1910, Gloucester, Ma. md. Russell E. PARSONS - memory.

2.  Ira Hipson LARKIN b 16 Oct. 1864, Pubnico N.S., md. Mary Loretta C0MEAU, b. Digby Co., N.S. 18 Dec. 1884.

3.  Elizabeth GOODWIN b. Nova Scotia, md. (1) James GOODWIN; md. (2) ---- WORTHEN - memory



From: Michael Kent REYNOLDS

1.  Son

2.  Arthur Jabez REYNOLDS, b. 26 March 1909, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. md. Leah JENSEN - personal Records in possession of Michael K. REYNOLDS

3.  Jane Loretta TAYLOR, b. 24 November 1884, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. md. (1) Alexander Wright; md. (2) Albert Lofter REYNOLDS (Rundlfason) - Family group record by J. L. TAYLOR in possession of Michael K. Reynolds

4.  Mariam Eveline Hicks, b. 22 Apr. 1862, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, md. Jabez Taylor. - (1) Both Family Group Records, (2) Various Vital Documents in possession of Michael K. Reynolds for both, (3) Taylor; Treasures of Pioneer History, Hano Cart Pioneers by Kate B. CARTER. Vol. 5 pp. 285-286, (4) Both; Obituary from Deseret News, (5) Hicks; Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah p.999.

5.  Jane Ann Mason CHASE, b. 15 June 1839, Stockborough, Adams, Vermont, md. James Marvin HICKS - (l)Both; Family Group Sheet in possession of Michael K. Reynolds. (2) Both; Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, pp241 & 999, (3) Hicks; Obituary in 1892. (U) Chase; Obit in 1909.

6.  Mariam GOVE, b. 22 March 1813, Lincoln, Addison, Vermont, md. Sisson Almadorius CHASE. (1) Both; Family group record in possession of Michael K. REYN0LLS. (2) Both; Early Church History File. (3) Chase: The History of Weare, New Hampshire, William LITTLE, published by the town, Lowell, Mass, 1888, p. 871. (4) A short autobiography by Mariam GOVE.

7.  Hannah CHASE, b. 21 March 1776, Weare, Hillsborough New Hampshire, md. Moses GOVE. - (1) Family group record in possession of Michael K. REYNOLDS. (2) The History of Weare, New Hampshire, by William Little, published by the town, Lowell, Mass, 1888 p. 871

8.  Phebe HOAG, b. 1755, of Weare, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, md. Nathan Green CHASE. - (1) Family Group Record in possession of Michael K. REYNOLDS (2) History of Weare, New Hampshire.

9.  Nathan HOAG, b. 11 May 1714 Newton, Essex, Ma. md. Hannah HOAG - (1) Family Group Record in possession of M.K. REYNOLDS, (2) The History of Weare New Hampshire.

10. Martha GOODWIN, b. abt. 1682, of Newbury, Essex Ma. md. 15 Sept. 1703 Jonathan HOAG - (1) Family Group Record, The History of Weare New Hampshire.

11. Richard GOODWIN, b. abt. 1655, Amesbury, Essex, MA. md. Mary F0WLER - (1) Family Group Record, (2) Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700, Frank R. Holmes, Genealogical Publishing Co, Baltimore, 1964, p.96. (3) A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers to New England, James SAVAGE, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1969 (Originally published in Boston, 1860-1862, Vol. 2, p. 278.

12. Edward GOODWIN, b. abt. 1640, of Amesbury, Essex, Ma. md. Mrs. ----, (1) Family Group Record (2) The Pioneers of Mass, Charles Henry POPE, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1969 (Originally published Boston 1900) p. 192, (3) Directory of Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700, Frank R. HOLMES, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1964 p. 96. (4) A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers to New England, previously mentioned.


Michael Kent REYNOLD also has a second line from Nathan HOAG's wife Hannah HOAG which is as follows:

1.  Hannah HOAG, b. 17 Apr. 1716, Amesbury, Essex, MA. md. Nathan HOAG - Family Group Record, (2) The History of Weare, New Hampshire.

2.  Sarah Goodwin, b. 9 June 1688, of Newbury, Essex Mass., md. 5 Apr. 1707 Joseph HOAG, Amesbury, Essex MA., - Family Group Record, The History of Weare, New Hampshire.

3.  Richard GOODWIN b. abt. 1655, Amesbury, Essex, Ma., mentioned above.


Other source material pertaining to Michael REYNOLDS line, found in LDS Library in SLC.
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ELIOT GOODWIN HONORED


Kenneth Wayne Goodwin, according to a front page article in the 19th of Jan. 1983 York County Coast Star, was chosen Outstanding Conservation Farmer for 1982 by the York County Soil and Water Conservation District.
The name of the farm is KEWAGO formed from the initials of Kenneth Wayne Goodwin, located on Cedar Road in Eliot. Part of this same parcel of land was purchased the 9th of January 1811 by Jotham Lord and his wife, Betsey, from John and Mary Remick. Deed recorded Alfred, Maine 30 January 1812. The price paid for the land was $165. It was five acres of upland and salt marsh bounded Northerly by the highway leading from James Bartletts to Hugh Kennersons, Westerly [by] Lords land, Southerly partly by said Lords Land and partly by Sturgeon Creek and Easterly partly by said Creek and partly by Nathaniel Staples salt marsh, being part of the estate of Ichabod Stacy.

An interesting note is that Jotham Lord and his wife, Betsey Furbish, were the 4th great grandparents of Kenneth. They were the great grand-parents of Mary Abigail Lord, wife of Daniel Goodwin.

Kenneth started working with his dad, Kenneth Lord Goodwin and his grandfather, Fred Ernest Goodwin while a youngster and bought his first two cows and a couple of calves while in high school. He worked the farm with his father until he retired about 8 years ago. In 1977 he built a new barn and enlarged his herd to 50 Holstein cows.

With the help of his wife and son he raises all the grain and hay needed to feed his herd on 55 acres of cropland and hires an additional 60 acres of land from neighbors. Conservation practices such as planting winter rye on corn fields to prevent erosion, draining and shaping the land, and efficient use of manure and fertilizer have earned him high productivity and recognition.

His wife, Cheryl, and he have 5 sons and one daughter. Cheryl also works in the fields and helps take care of the cows. Their day begins at 4:30 a.m.
Kenneth stated in the article; They were a big help. As each one came along he did his share, then went a-long. Now we are down to the end of the line, I think that's the way to raise a youngster - when they come home from school, they have work to do. When they do go on their own, they have a sense of responsibility. Sounds as if he has a good answer to juvenile delinquency.

The great grandfather of Kenneth, Daniel A. Goodwin of Eliot, farmer and blacksmith, would surely be proud of his great grandson if he were alive. He had a large farm on Goodwin Road in Eliot. See Vol. 2, and Vol. 3, for the life story of his great grandfather.

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HISTORICAL MISCELLANY

The following item was extracted from Film #l5289 from the Salt Lake City Genealogical Library. The Town Records of Portsmouth. N.H. under Expenses of the Overseers of the Poor.
On 5 Sept. 1817 Moses GOODWIN was paid $70 for 17 cords and 4 feet of wood. Ed. Note: This was no doubt the son of Daniel GOODWIN and his wife Sarah HOBBS of Eliot, Maine. [I expect this should read: 17 cords CUT 4 feet. (long)]


PIETER'S HOUSE


On March 4, 1637, Pieter Claesen Wyckoff stepped off a Dutch ship in the port of New Amsterdam (now New York) to make his way in the new world. Twelve years later he became superintendent of Peter Stuyvesant's estates and built a wooden house in what is now Brooklyn. On October 1, 1982, the house that Pieter built on the corner of present-day Clarendon Road and Ralph Avenue, will be filled with hundreds of his descendants.
The occasion is the dedication of a new restoration of the original Wyckoff homestead, one of the oldest wooden buildings in the country and the only remaining Dutch building in New York City. That the house still stands is a tribute to the Wyckoff family's staying power.

The family lived in the Brooklyn house until 1901 - a quarter of a millennium - then sold it. In 1937, three hundred years to the day the founder of their American line arrived on these shores, direct descendant Malcolm Wyckoff founded the Wyckoff Family Association (he had roughly ten thousand cousins to enlist), and the association eventually repurchased the property (the outer wings had been demolished to accommodate street and sewer construction). In 1969, the City of New York agreed to accept and restore the house if the Wyckoff Family (and now) House association would maintain it, and after a twelve year wait for funds, the job is nearly complete.

Plans for the house, which will be open to the public, include hosting seasonal Dutch festivities, landscaping to recreate Dutch farm plots, and establishing a library devoted to studying the influence of the Dutch in America. Sure to be included in the library is a book some Wyckoffs are busy preparing - the third edition of the Wyckoff genealogy, by now a forest of family trees.

Reprinted by permission of Americana Magazine, September/October 1982. All rights reserved.

The reason for including this article: the GOODWIN - WYCKOFF connection in Vol. 3, Issue 4 of The Goodwin News.


SARAH GOODWIN md. ISAAC BARRON


In Old Kittery and Her Families, an error has been made with regards to the marriage of Daniel GOODWIN'S daughter Sarah. It shows that Sarah GOODWIN married Isaac BARNES, which is the way it reads in the Berwick town records. However, through a long roundabout search, I learned that Isaac BARNES is really Isaac BARRON of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, a third - generation descendant of Ellis and Grace BARRON of Watertown, Massachusetts. This information was found in two genealogical articles which appear in The Boston Transcript genealogical columns which I quote, verbatim, in part:

September 20, 1920 (Reference # 7208) Excerpt from article:

The wife of Isaac BARRON of Chelmsford, was Sarah GOODWIN of Berwick, Maine, daughter of Daniel GOODWIN and Margaret SPENCER, Margaret being the daughter of Thomas SPENCER, who came in 1630 and who married Patience CHADBOURNE, who was the daughter of William CHADBOURNE, who came to the colonies in 1631, sailing in the Pied Cow with other artificers, the chiefest of whom was CHADBOURNE, who built the great house at Strawberry Bank.

Isaac BARRON and Sarah GOODWIN were married at Berwick, December 6, 1694. It had long been a mystery to me how, in those days when distances were great, young Isaac found a wife so far from home, but when I discovered that he was sent, with other troops, on garrison duty to Berwick during King William's War, and was quartered at the inn kept by Sarah's father, the mystery was explained by the romance of their meeting.

Isaac BARRON is buried in Forefather's Cemetery, Chelmsford, and his gravestone says Died September 6, 1739, aged 67 years, 9 M, --- Days.

February 7, 1934 (Reference #7899) Excerpt from article:
Sergeant Isaac BARRON and ten men were stationed at Neuitchawanock, Province of Maine, during the winter of 1693 and 1694 (Mass. Military Records). [Williamson's History of Maine says Neuitchawanock was a military post in the limits of Berwick, Maine.]
December 2, 1694, Isaac BARNES and Sarah GOODWIN were married at Berwick (Town Records). September 29, 1695, a daughter is born to Isaac BARRON and Sarah his wife (Chelmsford Records). It looks like another case of substitution of BARNES for BARRON, a not uncommon mistake which should be kept in mind by all whose lines run back to the BARNES or BARRON family. This Sarah GOODWIN was the daughter of Daniel GOODWIN and Margaret SPENCER (Old Kittery and Her Families by John S. Goodwin, 1898).

The above two articles also go into detail of the children of Isaac and Sarah GOODWIN BARRON, two of which I descend from. As far as I know, Isaac and Sarah had four daughters, whose births can be found in Chelmsford, Mass. Vital Records.
Condensed from an article submitted by Denise MILKE (see lineage above)

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From: THE INDEPENDENT, Salmon Falls, N.H. Thursday, Sept. 4, 1913

GOODWIN FAMILY REUNION


The sixth annual reunion of the descendants of Daniel GOODWIN, who settled in Kittery in 1652, took place at Quamphegan Park, South Berwick, last Thursday. The attendance was considerably smaller than in past years. A basket picnic was enjoyed at noon and was followed by the business meeting in the casino at two o'clock, with the president, Mr. Moses E. GOODWIN of Eliot in the chair. An excellent address of welcome was given by Mr. Fred A. HOBBS of South Berwick. The recording secretary, Mrs. Ella E. PLUMER of Rollinsford gave a detailed report of the last reunion which was of particular interest.
The president then appointed the following committee to bring in a list of officers for the ensuing year: Charles A. Goodwin, Rollinsford; James W. Goodwin, South Berwick; Richard L. Goodwin, Berwick. The following committee on resolutions was next appointed: Mrs. Ella E. Plumer, Rollinsford; Fred A. Hobbs, South Berwick; Richard L. Goodwin, South Berwick.
The treasurer's report was given by Mr. Charles A. Goodwin and showed a balance on the right side of the ledger. The report of the nominating committee was also made by Mr. Goodwin and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Those present were:
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The following item came to us as a Xerox of the original column. Unfortunately the picture was totally illegible. However we have included the original text verbatim for its genealogical value (editor).

STUDENT BODY
1896 SPRINGVALE HIGH SCHOOL

The above photograph, which was kindly loaned to the Tribune-Advocate by Harold Lord of Sanford, is of the student body of the Springvale Village High School, in 1896, several years before the school was discontinued to unite with the Sanford Village High School then to become the Sanford High School. The students in the photograph are:

Tow row. left to right: Charles S. Pierce, Louis Weeks, Moses H. Goodwin, Fred Huntley, Elmer Ferguson, Bryon Hill, Frank Hanson, Ernest Goodwin, Ralph Goodwin, Frank Lord, Webster Littlefield, Moses Shackley.

Second row, left to right: Ethel Beal, Winnie Remick, Alice Harmon, May Goodwin, Lizzie Pillsbury, Mattie Hinckley, Gertrude Dow.

Third row, left to right: Edna Trafton, Effie Stiles, Lora Burt, Addie Miles, Harriet Johnson, Assistant Principal; Franklin P. Knights, Principal; Genevieve Abbott, Esther Lunt, Beth Thompson, Phila Mitchell,.

Fourth row, left to right: Bernice Boothby, Mildred Low, Angie Hanson, Maude Goodwin, Bertrand Newell, Josephine Ogden, Eva Garvin, Alice Butler, Emma Traves.

Bottom Row, left to right: Channing Willis, Ernest Hanson, Elmer Low, Arthur Goodwin, Henry Smith, and Harvey Stiles.

This article was submitted by Carroll W. Smith. His father is the Henry Smith mentioned. Photograph not in our possession.


EMERY (1983) Many of us have Emery lines so thought you might like to know that The Emery Family Research Association acts as a clearinghouse for all Emery, Emorys, Emries and other spellings as well as the allied lines of Ordway, Hoag, and Bodwell. Dues are $5. Write to the association in care of Judith E. Burns, 419 S. Main, Culver. Ind. 46511.

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