Hannah Goodwyn - Hannah Goodwyn birthdate

After review, I think- people have Hannah Goodwin as John Gill's mother- you may want to contact Faustin Dausey - She is the Curator of John H. Gill and understands the DAR records better than I do, I took myself off as mgr of Hannah Goodwin because I don't have the knowledge nor the documentation needed to update this file.

Faustine Darsey on partial hiatus

This file needs work- originally I wanted to delete and or disconnect her from John H. Gill, I wasn't the original manager of this profile or profiles - they had someone that wasn't active on Geni - I think I took over got a bit part straightened out with Faustine Darsey using DAR documentation up to John H. Gill - then I was sidetracked.

If you have information and can assist us I would appreciate the assistance.

I'm wondering if Hannah Goodwyn actually had anything to do with the Gill lineage at all or was this another mistake copied over and over from Ancestry.com to MyHeritage.com?
Does anyone have solid documentation of Hannah Goodwyn?

I'm wondering if Hannah Goodwyn actually had anything to do with the Gill lineage at all or was this another mistake copied over and over from Ancestry.com to MyHeritage.com?
Does anyone have solid documentation of Hannah Goodwyn?

I am looking, thanks for tagging me.

Faustine

I believe we had Hannah connected to the wrong James Gill- Wiki Tree has a Hannah Goodwyn married to a John Gill born 711
Mattaponi Neck, Northumberland, Virginia
Death Apr 24 1758
Mattaponi Neck, Northumberland, Virginia
Father David Gill ---- complete different Gill Family and area.

His Birth was 1711

Private User & Suzan Martin, I suggest we disconnect John Gill, Sr from his ?? mother Hannah Goodwin/ Goodwyn.

Let me know. My information just goes back to John Gill, Sr in this case.

yes, please

I found information on WIKI, but John H. Gill father and mother- was not Hannah

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gill-5844
All of the other online ancestry trees have copied mistakes over the years

I did the disconnect.

Thanks!

Thanks!