Mary Goodloe (Unknown) - Regarding her maiden name:

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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/93J5-RCR

In the attached source labeled "Millicent Weekes's 2 Oct 1703 gift to her "daughter Mary Weekes,"" it reads "I hereby impower Henry Goodloe to appear for me in Middlesex Court there to acknowledge unto my Daughter Mary Weekes and James her son four negro slaves ..." This record may imply that Millicent's daughter Mary was not married, since Millicent referred to her as Mary Weekes, and that Mary may have had a child out-of-wedlock. On the same page of this source, in the entry above with the same date, Millicent made a gift to her son-in-law William Montague, husband of her daughter Lettice. If Mary had been married, it would be logical that Millicent would refer to Mary by her married name in this record and to even mention her son-in-law's name if he were still alive in 1703 (which George Goodloe was). Further, it is apparent that Mary had a son named James, yet there is no James in this family.

This analysis would seem to indicate that Mary Weeks, daughter of Abraham and Millicent Weeks, was not the wife of George Goodloe. We know George's wife's name was Mary, since he used that name in his will; however, there is little proof of her maiden name. Other sources attached have suggested she was Mary Gibson.