Francis Laine Goddard

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Birth: 1775 Maryland, USA Death: Sep. 27, 1828 Hawkins County Tennessee, USA

Son of William Goddard and Eleanor Muncey; husband of Sarah Waller

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Parents:

 William Goddard (1753 - 1822)

 Elinor Elizabeth Muncey Goddard (1755 - 1821)

Spouse:

 Sarah Weatherly Waller Goddard (1760 - 1819)

Children:

 Solomon Goddard (1795 - 1871)*

Siblings:

 Francis Goddard (1775 - 1828)

 Joseph Goddard (1780 - 1825)*

 Sarah Goddard Good (1785 - 1864)*

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Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial Specifically: Probably on his own land

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Date: 27 SEP 1828 Place: Hawkins Co., TN, US Note: WILL OF FRANCIS GODDARD Page 218 Dated: Sept. 27, 1828

In the Name of God, Amen. Be it remembered that I, Francis Goddard of the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee, being weak in body but of sound mind and memory, and considering that it is appointed for men once to die, do make this my last Will and Testament in words and form following, Viz: First of all. I commend my body to the dust and my Spirit to God that gave it, that is to say, my body to be buried in a decent Christian order, hoping in the G resurrection I shall receive it again. Secondly. It is my will that my dear and well beloved wife Sarah Goddard should have and hold all my estate, my lands and all my perishable property, stocks of all kinds, household and kitchen furniture of everykind, together with all my farming utensils and every part and parcel thereof to have an to hold during her natural life. And at her decease my son Soloman Goddard should have all the land which is 160 acres. Also at my wife's decease, I want all the perishable property to be equally divided between my three single daughters, Polly, Revecca G. and Suteary G. and those three to have the priviledge to abide with their mother as long as they live single. Item. It is my will and desire that my oldest daughters Caty and Elenor and Sally should have $5.00 each of my property - that the Legatees previously named should pay them that sum out of the property. Also, my daughter Nancy to have $10.00 out of the estate. And I do hereby appoint my dear and well beloved wife Sarah as my sole Executrix or Executor. N.B. The sums mentioned to be trade at that price. Together with William Feagins as assistant and do hereby disannul all former wills by me made, and do hereby acknowledge this to be my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed me seal This 27th day of September, 1828. Francis x Goddard (seal)(his mark) Signed, sealed and ack'd in presence of William Fegins, James Pryer Iscaa D. Cox[5] Sources

Source: S1115 Abbreviation: Web-site Title: Web-site Subsequent Source Citation Format: Web-site BIBL Web-site TMPLT TID 0 FIELD Name: Footnote VALUE Web-site FIELD Name: ShortFootnote VALUE Web-site FIELD Name: Bibliography VALUE Web-site Source: S1149John W. Harms, The Goddard Book, Vol. I and II (Baltimore, Maryland: for The Goddard Association of America by Gateway Press, Inc., 1990) Repository: #R116 Repository: R116 Name: Personal Library of Jackie Wilson Goddard Address: Source: S1152 Mysterious William - no longer a mystery! article, The Goddard Newsletter, Dandridge, Tennessee, July 2001, Pages 7-9 ↑ Source: #S1152 TMPLT FIELD Name: Page Data: Text: In 1850, Sarah and Susannah both stated that they were born in Maryland, and in 1880, their brother Thomas' son, Henry, listed Maryland as his father's birthplace ↑ Source: #S1152 TMPLT FIELD Name: Page Data: Text: Francis Goddard born ca 1775 probably in Maryland. Married Sarah (_____). he died about 1828 in Hawkins County TN. ↑ Source: #S1149 Page: pp 409-413 ↑ Source: #S1152 Francis Goddard born ca 1775 probably in Maryland. Married Sarah (_____). he died about 1828 in Hawkins County TN. ↑ Source: #S1115 Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhawkin/will3.htm TMPLT FIELD Name: Page VALUE http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhawkin/will3.htm

GEDCOM Note

He may be born in Hawkins ,Tennessee or Maryland.

Date: 27 SEP 1828 Place: Hawkins Co., TN, US Note: WILL OF FRANCIS GODDARD Page 218 Dated: Sept. 27, 1828

In the Name of God, Amen. Be it remembered that I, Francis Goddard of the County of Hawkins and State of Tennessee, being weak in body but of sound mind and memory, and considering that it is appointed for men once to die, do make this my last Will and Testament in words and form following, Viz: First of all. I commend my body to the dust and my Spirit to God that gave it, that is to say, my body to be buried in a decent Christian order, hoping in the G resurrection I shall receive it again. Secondly. It is my will that my dear and well beloved wife Sarah Goddard should have and hold all my estate, my lands and all my perishable property, stocks of all kinds, household and kitchen furniture of everykind, together with all my farming utensils and every part and parcel thereof to have an to hold during her natural life. And at her decease my son Soloman Goddard should have all the land which is 160 acres. Also at my wife's decease, I want all the perishable property to be equally divided between my three single daughters, Polly, Revecca G. and Suteary G. and those three to have the priviledge to abide with their mother as long as they live single. Item. It is my will and desire that my oldest daughters Caty and Elenor and Sally should have $5.00 each of my property - that the Legatees previously named should pay them that sum out of the property. Also, my daughter Nancy to have $10.00 out of the estate. And I do hereby appoint my dear and well beloved wife Sarah as my sole Executrix or Executor. N.B. The sums mentioned to be trade at that price. Together with William Feagins as assistant and do hereby disannul all former wills by me made, and do hereby acknowledge this to be my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed me seal This 27th day of September, 1828. Francis x Goddard (seal)(his mark) Signed, sealed and ack'd in presence of William Fegins, James Pryer Iscaa D. Cox[5] Source: John W. Harms, The Goddard Book, Vol. I and II (Baltimore, Maryland: for The Goddard Association of America by Gateway Press, Inc., 1990) Source: Mysterious William - no longer a mystery! article, The Goddard Newsletter, Dandridge, Tennessee, July 2001, Pages 7-9 In 1850, Sarah and Susannah both stated that they were born in Maryland, and in 1880, their brother Thomas' son, Henry, listed Maryland as his father's birthplace