Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Patrick County, Virginia Early Records


Copy of map submitted by Cindy Young. Click on picture to enlarge the image.


Patrick County, VA was formed from Henry Co., VA in 1790

Patrick County, Virginia
This collection of Records was emailed into the Blog by Cindy Young.


Marriages of Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1850 by Lela C. Adams



13 Apl 1792 Benjamin Going and Elizabeth Stevens, consent of Solman Stevens. Sur. Ezekiah Shelton. Wit. Rachel McGee and Holden McGee.

26 Jul 1810 Beveridge Going and Agnes Harris, daughter of james Harris. Sur. William Frans. Min. Peter Frans. M.R. 12 Aug 1810.

9 Jun 1802 Caleb Goin and Polly Duncan, daughter of Martin Duncan. Sur. Harden Durham
11 Mar 1852 Ewell Going and Rosanah Horne. Min. Julius Ferrel.

12 Apl 1796 Isaac Going and Nancy Lizby, daughter of Mary Lizby. Sur. Eliphaz Shelton. Wit. Henry Lizby and William Moore. Min. John Nunns.

18 Jan 1792 Jacob Going and Nancy Smith, who is upwards of 22 yrs. Sur. John Canron. Wit. John Clark.

5 Mar 1812 John Going Jr. and Margaret Gregory. Sur. John Going Sr. Wit. Eliphaz Shelton. Min. Brett Stovall M.R. 26 Mar. 1812.

7 Dec 1835 Norman Going and Polly Jones, daughter of Susanna Jones. Sur. Elisha Anglin. Wit. Charles Wilson. Min. John Washburn. M.R. 10 Dec 1835.

24 Feb 1807 Stephen Going and Nancy Going, daughter of John Going. Sur. Obediah Going. Wit. David Hanby and William Moore. Min. William H. Robertson.

26 Jul 1802 William Going and Elizabeth Pack, daughter of Mary Bowman. Sur. John Going. William Going, the son of John Going.

17 Feb 1802 William Going and Polly Overman. Sur. Thomas Beasley. Wit. Benjamin Haile.

9 Aug 1810 Anthony Redley and Elizabeth Going. Sur. John Johnson. Min. Thomas Whitlock. M.R. 9 Apl 1809.

20 Dec 1806 Yearlington Ennis and Margaret Going. Sur. John Bolt. Min. Thomas Whitlock.

7 Jun 1797 Peter Burress and Mary (Martha) Going, consent of David Going. Sur. Edmond Bolling. Min. John Nunns. M.R. 1 June 1797.

12 Feb 1800 Bartholomew Adams and Pegge Going. Consent of James Going. Sur. Caleb Going.

27 Feb 1850 Tyree Pack and Penai Going. Min. Julius Terrell.

28 Sep 1797 Peter Fendley and Rebecca Going. Sur. John Cameron. Min. Isaac Adams.

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June 1, 1791 Patrick County Virginia Taxed Lands (lands that were in Henry County Virginia)
Going, Jas. (from William Higgenbottom) 200 acres
Going, Shadrack (from John Marr) 1,000 acres
Gowing, David 94 acres

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Patrick County Land Tax 1791-1799
Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volume XXIV number 2
01 May 1986
Name Date Acres From

Going(Gowing), David 1792 185,094
1793 185

Going(Gowing), James 1791-1799 200 Wm. Higgingbottom

Going, John (Henry Co) 1797-1799 100

Going, Joseph 1797-1799 050 Shadrack Barrett
140 Jacob Adams Jr.
251 Jacob Adams Jr.

Going, Shadrack 1791-1799 1000 John Marr

Goin, William 1798-1799 268

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Patrick County Land Patent Book 24 pgs 1-400
Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volume XXVII, number 4

01 Nov 1989
Name Date Acres From
Goins and various spellings

David 1792 185 acres Mar 1789 Land Grants
094 acres Mar 1789 Land Grants
Spoon Creek

James 1791-1799 200 acres William Higginbottom
Dan River

John 1797-1799 100 acres **Henry County
Rogers Creek

Joseph 1797-1799 50 acres Shadrack Barrett
140 acres Jacob Adams, Jr.
251 acres Jacob Adams, Jr.

Shadrack 1791-1799 1000 acres John Marr

James S. 1798-1799 167 acres Worsham & William Easley
37 acres
Little Dan

William 1798-1799 268 acres Thomas Hudson
Little Dan

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Patrick County, VA Land Entry Book & Abstracts of Grants 1791-April 7, 1890
by Pilson & Baughan

pg 9 August 14, 1791
Charles Gowing 50 acres beginning on a large white oak between Merimon Magee and Holden Magee thence each way for quanity. (Surveyed)

pg. 9 August 14, 1791
William Stone 150 acres beginning on David Gowings corner that is nearest east thence each way for Quanity. (Removed in full in margin)

pg. 13 March 9, 1792
Charles Gowing enters 100 acres beginning on a large white oak between Merryman Meghee and Holden MeGhee's on the waters of South Mayo river, thence each way for quanity. (Surveyed)

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Patrick County, VA Deed Book 1 page 75

June 11, 1792
From John Marr of Henry County, to Shadrack Gowin of Patrick County, VA, for 500, a certain tract of land in Patrick County on both sides of Little Dan river, containing 1000 acres, and bounded by the west side of said river, Sandy Creek, the "Country Line". Signed John Marr. Wit. William Hudspeth, Thomas Mitchell, Rode Moore, Robert Hudspeth.

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Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823 by Lela C. Adams Patrick County, VA Will Book 1, page 53

November 9 1793
Inquisition taken at the plantation of Shadrack Going before Edward Tatum a Commissioner. The body of Nathan Going then and there lying dead. One Robert Hall on Saturday 21 September last on the plantation of Jacob Lawson mortally wounded the said Going on the head with a weeding hoe and broken the skull of Going, through The rage and passion of Robert Hall.
Jurors: Jonathany Hanby, Foreman. Obadiah Hudson, Isaac Pennington, Aaron Rea, Harberd Smith, Warham Easley, William Easley, Thomas Collings, William Collings, Anthony Collings, John Wilson and Richard Davidson.

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Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823 by Lela C. Adams Patrick County, VA Will Book 1, page 6

December 10, 1793
Administrator's Bond of Shadrack Going, Thomas Ward and Joshua Adams. Shadrack Going being the Administrator of the estate of Nathan Going, deceased. Returned: Dec Court 1793

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Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823 by Lela C. Adams Patrick County, VA Will Book 1, page 22

May 23 1794
Appraisal estate of Nathan Goings, deceased. Includes: 4 notes amounting to 24.2.3, hammer, gun, and rasp. Total: 25.8.10 Appraisers: Obadiah Hudson, John Rea and James Taylor.
Returned May Court 1794

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Patrick County, VA Deed Book 1 Page 235

November 3, 1794
From Shadrick Barratt of Patrick County, VA to Joseph Gowing of Patrick County, for 6, for 9 years, a Certain tract of land in Patrick County on the branches of the South Mayo, it being a part of the tract Of land John Sissom decd, possessed, containing 50 acres, and bounded by the old line. The part of The land within the said survey NE of a line agreed to by the parties, is to be conveyed. Signed- Shadrick (x) Barrott. Wit. Gab. Penn, Eliphaz Shelton, William Palmer Bram, Jacob Adams. Recorded Nov. 27, 1794.

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Patrick County, VA Deed Book 1 Page 372

June 8, 1795
Power of Attorney. I, Abner Ecknols of Franklin County, Georgia, for divers considerations, appoint My trusty friend, William Fuson of Patrick County, Va, to sell a tract of land that I bought of Joseph Goin, and being in Stokes County, NC on Peters Creek, which said land was conveyed to me by Joseph Goan of Patrick County, VA. Signed June 8, 1795 – Abner Echols. Wit. Abner Harbour, Richard Pilson, Joseph Reynolds. Recorded March 31, 1796.

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Patrick County, VA Deed Book 1 Page 358

January 28, 1796
From Jacob Adams Jr of Patrick County, VA to Joseph Goyne of Patrick County, for 100, 251
Acres in Patrick County on Matthews Creek. The land is warranted against me, my heirs, my wife, and her heirs. Signed – Jacob Adams Jr. Wit. – none. Recorded January 28, 1796.

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 1 By Pilson & Baughan
Section II, pg 2

February 26, 1801
Judith Going, wife of Joseph Going, relinquishes her dower in lands conveyed to James Murphy.

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Patrick County, VA Deed Book 1 Page 508
March 29, 1798
From Thomas Hudson of Patrick County, VA to William Goine of Patrick County, VA, for 120, a certain Tract of land in Patrick County, VA on Little Dan River, and bounded by Marr's corner, Hudson's old line. Signed – Thomas Hudson. Wit. – none. Recorded March Court 1798.

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Patrick County Deed Book 1 Page 668

August 2, 1800 Bond.
From Isaac Collings and Mary Vaughan of Patrick County, VA, to Jesse Corn and Joseph Going of Patrick County. The aforesaid Collings and Vaughan stand justly indebted to said Corn and Going for A certain tract of land and mill and $20, which said Collins and Vaughan want to warrant to Corn and Going. Now this deed witnesses that said Collins and Vaughan, to secure and discharge the debt and for The faithful discharge of the present receipt and payment. Whereof they hereby acknowledge, they have Granted to said Corn and Goin, said tract of land and mill, containing about 100 acres, and whereof the Aforesaid Collins is in custody for his good behavior for 12 months and a day. They have bargained, sold, And delivered the aforesaid mill and money to said Corn and Going as surety for the time above mentioned. If, however, said Collins will truly keep the peace for the time aforesaid, or if he break the same, if he shall
Indemnify Corn and Going for being Collins' security, then the above obligation to be void and Collins Is to have full possession of the aforesaid land and mill and Vaughan to have $20. Signed – Isaac (x) Collins. Wit. – none. Recorded July Court 1800.


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Patrick County Deed Book 1 Page 649

August 29, 1800
From Joseph Going of Patrick County, VA, to James Murphey of Henry County, VA, for $500, a certain Tract of land in Patrick County on Matthews Creek, containing 251 acres, and bounded by the mouth of The creek, a fork of said creek. The land is warranted against me, my heirs, my wife, Judah, and her heirs. Signed Joseph (x) Going. Wit. Samuel Staples, John Hall, George Fulcher, Archibald Shelton. Recorded September Court 1800.

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Patrick County Deed Book 1 Page 650

August 29, 1800
From Joseph Going of Patrick County, VA, to James Murphey of Henry County, for $500, 155 acres In Patrick County on Matthews Creek, and bounded by Ralph and Thomas Shelton's corner chestnut, John and Ralph Shelton's line. The land is warranted against me, my heirs, my wife, Judah, and her Heirs. Signed – Joseph (x) Going. Wit. Samuel Staples, George Fulcher, Archibald Shelton. Recorded September Court 1800.

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Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823 by Lela C. Adams Patrick County, VA Will Book 1, page(s) 80 & 81

4 June 1805
Will of Shadrack Going, being sick and weak…Legatees:To my beloved wife Hannah, one feather bed, Furniture, kitchen furniture, "youse" of one sorrel mare and possession of my house and her support out of my Plantation during her natural lifetime and at her death her bed, furniture, etc to be "ekwill" divided between Jerushe and Keziah Going. The plantation whereon I now live on both sides of Little Dan River to my Beloved son Obediah, also my hackle and one sorrel stud, mare and colt. His mother is to have the use of the mare when she wishes. Also to him bed, furniture, farm working tools, four head of cattle, all hogs, in order to support himself and his mother. To my beloved daughter Keziah Going, one rone horse, saddle, bridle, one cow bed and furniture. To Rebecca Going, daughter of Fanny Going, wife of Edmond Bowlin, one cow. To following beloved sons five shillings each, to wit: John Going, David Smith Going, Claborne Going, Solomon Going, Shadrack Going, and Caleb Going. To daughter Fanny Bowlin, wife of Edmond Bowlin, five shillings. To daughter Hannah Beazley, wife of Thomas Beazley, five
Shillings. My upper plantation on the south side of Little Dan River I have already given to Shadrack Beazley, son of Thomas Beazley by deed.
Executors: William Carter and William Burge.
Witness: David P. ___?, William Coomer, H___? Adams.
Returned Dec Court 1805

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Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823 by Lela C. Adams Patrick County Will Book 1, page 84


May 1806
Inventory of Shadrack Going, deceased. Contains five books, household items and livestock.
Total: $289.13 Appraisers: Nathaniel Smith, James L. Gaines and Samuel Hanby Jr.

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 1 By Pilson & Baughan
Section II, pg. 22

December 26, 1805
The Last Will and Testament of Shadrack Going was exhibited in court, proved by the oaths of
David Picklesimer and Henry Adams, and ordered to be recorded.

Section II, pg 23
February 27, 1806
Hannah Going, widow and relict of Shadrack Going, appeared in court and relinquished all her claim which was provided for her by the Last Will and Testament of her deceased husband, and claims her third of the decedent's estate.

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Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823 by Lela C. Adams Patrick County, VA Will Book 1, page 106

21 August 1807
Will of James Goin. Legatees: Peggy Adams to receive twenty five dollars over and above what I have already given her. My daughter Prudence Goin to receive five shilling over and above what I have given her. Son Stephen to receive five shillings over and above what he has received. Daughter Betsy Goin is to receive $150.00 over and above what she has received. The above four are not to receive their part until the youngest children come of age. My widow is to take care of the estate, but should she remarry then the estate is to be taken out of her hands. The youngest children: Arthur, Isaac and Nancy Goin. Executors: Jesse Williams, Joseph Jessup, Joseph Jackson, John A. Grigg. Witness: Moses H. Grigg, Moses Grigg, Drury Bondurant.
Returned: Jan Court 1807.

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 1 By Pilson & Baughan

Section II, pg 28
October 29, 1807
The Last Will and Testament of James Going was exhibited in court and proved. Administration was Granted to Nancy Going, his widow, who qualified with John A. Grigg an James Taylor, her securities.

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Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia 1791-1823 by Lela C. Adams Patrick County, VA Will Book 1, page 247

24 March 1808
Inventory estate of James Goins, deceased…horses, hogs, furniture, guns, cattle. By Peter Beller, John Strange, & Charles Bolt. Total $520.69
Returned; April Court 1808

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 1 By Pilson & Baughan

Section II, pg 34
March 28, 1809
William Gaines is appointed surveyor of the road in place of Aaron Bowman from the forks of the Road "blow" William Goings at or near Sandy Creek to the ford of Dan near Major Carter's.

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 1 By Pilson & Baughan

Section II, pg 35
April 28, 1809
Benjamin Going is appointed guardian for Arthur Going, Isaac Going and Nancy Going, children and heirs of James Going, deceased.

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1810 Tax List Patrick County, VA
Name white tithables slaves over 12 horses
Gaines, James S. 1 2 2
Going, John Sr. 2 0 1
Going, John Jr. 1 0 1
Going, Stephen 1 0 1
Going, William 1 0 8
Going, William Jr. 1 0 0
Going, Burbage 1 0 0
Gaines, William 1 0 2
Guinn, Pierce 1 0 1

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Patrick County, Virginia Superior Court Order Book; May, 1809 – May, 1831
By Pilson & Baughan

pg. 6 October 5, 1810
Hamon Bowman for a breach of the peace on the body of Nancy Going at the house of Hamon
Bowman where she resides on 27 September, 1810.

pg. 12 October 5, 1811
Commonwealth v. Hamon Bowman – Breach of the peace upon the body of Nancy Going –
The Sheriff is ordered to summon the Defendant to appear at the first day of the next term to
Show cause why an information should not be filed against him for a breach of the peace
Upon the body of Nancy Going on 27 September, 1810.


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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 2 By Pilson & Baughan

Section III, pg 6
September 26, 1811
Nancy Going v. Keziah Going on a peace warrant before a Justice of the Peace, the plaintiff being called and not appearing the defendant is therefore dismissed.

Benjamin Pike is appointed surveyor of the road from the ford of Bigg Dann to the fork of the road below William Going's in the room of William Gaines, removed.


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Patrick County, Virginia Superior Court Order Book; May, 1809 – May, 1831
By Pilson & Baughan

pg. 31 Friday, May 5, 1815
William Moore, assignee of William Going v. William D. Gaines – In Debt – Plaintiff came by
His attorney and the Defendant in proper person and who offered Greenville Penn as special bail. Defendant that Plaintiff has sustained damages as a result of a breach of the condition of writing In the Declaration mentioned. By consent of the parties the Plaintiff shall recover against Defendant The sum of $400.00 with interest thereon at 6% from 1 November, 1814, until paid. Stay of Execution until the next term subject to a credit of $190.77 paid 3 November, 1813.

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 2 By Pilson & Baughan

Section III, pg 18
July 13, 1815
From an indenture this day exhibited to the Court by Keziah Harris showing that an
illegitimate female child namely Nancy Adams, was bound by Nancy Goings her mother to the
said Keziah Harris and since has been detained from the use and service of her said mistress,
it is therefore ordered that the Sheriff cause the said female child to be restored to her mistress.


Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 2 By Pilson & Baughan
Section III, pg 21
October 12, 1815
It is ordered that the Sheriff summon Beveridge Going and Teelman Loggins to appear here and show cause why they should not be hired out for the payment of their poll tax.

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Patrick County, Virginia Superior Court Order Book; May, 1809 – May, 1831
By Pilson & Baughan

pg. 63 August 10, 1817
Commonwealth v. Archibald Bowman – Rule to show cause why an information should not be
Filed against him for assaulting and beating William Going at the house of Daniel Mitchell on 7
April, 1819 – A new summons is awarded against the Defendant returnable at next term.

pg. 68 May 5, 1820
Commonwealth v. Archelous Bowman – Rule to show cause why an information should
not be filed against him for a breach of the peace by assaulting and beating William Going at the
house of Daniel Mitchell on 7 April, 1819 – Case will not be further prosecuted, therefore
defendant is dismissed.

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Patrick County, Virginia Superior Court Order Book; May, 1809 – May, 1831
By Pilson & Baughan
pg. 59 Friday, May 7, 1819
Aron Bowman for a breach of the peace by assaulting and beating W. Going at the house of
D. Mitchell on April 7 last.

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 2 By Pilson & Baughan

Section III, pg 40
November 12, 1819
William Going and Molly Going, his wife, v. Clark Penn and William Clark – continued.


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1820 Census Patrick County, VA
Going, John 000000 00000
Going, Beveridge 000000 00000
Going, Zedekiah 000000 00000
Going, William Jr. 400010 21010
Going, Stephen 100010 32010
Going, Arthur 100010 20010
Going, David 000010 00101
Going, John 000000 00000
Guinn, John 000010 00100

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Selected Excerpts from Patrick County, Virginia, Order Book 2 By Pilson & Baughan

Section III, pg 43
June 15, 1820
It is ordered that the overseers of the poor bind out Norman Going to Benjamin A. Spencer and that Jesse Reynolds execute the indentures.


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Patrick County, Virginia Unrecorded Documents 1791-1920
by Betty A. Pilson & Barbara C. Baughan

Pg 6. Nov. 27, 1827 Deed between George Rogers of Hawkins County, Tennessee for himself and attorney in fact for Ann Rogers, in connection with John Smith of Patrick vs. Isham Smith and Polly Smith, his wife; Mark Smith and A.S. Caroline Smith, his wife of the state of Georgia; also Mary Parr, Nathaniel Smith and Mary Smith, his wife, Bartholomew Smith and Dolly Smith, his wife, Josiah S. Ellis and Susanna Ellis, his wife, all of the state of Tennessee, also Harbard Smith and Elizabeth Smith, his wife, of the state of Alabama, Daniel Frans and Susanna Frans, his wife, of the state of Kentucky, also Munford Smith of Patrick County, Virginia, for themselves assigned there (?) deed of said land and has been recorded and Anthony Overby. Consideration of $1,100.00 conveys 760 acres on Peters Creek adjoining George Washington Goins, Andrew Joyce. No signatures and no witness
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Patrick County, Virginia Unrecorded Documents 1791-1920
by Betty A. Pilson & Barbara C. Baughan
Pg. 48, Dec 14 1829 Know all men by these presents that I, Nancy Gowin, for the love and affection I have for my granddaughter, Embersetta Harris, convey 1 bed and furniture, 1 big wheel, 1 pott, 1 chest, and all other chattels and estate. Nancy (o) Going. Witness: John Monday, William B. Vawter, Robert Harris.

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Stokes County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office
Grantors List only
http://stokescorod.org/

Deed Book 17 Page 515
21 Feb. 1833
George E. Gains/Goins of Patrick County, VA to
William Boyles of Stokes County, NC
455 acres on both sides of Peters Creek being lands formerly owned by Thomas Gains/Goins dec’d. adjoining lands of W.H. Lyons? And Lea Hughes.
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Miscellaneous and Random notes from an old book found at Patrick County library and given by
the librarian to the Historical Museum in 1987, transcribed by Pilson & Baughan

Section IV, pg 17
December 1836
(The following entry was crossed out) Elizabeth Beazly v. Thomas Tatum, executor of Thomas Beazly, Deceased, Hannah Going, alias Beazly, Thomas Going alias Beazly, Hardin Going, alias Beazly, Seaton Chandler and Hannah Chandler, his wife, formerly Hannah Going, alias Beazly, Benjamin Harris and Catherine Harris, his wife, formerly Catherine Going alias Beazly, Polly Beazly, Mary Chandler, James (or Jane) Chandler, Lucinda Chandler, Priscilla Chandler and Judith Chandler. Spa in Chancery – No Spa.


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Transcribed by Cindy Young

The testimony by William Going for Sarah Hanby's Revolutionary Pension Claim in Patrick County, Virginia

State of Virginia=Patrick County- S.S.
This day personally appeared before me William Carter a Justice of the Peace in and for said County. William Going who was a soldier in the Army of the Revolution, aged seventy-nine years, and now a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States, resident in the County of Surry in the State of North Carolina, who being first sworn upon the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God, says that he this officiant was deca? in the company of Capt. Jonathan in that part of the County of Henry, State of Virginia which now constitutes Patrick County, in the latter part of the month March 1780, and the said Hanby marched off immediately with his company to join Gen’l Green at Ninety-six in South Carolina, and this officiant not being furnished with n----? any equipment wasted a day or two, and spent a day crossing Dan river at the Red Shoals near Salem (where they had the smallpox) and some took Capt. Jonathan Hanby and his company in the march a short distance South of the Yadkin River near Saulisbury in the South of North Carolina, and the Hanby and his Company marched on across the Cawtawbaw River near the lands then ossessed by the Catawbaw Indians and, thence across Broad River in South Carolina and on to Ninety-Six, in South Carolina where said Hanby and his company arrived some three or four weeks before the seize was ___?. Capt. Hanby and his Company were placed under Gen’l Green in the Battalion of Major John Ward of Campbell County, Virginia, the number of the Regiment and the commander ___? is not recollected by this officiant. But, this officiant recollects Col. Washington and Henry Lee of the Light horse? and Col. Daniel Marguer of the riffle men were at Ninety-Six and that this officiant saw them frequently there. This officiant returned home to Henry County Virginia during f__? getting the first of September in the same year 1780 having left Capt. Hanby near Broad River where this officiant was detailed to guard a mill. It not being deemed necessary this officiant did not guard the mill as he intended when he separated from his Capt. (Jonathan Hanby) at Broad River with Gen’l Green and his army, he set out for Virginia where he arrived some time before he saw Capt. Jonathan Hanby whom he had left with Gen’l Green s army as before stated. As well as this officiant recollects that this officiant worked on the entrenchments which ___? the Brittish who had __ted in at Ninety-six and that it was confidently expected that the Americans would capture the British until they were driven off and compeled to raise the seize on account of the approach of Lord Basaden? with a reinforcement of the British army from Charleston. This officiant having __? at Capt. Jonathan Hanbys, a short time doing some carpenters work, before he and said Hanby went into the service herein before stated. Knows that the the said Hanby was married and leaving ___? Sarah Hanby his wife now his widow in the County of Patrick who is an applicant for a pension, before the said service was rendered.

William ( X - his mark) Going

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of August 1840
Wm Carter J. Peace

Patrick County Virginia
This day personally appeared before the undersigned a Justice of the Peace in and for said County, John Benjamin? a preacher of the Gospel and made oath that he resides in the immediate neighborhood William Going above named that he is well acquainted with said Going who is a respectable person whose ___th is ___? to ___? ___? Given under my hand this 3rd day of August 1840.
W. Carter J. Peace

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Patrick County, Virginia Unrecorded Documents 1791-1920
by Betty A. Pilson & Barbara C. Baughan

Pg. 19, Jun 2 1848 I do hereby transfer to Martin Cloud the benefit of an order made by the County Court some courts since directing the overseers of the poor to bind Josephus Going, son of Hannah Going, to me as I do not intend to have said boy bound to me.
James Nowlin. Witness Purvis Ayres.


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Patrick County, Virginia
14 April 1853 - William Goin 60 acres on Arches Creek
Deed Book 14 Page 375 Patrick County, Virginia

This deed made this 14 day of April in the year 1853 between Henry Tuggle Clerk of the county
court of Patrick County of the one part and Argelou? Lewis of the other part, witnesseth that
whereas William Goin was assessed in 1849 with taxes on sixty acres of land lying and being
in the county of Patrick on the waters of Arches Creek and the said tract of land being returned
delinquent for the nonpayment of taxes of that year by the sheriff of said county or? the Deputy
of said Sheriff with an affidavit attached to said return, that they had received no part of the taxes for which the said land was returned delinquent, and that they had used due delegence to find property within this county liable? to dist__? for the said taxes, but had found none and where as pursuant to an act of assembly prescribing? the mode? of advertising and selling delinquent land, Robert F. Moir Deputy for Jesse? Corn? Sheriff of said county after advertising the said tract of land according to law, did on the 28 day of October 1850 at Patrick County Court House, (being court day) offered the aforesaid tract of land or so much there of as would be sufficient to satisfy the taxes aforesaid together with the sheriffs costs and John Stoops? became the pur-chaser of the entire tract of sixty acres of land for the sum of two cents being the taxes due thereon for the year as aforesaid there being no person present will try to take a less quanity and pay the taxes and whereas the said John Stoop? Has sold and transferred his interest in and to the said land to Argelou? Lewis by written assignment?, and more than two years having elapsed since the sale of the said land without the redemption? by the owner or any one for him, now therefore for and in conservation of the premises and the sum of two cents so paid by the said Stoops? as aforesaid, the said Henry Tuggle clerk with grant unto the said Angelou? Lewis the said tract of land if sixty acres the metes and bounds of which is shown by a report made by M S Lawson surveyor of the county of Patrick, which was examined by the court of said county at the February term 1853 and ordered to be recorded, which report has since been recorded in Deed Book 14 Page (blank) and the said Henry Tuggle clerk as aforesaid, hereby convey the said tract of land with special warranty.
Witness the following signature and seal
Henry Tuggle Clerk seal

Patrick County April Court 1853 This deed from Henry Tuggle clerk of the county court to
Angelou? Lewis was ___? in court acknowledged and ordered to be recorded.
Teste Henry Tuggle clerk

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Patrick County, Virginia Unrecorded Documents 1791-1920
by Betty A. Pilson & Barbara C. Baughan

Pg. 28, Oct 15 1868 Title Bond-Know all men by these presents, that I, Thomas D. Howell, am held and firmly bound unto Nancy M. Gowing the sum of $100.00. The consideration of said obligation is that Nancy W. Gowing has bought a certain tract of land at the price of $1.50 per acre, subject to Howell's right to a reasonable use of timber off the land. T.D. Howell. Teste: M.D. Carter


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Patrick County, Virginia Unrecorded Documents 1791-1920
by Betty A. Pilson & Barbara C. Baughan

Pg. 16, Jun 7 1877 Deed between Samuel G. Staples and Caroline Staples, his wife, and Jerry Staples, Benjamin Hairston, Preston Hughes and James Going, Trustees for the African Methodist Episcopal Church. In consideration of the desire for Christian religion among the colored people of Patrick County, hereby conveys to Trustees one lot of land situated on the Wytheville and Danville Turnpike just below the residence of W.J. Noel, adjoining Colo. Jno. E. Penn to be used as a place of religious worship or school and for no other purpose. Samuel G. Staples, C.H. Staples.

R.H. Epperson &c. vs. (List Pending) C.F. Going at als
16 February 1923


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Deed Book 50 page 96 Patrick County, Virginia


Known all men by these present that I, R.H. Epperson, am plaintiff in the hereinafter styled
cause, do give notice or its pendins, by this memorandum which sets forth as follows, to-wit:
there is now pending in the Circuit Court of Patrick County, VA a certain cause, the title of
which is R.H. Epperson, against Ada Hooker, Columbus Going, Clifford Going, and Nellie
Going, Harry Going, Foster Going, Elmer Going, Edna Going, Laura Going, Lama Going,
James Going, Chester Going, Iris Going, Lester Going, et als the general object thereof is
fully shown by the bill in chancery this day filed and the said bill in chancery is hereby
made a part of this memorandum as much so as if copied word for word, and to subject
the land hereinafter mentioned to the payment of the sum of $550.00 interest and cost
and for general relief as shown by the said bill the description of the said property is as
follows, to-wit: all of a certain tract or parcel of land, located in the County of Patrick, in Dan River District, containing 101 acres, more or less, and being the same tract of land that
was conveyed to the said Ada Hooker or Luada Hooker by C.F. Going by deed dated
May 7th, 1919 and said deed recorded in Deed Book 40 at pages 334 and 335 and to the
said deeds special reference in hereby a part of this notice and the names of the persons
whose estate is intended to be affected thereby are C.F. Going, Susan Going, Ada Hooker,
Nellie Going, Clifford Going, Harry Going, Foster Going, Elmer Going, Edna Going, Lorma
Going, James Going, Chester Going, Iris Going, Lester Going.
Witness my hand this the 16th day of February 1923.
R.H. Epperson

State of Virginia, County of Patrick, to-wit:
I R.E. Woolwine, one of the commissioners in chancery of the circuit court in and for the
County and state as aforesaid do certify that R.H. Epperson whose name is signed to the
above writing personally appeared before me in my said county and state as aforesaid
and acknowledged the same.
Given under my hand this the 16th day of February, 1923.
R.E. Woolwine
Commissioner in Chancery

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Patrick County, Virginia 1790-1866 Chattel/Land Tax- notes by Cindy G. Young
From index book at County Clerks office, Stuart Virginia


James 1790-1799 200 acres on Dan River
Shadrack 1790-1799 1000 acres
Joseph 1797
John 1797
James 1797
Zeph 1797
Shadrack Jr. 1797
David 1797
Shadrack Sr. 1797
Laban 1797
William 1797
Isaac 1797

Obediah 1800 Obediah 1801
Caleb 1800 Caleb 1801
Labon 1800 Laberne 1801
Isaac 1800 Isaac 1801
David 1800 David 1801
James 1800 James 1801
Benjamin 1800 Benjamin 1801 Benjamin 1802
William 1800 William 1801 William 1802
Shadrack 1800 Shadrack 1801 Shadrack 1802
Joseph 1800 Joseph 1801
Martin 1800 John 1801 John 1802 Dan River
Johnson 1801
John 1801 John 1802

Johnson 1803 Johnson 1804
John 1803 Dan River
William Sr. 1803 William 1804
John 1803 John 1804
William 1803 William Jr 1804
Laban 1803
Benjamin 1803 Dan River Benjamin 1804
Shadrack 1803 Shadrack 1804
James 1804
Obediah 1804

John Jr 1805 William Jr. 1806
James 1805 John 1806
John Sr 1805 Obediah 1806
William 1805 William 1806 Little Dan River
Shadrack 1805 Benjamin 1806
Obediah 1805 James 1806
Benjamin 1805 Stephen 1806

Hezakiah 1807 James S. 1808 167 acres Little Dan River
Obediah 1807 37 acres Little Dan River
James 1807 275 acres Little Dan River
William K 1807
Stephen 1807 John 1809 100 acres Rogers Creek in Henry Co.
Barbrezel 1807

James dec'd 1810 200 acres Dan River
John 1810 100 acres Rogers Creek in Henry County
James S 1810 167 acres Little Dan
37 acres Little Dan
275 acres Little Dan
William 1810 268 acres Little Dan
Isaac 1810 317 acres
William D 1810 150 acres Little Dan
Pierce 1810 1045 acres Loving Creek

William 1811 268 acres Little Dan
James dec'd 1811 200 acres Dan River
John 1811 100 Rogers Creek in Henry County
Isaac 1811 317 acres
William D 1811 150 acres Little Dan (notation Hooker)

William 1812 268 acres Little Dan
James dec'd 1812 200 acres Dan River
John 1812 100 acres Rogers Creek in Henry County
James S 1812 149 acres Little Dan
William D 1812 150 acres Little Dan

James dec'd 1820 200 acres Big Dan
John 1820 100 acres Rogers Creek in Henry County
Henry P 1820 180 acres Little Dan River in North Carolina
86 acres Little Dan River in North Carolina

John 1821 100 acres Rogers Creek

James dec'd 1822 200 acres Dan River in Patrick County
James S 1822 149 acres Little Dan River

James S 1827 149 acres Little Dan River
Frances 1827 272 acres Loving Creek

James dec'd 1828 200 acres Dan River

James dec'd 1830-1831-1832 200 acres Dan River
James S 1830-1831-1832 149 acres Little Dan
Stephen 1830-1831-1832 238 acres Dan River
George W 1830-1831-1832 139 acres Peters Creek
150 acres Peters Creek
179 acres Peters Creek
60 acres Peters Creek

Stephen 1833 238 acres Dan River
James dec'd 1833 200 acres Dan River
James S 1833 149 acres Little Dan
John 1833 100 acres Loving Creek
Pierce 1833 720 acres Loving Creek
George W 1833 139 acres Peters Creek
194 acres Peters Creek
150 acres Peters Creek
60 acres Peters Creek

James dec'd 1834 200 acres Dan River
John 1834 100 acres Loving Creek
James 1834 149 acres Little Dan
William 1834 268 acres Little Dan
William D 1834 150 acres Little Dan
86 acres Little Dan

James dec'd 1835 200 acres Dan River
Stephen 1835 238 acres Dan River
William 1835 60 acres Archers Creek **(notation "part of Goins decision")
George W 1835 150 acres Peters Creek
139 acres Peters Creek
197 acres Peters Creek
60 acres Peters Creek
100 acres waters of Dan River

James dec'd 1836 200 acres Dan River
William 1836 60 acres Archies Creek
John 1836 100 acres Loving Creek
Stephen 1836 238 acres Dan River
George W 1836 150 acres Peters Creek
139 acres Peters Creek
179 acres Peters Creek
60 acres Peters Creek
100 acres Dan River

James dec'd 1837 200 acres Dan River
Stephen 1837 238 acres Dan River
William 1837 60 acres Archers Creek
John 1837 100 acres Lovings Creek
George W 1837 150 acres Peters Creek
139 acres Peters Creek
100 acres Dan River

James dec'd 1838 200 acres Dan River
Stephen 1838 238 acres Dan River
William 1838 60 acres Archers Creek
George W 1838 150 acres Peters Creek
139 acres Peters Creek
100 acres Dan River

James dec'd 1845 200 acres Big Dan
John 1845 100 acres Loving Creek
Stephen 1845 238 acres Dan River
Edward & Lemuel 1845 81 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
William 1845 60 acres Archers Creek
Pierce 1845 700 acres Lovings Creek
George W 1845 150 acres Peters Creek
139 acres Peters Creek
100 acres Peters Creek


William 1846-1847-1848 60 acres Archers Creek
Edward & Lemuel 1846-1847-1848 81 acres Indian Fork Loving Creek
Stephen 1846-1847-1848 238 acres Big Dan
John 1846-1847-1848 100 acres Loving Creek
James dec'd 1846-1847-1848 200 acres Big Dan

John 1849 100 acres Loving Creek
Stephen 1849 238 acres Big Dan
Edward & Lemuel 1849 81 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
William 1849 60 acres Archer Creek
Lemuel 1849 55 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
James 1849 15 acres Headwaters of Loving Creek
James dec'd 1849 200 acres Big Dan

James dec'd 1850 200 acres Big Dan
John 1850 100 acres Loving Creek
Edward & Lemuel 1850 81 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
William 1850 60 acres Archers Creek
Lemuel 1850 55 Indian Fork of Loving Creek
James 1850 15 acres Headwaters of Loving Creek
Stephen 1850 238 acres Home tract of Big Dan

Stephen 1851 238 acres Home tract of Big Dan
James dec'd 1851 200 acres Big Dan
William 1851 60 acres Silver Leaf Branch, West of Stokes

Stephen 1852-1853 238 acres Big Dan
Morgan 1852-1853 300 acres Clarks Creek
James dec'd 1852-1853 200 acres Big Dan
William 1852-1853 60 acres Silver Leaf (notation -County sold for back taxes)
James 1852-1853 15 acres Headwaters Loving Creek
13 acres Headwaters Loving Creek
48 acres Headwaters Loving Creek
Lemuel 1852-1853 55 acres Indian Fork Loving Creek

Stephen 1855 238 acres Big Dan
Morgan 1855 300 acres Clarks Creek
James dec'd 1855 200 acres Big Dan
Edward & Lemuel 1855 81 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
Lemuel 1855 55 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
15 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
James 1855 13 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek
48 acres Indian Fork of Loving Creek

James dec'd 1856-1866 200 acres Big Dan
Morgan 1856-1866 300 acres Clark Creek
30 acres Clark Creek

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Registration of Free People of Colour in Patrick County Virginia
Source: Court Records for Patrick County Virginia 1791-1865
www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb

April 1821
On the motion of J. Goin, Polly Going and Andrew Going, people of color, who produced satisfactory evidence of their being duly registered in the Clerk's office, it is ordered that the same be certified.

April 1851
The following register of free megroes taken by the clerk on the 29th day of April 1851 and recorded in book for that purpose was examined by the court and verified to be correct. The register of William A. Miner, James Travis, Alias Fendley, Susan H. Miner, Judy Coleman, Norman Goings, Nancy Harriss, Polly Going, Charolotte Goings, Hannah Goings, Jackson Loggins, Peter Miner, Arena Miner, Clara Stuart and Green Smother.

April 1853
Jacob Gowing a free man of colour proven to be free born by the oath of Gersham G. Hagood in the county of Patrick in the state of Virginia this day presented himself according to law for registration and the said Gowing measures five feet 8 ¼ inches in height aged about 22 years of a light brown colour and weight about 145 pounds and has no apparent mark about his face head and hands.

May 1856
Reuben Going a free man of colour appeared in court and on his motion it is ordered that he be registered according to law.

June 1861
On motion it is ordered that Hannah Going, Ruth Going, Jureen Johnson & Rachael Johnson free woman of colour be registered by the clerk and that the clerk deliver to each of them a copy of their registration.

April 1862
Ordered that Mary Goin a free woman of colour born free in the county of Patrick five feet five inches high dark colour spare made pleasant face, no marks or scars aged twenty two years be registered by the clerk of the court.

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1840 Census Patrick County, Virginia
M704-580

Ancestry.com original images
1-71 pages

Page 9 of 71
Document page 5
GAINES, Washington
1 male under 5
1 male 10-15
2 male 15-20
1 male 20-30
1 male 50-60
1 female 5-10
1 female 10-15
1 female 15-20
1 female 40-50

Page 17 of 71
Document page 9
GUINN, Lemuel
1 male 20-30
1 female 30-40

GUINN, Pearce
1 male under 5
1 male 5-10
1 male 15-20
1 male 50-60
1 female 5-10
1 female 20-30
1 female 30-40
1 female 50-60

Page 19 of 71
Document page 10
GUINN, John
2 male under 5
2 male 15-20
1 male 40-50
2 female 5-10
2 female 10-15
1 female 15-20
1 female 30-40

Page 23 of 71
Document page 12
GOIN, Richard
1 male under 5
2 males 5-10
1 male 30-40
1 female 30-40

GOIN, Arthur
1 male 5-10
1 male 10-15
1 male 30-40
2 female under 5
2 female 5-10
1 female 10-15
1 female 15-20
1 female 20-30
1 female 40-50

GOIN, Stephen
1 male 15-20
1 male 60-70
3 female 20-30
1 female 50-60

GOIN, Allen
3 males under 5
1 male 20-30
1 female 20-30

Page 29 of 71
Document page 15
GOIN, Norman
Free Colored
1 male 24-36
1 female under 10
1 female 10-24

Page 45 of 71
Document page 23
GOIN, Nancy
1 female 20-30 (white)
1 male 10-24 (free colored)
1 male 24-36 (free colored)
1 female 55-100 (free colored)

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Patrick County VA Census
1850 Census Patrick County, Virginia
USGenWeb Archives by Barb Reininger

214 228 Goin Allen m 40 VA Mulatto farmer
Martha f 31 VA
H. Clay m 16 VA
Pervis m 13 VA
Alex m 12 VA
Calvery f 11 VA
Malinda f 8 VA
Elizabeth f 4 VA
Harrison m 2 VA
Spencer Levi m 22 VA Farmer $200

249 263 Ziglar Reuben m 42 NC Farmer $1,000
Lucy f 40 VA
John m 17 VA
Susan f 13 MO
Martha f 12 MO
Leonard m 9 VA
Zilpha f 6 VA
William m 4 VA
Lucy f 1 VA
Goin Ann f 9 VA Mulatto
Tuggle Joel m 22 VA Laborer

253 267 Harris Nancy f 40 NC Mulatto
Goin Charlotte f 25 NC Mulatto
Goin Hairston m 12-Sep VA Mulatto

526 556 Going James m 30 VA Mulatto laborer
Eliza f 25 VA Mulatto
Mary f 6 VA Mulatto
George m 3 VA Mulatto
John m 1 VA Mulatto

597 631 Going Fuel m 22 VA Farmer
Sintha f 19 VA
Christopher m 2 NC

606 640 Going Rukerson m 40 NC Blacksmith
Rachel f 48 VA
Henry m 17 VA Laborer
James m 15 VA Laborer
George m 13 VA
Morgan S. m 9 VA
Susannah f 8 VA

613 648 Going Arthur m 58 VA Farmer $200
Mary f 49 VA
Louisa f 27 VA
Pack Tyree m 21 VA Farmer
Pena f 23 VA

614 650 Guinn Stephen m 70 VA Mulatto Farmer $200
Nancy f 67 VA
Milly f 42 VA
Sally f 31 VA

615 652 Going Enoch m 35 VA Farmer Sally f 19 NC
Ambrose m 2 VA

649 Going Joyce f 20 VA
Eady f 18 VA
Mary f 16 VA
Mahaly f 12 VA
Euel m 25 VA


659 698 Going Hail f 30 NC Laborer
Elizabeth f 27 VA
George M. m 10 VA
Mary f 8 VA
John m 5 VA

660 699 Going Mary f 75 VA
Catherine f 35 VA Mulatto

667 706 Guinn Franklin m 24 VA Laborer
Martha f 23 NC
Margaret f 4 VA
Eliza f 1 VA

672 711 Going George W. m 40 VA Mulatto laborer
Sally f 30 VA
Catherine f 9 NC
Jefferson m 7 NC
Allen m 5 NC
Morgan m 3 NC
Mary f 1 NC

673 712 Going Morgan m 38 VA Laborer
Casey f 37 NC
William m 20 NC Laborer
Reynolds Hannah f 27 NC

692 731 Brown Jonathan B. m 40 VA Physician $1,300
Nancy f 25 VA
William P. m 5 VA
James O. m 3 VA
Booker C. m 1 VA
Potter William C. m 23 VA Blacksmith
Going Baily m 17 VA Laborer

698 737 Going Hannah f 30 VA Mulatto
Ruth f 3 VA Mulatto
not named m 12-Jul VA Mulatto

722 761 Going Norman m 39 VA Mulatto farmer
Mary f 35 VA Mulatto

744 783 Guinn James m 28 VA Farmer $30
Catherine f 29 VA
John A. m 7 VA
Martha f 5 VA
Stephen m 3 VA
Suratt Minda f 11 VA
Guinn one not named m 12-Mar VA

752 791 Guinn John m 56 VA Farmer $100
Elizabeth f 21 VA
Mary f 20 VA
Nancy f 17 VA
Thomas m 14 VA
Edward m 13 VA
Isabella f 11 VA
John C. m 10 VA

753 792 Guinn Aaron m 26 VA Farmer
Mariah J. f 27 VA
John m 4 VA
Lucy f 1 VA

768 807 Guinn Lemuel m 33 VA Farmer $150
Elizabeth f 30 VA
Lucinda f 7 VA
Sally A. f 5 VA
Catherine f 1 VA

824 863 Guinn Purce m 73 VA $25
Rachel f 39 VA
Edward m 26 VA Laborer
Levi m 14 VA
Wiley m 10 VA
Margaret m 8 VA
Nancy f 3 VA

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1860 Census of Patrick County, Virginia By Rhonda S. Roberson
South District
Page 63

103 Going, Hardin 32 Farmer NC
Going, Mary Ann 26 VA
Going, John H. 6 VA
Going, William M. 4 VA
Going, Charles H. 2 VA

Page 64

117 Going, Mary 80 Midwife VA
Duncan, Catherine 40 M VA

118 Going, Henry 25 M VA
Going, Mary 24 M VA
Roda L. 5 M VA
James 2 M VA
Martha 16 M VA

Page 69

173 Going, Leroy 22 M NC
Going, Priscilla 25 M VA

Page 70

177 Hensley, John 48 Farmer VA
Hensley, Judith 85 VA
Going, Joyce 30 VA
Norman, Matilda 24 VA
Norman, Lethe 7 F VA
Norman, William 4 VA
Norman, Mary 1 VA

Page 73

201 Going, Ewel 38 Farmer VA
Going, Rosana 23 VA
Going, Texana 8 F VA
Going, Zeora H. 5 M VA
Going, Elkana 4 M VA
Going, Wilcher 1 M VA

202 Going, Arther 64 M Farmer VA
Going, Polly 62 VA
Going, Ede 26 F VA
Going, Mary T. 23 VA
Parmer, Ruth 38 VA
Parmer, John D. 6 VA

203 Going, Stephen 82 M Farmer VA
Going, Nancy 81 M VA
Going, Milly 50 M VA
Going, Sally 39 M (Blind) VA
Going, Perian 22 M M VA

213 Going, Allen 49 M Farmer VA
Going, Martha 42 NC
Going, Alexander 20 M Farm Laborer VA
Going, Calvany 18 F M VA
Going, Malinda 16 M VA
Going, Elizabeth 12 M VA
Going, Harrison 9 M VA
Going, Floyd 5 M VA
Going, Coleman 2 M M VA

Page 74

216 Going, Henry 23 M Farmer VA
Going, Elizabeth 21 NC
Going, Perrian 3 M VA

Page 75

232 Going, Fuel 30 M Farmer VA
Going, Cintha 26 NC
Going, Christopher C. 9 VA
Going, Asa 8 M VA
Going, Arzina 4 F VA

Page 77

254 Hines, James H. 33 Farmer VA
Hines, Emily M. 24 VA
Hines, Henrietta 3 VA
Hines, Luella 1 VA
Going, Gustus 10 M M VA

Page 79

273 Going, Enoch 38 M Farm Laborer VA
Going, Sally 31 NC
Going, Anbrose 12 M VA

Page 92

420 Burwell, William A. 33 Attorney-at-law VA
Going, Joseph 18 B Farm Laborer Va

422 Boyd, German 40 Cabinet maker VA
Going, Hannah 35 M Cook-Washer VA
Going, Ruth 13 M VA
Going, John R. 9 M VA
Going, Francis 7 M VA
Going, James 4 M VA
Going, Carolina 2 M VA
Going, Reed 2mo. M VA

Page 100

516 Findly, Ailas 54 M M Laborer in Tobacco Factory VA
Going, Charlotte 30 VA
Going, Nancy 16 VA
Going, Hairston 10 M VA
Going, Kiziah 8 F VA
Going, Ailus 4 M VA

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1870 Census of Patrick County, Virginia
By Eunice B. Kirkman 1995
Dan River District

Page 20

174 Williams, Samuel B. 23 M W VA $30 RE
Williams, Nancy M. 30 VA
Goin, William P. 8 VA
Goin, Sintha M. 5 VA

179 Pack, Pina 42 F W Housekeeping VA
Pack, Elijah 14 M W Laborer VA
Pack, Samuel 12 VA
Pack, Mat 9 VA
Pack, Ellen 6 VA
Goin, Arthur 80 M W VA $100 RE
Goin, Polly 75 VA

Page 21

182 Dunkin, Nancy 55 F W Housekeeping VA
Goin, Ambrose 24 M W Farm VA
Goin, Elizabeth 20 VA
Goin, Caroline 6 VA
Goin, William 3 VA

Page 22

191 Goin, Emily 31 F B Housekeeping VA
Goin, Lucy A. 16 VA
Goin, Mary T. 13 VA
Goin, Adaline 6 F B VA
Goin, Alice 2 VA

Page 23

196 Goin, Lee 27 M W NC
Goin, Priscilla 29 VA
Goin, William M. 6 VA
Goin, Lee R. 4 VA
Goin, Mary F. 3 VA
Goin, Sarah A. 2 VA
Goin, Ally L. 1 F VA

Page 29

249 Goin, Timothy 35 M M Laborer VA
Goin, Martha 30 F B VA
Goin, Cornelia 8 NC
Goin, Laura 3 VA
Goin, Martha 3mo VA


Page 30

259 Hull, Jordan 70 M W Miller VA
Goin, Mary 35 F W Housekeeper NC
Goin? Elizabeth 3 NC
Goin, Emily 2 VA


260 Bishop, Henry 43 M W VA $210 RE
Bishop, Exoney (Edna) C. 33 VA
Bishop, John W, 15 VA
Bishop, James T. 6 VA
Bishop, Henry W. 3 VA
Goin, Rhoda T. 14 F M VA

Page 33

292 Goin, Allen 59 M M NC
Goin, Martha 50 F W VA
Goin, Polina 23 VA
Goin, Elizabeth 21 VA
Goin, Harrsion 20 VA
Goin, Floyd 19 VA
Goin, Coleman 12 VA
Dunkin, Richard 15 M W Laborer VA


Page 40

341 Goin, Sarah 31 F W VA
Goin, Alexander 12 VA
Goin, Caroline 10 VA
Goin, Richard S. 8 VA

Page 60

515 Morris, Radford 36 M B Laborer VA
Morris, Adaline 38 VA
Morris, Gusta 16 F B VA
Morris, Milly 10 VA
Morris, James 8 VA
Morris, Harrison 6 VA
Koger, Ellen 40 F B Farm Hand VA
Goin, Pleasant 44 M B Laborer VA
Dunkin, Lucinda 38 F W Washer VA


Mayo River District

Page 67

505 Goin, George 28 M M Laborer VA
Goin, Eliza 26 F M VA
Goin, Tiny 6 F M VA
Goin, John 4 VA
Goin, Eliza 3mo VA
Goin, Rinda 56 F M Farm Work VA
Gibson, Jane 15 F M Farm Work VA


Page 75

562 Boyd, German 51 M W Carpenter VA $100 RE
Goin, Hannah 48 F M Housekeeper VA
Goin, Fannie 18 F M VA
Goin, James 16 M M Laborer VA
Goin, Callie 13 F M VA
Goin, Abram 9 M M VA
Goin, Belle 5 F M VA
East, John 25 M W Carpenter VA


Patrick County, Virginia Birth Records 1853-1869 by Pilson & Baughan
Pg 71 Section I



Child's Name Race Sex Birth Date
Father/Owner Mother
Informant



Going, Assina W F 25 Sept 1855
Going, Fuel (?) Going, Cyntha
Father



Going, Coleman W M 8 Mar 1858
Going, Allen Going, Patsey
Father



Going, not named W M 10 Nov 1857
Going, Henry Going, Elizabeth
Father



Goings, John H. W M 3 Feb 1854
Goings, William H. Goings, Mary
Father



Goings, Rebecca Jane W F 17 Dec 1854
Goings, George Goings, Sally
Father



Goings, Zachery W M 30 Apr 1854
Goings, Ewell Goings, Rose
Father


Pg. 21 Section II
Goin, Caroline W F 10 Apr 1867
Goin, Amb Goin, Melissa
Father



Goin, not named W F 15 Mar 1867
Goin, Ambrose Goin, Nancy Hooker
Father



Goin, not named W F 1 Aug 1868
Unmarried Goin, Nancy M.
Mother



Goin, Susan W F 20 Sept 1869
Goin, Lee Goin, P.
Father


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History of Patrick County, Virginia by Patrick County Historical Society



pg. 135 Patrick Countians in the Civil War
Goin, James: Death records indicate he was a soldier who died October 1, 1861
Goin, Perrin: Co. H, 50th Va. Inf.; killed at Gettysburg
Goins, Ewell; said to have served in Civil War.
Goins, Lee: Co. D, 6th Va. Inf.
Goins, Morgan: Pvt., Co. E., 53rd Regt., N.C. Inf. Born in Patrick County in 1842
but was living in Surry Co., N.C. when he enrolled in the Army; went North and took
Oath of allegiance to U.S. in April 1864.
Goins, William Hardin (1831-1864): Pvt., Co. E., 53rd Regt., N.C. Inf., born in
Patrick Co. but enlisted in Surry Co., N.C. in 1862; died in VA. January 28, 1864
While under arrest for leaving camp.
Pg. 164 Union Veterans
Goin, Morgan S.: Pvt., Co. F. 11th Pa. Inf., Jan 4, 1864-Aug 19, 1865; Stuart P.O.

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Tombstone Inscriptions of the Cemeteries of Patrick County, Virginia
Compiled by O.E. Pilson, 1994

Page 358
(800)
Epperson, Goings Cemetery, located on the north side of Road #631, about a mile west of the junction of Roads #614-631.
8 Nov. 1982
Patsy Going, wife of Allen Going, b. 6 Mar. 1819; d. 21 May 1891, Allen, husband of Patsy Going, b. 16 Dec. 1810; d. 28 Sept. 1891. Daniel, consort of Eletha Epperson, b. 17 Sept. 1811; d. 5 Dec. 1887. This is a very old cemetery. There are at least 25 additional graves. Some of them are marked with crude stones, no inscriptions; some are not now marked at all.

Page 358
(801)
Going, Spangler Graves, located on the south side of Road #631, north of Ararat.
5 May, 1982
George W. Going, b. 24 Sept. 1880; d. 3 Jan. 1909, age 28 yrs. 3 mo. 9 days.
Harrison Going, b. 16 Aug. 1849; d. 7 Nov. 1922.
George H. Spangler, b. 20 Jan. 1899; d. 27 July, 1928.
There may be other graves here, unmarked.

Page 135
(251)
Patrick Memorial Gardens, located on Highway #58, about 1 mile west of Patrick Springs, and 3 miles east of Stuart. This is a new cemetery.
Jan. 31, 1983
Charles Bobby Goins, b. 29 June, 1949; d. 16 June, 1973.

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(610)
Aaron’s Corner Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, located in Stokes County, North Carolina, but near the Patrick County, Virginia line, on Road #660, Peters Creek area. Many Patrick County people are buried in this cemetery.
23 Nov. 1981
Virginia G. Goins, b. 31 Jan. 1933; d. 20 Dec. 1940.
Ransey W. Goins; b. 3 Oct. 1918; d. 6 July, 1968, North Carolina, PVT. U.S. Army, W.War II.
(Father)George W. Goins, b. 1870; d. 1926
(Mother)Lenora G. Goins, b. 1880; d. 1957
Robert F. Goins, b. 29 Nov.1902;-----------
Dolly E. Goins, b. 10 Apr. 1911; d. 1 Nov. 1980
Opal Goins Goins, b. 4 Apr. 1934; d. 11 Aug. 1977


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(627)
State Line Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, located just inside Stokes County, North Carolina; but very near the Patrick County, Virginia line. This is said to be the commuity cemetery for the section of Patrick County nearby.
28 Oct. 1976
Harmie Lee Goins, b. 14 May, 1911; d. 29 Sept. 1975, same stone with
Mary Jane Goins, b. 16 Feb. 1915;--------------
Barbara Ann Goins, b. 17 Nov. 1944; d. 20 Nov. 1944 , stone adjacent to
Virginia L. Goins, b. 25 Aug. 1946; d. 28 Aug. 1947
William L. Goins, b. 28 Oct. 1941; d. 29 Oct. 1941, same stone with
Lillie M. Goins, b. 10 July, 1943; d. 10 July 1943
Carlica Lee, son of William & Myrtle Goins, b. 2 June, 1949; d. 31 May, 1963
(Father) Bobby Lester “Bob” Goins, b. 1 May 1908; d. 13 Aug. 1962
(Mother) Agnes Goins, b. 13 May 1908,-----------------
Will Goin, b. 13 Aug. 1896; d. 9 June, 1954, same stone with
Verda Goin, b. 5 Aug. 1900; ------------------
(Father) William F. Goins, b. 30 Apr. 1880; d. 31 July, 1950, same stone with
(Mother) Doskie Goins, b. 23 Aug. 1881; d. 10 May, 1960
(Father) Jim M. Goins, b. 24 Sept. 1891; d. 30 Nov. 1954
(Mother) Maggie L. Goins, b. 10 May, 1893; d. 10 Nov. 1969

Page 281
(638)
Mountain View Pentacostal Holiness Church Cemetery, located at the junction of Roads #645-#667, near the Virginia-North Carolina State line.
8 Nov. 1982
Harrison R. Goins, b. 1913; d. 1972, same stone with
Mamie M. Goins, b. 1903; d.-----------------
Imogene Goins, b. 9 Mar. 1944; d. 10 Oct. 1949, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Goins
Albert Goin, Elizabeth Goin, (Apparently children, no dates)

Page 290, 291, 292, 293, 295
(654)
Red Bank Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, located on the north side of Road #103 at Claudville.
7 Sept. 1983
Terrie M. Goins, b.&d. 11 Nov. 1967
Claude Allen Goins, b. 18 July, 1930; d. 9 June, 1982
James H. Goins, b. 15 Aug. 1890; d. 7 Aug. 1970
James Cecil Goins, b. 13 Aug. 1914; d. 20 Oct. 1993
Elsie Mae Goins, b. 24 Feb. 1915; d. 7 July 1975
Mrs. Isobelle Goins, died 20 July, 1965, age 90 yrs, 3 mo. 12 days
James Allen Goins, b. 2 Nov. 1935; d. 11 Apr. 1936
(Father) J.M. Goins, b. 24 Dec. 1876; d. 16 June, 1967
(Mother) Clessie I. Goins, b. 2 May, 1882; d. 27 Sept. 1944
(Father) Willie H. Goins, b. 2 Dec. 1908; d. 8 Oct. 1982
(Mother) Ethel C. Goins, b. 8 Oct. 1911; ----------------
Supplement Page 32
Update of Cemetery #654
Red Bank Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery
22 Nov. 1993
Rufus “Mart” Goins, b. 8 Aug. 1907; d. 2 June 1992, same stone as
Ester K. Goins, b. 4 Mar. 1919;-----(Marr. 27 June, 1937
Grover J. Goins, b. 6 Dec. 1927; d. 20 May 1987, same stone as
Everline N. Goins, b. 31 Mar. 1929;----(Marr. 11 Oct. 1946)
Frank Goins, b. 1914; d.------------, same stone as
Docie (Lena) Goins, b. 1919; d. 1986

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(659)
Unity Presbyterian Church Cemetery, located on Road #614, about ½ mile south of the junction of #773-#614.
8 Nov. 1982
(Father) Buster M. Goins, b. 1919; d. 1951
(Mother) Alpha K. Goin, b. 1923;-----------
Dock Goins, b. 4 Mar. 1862; d. 1 Jan.1938, same stone with
Lillie Goins, b. 28 May, 1872; d. 28 Jan. 1963
(Father) Alvis Goins, b. 1909; d. 1946, same stone with
Lillian Goins, b. 1913;--------------
Fletcher Goins, b. 7 May 1900; d. 21 July 1972, same stone with
Annie Goins, b. 22 July, 1906;----------------
Susie Bet Goines, b. 10 Mar. 1907; d. 1 Dec. 1946
(Father) Walter C. Goins, b. 1 Oct. 1873; d. 25 Oct. 1962
(Mother) Mary Susan Goins, b. 11 May, 1882; d. 26 Nov. 1965
Herbert Dean Goins, b. 21 Aug. 1957; d. 16 Apr. 1982
Supplement Page 33
Update of Cemetery #659
Unity Presbyterian Church Cemetery
22 Nov. 1993
Herbert Dean Goins, b. 21 Aug. 1957; d. 16 Apr. 1982

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(666)
Goins, Pell Cemetery, located near the end of Road #855, about ½ mile north of the North Carolina State line.
11 June, 1976
Gene Goins, son of Mr. & Mrs. Roscoe C. Goins, b. 8 Nov. 1938; d. 15 Nov. 1940
Carson Goin, b. 1934; d. 1936
(Father) A. Marion Goins, b. 1893; d. 1961
(Mother) Nina E. Goins, b. 1896;-----------

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(732)
Pack, Willard, Bowman Cemetery, located at Church on Road # 648, a short distance from the junction of Roads #673-#648, Kibler Road.
27 Apr. 1977
Carl H. Goins, b. 3 Aug. 1924; d. 6 Sept. 1964

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Pack Cemetery, located a few hundred yards west of Cemetery #732, on Road # 648, Kibler Road, near junction with Road #631.
27 Apr. 1977
Abraham Goins, b. 14 Nov. 1864; d. 22 Apr. 1946

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Carter’s Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, located about ½ mile west of the junction of Roads #614-#773 (Cross Roads)
7 Sept. 1983
Kathy Michelle, daughter of Tommy & Brenda Goins, b. Dec. 1978; d. 17 Oct. 1979
Harry Goins, b. 1903; d. 1977 (funeral home marker)
Roy William Goins, d. 30 June, 1979; age 59 yrs. 10 mo. 22 days (funeral home marker)
Monroe Goins, b. 2 Dec. 1953; d. 12 Dec. 1953
Everett Goin, b. 10 Nov. 1939; d. 12 Sept. 1940
(Father) Chester A. Goins, . 28 Feb. 1917; d. 15 Apr. 1962
(Mother) Minnie Goins, b. 14 May 1921;--------------
(Father) George E. Goins, b. 24 Jan. 1909; d. 11 Mar. 1973
(Mother) Lois B. Goins, b. 14 Feb. 1913; d. 16 June 1989
Nellie Goins, b. 18 July 1900; d. 13 Dec. 1964
Donnie Wayne Goins, b. 4 Mar. 1948; d. 3 July 1972
(Father) Columbus F. Goins, b. 16 July 1875; d. 14 Apr. 1964
(Mother) Susie H. Goins, b. 13 Apr. 1881; d. 25 Oct. 1978
Columbus Allen Goins, b. 23 Feb. 1936; d. 12 Jan. 1975
Foster Goins, b. 12 Dec. 1905; d. 5 Feb. 1979, same stone as
Mattie K. Goins, b. 6 Jan. 1904; d. 29 Sept. 1982
Mr. Charles Goins, died 6 Apr. 1982, age 71 yrs. 10 mo. 26 days (funeral home marker)
James Monroe Goins, b. 11 Mar. 1915; d. 28 Feb. 1980, same stone as
S. Jane Epperson Goins, b. 11 June, 1914;--------------
Mary Catherine Goins, b. 8 May 1906; d. 18 Feb. 1961
Supplement Page 34
Update of Cemetery #744
Carter’s Chapel Methodist Church (now Cross Roads Gospel Church Cemetery)
22 Nov. 1993
Callie Mae Keith Goins, b. 13 May 1916; d. 23 Dec. 1982
Arthur Lester Goins, d. 12 Dec. 1986, age`65 (funeral home marker)
Clifford Goins, b. 4 Dec. 1901; ----------
Gladys K. Goins, b. 31 Mar. 1913; d. 22 Jan. 1985
Hansel Goins, b. 7 May 1943; d. 14 Sept. 1980
Jerry Gray Goins, b. 7 Jan. 1951; d. 20 Sept. 1984, same stone as
Judy Fain Goins, b. 8 July 1952;----------
Granville L. Goins, b. 28 June 1933; ---------, same stone as
Ruby S. Goins, b. 10 July 1942; d. 5 May 1990
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Goin, Morgan
Co. E 53rd NC Infantry
Confederate
Private
Volunteer
Enlisted April 5, 1862, Surry County, North Carolina
Mustered April 30, 1862
Born Patrick County, Virginia
Age 20, Farmer
Height: 5’ 7-1/2”
3 years or the war
Company Muster Rolls
Jul-Aug 1862—absent without leave
Sept-Oct 1862—present, in arrest, charge of desertion
Nov-Dec 1862—present
Jan-Feb 1863—present
Jul-Aug 1863—deserted June 25, 1863
Mar-Apr 1864—Taken oath of allegiance to the Federal Government
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Going, Perrin
Co. K, 50th Virginia Infantry
Private
Confederate
Volunteers
Born: Patrick County, Virginia
Enlisted at Patrick County Court House, Patrick County, Virginia, April 1, 1862
3 years or the war
Register of claims of deceased officers and soldiers from Virginia which were filed for settlement in the office of the Confederate States Auditor for the War Department.
By whom presented: Nancy Going, widow
When filed: Dec. 29, 1863
Where died: Gettysburg, Penn.
Date: July 2 1863
Comptroller
When reported to: Oct. 17, 1864
When returned: Oct. 29, 1864
Amount found due: $121.87

State of Virginia
Patrick County to wit:

On this 16th day of December 1863 personally appeared before me, the subscriber, a justice of the peace in and for the county aforesaid, Nancy Going who after being sworn according to law, deposes and says, that she is the wife of Perrin Going deceased who was a Private of Capt. Lawson’s Company “K” 50th Regiment Virginia Volunteers commanded by Col. Vandanetes? Formerly Reynolds, in the service of the Confederate States in the present war with the United States, that the said Perrin Going was born in the County of Patrick and State of Virginia and entered the service at Patrick C.H. (Court House) in Patrick County and State of Virginia, on or about the 1st day of April 1862 and was killed at the battle of Gettysburg, PA. on or about the 2nd day of July 1863, leaving wife and one child. That makes this deposition for the purpose of allowing from the government of the Confederate States whatever may have been due the said Perrin Going at the time of his death, for pay, bounty or other allowances for his service as private aforesaid. Nancy (x) Going
Sworn and subscribed before me
G.A. Ashworth J.P.


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  1. Thomas Beazley and Hannah Goins

    Paulina "Jane" Chandler is mentioned in the Will of Thomas Beasley (Beazley) as the daughter of Mary Chandler. "Chandler" may be the desease name of Mary's husband?? It is unsure how Mary Chandler is connected to Thomas Beasley.

    The deed between Henry Durham and wife Jane (Chandler) of the first part and Thomas M. Clark of the second part, made on May 5th, 1843 in Patrick County, VA, states that Jane Chandler was the recepient of land handed down to her by the Will of Thomas Beasley, through her mother Mary Chandler.

    Byron Durham

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  2. Hannah Beasley, daughter of Thomas Beasley, Sr. and Hannah Going, married Seaton Chandler, 28 Dec., 1830 in Patrick County, Virginia. Seaton Chandler and Hannah Beasley's children were; John, Mary, Lucinda, Priscilla and Judith. Listed in 1850 census of Patrick County, Virginia. Maybe this will help.?

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    1. Hi Cindy...
      you have shed light on my ancester Joseph Goins...
      would like to see if you had any additional info...
      morrisgoins@msn.com

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  3. (Paulina) Jane, Priscilla, Lucinda, and Judith are all children of "Mary Chandler" according to the Will of Thomas Beasley. They are not children of Hannah (Beasley), who married Seaton Chandler.

    Byron K. Durham

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  4. The Will of Thomas Beasly (Condensed) - 28 February 1835 (Probated Sept 1835)
    Library of Virginia - Patrick County Will Book #2 - page 212
    Transcribed by Byron K. Durham

    I Thomas Beasly of Patrick County & State of Virginia do hereby make my last Will and Testament in minimum and form following that is to say.

    1st I desire that all the perishable part of my estate be immediately sold after my decease except such as herein after mentioned. And out of the moneys arising therefrom all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid.

    2ndly after this payment of all my just debts and funeral expenses I give my wife, Hannah Beasly one bed and furniture three head of cattle and feed for them this winter, one of my young mares, one negro woman by the name of Irish and her support farm, the southern tract of land where I now live and to remain in the mansion house where I now live, during her life and at her death the seed property to be sold and the money to be equally divided between all her children.

    3rd I give my daughter, Polly Beasly two hundred dollars in money to be left in the hands of Thomas I. Tantum to be paid to her as she may stand in kneed (need) of it.

    4th I give to my son Shadrack Beasly ten shillings.

    5th I give to my son Shadrack Beasly’s children two hundred dollars in money to be left in the hands of Thomas I. Tatum to be equally divided between them when they became of age.

    6th I give to my son Hardin Beasly one tract of land containing thirty seven ¾ acres known by the name of the Sam’l Hanby Sandlim tract and one ??_entry??

    7th I give to my daughter Hannah the wife of Seaton Chandler the tract of land she now lives on known by the name of the Bowman tract containing one hundred and seventy four acres more or less.

    8th I give to my daughter Catherine the wife of Benjamin Harris ten shillings.

    9th ly I give to my son Thomas Beasly one tract of land containing two hundred and sixty eight acres known by the name of the ?Hudson Branch,

    10th ly I give to Mary Chandler one tract of land containing forty eight acres lying mostly on the southwest side of Little Dan River - known by the name of the Shadrack Gowing tract and one tract of land containing seventy five acres lying on the west side of Little Dan River, one of my young mares, one cow, ten barrels of corn during her life and at her death the said tracts of land and other property that I give her to be sold and the money arising from the same to be equally divided between her four youngest daughters, (viz) Jane, Lucinda, Priscilla & Judy and I give Mary Chandler one hundred dollars to be left in the hands of Thomas I. Tantum to be paid to her as she may stand in kneed (need) of it and if any of said money not made use of by the said Mary Chandler to be divided between her four youngest daughters above named and if the said Mary Chandler ever marrys or suffers, Anderson Dryden to settle in any part of the aforesaid lands it is reverted back, unto the hands of my Executor and to be sold and the money arising from the same be equally divided between her four youngest daughters above named.

    11th ly Five negros, (viz) Sally, Peter, Randle, Amy & Sary & all the rest of my estate both real and personal of what nature or kind so ever it may be not here to fore particularly disposed of.

    And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my friend Thomas I Tatum Executor of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all other or former wills or testaments by me heretofore made in witness.

    Whereof, I have here unto set my hands and affixed my seal this 28th day of Feby, 1835.
    Signed sealed published and declared by me
    Thomas Beasly as and for his Last Will and Testament.

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  5. Byron,
    You are positively correct and I made a mistake from memory and not looking back on the facts.
    The 1850 census of Patrick County, VA does NOT name any of the girls.
    Seaton Chandler, 44, b. VA
    Hannah Chandler, 40 b. VA.
    John Chandler, 18, b. VA
    Hannah Beasley, 30 b. VA
    Hardin Beasley, 50, b. VA

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  6. Embersetta Harris b. abt 1822 is my great,great grandmother. Her parents were Robert Harris b. abt. 1796 and Nancy Harris b. abt 1798 both from Virginia. As rare as Embersetta's name is I have to believe the will of Nancy Gowin, refers to her.
    Patrick County, Virginia Unrecorded Documents 1791-1920
    by Betty A. Pilson & Barbara C. Baughan
    Pg. 48, Dec 14 1829 Know all men by these presents that I, Nancy Gowin, for the love and affection I have for my granddaughter, Embersetta Harris, convey 1 bed and furniture, 1 big wheel, 1 pott, 1 chest, and all other chattels and estate. Nancy (o) Going. Witness: John Monday, William B. Vawter, Robert Harris. I am a beginner in family genealogy and would appreciate any advice on how I might further pursue this new information.

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  7. tonkey69@netzero.netJanuary 11, 2011 at 9:32 PM

    Trying to find info on my gg grandfather daniel marion collins he worked in the hanbys mill at peters creek in patrick county va tempy pruitt was his wife email me tonkey69@netzero.net

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  8. Hi,
    I search for the father of Purris/Purvis Ayres listed here. His father was William Ayres and mother Frances Davis. I search for any relatives out there. I know the Harris and Goins families lived near them in Patrick County,Va in the 1800's. Email me at sar06girl@yahoo.com.

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  9. From: The Library of Virginia at www.lva.virginia.gov

    Call Number 40066
    Author Gowen, Josephus, b. ca. 1843.
    Title Indenture, 1851 Jan. 29.
    Material 1 leaf.
    Summary Indenture, 29 January 1851, binding Josephus Gowen (b. ca. 1843) as an apprentice to William A. Burwell (b. ca. 1820), an attorney, until his twenty-first birthday. Entered into on behalf of Josephus Gowen by his mother Hannah Gowen (b. ca. 1823) of Montgomery County, Virginia. The agreement requires that William A. Burwell instruct Josephus Gowen as a house servant.
    Cite As Josephus Gowen. Indenture, 29 January 1851. Accession 40066, Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Va. 23219.
    Biog./Hist. Note Josephus Gowen or Going was born circa 1843, the son of Hannah Going, a free black residing in Stuart, Patrick County, Virginia. At age four he was bound as an apprentice to James Nowlin (b. ca. 1796), a saddler of Patrick County. Then he was apprenticed again at age eight to William A. Burwell. His marrital status and death date have yet to be determined.
    Subject - Personal Burwell, William A., b. ca. 1820
    Gowen, Hannah, b. ca. 1823
    Gowen, Josephus, b. ca. 1843
    Subject - Topical Indentured servants -- Virginia -- Patrick County
    Subject -Geographic Patrick County (Va.) -- History -- 19th century
    Genre/Form Indentures -- Virginia -- Patrick County.
    Personal papers -- Virginia -- Patrick County.
    Series Personal papers collection; 40066

    holdings (1) All items
    System Number 000503862

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  10. wilburj2003@yahoo.com
    my name is jamie goins my father james r goins grandmother was ruby a goins grand grand mother was isabella goins im looking for anyone with imformation about civil war solider that was my family member

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  11. I am VERY interested in the Chandler family that intermarried with the Goins/Goings family.
    I am a Chandler with the following oral history: - our people come up of Virginia, - we are Indian/we have always been here.
    I found our earliest Chandler in Sussex County, Delaware in 1804 - Augustus/Custis Chandler. In 1810 he was listed as Negro Chandler, his family as free persons of color.
    Does anyone have an idea of who these Chandlers were that married into the Goins?
    Thank you

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  13. Several Patrick Co Goins references appear in the Confederate Service Records database at fold3.com, associated with the 50th Virginia Regiment of Infantry.

    A 17 Jul 1862 payroll record from Camp Narrows of the New River shows "Eearl" Goin (Ewell?) and Henry Goin in G Co. Henry Goings of Patrick Co VA, Pvt in K Co 50 Va Inf, died at Chimborazo Hospital in Richmond, VA, as reported 11 Mar 1865, his widow named as E. Goings (Elizabeth?).

    There are also records showing receipts "for clothing." Two undated entries are for Fuel and "Funil" Goins of K Co 50 Va, and another is for Alex Goin; these men are in K Co 50 Va. There is also a dated receipt for A. Goin, issued 18 May 1863 at Camp Winder, Richmond, Va. That was actually a hospital, and the clothing receipts may refer to the distribution of hospital garments to patients.

    jamison_graff@yahoo.com

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  14. Not that you need the confirmation but "Goen, Perrion Killed at Gettysburg" Company K, 50th Regiment of Confederate States Army, this page seems to have the original 1861 muster rolls.
    http://www.newrivernotes.com/patrick_history_military_1861-1865_civil_war_muster.htm

    In reviewing the Fold3 references, I see that I was mistake and all 4 of those Goinses (Ewell, Fuel, Alex, Henry) were in K Company of the 50th Virginia Infantry.

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  15. VIRGINIA DEATHS AND BURIALS, 1853-1912 at familysearch.org, batch B868645 includes Patrick County death records for:
    Elkanah Goin, age 2, son of Ewell R.A. Goin, 15 Mar 1870
    Unnamed Goin, daughter of Ewell R.A. Goin, 10 Apr 1870
    Mary Ann Goin, age 26, black house maid, daughter of Hannah Goin and spouse of Gordon Burge, 14 Feb 1867

    Ewell's children aren't listed in the 1870 mortality schedule, and he does not appear to be in the census. However, on 06 Jun 1903, the Patrick County VA Circuit Court found that Ewell Going, age 84, born in Patrick County, lifelong resident of same, farmer by occupation, and veteran of K Company of the 50th Virginia Regiment of Volunteer, was disabled in the right hand, and awarded him a pension.
    http://image.lva.virginia.gov/CP/html/50508.html

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  16. Rosa A Going, age 73, widow of Ewal Going. Born Patrick County, lifelong resident of same, married there 1855 by Rev. Terry. Maintained by her son Wilcher. Late husband Ewal Going died in Patrick County, VA 08 Mar 1909 of heart failure.
    http://image.lva.virginia.gov/CP/html/50510.html

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  17. Leroy Going of Bateman, Patrick County, VA, age 75, was discharged in 1864 from H Company, 23rd Virginia Batallion, applied for a disability pension 28 Jun 1898.
    http://image.lva.virginia.gov/CP/html/04208.html

    Priscilla Going of Kilber, Patrick County, VA, age 87, widow of confederate infantry veteran Leroy Goins, married about 1855, who died 16 Aug 1910.
    http://image.lva.virginia.gov/CP/html/50509.html

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  18. The Library of Virginia shows the following Patrick County Goins deaths from the Virginia Genealogical Society:
    Allen Going, age 81, son of Stephen and Nancy Going, died of paralysis 28 Sep 1891.
    Brainy Going, age 18, male, died 1872.
    Floyd Goin, age 26, white male farmer, son of Allen Goin and consort of Julia Goin, died of liver disease 10 Jul 1881.
    James Going, age 30, unmarried male farmer, son of Perrin Going, died of fever 01 Oct 1861.
    Lourinda Going, age 4 months, unmarried white female housekeeper (?), daughter of Coleman and Catherine Going, died 20 Dec 1892.
    Maliga Jane Goin, married female, age 24, died 15 Jun 1871.
    Martha Going, age 72, white female, died of paralysis 21 May 1891.
    Suty Jane Goin, age 45, white female farmer, consort of Zeek Going, daughter of Isham and Beckna Pike, died of dropsy 03 Jun 1896.
    Van Lou Goin, age 1 month, white male, sonof Colman and Catherine Goin, died May 1884.

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  19. Jimmie Martin Steele, Patrick County, Virginia marriages 1854-1874. Brides.
    Going, Callie (17yo) d/o Hannah, to Joseph Carter (24yo) s/o Margaret Waller, 25 Jan 1872, by Minister S.D. Williams.
    Going, Edy (24yo) d/o Arthur & Polly, to J.C. Cehen (22yo) s/o William & Menrica (?) of Carroll Co VA, 16 Mov 1863, by Minister Samuel B. Arrington.
    Goin, Elzavan (26yo) d/o Allen & Martha, to John Williams (21yo) s/o Jonathon & Hattie, 18 Dec 1873, by Minister Walter L. Creasy.
    Goin, Mary L. (22yo) d/o Asa & Polly, to Charles Ellis (22yo) of Wythe Co VA, 21 Nov 1863, by Minister Samuel Arrington.
    Goin, Milly (45yo) d/o Stephen, to Olive Branch (72y8m29d) s/o Fleming & Sally of Chesterfield Co VA, 14 Nov 1867, by Minister S.D. Williams.
    Goin, Nancy M. (23yo, white) d/o William Goin & Lucy Lawson, to Lorenzo B. Williams (22yo) s/o John B. & Easter, 30 Nov 1869, by Minister Samuel Arrington.
    Going, Rebecca J. (18yo) d/o William Going & Susan Lawson, to Daniel A. Hooker (20yo) s/o Jesse & Betsy L., 28 Aug 1873, by Minister S.B. Arrington.

    Samuel Arrington of the Primitive Baptist Church.
    http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vafloyd/eldersamuelarrington.htm

    John Going s/o Harden & Mary Going was also married by Walter L. Creasy.

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  20. Patrick County VA Marriage Bonds, 1791-1854 (typescript at Fairfax Co VA public library). Genealogical Society of Utah, 1937.
    Brides.
    Goen, Elizabeth to Anthony Ridley, 09 Apr 1810
    Going, Margaret to Gearlington Ennis, 20 Dec 1806
    Going, Mary to Peter Burress, 02 Jun 1797
    Going, Nancy to Steven Going, 24 Feb 1807
    Going, Peggy to Bartholomew Adams, 12 Feb 1800
    Going, Rebecca to Peter Findley, 28 Sep 1797
    Grooms.
    Going, Benjamin to Elizabeth Stevens, 13 Apr 1792
    Going, Beverage to Agnes Harris, 26 Jul 1810
    Going, Caleb to Polly Duncan, 09 Jan 1802
    Going, Ewell to Rosannah Mahone, 11 Mar 1852
    Going, Isaac to Nancy Lizby, 12 Apr 1796
    Going, Jacob to Nancy Smith, 18 Jan 1792
    Going, John to argaret Gregory, 05 Mar 1812
    Going, Norman to Polly Jones, 18 Dec 1835
    Going, Rachel (?) to Polly Barnett, 30 Jun 1796
    Going, Steven to Nancy Going, 24 Feb 1807
    Going, William to Polly Overman, 17 Feb 1802
    Going, William to Elizabeth Pack, 26 Jul 1802

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  21. Virginia compiled service records at https://www.fold3.com/browse/20/hAoZO-WDb.

    Alx. Goen mustered with the 50th Virginia at Camp Narrows of the New River (Narrows, VA) 17 Jul 1862. As Alex'r Gowan of Company K, 50th Virginia, he was admitted 11 May 1863 at Camp Winder hospital for "vul. sclo." ("vulnus sclopetarium," a gunshot wound). On 06 Jun 1863 he was granted a 30 day furlough. From 10 Aug to 15 Sep 1863, A. Goin of the 50th was treated at Chimborazo Hospital for scorbitis (aka scurvy). Fold3 also has a card indicating that Private Alexander Gowan of Company H, 50th Virginia died of gangrene at the Elmira NY POW camp, but other records indicate that man was really in the 5th, not the 50th.

    Perrin Goen mustered with the 50th Virginia at Camp Narrows of the New River (Narrows, VA) 17 Jul 1862. Born in Patrick County, recruited by Capt. J.T. Lawson, enlisted 01 Apr 1862 for 3 years, killed 02 Jul 1863 at Gettysburg PA. Owes the CSA for one pair of shoes. Commanding officer Jeff. T. Lawson. Widow Nancy Going, who signs by mark, filed a deposition that Perrin left herself and one child; she was paid $121.89 to settle his accounts.

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  22. Jimmie Martin Steele, Patrick County, Virginia marriages 1854-1874. Grooms.
    Going, Ambrose (23yo W) s/o Enoch & Sally, to Nancy Morris (18yo) d/o Samuel & Jane, 10 Jul 1871, by Minister Samuel B. Arrington.
    Going, Ambrose (24yo) s/o Enich & Sallie, to Nancy Jane Hazelwood (26yo) d/o Joshua & Lucy, 04 Dec 1872, by Minister Walter L. Creasy.
    Goin, Harrison (23yo) s/o Allen & Polly, to Mary Jane Bowman (18yo) d/o Lews & Martha, 05 May 1873, by Minister Walter L. Creasy.
    Goin, Henry (20yo) s/o Allen, to Elizabeth Willard (18yo) d/o Luke, 27 Feb 1856, by Minister Julius Terrill.
    Going, John H (21yo) s/o Harden & Mary, to Mary Jane Love (18yo) d/o Elijah & Eliza, 15 Nov 1874, by Minister Walter L. Creasy.
    Going, Lee (22yo) of Stokes Co NC s/o Isham & Margaret, to Prescilla Beasley (20yo) d/o Mary Beasley, 27 Jul 1858, by Minister Samuel B. Arrington.

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  23. Patrick Co VA Deed Index Abstracts, 1791-1850, Barbara C. Baughan (Westminster, MD: Willow Bend Books, 1997).

    11 Jun 1792. Gowin, Shadrack, deed, from John Marr, ref. 1/75.
    26 Jan 1794. Going, John, deed, from Charles Hibert, ref. 1/183.
    03 Nov 1794. Going, Joseph, deed, from Shadrick Barrott, ref. 1/235.
    19 May 1794. Going, David, deed, to William Nowlin, ref. 1/171.
    28 Jan 1796. Goyne, Joseph, 2 deeds, from Jacob Adams Jr, refs. 1/357-358.
    29 Mar 1798. Goine, William, deed, from Thomas Hudson, ref. 1/508.
    29 Aug 1800. Going, James & Nancy, deed, to Samuel Hooker, ref. 2/13.
    29 Aug 1800. Going, Joseph, 2 deeds, to James Murphey, refs. 1/649-650.
    24 Nov 1803. Going, Shadrack Sr, deed, to Shadrack Beazley, ref. 2/268.
    24 Jul 1806. Gowing, Claiborne, Caleb, John, Jemiah et al. (heirs of Shadrack Gowing), power of attorney, to Henry Howell, ref 3/87.
    25 Sep 1806. Goins, James S, deed, to Thomas Beazley, ref. 2/579.
    06 Aug 1807. Going, Obediah, deed, to Gabriel Hanby, ref. 3/112.
    30 Oct 1807. Goins, James, John et al. (by atty), deed, to Gabriel Hanby, ref. 3.83.
    30 Oct 1807. Gowing, Jerusha & Kizziah (heirs of Shadrack Gowing), deed, to Gabriel Hanby Sr., ref. 3/116.
    11 Jan 1810. Goins, Nancy, power of attorney, to Benjamin Goings, ref.3/351
    23 Oct 1811. Gaines, James S, deed, to John Cardwell, ref. 3/500.
    20 Feb 1812. Gaines, James S, deed, to Obediah Goin, ref. 3/530.
    02 Nov 1812. Gaines James S (or L), power of attorney, to William D Gaines.
    15 Dec 1812. Gaines, Henry P (administrator for Thomas Gaines), deed, to Munford Smith, ref. 3/580.
    05 Jun 1815. Gaines, William D, affidavit regarding importation of slaves, ref. 4/164.
    16 Nov 1815. Goins, Henry P, deed, from Thomas Cardwell, ref. 4/236.
    12 Mar 1816. Gaines, William D, deed, to Henry P Gaines, ref. 4/433.
    Abt. 1816. Gaines, Francis T, affidavit regarding importation of slaves, ref. 4/311.
    11 Jan 1817. Goins, William, deed, to Henry P. Gaines, ref. 5/7.
    12 Mar 1817. Gaines, William D, deed, to Henry P Gaines, ref. 4/432 (cf. transaction from 1 year earlier).
    28 Jul 1817. Gaines, Francis T, deed of trust, to trustee William Booker, ref. 5/3.
    20 Sep 1817. Gaines, Henry P, deed, to Thomas Beasly, ref/ 5/5.
    12 Dec 1817. Haines, Nancy, acknowledgment, to Thomas Beazley, ref. 5/30.
    24 Jan 1818. Gaines, Henry P, deed, to George W Gaines, ref. 5/53.
    15 Nov 1821. Going, Zedekiah, deed, to Jacob Koger, ref. 6/102.
    30 Jan 1822. Gaines, Henry P, 2 deeds, to William Burge, ref. 6/127-128.
    30 Jan 1822. Gaines, Henry P (as attorney), deed, to William Burge, ref. 6/136.
    02 Oct 1831. Goin, Stephen, deed, from Henry O Middleton (as attorney for John M Russell), ref. 8/1.
    17 May 1833. Goins, George W, deed, from Eady & Jefferson & Agness Brown or Pennington, ref. 8/335.
    27 Oct 1835. Gaines, George W, deed, to George L New, ref. 9/206.
    24 May 1844. Gaines, George W, deed, to William Boyles, ref. 12/68.
    20 Sep 1849. Going, Polly, deed, to Thomas M Clark, ref. 13/408.

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  24. John D. Chapla, 50th Virginia Infantry. Howard, 1997. Detailed history of the unit's movements, with notes on identified members.


    Going, Ewell. Pvt, Co K. B. Patrick Co. 1860: farmer, age 38, Patrick Co. Enl. Patrick Co 1862. Discharged disability 1863. Living, age 84, Patrick Co, 6/17/1902. Died there, heart trouble, 4/8/1909.
    Going, Perrin. Pvt, Co K. B Patrick Co. Enl. Patrick C.H., Patrick Co, 4/1/62. En route to unit 4/28/62 to 5/2/62 when joined unit in field. Present in unit 7/17/62. KIA Gettysburg, PA 7/2/63. At time od death was indebted to CS for one pr. shoes.
    Goins, Constantine. Pvt, Co C. Unit member according to PWR. Served in 45Va Inf 4/62 through 12/64.
    Gowan, Alexander. Pvt, Co K. Enl. by 4/26/62 when en route to unit in field. Joined unit in field 5/2/62. Present in uniy 7/17/62. WIA Chancellorsville 5/2/63-5/3/63. Hosp. Richmond 5/11/63-6/6/63 when furloughed 30-day sick leave. Hosp., scorbutus, Richmoind 8/10/63 to 9/15/63 when released to unit. Captured Spotsylvania C.H. 5/12/64. POW Pt. Lookout 5/18/64 to 7/30/64. POW Elmira 8/2/64 to 9/21/64 when died, hospital gangrene. Bd. grave 408, Woodlawn Cemetery.

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  25. Enoch and Ambrose Goins served together as private soldiers in Company G of the 22nd Virginia Cavalry. Extracts at fold3.com show that they enlisted at Wytheville, VA on 31 Dec 1863 or 01 Jan 1864, and were paid on that day (but never again!). They were captured at Winchester 19 Sep 1864; Ambrose was wounded. They both appear on an undated prisoner of war roll taken at Harper's Ferry, which notes that they were sent to Point Lookout, MD 23 Sep 1864. They arrived 26 Sep 1864. Enoch Gowins or Goins died 24 Oct 1864 of acute diarrhea. Ambrose Goings or Goins was exchanged 30 Oct 1864. Enoch's name appears on the memorial erected at the Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery (see https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27562797/enoch-goins). These appear to be the father and son who appear in the south district of Patrick County in the 1850 and 1860 census (Ararat post office).

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  26. Ambrose Goins of Patrick County appears in the 1850 and 1860 census in the household of Enoch and Sally Goins, as posted above. Enoch is a mulatto born in VA, no race is indicated for the others. Sally was born in NC, Ambrose in VA (the information is consistent for both years; https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M8DV-3TB and https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M41T-3BX).

    After the war, Ambrose appears in a series of marriage records. As "Ambris Goyn," he marries "Molise" J. Dunkin 18 Jul 1866 in Surry Co, NC (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XF92-2X4).

    In the 1870 census, he appears in Dan River, Patrick, VA as a 24yo farmer, with wife Elizabeth (20yo) and children Caroline (6yo) and William (3yo).

    On 10 Jul 1871, Ambrose Going of Patrick Co, VA, 23yo, widowed, s/o Enoch and Sally Going, married Nancy J. Morris, 18yo single d/o Sabul and Jane Morris, in Patrick Co, VA; race is not reported (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR95-SXH and https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR4C-4WQ).

    On 04 Dec 1872, Ambrose Going of Patrick Co, VA, 24yo, single, s/o E. and S. Going, married N. J. Hazlewood, 26yo d/o J. and S. Hazlewood, in Patrick Co, VA; both spouses are single and white (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR95-SH4).

    In the 1880 census, a 31yo mulatto miner named Ambrose Goin (single, born Virginia) was boarding in the Lead Mines district of Wythe Co, VA, rooming with the family of Lettie Surrett (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MCRD-J7B). In this same census, the widowed Sally Goin (50yo widowed housekeeper) was living in Dan River, Patrick, VA with her brother Ruel Bowman (62yo) and his niece Caroline Goin (14yo) and nephew William Goin (12yo), who worked on his farm (all born VA) (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MC5T-NCJ).

    In the 1900 census, the widower Ambrose Goin, born Aug 1847, is residing with his mother Sally Goin. He and both his parents are reportedly born NC. The widowed Sally Goin reports that she was born Oct 1829 in Virginia (strangely), and that both her parents were also born there.

    In 1901, 18yo Lettie Surratt, born 1883 in Wythe Co, VA, married Charles Jones in Wytheville; her parents are identified as Ambrose Goins and Nannie Surratt (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XRSC-NVQ). In the 1900 census, Lettie (20yo) and Jennie (16yo) Surratt reside with their stepfather James Darby and their 34yo mother Nannie Darby (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MMJF-93V).

    On 29 Mar 1903, Ambrose Going of Patrick Co, VA, 55yo, widowed, s/o E. and Sallie Going, married Mattie Going, widowed d/o Tim Going, in Patrick Co, VA (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR44-LQC).

    In the 1910 census, "Ambers" Goins (63yo) and his wife Mattie Goins (36yo) are living in Adkin, McDowell Co, WV, with his son William Goins (39yo) and William's wife Laura (44yo) and son Clay (18yo) (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MPNB-HQR). In 1900, Clay Goins appears as William's adopted son Cleveland Caves (9yo), with a sister Mary Caves (6yo); William's birthdate is given as Mar 1869, and he has been married 7 years (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MMND-S7P).

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  27. Sallie Goins, residing at Wytheville, Wythe Co, VA, widow of Enoch Goins, Co. G, 22nd Regiment of Cavalry, applied for a pension 16 May 1888. Enoch was captured in the fall of 1864 and died at Point Lookout "being in prison at the time." Sallie and Enoch were married in Mt. Airy, Surry Co, NC, about 1847, and she never remarried. A pension in the amount of $30/yr was approved.

    Library of Virginia; Richmond, Virginia; Confederate Pension Rolls, Veterans and Widows; Collection #: CP-1_016; Roll #: 16; Roll Description: Wythe County to Richmond City (surnames A - K). At ancestry.com.

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  28. Point Lookout POW records for Ambrose Goins can be found without a paywall at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9533-S4N (vol 359), https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-95Q5-9GQ (vol 367), and https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-G5QP-3Z5G (vol 368). As Ambrose clearly survived the war, he does not seem to be the "A. Goins" of the same unit said to have died in custody (http://va22cav.tripod.com/id6.html). For Enoch Goins' death at Point Lookout, see https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9533-S4N (v359).

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  29. My grandparents were Haywood and Emma Goins. They lived in Gary, McDowell County, West Virginia.
    Does anyone have any information on them and ties back to this family I've just read about here?

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