Richard Goodale

1594 - 1666    Has ingen forfædre men mere end 100 efterkommere i dette stamtræ.

• Navn	Richard Goodale
  Fødsel	1594	Downham Market, Norfolk, England
  Dåb	29 jul. 1594	Downham Market, Norfolk, England
  Køn	Mand
  FSID	94D5-MG9
  Beskæftigelse	Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
  	Hunter
  Testamente	9 okt. 1666
  	will proved
  Død	ml. 8 sep. og 9 okt. 1666	Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
  Begravelse	Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
  Person-ID	I123876	AALT
  Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

  
  

  Familie	Dorothy Whiterent,   f. 29 jul. 1594, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England d. Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
  Børn	1. Ann Goodale,   f. ca. 1622, England d. 31 maj 1678, Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA (Alder 56 år)  [Far: natural]  [Mor: natural] g. William Allen (1638)
  Familie-ID	F26156	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

  
  

• Begivenhedskort

  Fødsel - 1594 - Downham Market, Norfolk, England Dåb - 29 jul. 1594 - Downham Market, Norfolk, England Beskæftigelse - Hunter - - Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA Død - ml. 8 sep. og 9 okt. 1666 - Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA Begravelse - - Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA  = Link til Google Earth

  
  

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  Richard Goodale settled in Newbury, Massachusetts in 1638 with his wife Dorothy, his two children, Ann and Richard and his mother, Elizabeth Goodale. The time of the migration and the vessel are not known. He was called a planter and a turner, soon after settling in Newbury, moved across the Merrimac river to the new town, first called Colchester, and later called Salisbury, where he was an original grantee and as such received a grant of land. He was a recipient of further grants of land in 1639, 1643 and 1654. Tradition states that Richard was an outstanding great hunter. He had an Irish servant by the name of Cornelius Conner. Richard made his will on June 7, 1666, which was proved on October 6, 1666. All of his goods, housings, lands, orchards, pastures, meadows, either marsh or upland, plow lands, and any other lands or cattle be left to be equally divided between his son Richard, the younger and his daughter Ann, wife of William Allen. Two exceptions were "to his granddaughter Hubbard, a cow named Primrose" and "to Cornelius Conner, formerly his servant, all of his wearing apparel, both woolens and linens". From the inventory, it appears if Richard had let his house to Joseph Lancaster and had gone to live with his daughter, Ann Goodale Allen in his last months before death. There was due to Ann's husband, William, payment for "diet and attendance" at ten shillings a week from May 3, 1666 to September 16, 1666. The property was divided between Richard Goodale, the younger, and William Allen, husband of Ann Goodale on December 4, 1666. Richard and Dorothy only had the two children. Richard Goodale, the Younger, was born about 1616 at Yarmouth, Norfolk, England and died in 1676 at Middleton, Connecticut. He married 1640 at Salisbury, Massachusetts, Mary who died May 31, 1683 at Salisbury.