I would like to find the parents or siblings of Forrester GOODWIN, but have been unable.
Here is what is known:
Born: 11 February 1863, in either North Carolina, Illinois, or Arkansas
Sources are his son's death cirtificate, family narratives, and census records
Married: 21 June 1884, Scott County, Arkansas
Source is their Marriage certificate
Died: 1899, Cameron, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (modern day Cameron, Le Flore County, Oklahoma)
Sources are family narratives, and the fact he is not with his family in 1900 census, and his wife is listed as a widow.
Supposedly, he died of Black Lung, and was a coal miner.
Supposedly, his body was taken back to Arkansas for burial, likely at the Slate Family Cemetary on the Slate Farm in Fuller, Scott County, as this is where his family was after his death.
Other Notes
Said to have been part indian, either Osage or Choctaw.
I am seeking the information of my great great great grandmother and grandfathers (Patrick Goodwin and Susan McDonald) children whom I know little about, besides where they were born, who there children are, who there brother and sister-in-laws are, and where they died. I do not know the exact where about's of their burial, or how they lived. Also, I am unaware of the day when Owen Goodwin and Mary Goodwin (month and day) died.
Patrick Goodwin- B. in Ireland (unknown where about's). D. 10/8/1883 Hinsdale, MA.
Susan McDonald-B. in Ireland (unknown where about's) D. Hinsdale, MA (unknown date).
Anna Mildred Goodwin Reardon
11-19-1898Goodrich St. Hinsdale, MA.5-26-197524 Sharp Hill Rd. Wilton, CT.
Looking for the parents of Marbrey C. Goodwin born 1811 in Va.
Benjamin Foster married Marbrey C. Goodwin on 23 Feb 1826 in Licking, Ohio. Benjamin Foster was born in Oh in 1805.
The children of Benjamin Foster & Marbrey C. Goodwin are:
Margaret born in 1832~in Oh
David born in 1834~in Oh
Noah born in 1837~in Oh
Marbary born in1838~in Oh
Mary J. born in 1843~in Oh
Sarah born 1845~in Oh
Martha R. born in 1850~in Oh
This family moved from Oh to Hancock County Illinois sometime after the 1850 census & before the 1860 census. Do not know if they moved before or after the husband/father died on not.
In the 1850 census, Benjamin & the oldest son is listed as a Blacksmith
In the 1860 census, Marbrey, is listed as a farmer & widow.
