The following information is from the: Marriages of Virginia Residents Vol I, Part III, Surnames F-G, Page 121 and is contradictory to the information in the excerpt from "A Family History" further down the page.
"GOODLOE
____________ m. Daniel Lindsay
____________ m. Dorothy Waller, dau. Of Col. John and Agnes (Carr). Boddie-
Hist. V:133
Ann m. Nehemiah Rozel.
Catherine m. Alexander Wood.
Elizabeth m. Robert Durret(-t).
Garrett m. Ann Strother, dau. of Christopher and Anne (Kemp). 11T257
George, b. 23 Jan., 1701/2, son of Henry and Elizabeth (______); m. 13 Jan.,
1728/9, Diana Minor, b. 22 June, 1710, dau. of Garrett. Christ Church Parish Register. Middlesex Co. 9W(1)52.
George m. 8 Jan., 1788, Judith Holland. Mar. 10 Jan. by Rev. Thomas Goodloe. Louisa, pp. 258, 275.
Jane m. John Maulden.
Katherine m. John Durrett."
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Tennessee The Volunteer State Vol 2:
"George Goodloe was born at Aspal, Lancashire, England, in 1639, and coming to America entered land in Middlesex county, Virginia, May 28, 1674. There he passed away about 1710."
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A Family History
Author: Martha J.H. Kinsey
Call Number: R929.2 qM788k
Ancestry and descendants of the Montgomery and Bowes genealogical lines.
Bibliographic Information: Kinsey, Martha Jane Humphreys. A Family History. N.p., n.d.
*Thomas Goodloe of Aspull, Lancaster County, England, was the son of Robert Goodloe and Ann Ghererd Goodloe, descended from an early line of royal Welsh ancestry. There is record of his having registered his family arms in 1581. His son was:
*I. Thomas Goodloe II, who registered his arms in 1613. There is also record that
Thomas Goodloe II made an oath of allegiance to Queen Elizabeth against the
machinations of Mary, Queen of Scots. His son was:
*1. George Goodloe, b. 1639, d. 1710. He came to America in 1674, and was
the founder of our branch of the family. His son was:
*a. George Godloe II, b. 1701, d. 1741, m. Diana Minor, b. July 13, 1724,
whose forebears came to England in the train of William the Conqueror.
Their sons were:
1. Robert Goodloe.
*2. Rev. Henry Goodloe, b. 1730, d. 1799, m. September 27, 1751,
Frances Diana Kemp. He was born in Carolina County, Va., and
was pastor of Pyney Branch Church in Spottysylvania County
and Scanots Church near the same place. During the Revolution,
he was sergeant of Virginia Cavalry under Capt. John Rogers
from January 1, 1782, to February 13, 1782. In January, 1787,
he patented a large tract of land in Bourbon County, Ky., aggregating
8,333 acres. Among his children wer
a. Ann Goodloe, b. July 13, 175
b. Thomas Goodloe, b. January 23, 1754, m. Dorothy Waller.
c. Garrett Goodloe, b. September 13, 1755, m. Ann Strother.
d. Kemp Goodloe, b. May 24, 175
e. Mary Goodloe, b. Aug. 11, 175
f. Vivian Goodloe, b. December 6, 1760, m. Dorothea Tompkins.
g. Phoebe Goodloe, b. April 10, 176
h. Frances Diana Goodloe, b. July 1, 1764, m. George Carter.
i. George Goodloe, b. June 4, 176
j. Jane Goodloe, b. May, 1767.
*k. Isabel Goodloe, b. October 12, 1769, m. Ralph Pender.
l. Robert Goodloe, b. October 12, 176
m. Henry Goodloe, b. January 26, 177
n. Elizabeth Goodloe, b. November 23, 177
o. Catherine Goodloe, b. November 6, 177
p. Sarah Goodloe, b. September 29, 1781.
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Virginia Wills and Administrations, 1632-1800, Surnames G-H, Page 174
GOODLOE
Middlesex
Geo. 1710 w.
Spotsylvania
Henry 1749 w.
Eliz. 1751 w.
Robert 1790 w.
Geo. 1787 w
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