Goodlett - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Johnny Goodlett

shamonnations — 2014-07-17 13:26:08Z

Hi I'm. China nations Johnny is my uncles son my father and is are half brothers Johnny Jr had a little brother that passed and his mother's name is tish my uncle was killed in flipper temple apt in alt.ga I think Jr was 4 or 5 we don't have much family . I'd love to talk to him or some one about him thanks

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

glyndasattarphai — 2013-09-09 06:47:29Z

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1876&dat=19400804&...
First Goodlett to come to America

Timmons Field

pallyn51 — 2013-03-09 18:49:44Z

According to the records, my 6th great grandparents, are buried in the Timmons Old Field Cemetery in Spartanburg, SC. Does anyone know the exact location of the cemetery? Thank you.

GOODLETT Marylynn I 1922-

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-02-10 23:53:02Z

GOODLETT Marylynn I 1922-

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 229,522 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

GOODLETT Gary M 1953-

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-02-01 20:26:22Z

GOODLETT Gary M 1953-

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 229,522 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Robert Goodlett

KreagerB — 2013-01-14 21:46:56Z

Seeking history and lineage of Scottish immigrant Robert Goodlett, prior to his coming to America.
Maternal grandmothers family.

GOODLETT David D 1959-1982

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-01-10 12:19:28Z

GOODLETT David D 1959-1982

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 228,862 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

GOODLETT William D and Beth S

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-01-10 12:18:50Z

GOODLETT William D and Beth S

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 228,862 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Link in the Goodlett Chain

moechef1 — 2012-10-18 00:35:36Z

Ancestry did have the book in their digital library, that's the first place I read, since then I have seen the book at LDS like kgoodlet just told you and BYU library.

I am more interested in how people connect to the Goodlet/Goodlett family as that's my family also. I have been searching for any and all records on the Goodlet's, we have been unable to find out who the father of my great, great grandfather, John J. Goodlet. How do you connect?

Re: Link in the Goodlett Chain

glyndasattarphai — 2012-10-17 17:11:10Z

Thank you so much. This is my family and what a grand family it is.

Re: Link in the Goodlett Chain

kgoodlet — 2012-10-17 14:02:15Z

Hi “GC-Gateway” from a Kentucky Goodlet!

I saw in the GOODLETT message board that you were looking for the book “Links in the Goodlett Chain.”
While the book is out of print, I accidentally stumbled across a scanned copy that the LDS FamilySearch.Org has available in their free-access library.

You can get to it by copying the entire link below & pasting it into your brower (or if you're hesitant to use a "strange link" then see alternate method at bottom of message).

https://dcms.lds.org/view/action/ieViewer.do?dps_pid=IE95408...

You can go directly to the FamilySearch.Org website, click on the blue "Books" (about an inch or so from the top)- then click on the green "Family History Books" - enter the title of the book in the search box - click on the first result & it will take you to the PDF of the book, which you can then read on-line, print, or save to your computer.

Karen Goodlet

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

joemajor — 2012-10-16 14:29:41Z

I used to have an article but have not been able to locate. I will check again but reply may be a little late.

There is a book on the Goodletts called Links in the Goodlett chain. I have a copy and have jpegged some of the robert info. Send your email address and I will send what I have copied. Let me know your line and I can maybe send more. The article was in a Greenville News edition several years ago.
I descend through his son James whose son Robert Poole Goodlett married Lucretia Young.

I am at jem2737@gmail.com

Link in the Goodlett Chain

glyndasattarphai — 2012-10-15 20:50:38Z

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of this book or download?

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

glyndasattarphai — 2012-10-15 19:47:57Z

I would love this info. Do you have the newspaper article telling how Robert Goodlett came to America accidentally as a boy by getting trapped on a ship and not knowing until it had sailed?

Re: Mary Frances Farr and Theordore Goodlett

smithbrowngene — 2012-10-13 02:40:04Z

My bad, I missed on the son that died at age 7 his was named John Spartan, he was born after the infant that was born & died in 1853

Re: Mary Frances Farr and Theordore Goodlett

smithbrowngene — 2012-10-13 02:34:52Z

Lynn, thanks for the reply, sometimes these things are hard to keep up with. My email address is smithbrowngene@gmail.com. I would like very much to swap info with you. Maybe we both could get a few holes filled in. I will scan in my family sheets tonight so I can get the information to you. The other children I have found are:
Martha Hopson, son who died at 7 yrs, Mary Jerrelene, Ella Emeralda, Stella Ann, then Robert, Sarah Eliza & William Tandy. I have birth & death dates, burial info on 3 and some stories (family) that were recorded in the book I have.

Please feel free to email me. Thanks!!! Melissa

Re: records

beabarton — 2012-06-22 19:11:48Z

you've said it very well, moechef1.
Amen

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

CaTaylor201 — 2011-06-23 12:30:19Z

Hello friends and hopefully new found relatives!!!

I’m pretty certain this link in the Goodlett chain is mine.

Robert Goodlett is my 5th great grandfather through his son James Goodlett (1774 - 1843) who married Nancy Ann Middleton (1722 - 1818). Their son Wilson N Goodlett (1814 -) married Lenora Ann PRINCE (1818-). One of their daughters, ??? Emily O Goodlett (1836 in South Carolina – 1891 in Texas)is my KNOWN for sure 2nd great grandmother.

Needless to say, I'm very happy to share my information with anyone interested!

GOODLETT John F - Vietnam Wall section 18W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-13 17:53:19Z

GOODLETT John F - Vietnam Wall section 18W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,139 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: John Russell Goodlett Jr.

kellya3283 — 2010-09-20 03:14:27Z

John Russell Goodlett was my grandfather. He died before I was born. Sybil Goodlett worked for the Houston Chronicle. I have a little information.

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

joemajor — 2011-10-13 00:45:32Z

There is a book called Links in the Goodlett chain by Mildred Goodlett that has a great deal of information. It has photos of William and Nancy Goodlett, whose portraits are in the Museum in Greenville SC. William fought in several Rev battles as did his brothers. If you send your email I can share

I descend from James Goodlett, his brother. I have tried to find information on Mary Jones, his wife and would appreciate any information, but since it is a different line you probably can't help. You can get most of the Goodlett Pension applications on line

Re: Mary Frances Farr and Theordore Goodlett

lafarr22 — 2012-10-10 17:20:59Z

Thanks for your reply. It's been a long time since I posted the queary. Since then I've found a lot of information about Mary Frances Farr's parents etc. Her father was John Thompson Farr, born in 1803 in Mecklenburg Co, NC. He died in Ouachita Parish in 1876. Her mother was Mary Elizabeth Hyde, born in 1807 in South Carolina. She died in Ouachita Parish possibly around 1877 but I'm not sure about that date. This was my main interest. The only children I have for Mary Frances Farr & Theodore Goodlett were an infant that was born in 1854 and Robert Theodore Goodlett (1866-1930). Could you tell me the other children's names and where they lived in Texas? I have more informatiion about the Farr line if you would like it.

Re: Goodlett

shopendlesssummer — 2012-04-12 01:22:01Z

My ggrandmother was also the daughter of James Madison GOodlett. She was Sara Everline Goodlett and she married Romulus Cicero Golightly. Her daughter's name was Agnes Areania Golightly. Please contact me.

Hello

pvhunter1 — 2011-01-17 16:41:28Z

I am Perry Hunter, my Granmother was Cordia Parks, Clarissa Shuford is my 3rd great Grandmother. If you would like you can email me at perryvpmg@live.com, perhaps we can help each other. Sure would like to hear from anyone.

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

pallyn51 — 2011-06-23 13:10:12Z

We are related!!

There are several Goodletts buried in the Greenville, SC. area. My 5th great grandfather James Goodlett is buried in Springwood Cemetery, Greenville, SC. His wife, Nancy, is buried next to him. James was the first US Marshall for the Greenville District. Their daughter, Eveline, is my 4th great grandmother on my maternal side.

Through some very diligent looking a findagrave.com volunteer and a Sons of American Revolution member located the grave site of James's father, William Goodlett and his wife, Nancy Middleton. It was an exciting discovery!

I would really like to share more info with relatives. Please feel free to contact me at my home email: pallyn1@gmail.com

Hope to hear from you soon!

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

pallyn51 — 2011-06-07 20:11:08Z

Thank you for the link! Lots of info. Please stay in touch.

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

pallyn51 — 2011-05-28 14:20:12Z

Relatives!!!

Robert Goodlett(Nancy Ann Middleton) is also in my direct line as he is my 6th great grandfather through his son, William(8-20-1760 to 6-16-1836)married to Nancy Hooper,parents of James Goodlett (11-6-1786 to 1-15-1865). James was married to Catherine Powers. A daughter of theirs, Evaline Goodlett (1815 to 2-9-1848) married John Hawkins (2-19-1813 to 2-1-1897.) Evaline is my 3rd great grandmother on my maternal side.

I would love to share any information and gladly link on my ancestry.com tree page.

Thank you.
Pam

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

omg3rd — 2011-06-07 02:57:55Z

Pam,

The Goodlett boys must have had a *thing* for those Powers girls. You are the second in the past few months to post from the Powers line. Now, I'm wondering if brothers didn't marry sisters. I'd also like to expand my tree in any areas that are lacking.

My lineage also goes back to Robert Goodlett, but through William's brother, David. Although I have a personal copy of "Links in the Goodlett Chain" (a thorough and reputable reference on the Goodletts thru about the 1960's), I happened upon this on-line volume/version from the BYU Library with which you might enjoy spending a few hours (or days?).

Copy and Paste the link below.

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/FH2...

Good luck and Happy Hunting!

Please come back and post about your findings.

Re: Jamers McGran Goodlett

jadams1449 — 2011-05-04 01:28:26Z

Searching for information about James McGran Goodlett's mother, Elizabeth McGran Goodlett. I think she was born in Georgia? Don't know anything about her parents?

Re: Florence Goodlett information

moechef1 — 2012-02-07 03:38:49Z

I happened across your query on Alexander Goodlett, I have information on all his brothers and sisters as well as his children's names, dates, parents and grandparents. Since this is an old query, I won't type it all out but if you or anyone is interested in the information, let me know.
Alexander "Aleck" born 28 May 1891, d. 13 Nov 1971 married Florence Carlise b. 10 Sept 1896 and d. 28 Oct 1979, I have 11 children listed for them. He is the son of Leonard Brownloe Goodlett and Amanda Jane Cornish, Leonard is the son of John J Goodlet and Margaret Plough/Plew. If additional info is needed contact me at moechef1@aol.com

Re: records

moechef1 — 2012-06-19 11:10:41Z

Christopher Columbus Goodlett was not the son of John J Goodlett Jr, he is the son of John J Goodlett SR. John J JR b. 22 March 1858, was only 2 years old when Christopher Columbus was born on 25 Aug 1860. If you can't prove Adam Goodlett is the grandfather of all these Goodletts and there are thousands of us, it's more than anyone else has been able to do, as far as I know or have been able to find there is no proof of it unless some records is found in the future. Every strain I have followed says Adam is not the grandfather of John J. Goodlett. I wish he were, we might all be doctors and lawyers instead of farmers. I have beat my brains trying to verify a connection there. I have read thousands of pages, spent hundreds of hours researching that, but I think we all think that as there were only a few Goodletts in the state so it is an elimination theory. There are times I think, as my grandmother use to say, they found me under a rock, her answer for where babies came from, when you were too young to know. It seems that is what happened with our branch of the Goodlett Tree, we sprang out of nowhere to Kentucky, from under a rock or grew in with the tobacco plants. There were no Goodletts, except for Adam's family, then all of a sudden there were several and about 4 over the age of 45, where did they come from. Adam wasn't the first Goodlett here, Elizabeth, John's wife paid taxes in 1713 in North Carolina, they relocated a couple of years later to Orange County, VA. Their first child was born 1720 - 1722. Robert arrived in 1739 and brought a bible with him, check pg 54 in the Links Book, he married Nancy Ann Middleton around 1750 and their first child was born about a year later. Adam did not get here until about 1757. I think if anything we maybe descended from Robert or even John. I have left Adam as the link until I can prove one way or the other. The only connection I can find to Adam is if James, and Ebenezer and Nancy are siblings of John J, would be the names are the same as Adams children and the fact that Ebenezer married in Clay County, Indiana. Anyway I have nothing to back up that John or Robert might be the start of the Goodlett's from Kentucky. I will continue to dig and if anyone has anything to help prove who John J Goodlett SR's father is please send it to me and maybe I can get some rest. Thank you all

Re: goodlett surname

moechef1 — 2012-06-19 02:05:09Z

Sorry I need to make some corrections, John J was born 14 Nov 1814 and died in 1899, if he had been born in 1770 he would have been 119 about when he died. Margaret Plough/Plew 18 Dec 1826, was his first wife, they had 9 children together,and they spent most of their lives together in Mercer and Anderson County. she died and he married Alice Norton, and they had 3 boys together, who moved to Platte, Missouri area as fairly young men. John J and Margaret are buried in Bethel Baptist Cemetery in Mercer County. Adam Goodlet according to all records I have seen father never came to the USA, Robert is believed to be a brother possibly. Adam did have a school and he students were reviewed by a furture president James Madison, but none of his students became President. His son was Adam Gibb, he had 3 sons that were Doctors, Adam Gibb, John, and Ebenezer. There are pictures of Adam Gibbs son Michael Campbell Goodlet and his wife Caroline Meriwether who started daughters of the Confederacy, in the book Links in the Goodlett Chain, which can be read on line in the Family Search Library and can be saved as a PDF file.

I have information On Dicie, her parents and husband's parents if anyone needs it

Re: Goodlett family

moechef1 — 2012-07-06 10:01:48Z

Marlene,
I don't have pictures of them, just his grandson who's pictures are in the Goodlett Book. I did find a bunch of letters his son, Dr Adam Gibb Goodlet wrote while he was an Army surgeon, they are written over a 4 or 5 year period. The letter where he resigned is there. The letters are related to his Army career. I don't think there is anything personal except for his opinion. My 4th great grandfather is William Goodlett that married Catherine Clarke and John J b 1814 is my 2nd great gf twice.

Re: William S. Goodlett

moechef1 — 2012-07-06 08:48:11Z

Try going to this web site:

http://kdl.kyvl.org/cgi/t/text/text-idx?xg=0;page=simple;g=n...

It is for old newspapers in KY, your great grandfather, William S Y Goodlett led a very active social life. I typed in Goodlett and got several hits, but most of them were about him, his sisters and either who was visting them, or who they visiting. He must be in 30 newspapers, they give where they lived and also mentioned Ezra Goodlett several times. The papers are old late 1800's to about 1920, but as his social life wasn't what I was trying to find, and getting a bad headache trying to see the print. If he was my great grandfather, I would have read every word. They do mention his politics and running for office in a couple. Good hunting. If you have trouble let me know, but I tried the link abt a month ago

Re: Mary Frances Farr and Theordore Goodlett

smithbrowngene — 2012-10-09 00:23:52Z

From my research Theodore was born in Greenville, SC & Mary Frances Farr born in Ouachita, LA. They had (from what I could find) 9 children between 1851 to 1871. Mary's mothers name was Mary Hyde. I have descendant's of theirs from my research. Some of them moved to Texas.

Re: GOODLETTS OR GOODLETS IN CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA

smithbrowngene — 2012-10-08 23:55:01Z

Hey, Moses Benjamin Goodlett & Hattie Jane Fowler were my 2nd great g-parents, they were both born in Greenville SC. They had 4 girls, Sallie Jessie, Nannie Jane (my great g-ma) Carrah Annie & Mary Ellen. They are buried at Etha Baptist Church in Cullman. Moses parents were Moses C & Priscilla Southerlin, Hattie's parents were John Garner Fowler & Susan "Sallie" Gibson. Moses married after Priscilla died to Emily Elvira Benson, she is buried in Greenville SC (no children) Moses C is buried next to Ben at Etha. I have a photo of Moses Benjamin & Hattie Jane Fowler Goodlett as well as Nannie Jane Goodlett & James Johnson Martin (her husband). They had 7 children all born in Cullman or Morgan counties AL. I remember visiting with all of them when younger, except Samuel, he died before I was born. Feel free to email me and I will share all my research with you.

Re: Goodlett's

angela_hubert48 — 2011-10-28 09:40:00Z

I am looking for my friend Johnny Goodlett he is 26 years of age now if u have any information at all please contact me angela.hubert40@gmail.com

Re: Johnny Goodlett

angela_hubert48 — 2011-10-26 06:46:05Z

Hello How are you today?

This may seem very strange I have been looking for my friend Johnny goodlett for the longest time we were in a few foster homes together i have been trying to find people that i knew im my past please if u have any way of letting him knw how to reach me this is my email i promise if u just tell him my name is angie he will knw who u are talking about Thank you soo much i really hope its not to late to find him thank you again.

Please contact me thatats my email angela.hubert48@gmail.com

Re: My brother in law

angela_hubert48 — 2011-10-26 06:35:07Z

Re: Looking for Goodlett slave records in the O'Neal, SC area.

mggoodlett1 — 2012-04-20 00:04:47Z

My family comes from the Oneal Plantation area in Greenville
SC. I have a few names but very little information on past records. If you read this post, feel free to email me at mggoodlett@aol.com and I would be glad to share the info that I have.

Re: My brother in law

jreed1818 — 2012-09-07 23:11:41Z

Hello Angela,

I got your message. My email is jreed@gsgatl.org

GOODLETTS AND FOWLERS OF GREENVILLE, SC AREA

rjreid1964 — 2012-02-25 18:05:56Z

Trying to find ancestry info on Ben (Moses Benjamin OR Benjamin Moses) Goodlett [pos. Goodlet]and Hattie J. Fowler who livedin the Greenville area but moved to the Cullman County, Alabama area.

Any help you can give would be appreciated

GOODLETTS OR GOODLETS IN CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA

rjreid1964 — 2012-02-25 17:59:46Z

I am searching for information on Goodletts (or Goodlets) in Cullman County, Alabama from the Greenville, SC area.

In particular I am trying to find information on BEN GOODLETT and HATTIE J. (FOWLER) GOODLETT and their ancestors.

I have the following information from confusing records but these seem to be the same persons:

BEN aka: MOSES BENJAMIN or BENJAMIN MOSES GOODLETT [GOODLET] b: 1857 in Greenville SC area to MOSES C. {b.1820} AND PRISCILLA (or Possibly EMELY/EMILY) {No maiden name given in either case} GOODLETT/GOODLET and resided in the Cullman and/or Baileyton areas of Cullman County Alabama.

MARRIED TO HATTIE J. FOWLER whose parents may have been GARNER and SALLIE FOWLER.
Children include the following:
NANNIE [or NANIE] (GOODLETT) MARTIN {She is my Great Grandmother}[d.1936]married to JAMES JOHNSON MARTIN and resided in both Eva, Morgan County, AL and Baileyton, Cullman, Alabama.
CARRIE or CARIE or CARRAH / ANN [or ANNIE] GOODLETT who appears to have died in Texas in the 1950s.

NANNIE AND JAMES MARTIN had several children and included MY grandmother HATTIE AUDREY (MARTIN) PUTMAN/PARKER {1904-1987} as well as other daughters ANNIE and MALINDA OTHELLO, and sons BEN and SAM. (Obvious that some of these children are named after some of the Goodletts)

What I am trying to figure out is NANNIE'S FATHER NAMED BENJAMIN MOSES or MOSES BENJAMIN... and who his mother really is.
Hattie Fowler's parent's full names and in particular what is SALLIE FOWLER'S maiden name.

Any help in filling in these gaps would be appreciated.

Re: GOODLETTS OR GOODLETS IN CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA

rjreid1964 — 2012-10-10 19:54:12Z

oh one more question....

Your name SMITH in your identifier.... Are you a descendent of Annie and Verlon?

Re: GOODLETTS OR GOODLETS IN CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA

rjreid1964 — 2012-10-10 19:45:03Z

If I recall correctly Sam Martin died very young. There was another daughter of Jim and Nannie that died as a child. As I recall my grandmother Hattie told me that she was about 5 when the child died.... but thats a lot of memory to recall. Granny aka Hattie died about 25 years ago.

I dont think we have any pics of Jim and Nannie that are still extant.

I have personal remembrances of her other sisters, Annie and Othello [Malinda], and her brothers Wilbur and Ben Martin. Uncle Ben died when I was very young, but I remember seeing him in his home in Tarrant City, AL. - a very sweet and gentle man, much like my grandmother.
Uncle Ben was also a WWII vet and was at Pearl Harbor on the day of the attack.

Re: GOODLETTS OR GOODLETS IN CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA

rjreid1964 — 2012-10-10 19:32:01Z

That is wonderful to hear of a new connection.
Moses and Hattie Jane (Fowler) Goodlett are also my great great grandparents. Their daughter Nannie Goodlett Martin was my grandmother's mother. My Grandmother, Hattie Audrey (Martin) Putman is my mom's mother and is the namesake of Hattie Jane.

I would love to have copies of this information that you speak of and see any pics you may have. You did not post an email address. But here is mine:

rjreid1964@msn.com

Regards,
Richard Reid

Re: Looking for Goodlett slave records in the O'Neal, SC area.

giopled — 2012-01-02 07:58:33Z

I'm a born Goodett. The story that I know is that we came from Goodlettsville, Tn somehow. But my great grandfather was born in Alabama, I think, but later the family migrated to Omaha,Ne last I knew. I don't have the missing links, mainly because blacks didn't get the priviedge of being recordedd as people having a real birthdate, it has been a challenge to find a trail.

Looking for Goodlett Particpants in AncestryDNA

DanielGoodlett — 2012-09-25 00:55:39Z

Hello. This is my first post to a ancestry board. I am Daniel Goodlett, son of John, grandfather, Oda, great grandfather, John Henry and his father Jacob.

I have good reason to believe that Jacob was not a blood Goodlett and was maybe adopted by Nancy Goodlett of South Carolina. Another possible adoptee was John Jackson Russell Goodlett, the illegitmate son of Henry Brock of South Carolina.

I did the Ancestry DNA test a little over a month ago and have not found any Goodlett families, except for Elvira Goodlett come up after looking at over a thousand possible cousins. Elvira married Job Loftis, who had a son Soloman who had a daughter Susan that was also impregnated by Henry Brock (very business man by his own admission).

So my question is how many Goodletts have partcipated in the DNA test, or those who have known Goodlett relations that have taken the DNA test.

By the way, I have had several Russell and Brock surnames that have come up when looking at those potential cousins.

Would appreciate any help you can offer.

Re: Robert Goodlett(1720-1804)Scotland-NC-SC All Families

cms100v5 — 2010-08-31 17:25:45Z

I'm Candice Sutton and Robert Goodlet was my 5th great grandfather. I am decended on the Powers line; Rose L. Powers-Edgar & Dennie's daughter, my grandma. I would LOVVVVVVVVVVVVVE more info.

Re: Cora Belle Goodlet McAllister

tracyn314 — 2010-07-30 22:28:57Z

I figured that when you attached his pictures to your tree. If you havent got a chance take a look at my tree as I have been able to make some headway. Bessie McAllister-Zerbie was my grandmother