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REFERENCE: 116 Va Cous
Removed to Georgia about 1785-1790 and subsequently to Clarke Co.,
Alabama. Was one of a committee appointed by the Alabama legislature in
1818 to choose a site for the Court house of Clarke Co., AL (Brewer's
Alabama). Left his children a large property and many slaves upon his
death in 1837. p. 68, Va Cousins
William Goode was a soldier of the Revolution, and at the age of 17 took
part in the siege of Yorktown. p. 473 Addenda et Corrigenda, Va Cousins
(William Goode, No. 116 in Virginia Cousins is son of Bennet Goode, No.
59 of Virginia Cousins and is the 3rd great-grand-father of Paul Byrne
Haring, Esq. and John Goode Haring, Esq.)[Moore.FTW]
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 12, Ed. 1, Tree #1181, Date of Import: Aug 24, 1999]
Moved to Georgia about 1785 - 90, then to Clarke Co., AL. He was a
soldier in the Revolution, entered the army at an early age, and was with
Washington at Yorktown when Cornwallis surrendered. Buried 3 miles south
of Whatley, AL. When he died he left a large property and many slaves to
his children.
William Goode, Sr. was one of a committee appointed by the Alabama
Legislature in 1818, to choose a site for the Court house of Clarke
County.