Isaac Goff Sr. was born on the 25th of Jun 1812 in Long Whatton, Leicestershire, England to Abraham Goff and Alice Leaster. He married Mary Naylor on the 26th of August 1833.

Children of Isaac Goff Sr. and Mary Naylor included;

M William GOFF Born: 16 Oct 1833 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Christened: 4 Sep 1836 Place: Long Whatton, Leicestershire, England
Died: 1857 Place: At Sea, , Atlantic Ocean
Buried: Place: At Sea, , Atlantic Ocean

M Henry GOFF
Born: 26 Feb 1846 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Christened: 14 Nov 1847 Place: Long Whatton, Leicestershire, England
Died: 4 Apr 1846 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Buried: Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian

F Sarah GOFF
Born: 17 Apr 1842 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Christened: 15 May 1842 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Died: 31 Dec 1924 Place: Ventura, Ventura, Ca
Buried: 5 Jan 1925 Place: Ivy Lawn Cemetery, Ventura, Ventura, Ca

F Alice GOFF
Born: 1 May 1847 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Died: 1 May 1847 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Buried: 1847 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian

M Isaac GOFF
Born: 21 May 1844 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Christened: 16 Jun 1844 Place: Long Whatton, Leicestershire, England
Died: 24 Jul 1908 Place: Midvale, Salt Lake, Ut
Buried: Place: West Jordan, Salt Lake County, Utah

M Jedediah GOFF
Born: 5 Jul 1857 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Died: 30 Nov 1925 Place: East Midvale, S-Lk, Ut
Buried: 4 Dec 1925 Place: Midvale Cem., Midvale, Salt Lake, Utah

F Tamar GOFF
Born: 25 Jul 1838 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Christened: 19 Aug 1838 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Died: 29 Dec 1844 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Buried: Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian

M Hyrum GOFF
Born: 29 Jul 1849 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Died: 24 Nov 1914 Place: Midvale, S.l., Ut
Buried: 27 Nov 1914 Place: West Jordan, S.l., Ut

M Thomas GOFF
Born: 12 Aug 1836 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Christened: 4 Sep 1836 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Died: 12 Jul 1891 Place: Sandy, S-Lake Co., Ut
Buried: 16 Jul 1891 Place: Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah

F Emma O'Connor GOFF
Born: 6 Sep 1840 Place: Long Whatton, Leicester, England, Great Britian
Christened: 4 Oct 1840 Place: Long Whatton, Leicestershire, England
Died: 4 Nov 1914 Place: Murray, Salt Lake, Ut
Buried: 9 Nov 1914 Place: West Jordan, Salt Lake, Ut

Isaac Goff Sr., a Utah Pioneer, came to Utah in 1863 in the Rosel Hyde Company.Isaac Goff Sr. died on the 16th of February 1903 at Midvale, Salt Lake County, Utah. He was Buried on Feb. 19, 1903 next to his wife Mary Naylor in the West Jordan Cemetery, West Jordan City, Salt Lake County,Utah.


"ISAAC GOFF DEAD.
Pioneer of West Jordan Crosses the Great Divide.
[TRIBUNE- SPECIAL]
West Jordan, Feb. 16.— Isaac Goff, Sr.,
crossed the divide that separates this life and the great beyond Sunday at the ripe age of about 91 years. He was born on July 1, 1812, at Longwhatton, Leicestershire, England, moved to Nottingham in the year 1858, arrived in Utah in 1863, and settled at West Jordan, where he resided to the last. He was converted to Mormonism in England: .He survived his wife, Mary Naylor Goff, about three years. Mr. Goff leaves three sons and two daughters. The sons are Isaac, Hyrum and Jedediah; the daughters, Emma Naylor of West Jordan and Mrs. Sarah Bricker of Salt Lake City. His sons are all prominent men of West Jordan, where they all reside. His grandchildren and great-grandchildren are numerous, while he has several great-great-grandchildren. Isaac Goff .was very much respected by all who knew him, especially the poor. Funeral services will be held in the East Jordan assembly rooms Wednesdav, the
18th inst., at 1 o'clock p.m."
Coutesy of the Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday Feb 17, 1903 p. 3.