Hannah is my gggrand aunt and the daughter of Daniel Gooch and Nancy Sneed.
Hannah Gooch is the eighth child of Daniel and Nancey (née Sneed)
Gooch. She never married and lived with her spinster sister Nancy and
her bachelor brother Amos. Her father provided her with a farm and his
house, for her services to him in his old age. This farm is thought to
be what is now known as the Lena Gooch Place. In her will Hannah gives the middle initial A. and is listed as Annie on the 1880 Census. She raised several of her orphaned nieces and nephews. It is her will that leaves money for the headstones of Nancy, Amos and herself. She was a member of the Geneva Presbyterian Church.
Daughter of Daniel and Nancey (Sneed) Gooch. Hannah never married and cared for her father in his old age. Her house and home farm probably encompassed the area that the graveyard is situated. She kept house for her unmarried brother Amos and was active in the Geneva Presbyterian Church. Hannah Gooch's will leaves money for stones for her, Amos and their sister Nancy.
Hannah Gooch is the eighth child of Daniel and Nancey (née Sneed)
Gooch. She never married and lived with her spinster sister Nancy and
her bachelor brother Amos. Her father provided her with a farm and his
house, for her services to him in his old age. This farm is thought to
be what is now known as the Lena Gooch Place. In her will Hannah gives the middle initial A. and is listed as Annie on the 1880 Census. She raised several of her orphaned nieces and nephews. It is her will that leaves money for the headstones of Nancy, Amos and herself. She was a member of the Geneva Presbyterian Church.
Daughter of Daniel and Nancey (Sneed) Gooch. Hannah never married and cared for her father in his old age. Her house and home farm probably encompassed the area that the graveyard is situated. She kept house for her unmarried brother Amos and was active in the Geneva Presbyterian Church. Hannah Gooch's will leaves money for stones for her, Amos and their sister Nancy.
Hannah is my gggrand aunt and the daughter of Daniel Gooch and Nancy Sneed.
Hannah Gooch is the eighth child of Daniel and Nancey (née Sneed)
Gooch. She never married and lived with her spinster sister Nancy and
her bachelor brother Amos. Her father provided her with a farm and his
house, for her services to him in his old age. This farm is thought to
be what is now known as the Lena Gooch Place. In her will Hannah gives the middle initial A. and is listed as Annie on the 1880 Census. She raised several of her orphaned nieces and nephews. It is her will that leaves money for the headstones of Nancy, Amos and herself. She was a member of the Geneva Presbyterian Church.
Daughter of Daniel and Nancey (Sneed) Gooch. Hannah never married and cared for her father in his old age. Her house and home farm probably encompassed the area that the graveyard is situated. She kept house for her unmarried brother Amos and was active in the Geneva Presbyterian Church. Hannah Gooch's will leaves money for stones for her, Amos and their sister Nancy.
Hannah Gooch is the eighth child of Daniel and Nancey (née Sneed)
Gooch. She never married and lived with her spinster sister Nancy and
her bachelor brother Amos. Her father provided her with a farm and his
house, for her services to him in his old age. This farm is thought to
be what is now known as the Lena Gooch Place. In her will Hannah gives the middle initial A. and is listed as Annie on the 1880 Census. She raised several of her orphaned nieces and nephews. It is her will that leaves money for the headstones of Nancy, Amos and herself. She was a member of the Geneva Presbyterian Church.
Daughter of Daniel and Nancey (Sneed) Gooch. Hannah never married and cared for her father in his old age. Her house and home farm probably encompassed the area that the graveyard is situated. She kept house for her unmarried brother Amos and was active in the Geneva Presbyterian Church. Hannah Gooch's will leaves money for stones for her, Amos and their sister Nancy.
Gravesite Details
A rectangular marble stone with a curved top and inserted in a heavy base. Typical of this graveyard. There is a foot marker of marble,
engraved with H.G.
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