She married (Johan) John Charles Goldberg on 13 December 1802 in Hanover, NJ. Her father was Benjamin Burroughs, one of the sixty Quakers asked to leave the church for fighting in the Revolutionary War.
Her sister Nancy (Burroughs) Griswold, wife of Chauncey Griswold, is buried in the John Hancock Cemetery in Madison, Morris Co., NJ. (15721755)
According to the late Cleave Eimers, her family records indicated that both John and Polly were buried in this cemetery. Rootsweb has an online posting of the Account Ledgers of Caleb C. & Edwin P. Burroughs, undertakers for Madison, NJ and vicinity 1823-1876. There's a "for self" listing for 15 Sept. 1860 for Mrs. Goldberg. I assume that would be from her estate.
Her sister Nancy (Burroughs) Griswold, wife of Chauncey Griswold, is buried in the John Hancock Cemetery in Madison, Morris Co., NJ. (15721755)
According to the late Cleave Eimers, her family records indicated that both John and Polly were buried in this cemetery. Rootsweb has an online posting of the Account Ledgers of Caleb C. & Edwin P. Burroughs, undertakers for Madison, NJ and vicinity 1823-1876. There's a "for self" listing for 15 Sept. 1860 for Mrs. Goldberg. I assume that would be from her estate.
She married (Johan) John Charles Goldberg on 13 December 1802 in Hanover, NJ. Her father was Benjamin Burroughs, one of the sixty Quakers asked to leave the church for fighting in the Revolutionary War.
Her sister Nancy (Burroughs) Griswold, wife of Chauncey Griswold, is buried in the John Hancock Cemetery in Madison, Morris Co., NJ. (15721755)
According to the late Cleave Eimers, her family records indicated that both John and Polly were buried in this cemetery. Rootsweb has an online posting of the Account Ledgers of Caleb C. & Edwin P. Burroughs, undertakers for Madison, NJ and vicinity 1823-1876. There's a "for self" listing for 15 Sept. 1860 for Mrs. Goldberg. I assume that would be from her estate.
Her sister Nancy (Burroughs) Griswold, wife of Chauncey Griswold, is buried in the John Hancock Cemetery in Madison, Morris Co., NJ. (15721755)
According to the late Cleave Eimers, her family records indicated that both John and Polly were buried in this cemetery. Rootsweb has an online posting of the Account Ledgers of Caleb C. & Edwin P. Burroughs, undertakers for Madison, NJ and vicinity 1823-1876. There's a "for self" listing for 15 Sept. 1860 for Mrs. Goldberg. I assume that would be from her estate.
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