Son of John Goodwin and Mercy Robie.
Husband of Lydia LeBaron.
A Record of Births in the City of Boston 1630 - 1799
14 May 1724
Nathaniel Goodwin
Male
Name of parents: John & Mercy
vol. 5 p. 254-255
GS film #592866 familysearch
Vital Records of Plymouth Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Book One [p. 253]
Marriage intentions
Oct. 25, 1746
Nathl. Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo.
[p. 231]
Marriages solemnized by the Rev. Mr. Elijah Packard
pastor of the 2nd Precinct in the town of Plymouth
Dec. 25, 1746
Nathaniel Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo., mar. at Plymo.
Book Two [p. 38]
The children of Mr. Nathll. Goodwin & Lydia Goodwin his wife
1) Nathll. Goodwin born May 21, 1748 O.S. 5 o'clock PM Saturday;
died March 8, 1819
2) Lydia Goodwin born May 10, 1750 O.S. 9 o'clock AM Thurs.
3) John Goodwin born Oct. 18, 1751 O.S. 10 o'clock PM Friday
4) Lazarus Goodwin born March 22, 1753 New Style 9 o'clock PM Thursday;
decd. June 27th 1795 10 o'clock PM
5) William Goodwin born Jan. 10, 1756 N.S. 8 o'clock PM Sat.
6) Thomas Goodwin born Aug. 31, 1757 N.S. 4 o'clock AM Wed.
7) Mercy Goodwin born March 22, 1759 4 o'clock AM Thursday
8) Roby Goodwin born July 21, 1761 10 o'clock AM Tuesday;
decd. Dec. 5th 1761 Saturday 1 o'clock PM
9) Francis Lebaron Goodwin born Sept. 29, 1762 N.S. Wednesday 3 o'clock PM
10) Anna Goodwin born Aug. 11th 1765 N.S. Sunday 9 o'clock PM: decd. July 14th 1766
11) George Goodwin born Jan. 13th 1767
Burial Hill Its Monuments and Gravestones
by Benjamin Drew
Published 1894 - Page 295
This monument is of a very different material from any previously mentioned.
In some respects it resembles sandstone; but some specimens afterward met
with, presented a laminated appearance. The color is, in my opinion, a mixture
of yellow and red. A few inches above the ground is a cleft extending nearly across
the stone. The surface is rough and moss-grown. At the top is a heraldic device, or
coat-of-arms, -three lozenges above a shield on which a lion apparently walking along
with an air of unconcern.
This memorial was last updated on
June 19, 2017 and on November 2, 2019.
Husband of Lydia LeBaron.
A Record of Births in the City of Boston 1630 - 1799
14 May 1724
Nathaniel Goodwin
Male
Name of parents: John & Mercy
vol. 5 p. 254-255
GS film #592866 familysearch
Vital Records of Plymouth Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Book One [p. 253]
Marriage intentions
Oct. 25, 1746
Nathl. Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo.
[p. 231]
Marriages solemnized by the Rev. Mr. Elijah Packard
pastor of the 2nd Precinct in the town of Plymouth
Dec. 25, 1746
Nathaniel Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo., mar. at Plymo.
Book Two [p. 38]
The children of Mr. Nathll. Goodwin & Lydia Goodwin his wife
1) Nathll. Goodwin born May 21, 1748 O.S. 5 o'clock PM Saturday;
died March 8, 1819
2) Lydia Goodwin born May 10, 1750 O.S. 9 o'clock AM Thurs.
3) John Goodwin born Oct. 18, 1751 O.S. 10 o'clock PM Friday
4) Lazarus Goodwin born March 22, 1753 New Style 9 o'clock PM Thursday;
decd. June 27th 1795 10 o'clock PM
5) William Goodwin born Jan. 10, 1756 N.S. 8 o'clock PM Sat.
6) Thomas Goodwin born Aug. 31, 1757 N.S. 4 o'clock AM Wed.
7) Mercy Goodwin born March 22, 1759 4 o'clock AM Thursday
8) Roby Goodwin born July 21, 1761 10 o'clock AM Tuesday;
decd. Dec. 5th 1761 Saturday 1 o'clock PM
9) Francis Lebaron Goodwin born Sept. 29, 1762 N.S. Wednesday 3 o'clock PM
10) Anna Goodwin born Aug. 11th 1765 N.S. Sunday 9 o'clock PM: decd. July 14th 1766
11) George Goodwin born Jan. 13th 1767
Burial Hill Its Monuments and Gravestones
by Benjamin Drew
Published 1894 - Page 295
This monument is of a very different material from any previously mentioned.
In some respects it resembles sandstone; but some specimens afterward met
with, presented a laminated appearance. The color is, in my opinion, a mixture
of yellow and red. A few inches above the ground is a cleft extending nearly across
the stone. The surface is rough and moss-grown. At the top is a heraldic device, or
coat-of-arms, -three lozenges above a shield on which a lion apparently walking along
with an air of unconcern.
This memorial was last updated on
June 19, 2017 and on November 2, 2019.
Son of John Goodwin and Mercy Robie.
Husband of Lydia LeBaron.
A Record of Births in the City of Boston 1630 - 1799
14 May 1724
Nathaniel Goodwin
Male
Name of parents: John & Mercy
vol. 5 p. 254-255
GS film #592866 familysearch
Vital Records of Plymouth Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Book One [p. 253]
Marriage intentions
Oct. 25, 1746
Nathl. Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo.
[p. 231]
Marriages solemnized by the Rev. Mr. Elijah Packard
pastor of the 2nd Precinct in the town of Plymouth
Dec. 25, 1746
Nathaniel Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo., mar. at Plymo.
Book Two [p. 38]
The children of Mr. Nathll. Goodwin & Lydia Goodwin his wife
1) Nathll. Goodwin born May 21, 1748 O.S. 5 o'clock PM Saturday;
died March 8, 1819
2) Lydia Goodwin born May 10, 1750 O.S. 9 o'clock AM Thurs.
3) John Goodwin born Oct. 18, 1751 O.S. 10 o'clock PM Friday
4) Lazarus Goodwin born March 22, 1753 New Style 9 o'clock PM Thursday;
decd. June 27th 1795 10 o'clock PM
5) William Goodwin born Jan. 10, 1756 N.S. 8 o'clock PM Sat.
6) Thomas Goodwin born Aug. 31, 1757 N.S. 4 o'clock AM Wed.
7) Mercy Goodwin born March 22, 1759 4 o'clock AM Thursday
8) Roby Goodwin born July 21, 1761 10 o'clock AM Tuesday;
decd. Dec. 5th 1761 Saturday 1 o'clock PM
9) Francis Lebaron Goodwin born Sept. 29, 1762 N.S. Wednesday 3 o'clock PM
10) Anna Goodwin born Aug. 11th 1765 N.S. Sunday 9 o'clock PM: decd. July 14th 1766
11) George Goodwin born Jan. 13th 1767
Burial Hill Its Monuments and Gravestones
by Benjamin Drew
Published 1894 - Page 295
This monument is of a very different material from any previously mentioned.
In some respects it resembles sandstone; but some specimens afterward met
with, presented a laminated appearance. The color is, in my opinion, a mixture
of yellow and red. A few inches above the ground is a cleft extending nearly across
the stone. The surface is rough and moss-grown. At the top is a heraldic device, or
coat-of-arms, -three lozenges above a shield on which a lion apparently walking along
with an air of unconcern.
This memorial was last updated on
June 19, 2017 and on November 2, 2019.
Husband of Lydia LeBaron.
A Record of Births in the City of Boston 1630 - 1799
14 May 1724
Nathaniel Goodwin
Male
Name of parents: John & Mercy
vol. 5 p. 254-255
GS film #592866 familysearch
Vital Records of Plymouth Massachusetts
to the Year 1850
Book One [p. 253]
Marriage intentions
Oct. 25, 1746
Nathl. Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo.
[p. 231]
Marriages solemnized by the Rev. Mr. Elijah Packard
pastor of the 2nd Precinct in the town of Plymouth
Dec. 25, 1746
Nathaniel Goodwin & Lydia LeBarron both of Plymo., mar. at Plymo.
Book Two [p. 38]
The children of Mr. Nathll. Goodwin & Lydia Goodwin his wife
1) Nathll. Goodwin born May 21, 1748 O.S. 5 o'clock PM Saturday;
died March 8, 1819
2) Lydia Goodwin born May 10, 1750 O.S. 9 o'clock AM Thurs.
3) John Goodwin born Oct. 18, 1751 O.S. 10 o'clock PM Friday
4) Lazarus Goodwin born March 22, 1753 New Style 9 o'clock PM Thursday;
decd. June 27th 1795 10 o'clock PM
5) William Goodwin born Jan. 10, 1756 N.S. 8 o'clock PM Sat.
6) Thomas Goodwin born Aug. 31, 1757 N.S. 4 o'clock AM Wed.
7) Mercy Goodwin born March 22, 1759 4 o'clock AM Thursday
8) Roby Goodwin born July 21, 1761 10 o'clock AM Tuesday;
decd. Dec. 5th 1761 Saturday 1 o'clock PM
9) Francis Lebaron Goodwin born Sept. 29, 1762 N.S. Wednesday 3 o'clock PM
10) Anna Goodwin born Aug. 11th 1765 N.S. Sunday 9 o'clock PM: decd. July 14th 1766
11) George Goodwin born Jan. 13th 1767
Burial Hill Its Monuments and Gravestones
by Benjamin Drew
Published 1894 - Page 295
This monument is of a very different material from any previously mentioned.
In some respects it resembles sandstone; but some specimens afterward met
with, presented a laminated appearance. The color is, in my opinion, a mixture
of yellow and red. A few inches above the ground is a cleft extending nearly across
the stone. The surface is rough and moss-grown. At the top is a heraldic device, or
coat-of-arms, -three lozenges above a shield on which a lion apparently walking along
with an air of unconcern.
This memorial was last updated on
June 19, 2017 and on November 2, 2019.
Inscription
Here lies Interrd
the Body of Mr
NATHANIEL GOODWIN
who departed this Life
ye Twenty third Day of
May one Thousand
seven hundred and
seventy one
in ye forty eight year
of his Age.
Epitaphs from Burial Hill
by Bradford Kingman
Published 1892
Epitaph #400
