The Goodale-Goodell genealogy says both Molly/Mary and her husband Joel died 24 September 1823 in Watertown, Jefferson Co., New York. New York genealogy records indicate Molly died 29 March 1827 in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY, but do not indicate where she was buried.
It would be logical to theorize Molly (Swain) Goodall was buried with her husband in Huntingtonville Rural Cemetery, one of the earliest in the area, and today is in Watertown. HOWEVER, no proof of that exists as of 2/17/2014.
It would be logical to theorize Molly (Swain) Goodall was buried with her husband in Huntingtonville Rural Cemetery, one of the earliest in the area, and today is in Watertown. HOWEVER, no proof of that exists as of 2/17/2014.
The Goodale-Goodell genealogy says both Molly/Mary and her husband Joel died 24 September 1823 in Watertown, Jefferson Co., New York. New York genealogy records indicate Molly died 29 March 1827 in Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY, but do not indicate where she was buried.
It would be logical to theorize Molly (Swain) Goodall was buried with her husband in Huntingtonville Rural Cemetery, one of the earliest in the area, and today is in Watertown. HOWEVER, no proof of that exists as of 2/17/2014.
It would be logical to theorize Molly (Swain) Goodall was buried with her husband in Huntingtonville Rural Cemetery, one of the earliest in the area, and today is in Watertown. HOWEVER, no proof of that exists as of 2/17/2014.
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