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CPL Joseph Goddard

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CPL Joseph Goddard

Birth
Fauquier County, Virginia, USA
Death
28 Jun 1844 (aged 82)
Fleming County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Goddard, Fleming County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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Joseph was the son of John and Mary (McTier) Goddard. He married Frances Glasscock on 20 Sep 1780. They had thirteen children.
"Enlisted in Gen Washington's Continental Arm on 16Jan1777. Capt Blackwell's 6th CO, 10th Reg. ..One year in his 3yr service, Jos. was promoted to Corporal.....was in 1st CO, 2nd Batt, 1st Reg, Light Infantry Brigade. ...Jos. was separated from the corp after battle of Stont Point and from the army in Sep1779. Discharge from Col. John Green...He signed marriage bond with Frances Glasscock in Fauquier Co, VA, 19Oct1779......they had 13 children..moved to Harrison Co, OH with parents, farmed for 10yrs in OH and Brooke Co, now part of WV..moved to Fleming Co, KY in 1797, built house on Sand Lick Creek beside Flemingsburg Road...joined Methodism donated an acre of land beside their home for what is still the Goddard Methodist Church. He died in 1844 and is buried in cemetery behind the church. Frances joined some of her children in Vevay, Indiana and died the next year..... " (Joseph Goddard : a Virginian in the continental line by George J. and Mary L. Goddard; FHL 921.73 G541g)
Joseph was the son of John and Mary (McTier) Goddard. He married Frances Glasscock on 20 Sep 1780. They had thirteen children.
"Enlisted in Gen Washington's Continental Arm on 16Jan1777. Capt Blackwell's 6th CO, 10th Reg. ..One year in his 3yr service, Jos. was promoted to Corporal.....was in 1st CO, 2nd Batt, 1st Reg, Light Infantry Brigade. ...Jos. was separated from the corp after battle of Stont Point and from the army in Sep1779. Discharge from Col. John Green...He signed marriage bond with Frances Glasscock in Fauquier Co, VA, 19Oct1779......they had 13 children..moved to Harrison Co, OH with parents, farmed for 10yrs in OH and Brooke Co, now part of WV..moved to Fleming Co, KY in 1797, built house on Sand Lick Creek beside Flemingsburg Road...joined Methodism donated an acre of land beside their home for what is still the Goddard Methodist Church. He died in 1844 and is buried in cemetery behind the church. Frances joined some of her children in Vevay, Indiana and died the next year..... " (Joseph Goddard : a Virginian in the continental line by George J. and Mary L. Goddard; FHL 921.73 G541g)

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  • Maintained by: Alex McGraw
  • Originally Created by: Larry
  • Added: Feb 25, 2009
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34186492/joseph-goddard: accessed ), memorial page for CPL Joseph Goddard (27 Sep 1761–28 Jun 1844), Find a Grave Memorial ID 34186492, citing Goddard Cemetery, Goddard, Fleming County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Alex McGraw (contributor 49554454).