Note - she was 18 yrs old in the 1870 census, so the 1872 dob is way off. Although
she didn't get married to Newton Griffin officially until 1881, they started having
kids in 1873.
Parents Albert Goodman and Mary Jane Goodman, born in Hampton Cty,
Virginia.
Note - although Julia's records don't state specifically that she was born in
Ft Monroe, her parents were born in Hampton County (when it was a county)
and her brother Jasper was born in Fort Monroe. There was a time when
the commanding officer of Fort Monroe allowed slaves to come into the fort for protection and became free men... worth looking up...
She had two other children that I can't find after the 1880/1900 census:
Lonnie Griffin (b. 1878, Norfolk, VA) and Solomon Willie Griffin
(B. 1883, Norfolk ,Virginia).
Siblings Ida, Jasper and Willis are also buried in Calvary Cemetery.
she didn't get married to Newton Griffin officially until 1881, they started having
kids in 1873.
Parents Albert Goodman and Mary Jane Goodman, born in Hampton Cty,
Virginia.
Note - although Julia's records don't state specifically that she was born in
Ft Monroe, her parents were born in Hampton County (when it was a county)
and her brother Jasper was born in Fort Monroe. There was a time when
the commanding officer of Fort Monroe allowed slaves to come into the fort for protection and became free men... worth looking up...
She had two other children that I can't find after the 1880/1900 census:
Lonnie Griffin (b. 1878, Norfolk, VA) and Solomon Willie Griffin
(B. 1883, Norfolk ,Virginia).
Siblings Ida, Jasper and Willis are also buried in Calvary Cemetery.
Note - she was 18 yrs old in the 1870 census, so the 1872 dob is way off. Although
she didn't get married to Newton Griffin officially until 1881, they started having
kids in 1873.
Parents Albert Goodman and Mary Jane Goodman, born in Hampton Cty,
Virginia.
Note - although Julia's records don't state specifically that she was born in
Ft Monroe, her parents were born in Hampton County (when it was a county)
and her brother Jasper was born in Fort Monroe. There was a time when
the commanding officer of Fort Monroe allowed slaves to come into the fort for protection and became free men... worth looking up...
She had two other children that I can't find after the 1880/1900 census:
Lonnie Griffin (b. 1878, Norfolk, VA) and Solomon Willie Griffin
(B. 1883, Norfolk ,Virginia).
Siblings Ida, Jasper and Willis are also buried in Calvary Cemetery.
she didn't get married to Newton Griffin officially until 1881, they started having
kids in 1873.
Parents Albert Goodman and Mary Jane Goodman, born in Hampton Cty,
Virginia.
Note - although Julia's records don't state specifically that she was born in
Ft Monroe, her parents were born in Hampton County (when it was a county)
and her brother Jasper was born in Fort Monroe. There was a time when
the commanding officer of Fort Monroe allowed slaves to come into the fort for protection and became free men... worth looking up...
She had two other children that I can't find after the 1880/1900 census:
Lonnie Griffin (b. 1878, Norfolk, VA) and Solomon Willie Griffin
(B. 1883, Norfolk ,Virginia).
Siblings Ida, Jasper and Willis are also buried in Calvary Cemetery.
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