William married twice; first to Elizabeth ROBINS on Jan. 23, 1734 and then to Henrietta Maria TILGHMAN Robbins on Sep. 2, 1747.
Elizabeth was the sister of George ROBINS and after their deaths, he married Henrietta Maria who was the widow of George.
His four children birthed by Elizabeth were Greenberry, Henrietta Maria, William, and Elizabeth who died as infants. They were all buried close to Elizabeth at the Robins family estate of Peach Blossom; later the headstones were removed to the Ashby-Goldsborough Family Cemetery, the original Goldsborough property in Talbot County. There is no evidence that the remains were moved to Ashby, however.
William had no offspring by his marriage to Henrietta Maria; she had six children by her previous marriage to George Robins.
William Goldsborough, at the time of his death, was a member of the Lord Proprietor's Council, judge of the Provincial Court, and judge of the Court of Admiralty.
The inscription on William Goldsborough's tomb is as follows:
Here is deposited
the Body of
the Hon. Wm. Goldsborough
who died the 21st of Sep 1760
Aged 51 Years
He was Sometime a Member
of the Lord Propretarys Council
and one of the Judges
of the Provincial Court
a faithful Councellor
an upright Judge
an Honest Man
and a Good Christian
To his Memory
This Stone is Inscribed
by HENRIETTA MARIA his widow
Bio information contributed by John Reeder
Elizabeth was the sister of George ROBINS and after their deaths, he married Henrietta Maria who was the widow of George.
His four children birthed by Elizabeth were Greenberry, Henrietta Maria, William, and Elizabeth who died as infants. They were all buried close to Elizabeth at the Robins family estate of Peach Blossom; later the headstones were removed to the Ashby-Goldsborough Family Cemetery, the original Goldsborough property in Talbot County. There is no evidence that the remains were moved to Ashby, however.
William had no offspring by his marriage to Henrietta Maria; she had six children by her previous marriage to George Robins.
William Goldsborough, at the time of his death, was a member of the Lord Proprietor's Council, judge of the Provincial Court, and judge of the Court of Admiralty.
The inscription on William Goldsborough's tomb is as follows:
Here is deposited
the Body of
the Hon. Wm. Goldsborough
who died the 21st of Sep 1760
Aged 51 Years
He was Sometime a Member
of the Lord Propretarys Council
and one of the Judges
of the Provincial Court
a faithful Councellor
an upright Judge
an Honest Man
and a Good Christian
To his Memory
This Stone is Inscribed
by HENRIETTA MARIA his widow
Bio information contributed by John Reeder
William married twice; first to Elizabeth ROBINS on Jan. 23, 1734 and then to Henrietta Maria TILGHMAN Robbins on Sep. 2, 1747.
Elizabeth was the sister of George ROBINS and after their deaths, he married Henrietta Maria who was the widow of George.
His four children birthed by Elizabeth were Greenberry, Henrietta Maria, William, and Elizabeth who died as infants. They were all buried close to Elizabeth at the Robins family estate of Peach Blossom; later the headstones were removed to the Ashby-Goldsborough Family Cemetery, the original Goldsborough property in Talbot County. There is no evidence that the remains were moved to Ashby, however.
William had no offspring by his marriage to Henrietta Maria; she had six children by her previous marriage to George Robins.
William Goldsborough, at the time of his death, was a member of the Lord Proprietor's Council, judge of the Provincial Court, and judge of the Court of Admiralty.
The inscription on William Goldsborough's tomb is as follows:
Here is deposited
the Body of
the Hon. Wm. Goldsborough
who died the 21st of Sep 1760
Aged 51 Years
He was Sometime a Member
of the Lord Propretarys Council
and one of the Judges
of the Provincial Court
a faithful Councellor
an upright Judge
an Honest Man
and a Good Christian
To his Memory
This Stone is Inscribed
by HENRIETTA MARIA his widow
Bio information contributed by John Reeder
Elizabeth was the sister of George ROBINS and after their deaths, he married Henrietta Maria who was the widow of George.
His four children birthed by Elizabeth were Greenberry, Henrietta Maria, William, and Elizabeth who died as infants. They were all buried close to Elizabeth at the Robins family estate of Peach Blossom; later the headstones were removed to the Ashby-Goldsborough Family Cemetery, the original Goldsborough property in Talbot County. There is no evidence that the remains were moved to Ashby, however.
William had no offspring by his marriage to Henrietta Maria; she had six children by her previous marriage to George Robins.
William Goldsborough, at the time of his death, was a member of the Lord Proprietor's Council, judge of the Provincial Court, and judge of the Court of Admiralty.
The inscription on William Goldsborough's tomb is as follows:
Here is deposited
the Body of
the Hon. Wm. Goldsborough
who died the 21st of Sep 1760
Aged 51 Years
He was Sometime a Member
of the Lord Propretarys Council
and one of the Judges
of the Provincial Court
a faithful Councellor
an upright Judge
an Honest Man
and a Good Christian
To his Memory
This Stone is Inscribed
by HENRIETTA MARIA his widow
Bio information contributed by John Reeder
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