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Thomas Goodwin

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Thomas Goodwin

Birth
Llanddewi-Brefi, Ceredigion, Wales
Death
10 Aug 1739 (aged 88–89)
Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
East Goshen Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
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Thomas Goodwin came to this country about 1708 to avoid persecution in North Wales, his home having been at Llandewi Brefi, in Cardiganshire. He presented his certificate of membership to Chester Monthly Meeting, February 28, 1709. John, the oldest of his children, remained in North Wales. Elizabeth, the wife of Thomas, to whom he was married in Wales, born in 1652, died 9 Nov 1739, in her 87th year. He settled, after arriving in Pennsylvania, first in Edgmont township, Delaware county, on land lately owned by Everett Passmore. The Chester Meeting records call him "Thomas of Concord," and also "Thomas of Edgmont." He was taxed in Middletown in 1715 and 1725.

The children of Thomas and Elizabeth:
- John Goodwin
- Mary Goodwin m. Thomas James
- Elizabeth Goodwin m. Peter Thomas
- Thomas Goodwin m. Ann Jones
- Sarah Goodwin m. John Worrall

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Source(s):
- Swarthmore, Quaker Meeting Records. Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.
- Harris, Joseph S. The Collateral Ancestry of Stephen Harris. Philadelphia: G.F. Lasher, printer, 1908.
- Myers, Albert Cook. Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia, 1682-1750. Baltimore, MD, USA: Southern Book Co., 1957.
- John Woolf Jordan. Colonial Familes of Philadelphia, Vol. 2. New York: Lewis Publishing Co., 1911.
- Dixon, Willis Milnor,. Kith and kin : containing genealogical data of the following families : Dixon, Andrus, Battin, Beal, Bosworth, Chapin, Converse, Copeland, Cummins, Esterly, Hanna, Hardenberg, Holloway, James, Kendall, Mast, Nichols, Shed, Stewart, Walker, Wallbridge, and other collateral lines. Los Angeles, Calif.: Press of White and Tyler, 1989.
Thomas Goodwin came to this country about 1708 to avoid persecution in North Wales, his home having been at Llandewi Brefi, in Cardiganshire. He presented his certificate of membership to Chester Monthly Meeting, February 28, 1709. John, the oldest of his children, remained in North Wales. Elizabeth, the wife of Thomas, to whom he was married in Wales, born in 1652, died 9 Nov 1739, in her 87th year. He settled, after arriving in Pennsylvania, first in Edgmont township, Delaware county, on land lately owned by Everett Passmore. The Chester Meeting records call him "Thomas of Concord," and also "Thomas of Edgmont." He was taxed in Middletown in 1715 and 1725.

The children of Thomas and Elizabeth:
- John Goodwin
- Mary Goodwin m. Thomas James
- Elizabeth Goodwin m. Peter Thomas
- Thomas Goodwin m. Ann Jones
- Sarah Goodwin m. John Worrall

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Source(s):
- Swarthmore, Quaker Meeting Records. Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.
- Harris, Joseph S. The Collateral Ancestry of Stephen Harris. Philadelphia: G.F. Lasher, printer, 1908.
- Myers, Albert Cook. Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia, 1682-1750. Baltimore, MD, USA: Southern Book Co., 1957.
- John Woolf Jordan. Colonial Familes of Philadelphia, Vol. 2. New York: Lewis Publishing Co., 1911.
- Dixon, Willis Milnor,. Kith and kin : containing genealogical data of the following families : Dixon, Andrus, Battin, Beal, Bosworth, Chapin, Converse, Copeland, Cummins, Esterly, Hanna, Hardenberg, Holloway, James, Kendall, Mast, Nichols, Shed, Stewart, Walker, Wallbridge, and other collateral lines. Los Angeles, Calif.: Press of White and Tyler, 1989.


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