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Connections between two very prominent Collier and Goode families were made when three Collier sisters married three Goode brothers in Prince Edward County, Virginia in the 1700's. The Collier sisters were Sarah Collier, Elizabeth lronmonger Collier, and Mary Collier, daughters of John Collier and his wife, Elizabeth (Meredith) Collier. The Goode brothers were Robert Goode, Philip Goode, and Samuel Goode, sons of Samuel Goode and his wife, Susannah Burwell Goode ("The Collier/Goode Connection," Leroy Collier, The Longhunter, Volume XV, Number 1, Spring 1992, p. 29 ).

https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1054&context=longhunter_sokygsn
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In 1770 Samuel Goode secured a patent to 1,630 acres on Cub Creek in Bedford (now Campbell) County. As Samuel Goode, Jr. of Prince Edward County he purchased 466 acres on Horsepen Fork of Cub Creek in Charlotte County from Robert Ritchey in 1774. He and his wife Mary, were still residents of Prince Edward when they sold 495 acres on Cub Creek to John Venable.
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4 Nov 1774 - Robert Richie of Charlotte County to Samuel Goode Jr. of Prince Edward County for 190 pounds and for divers other good causes, a certain tract of land of 466 acres on the Horsepen fork of Cub Creek in Charlotte County and bounded by
the lands of Sam'l Moore, Marshall Palmer & Thomas Alexander; the land being part of a tract that was patented to Thomas Williams on Jun 25, 1747 and by Williams deeded to Robt Ritchey on Jul 2, 1750. Robert Ritchey (signature); Witnesses: Douglass Watson, Charles Hudspeth, Joseph Jefferies David (X) Hutcherson, John Evins, Thomas (X) Marshall, Richard (X) Groce; Recorded 7 Nov 1774 (Charlotte County Will Book I, p. 34).

https://www.vagenweb.org/charlotte/deedmis2.htm
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Samuel was a Private in the Charlotte County Virginia Militia

http://wvancestry.com/ReferenceMaterial/Files/Lineage_Book_-_National_Society_of_Daughters_of_Founders_and_Patriots_-_Vol_14.pdf
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1782 Continental Census, Prince Edward, Virginia, p. 101 - Samuel Goode, 13 white souls, 19 blacks, 1 dwelling, 9 other bldgs.
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Heads of Families, Virginia - 1785 - Prince Edward County, 3 whites, 1 residence, 4 other buildings
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Samuel Goode, Jr. Land Sale

This Indenture made this 28th day of July One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Four between Samuel Goode of Prince Edward County of the one part and John Ellington of Amelia County of the other part.

Witnesseth that the said Samuel GOODE for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and ninety pounds current money of Virginia to him in hand paid by the said John ELLINGTON the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge hath granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said John ELLINGTON one certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Prince Edward containing by estimation four hundred acres, be the same more or less it being the land and plantation whereon the said Samuel GOODE now lives and is bounded by the lines of Jacob WADDILL, John ELLINGTON, William HUDSON, and Richard WADDILL. Together with all houses, woods, waters and water courses thereon, To have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land and every part and parcel thereof unto the said John ELLINGTON his heirs and assigns forever, and the said Samuel GOODE doth for himself and his heirs, executors and administrators defend the said John ELLINGTON and his heirs against the claim of any person or persons whatsoever claiming any right to or in the afore mentioned land and premises. In witness whereof the said Samuel GOODE hath hereto set his hand the day and year above written. Saml GOODE SEAL Signed, Sealed and Delivered In Presence of John ELLINGTON, Frances OSBORNE, Thomas BEIDLE. At a court held for Prince Edward County August 1774 this deed....from Samuel GOODE Junr to John Ellington was presented in court and proved by the witnesses thereto and Mary the wife of the said Samuel being privily examined relinquishing her right of dower to the land within mentioned and ordered to be recorded.
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He was head of a household of nine whites in Prince Edward Country in 1785. His wife was fourteen when they married, and had eleven children resulted from this union.

Samuel Goode III, who married Susanna. In the Charlotte County Orphans Book his children are named Samuel, Gaines, Burrel, John, Henry Jones, Sarah, Nancy, Elizabeth Susannah and Lucy. However, they are in Charlotte County (letter from Richard Bland, 9/18/01).

Samuel Goode No. 76 of Charlotte Co., VA settled first in Mecklenburg Co., afterwards in Prince Edward Co., whence he moved in 1789 or 1790 to Charlotte Co., and settled upon a small stream called Cub Creek, not far from the noted meeting-house called Rough Creek Church. He was a planter, owning a few slaves, and an active man, fond of horses and of field sports, especially fox hunting. His wife was a woman of good intellect, and of a very positive, self-reliant nature. She was probably born at "Porto Bello" or in King and Queen County (Virginia Cousins).
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Prince Edward County, Virginia Deed Book 8, p. 206, 8 Mar 1790, Samuel Goode, Jr. and John Ligon of Cumberland County 130 acres on Saylor Creek for 80 pounds. Lines of John Armes, William Worsham, Waddle. Witnesses: John Armes, Samuel Goode, Sr., Alexander Marshall, Susannah Barksdale (The Ligon Family in America, Part II, Chapter XVII, p. 424).
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