The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-05-22

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Susanna as his wife, and Susanna, Will
lian and Nathaniel as his children and
heirs.
Nathaniel Goodwin-Born 1869, died
1747. aged SO; married Mehetable Por-
ter; his children were Mehetable, Hez-
ekiah, Benedicta. Isaac, Abraham,
Stephen. Eleazer, Joanna, Ruth, Alice,
and Nathaniel.
Eleazer Goodwin, 1st.-Ba ptised
Dec. 10, 1908, died Jan. 10. 1766. in
SD year; married Hannah Easton,
their children being as follows: iona
than, born October 10, 1881, married
Esther Benham: Mehetable, born
Nov. 8. 1888, married Nathaniel Smith;
Michael, born Jan. Is, 1885. married
Elizabeth Smith; daughter born May 4,
1888. died same day; Elizabeth, born
July 50, 1889, married Timothy Barnes;
Eleszer, born June "a, 174l, married
Mehetable Caldwell; Hannah born, Aug.
8, 1743, married Solomon Woodruff;
Susanna, born Feb. rs, 1746, died Dec.
z, ITS; son, born Dec. 4, 1748, died the
same day; Moses, born April 10, 1850,
married Lois Barnes.
Eleszer Goodwin, 2d-Born in New
Hartford, Conn.,, June II, 1741, died
Feb. 1918, aged u; married Mehetable
Caldwell 1868, children as follows: La
vinia. born Jan. 8, 1765, married Isaac
Steel; Eleazer. baptised April IL, 1767,
married Hannah Merrill; Jedutha, born
Feb. s. 1859, married Eunice Merrill.
and after her death Prosepina King;
Daniel. born June 2, It'll, married
Hannah Cowles; Mabel, born Sept. 26,
1773, married Ashbel LOOMS; William,
born Jan. 8, l775, died young; Jerusha,
born Sept e, 1776. married Abram
Kellogg.
Eleazer Goodwin, 3d-Born in New
Hartford; Conn. April IL. 1867, mar
ried Hannah Merrill Jan. "a, 1888.
Children: Clarissa, born 1889, married
Fred Leslie, sheriff of Harrison Co.,
Ind. Harriet, born about 17a1, married
Allen Mathis, and lived in GAINESVILLE,
Ind. about 1887, and afterwards in the
vicinity of Brownsboro, KY; Hiram,
born 1893. record missing; Elias. born
Feb. 81, 1894, married Elizabeth Tarle-
ton; Harvey, born about 1895, married
and lived IN Brownsboro. KY. in 1885,
8; Philo H.. born about 1886, married
wife first in New York City, and lived
in Memphis. Tenn. he afterward mar
ried Martha McGavock. and lived in
New Orleans.
Elias Goodwin-Bo Feb. 81, 1894,
died 1887. married Elizabeth Tarleton,
Of Baltimore. Md. about 1919. 1t is
not certain whether they married in
Baltimore or after the Tarletons
moved to Louisville, Ky. They moved
from Louisville to Corrydon. Harrison
Co.. Ind, where Mr.. Goodwin ran
wool carding mill with water power.
He afterward moved his wool cardipg
business to Lanesville, Ind, where he
remained until his death in 1886. His
children were Philo Merrill. Simeon
Tarleton, George Wilson Warfield,
Harvey Hamilton, Alexander Elias,
Elizabeth Caroline, Catherine Adeline,
and Mary Jane. After the death of
Elias Goodwin, his widow married
Theodore ]. Barnett, 1887, and of this
union were Maria Louise. born Jan. IL,
1888, married DR.. S. L. Cuisine; Isa-
bells R. Barnett. born July Is. 1910.
married Franklin W. Pike, Napoleon
vile, La. Elisabeth Tarleton Good
win) Barnett died at Napoleonville,
La, in 1859.
The ten children of the Goodwin Tarle-
ton Barnett family lived to be grown,
married and had families of their own.
For the benefit of their numerous de-
scendants the Tsrleton family from
which the mother came is here given,
namely:
The Tarleton family consisted of
Elizabeth, born Jan. Is, 1903. who
married Elias Goodwin; Rachel, who
lived in Memphis; Catherine, location
unknown; Caroline who married Muir;
and son, James Tarleton. who moved
from Louisville to ST. Louis.
Philo H. Goodwin-Born 1876, first
married . wife in N. Y. City, by whom
he had one son, William, who became
very rich and lived in Memphis; Will
liam married Myra McGavock. the
younger sister of his fathers second
wife. Philo H.. for his second wife.
married martha McGavock, and lived
in New Orleans. the children being as
follows: McGavock and Frank, both
gallant soldiers in the Confederate
army, repeatedly promoted for brav-
cry died several wears after close of