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John Lawrence (or Leonard) Goats

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John Lawrence (or Leonard) Goats

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01/01/2001

John Lawrence (or Leonard) Goats

A photo of John Lawrence (or Leonard?) Goats, son of George & Elizabeth (Coleman) Goats, b. 1811 Camden, Fairfield Dist. SC; older brother to my ggg grandfather David Coleman Goats, Sr.

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05/31/2004

That is a very interesting article . I wonder if perhaps your Fraley line might be of relation to my Benjamin Franklin Fraley family also of Floyd County , KY . My line went to Estill County , KY and became part of the Smyth branch of my Bush family . Thanks . Scott Bush

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10/15/2008

John Leonard Goates was my great-great-grandfather. He was the son of George Goates and Elizabeth Roe Coleman. He was married three times. The first was to Francis Eubanks on March 1, 1829 in Giles, Tennessee ( 8 children ). The second was to LaDicia "Dicey" Jane Coker on March 25, 1852 ( 3 children ). The last was to Mary Jane Wilson on September 23, 1966 ( no children). She was the widow of Joel W. Freeman who was killed in Indiana fighting during the Civil War.

John Leonard Goates died September 6, 1881 and is buried in the Goates Cemetery on Goates Mountain near Scottsville, Pope, Arkansas.
Wayne Goates

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John Lawrence Goats 1810 - 1881

John Lawrence Goats was born in 1810, and died at age 71 years old in 1881. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember John Lawrence Goats.

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Kathy Gregory

Researcher for about 25 years.Surnames being researched: (Maternal side)Lay,Kimbrell,Goats,Cotton,Moore,Lyons,Murphy,Coleman,King,Cole,Stanfield,Thompson,Hensley,Sanders,Luna,Looney,Lauderdale,Maitland,Roberts,Grimes,Mathis,Roe.(Paternal)Dalgleish,Luley,Grieger,Karlowski,Carlowski,Govenlock,Crocker,Rowse,Kerr,Hardie,Loosemore,Heal,Heale. (My 2nd Husband's Paternal side)Gregory,Zink,Tucker,Traylor,Mason,Shelton,Conklin,Concklin,Hougentogler,Hogendobler,Mathews. (My 2nd Husband's Maternal side)Carrera,Carreiro,Amaral,Gil,McGill,Allos,Yates,Chadbourne,Treworgy,Shapleigh,Holden,Padgett,McDaniel,McDonald,Soto,Espinosa,Higuera,Butron,Buitron,Rodrigues,Avila,Lugo,Verdugo.(My 1st husband's Paternal line):Galbraith.

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I am a homebound Indianapolis area genealogist with many interest and always enjoy hearing from new people .

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