Nancy's year of death is only estimated.
Nancy's father was Daniel B. Beasley (abt 1810 to 1845) and her mother was Julia Ann Ezell (Unknown birth and death information)
Thomas Dillard Goldsmith Sr married Nancy Miram-Miriam Beasley in 1846 at an unknown location.
Nancy was buried in Cave Springs Cemetery (AKA: Garrard Cemetery or Garrard Springs Cemetery) believed to be in Hardin County, Tennessee. It is possible that the cemetery may have been in Clay County, Tennessee. The cemetery and headstones no longer exist and the area is supposedly farmland.
5-9-2018
A Court order was issued 19 June 1869 during June Term of Hardin County Court for the one years support to the Orphan Children of Miram Goldsmith. Recorded below the Inventory recorded 6 Sep 1869, so Miriam Goldsmith must have died before 19 June 1869.
Hardin County Inventories, 1865-1878, page 242, familysearch.org
Txbluebell4 - [email protected]
Thank you to Txbluebell4 for the following informaton.
October, 2018: the burial site for some of the members of the Daniel Beasley and Wesley Goldsmith families is no longer unmarked. I purchased a monument that marks the cemetery site. This site is located off Garrard Ford Lane off of Piney Grove Loop off of Cerro Gordo Road near Olivehill in Hardin County, TN. Many years ago, Mother, Daddy, Mother’s sister, and her cousin visited the area. They talked with Mrs. Lillie McMullen Clausel, a Goldsmith descendant, who told them the cemetery location and many of the names of our ancestors who are buried there. In all these years, there has been only one engraved stone, which is now missing. Field stones marked the burial spots. The land now belongs to a lumber company which gave us permission to place the marker. We are so grateful to them and to Mr. Jimmy Nesbitt of Savannah who has for many years farmed in the area and been sort of a caretaker for the spot. We’re also indebted to my mother, Margaret Clark Norville, her cousin Sara Margaret Goldsmith Maynard, her cousins Dillard Goldsmith and Betty Awtrey White, her sister Rebecca Sue Clark Davis, and many others for their years of genealogical research, begun before the days of email and social media. ~Carol Norville Berning
Nancy's father was Daniel B. Beasley (abt 1810 to 1845) and her mother was Julia Ann Ezell (Unknown birth and death information)
Thomas Dillard Goldsmith Sr married Nancy Miram-Miriam Beasley in 1846 at an unknown location.
Nancy was buried in Cave Springs Cemetery (AKA: Garrard Cemetery or Garrard Springs Cemetery) believed to be in Hardin County, Tennessee. It is possible that the cemetery may have been in Clay County, Tennessee. The cemetery and headstones no longer exist and the area is supposedly farmland.
5-9-2018
A Court order was issued 19 June 1869 during June Term of Hardin County Court for the one years support to the Orphan Children of Miram Goldsmith. Recorded below the Inventory recorded 6 Sep 1869, so Miriam Goldsmith must have died before 19 June 1869.
Hardin County Inventories, 1865-1878, page 242, familysearch.org
Txbluebell4 - [email protected]
Thank you to Txbluebell4 for the following informaton.
October, 2018: the burial site for some of the members of the Daniel Beasley and Wesley Goldsmith families is no longer unmarked. I purchased a monument that marks the cemetery site. This site is located off Garrard Ford Lane off of Piney Grove Loop off of Cerro Gordo Road near Olivehill in Hardin County, TN. Many years ago, Mother, Daddy, Mother’s sister, and her cousin visited the area. They talked with Mrs. Lillie McMullen Clausel, a Goldsmith descendant, who told them the cemetery location and many of the names of our ancestors who are buried there. In all these years, there has been only one engraved stone, which is now missing. Field stones marked the burial spots. The land now belongs to a lumber company which gave us permission to place the marker. We are so grateful to them and to Mr. Jimmy Nesbitt of Savannah who has for many years farmed in the area and been sort of a caretaker for the spot. We’re also indebted to my mother, Margaret Clark Norville, her cousin Sara Margaret Goldsmith Maynard, her cousins Dillard Goldsmith and Betty Awtrey White, her sister Rebecca Sue Clark Davis, and many others for their years of genealogical research, begun before the days of email and social media. ~Carol Norville Berning
Nancy's year of death is only estimated.
Nancy's father was Daniel B. Beasley (abt 1810 to 1845) and her mother was Julia Ann Ezell (Unknown birth and death information)
Thomas Dillard Goldsmith Sr married Nancy Miram-Miriam Beasley in 1846 at an unknown location.
Nancy was buried in Cave Springs Cemetery (AKA: Garrard Cemetery or Garrard Springs Cemetery) believed to be in Hardin County, Tennessee. It is possible that the cemetery may have been in Clay County, Tennessee. The cemetery and headstones no longer exist and the area is supposedly farmland.
5-9-2018
A Court order was issued 19 June 1869 during June Term of Hardin County Court for the one years support to the Orphan Children of Miram Goldsmith. Recorded below the Inventory recorded 6 Sep 1869, so Miriam Goldsmith must have died before 19 June 1869.
Hardin County Inventories, 1865-1878, page 242, familysearch.org
Txbluebell4 - [email protected]
Thank you to Txbluebell4 for the following informaton.
October, 2018: the burial site for some of the members of the Daniel Beasley and Wesley Goldsmith families is no longer unmarked. I purchased a monument that marks the cemetery site. This site is located off Garrard Ford Lane off of Piney Grove Loop off of Cerro Gordo Road near Olivehill in Hardin County, TN. Many years ago, Mother, Daddy, Mother’s sister, and her cousin visited the area. They talked with Mrs. Lillie McMullen Clausel, a Goldsmith descendant, who told them the cemetery location and many of the names of our ancestors who are buried there. In all these years, there has been only one engraved stone, which is now missing. Field stones marked the burial spots. The land now belongs to a lumber company which gave us permission to place the marker. We are so grateful to them and to Mr. Jimmy Nesbitt of Savannah who has for many years farmed in the area and been sort of a caretaker for the spot. We’re also indebted to my mother, Margaret Clark Norville, her cousin Sara Margaret Goldsmith Maynard, her cousins Dillard Goldsmith and Betty Awtrey White, her sister Rebecca Sue Clark Davis, and many others for their years of genealogical research, begun before the days of email and social media. ~Carol Norville Berning
Nancy's father was Daniel B. Beasley (abt 1810 to 1845) and her mother was Julia Ann Ezell (Unknown birth and death information)
Thomas Dillard Goldsmith Sr married Nancy Miram-Miriam Beasley in 1846 at an unknown location.
Nancy was buried in Cave Springs Cemetery (AKA: Garrard Cemetery or Garrard Springs Cemetery) believed to be in Hardin County, Tennessee. It is possible that the cemetery may have been in Clay County, Tennessee. The cemetery and headstones no longer exist and the area is supposedly farmland.
5-9-2018
A Court order was issued 19 June 1869 during June Term of Hardin County Court for the one years support to the Orphan Children of Miram Goldsmith. Recorded below the Inventory recorded 6 Sep 1869, so Miriam Goldsmith must have died before 19 June 1869.
Hardin County Inventories, 1865-1878, page 242, familysearch.org
Txbluebell4 - [email protected]
Thank you to Txbluebell4 for the following informaton.
October, 2018: the burial site for some of the members of the Daniel Beasley and Wesley Goldsmith families is no longer unmarked. I purchased a monument that marks the cemetery site. This site is located off Garrard Ford Lane off of Piney Grove Loop off of Cerro Gordo Road near Olivehill in Hardin County, TN. Many years ago, Mother, Daddy, Mother’s sister, and her cousin visited the area. They talked with Mrs. Lillie McMullen Clausel, a Goldsmith descendant, who told them the cemetery location and many of the names of our ancestors who are buried there. In all these years, there has been only one engraved stone, which is now missing. Field stones marked the burial spots. The land now belongs to a lumber company which gave us permission to place the marker. We are so grateful to them and to Mr. Jimmy Nesbitt of Savannah who has for many years farmed in the area and been sort of a caretaker for the spot. We’re also indebted to my mother, Margaret Clark Norville, her cousin Sara Margaret Goldsmith Maynard, her cousins Dillard Goldsmith and Betty Awtrey White, her sister Rebecca Sue Clark Davis, and many others for their years of genealogical research, begun before the days of email and social media. ~Carol Norville Berning
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