William was the son of Edward & Mary Goodwin. He married Mary Wallace. Their children were;
John, Elizabeth, Amos, Willis and George.
He served in General George Rogers Clark's expedition against the British & Indians in the NW in 1778. He was a member of Captain John Rogers company. He was alloted 108 acres of land for his service under Clark.
In the early 1800's he was a ppointed one of eight associate judges or justices of the Court of General Guarter Session for the Territory.
John, Elizabeth, Amos, Willis and George.
He served in General George Rogers Clark's expedition against the British & Indians in the NW in 1778. He was a member of Captain John Rogers company. He was alloted 108 acres of land for his service under Clark.
In the early 1800's he was a ppointed one of eight associate judges or justices of the Court of General Guarter Session for the Territory.
William was the son of Edward & Mary Goodwin. He married Mary Wallace. Their children were;
John, Elizabeth, Amos, Willis and George.
He served in General George Rogers Clark's expedition against the British & Indians in the NW in 1778. He was a member of Captain John Rogers company. He was alloted 108 acres of land for his service under Clark.
In the early 1800's he was a ppointed one of eight associate judges or justices of the Court of General Guarter Session for the Territory.
John, Elizabeth, Amos, Willis and George.
He served in General George Rogers Clark's expedition against the British & Indians in the NW in 1778. He was a member of Captain John Rogers company. He was alloted 108 acres of land for his service under Clark.
In the early 1800's he was a ppointed one of eight associate judges or justices of the Court of General Guarter Session for the Territory.
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