GRANDSON OF MAJ. GEN. DANIEL GOOKIN
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR VETERAN
DEPUTY SHERIFF, 1702-1766
CRIER OF THE COURTS, 1742-1766
Samuel served as a private in the French and Indian War. He was a Lieutenant in the expedition against Port Royal in 1710, later promoted to Captain. He died about 1768.
"Before his marriage to Priscilla Hill, Samuel Gookin (1683-1768) had a natural son by Bethiah Grover of Watertown. This son, subsequently styled as Samuel Gookin and Samuel Gookin, Jr. was b presumably in Cambridge or Watertown about 1739." --From A History and Genealogy of the Gookin Family of England, Ireland, and America by Richard N. Gookins Salem, Oregon Revised Edition 1991
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR VETERAN
DEPUTY SHERIFF, 1702-1766
CRIER OF THE COURTS, 1742-1766
Samuel served as a private in the French and Indian War. He was a Lieutenant in the expedition against Port Royal in 1710, later promoted to Captain. He died about 1768.
"Before his marriage to Priscilla Hill, Samuel Gookin (1683-1768) had a natural son by Bethiah Grover of Watertown. This son, subsequently styled as Samuel Gookin and Samuel Gookin, Jr. was b presumably in Cambridge or Watertown about 1739." --From A History and Genealogy of the Gookin Family of England, Ireland, and America by Richard N. Gookins Salem, Oregon Revised Edition 1991
GRANDSON OF MAJ. GEN. DANIEL GOOKIN
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR VETERAN
DEPUTY SHERIFF, 1702-1766
CRIER OF THE COURTS, 1742-1766
Samuel served as a private in the French and Indian War. He was a Lieutenant in the expedition against Port Royal in 1710, later promoted to Captain. He died about 1768.
"Before his marriage to Priscilla Hill, Samuel Gookin (1683-1768) had a natural son by Bethiah Grover of Watertown. This son, subsequently styled as Samuel Gookin and Samuel Gookin, Jr. was b presumably in Cambridge or Watertown about 1739." --From A History and Genealogy of the Gookin Family of England, Ireland, and America by Richard N. Gookins Salem, Oregon Revised Edition 1991
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR VETERAN
DEPUTY SHERIFF, 1702-1766
CRIER OF THE COURTS, 1742-1766
Samuel served as a private in the French and Indian War. He was a Lieutenant in the expedition against Port Royal in 1710, later promoted to Captain. He died about 1768.
"Before his marriage to Priscilla Hill, Samuel Gookin (1683-1768) had a natural son by Bethiah Grover of Watertown. This son, subsequently styled as Samuel Gookin and Samuel Gookin, Jr. was b presumably in Cambridge or Watertown about 1739." --From A History and Genealogy of the Gookin Family of England, Ireland, and America by Richard N. Gookins Salem, Oregon Revised Edition 1991
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