Son of Isaac & Laura Goodwin
Died in Thurber, Utah (Now called Lyman)∼Son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss
Married Betsey Smith, 1 Dec 1859, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Isaac Smith Goodwin, Mary Jane Goodwin, Alexander Smith Goodwin, Lewis Henry Goodwin, Laura May Goodwin, Edwin Abijah Goodwin, James Elijah Goodwin, John McEwan Goodwin, Albert Smith Goodwin
Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 3, p. 545
Isaac H. Goodwin, pioneer of 1858, was born August 25, 1834 in Hartford, Connecticut. He was a lad of twelve years when he accompanied his parents, Isaac R. and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin on the Brooklyn. His mother met a tragic death on the voyage and was the only person who died en route to be buried on land—her final resting place, Juan Fernandez. California was young Isaac's home for another twelve years, then he accompanied his father, stepmother, Mary Cox Goodwin, and several brothers and sisters to Utah. Betsey Smith, daughter of Alexander Smith and May McEwan became his wife December 1, 1859 in Salt Lake City. She was born March 7, 1843 in Dundee, Scotland and came to Utah with her mother in the James G. Willie handcart company in 1856. Isaac H. and Betsey were the parents of nine children. The family resided at various times in Lehi, Smithfield, Escalante, Thurber and Beaver where Mr. Goodwin engaged in merchandising and farming. He was an active member of the Latter-day Saint Church.
Deseret Evening News, Tuesday, April 28, 1891
Obituary: Goodwin - At Thurber, Piute County, Utah, April 6, 1891, after an illness of nine days of la grippe-pneumonia, Isaac Hotchkiss Godwin; born at Bethany, Connecticut, August 25, 1934. He was the eldest son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin. Isaac was the first to bring alfalfa into Utah. He leaves a wife, Betsey Smith Hotchkiss. She was with the Willie Handcart Company. He died as he had lived in full faith and hope of a glorious resurrection.
Died in Thurber, Utah (Now called Lyman)∼Son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss
Married Betsey Smith, 1 Dec 1859, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Isaac Smith Goodwin, Mary Jane Goodwin, Alexander Smith Goodwin, Lewis Henry Goodwin, Laura May Goodwin, Edwin Abijah Goodwin, James Elijah Goodwin, John McEwan Goodwin, Albert Smith Goodwin
Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 3, p. 545
Isaac H. Goodwin, pioneer of 1858, was born August 25, 1834 in Hartford, Connecticut. He was a lad of twelve years when he accompanied his parents, Isaac R. and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin on the Brooklyn. His mother met a tragic death on the voyage and was the only person who died en route to be buried on land—her final resting place, Juan Fernandez. California was young Isaac's home for another twelve years, then he accompanied his father, stepmother, Mary Cox Goodwin, and several brothers and sisters to Utah. Betsey Smith, daughter of Alexander Smith and May McEwan became his wife December 1, 1859 in Salt Lake City. She was born March 7, 1843 in Dundee, Scotland and came to Utah with her mother in the James G. Willie handcart company in 1856. Isaac H. and Betsey were the parents of nine children. The family resided at various times in Lehi, Smithfield, Escalante, Thurber and Beaver where Mr. Goodwin engaged in merchandising and farming. He was an active member of the Latter-day Saint Church.
Deseret Evening News, Tuesday, April 28, 1891
Obituary: Goodwin - At Thurber, Piute County, Utah, April 6, 1891, after an illness of nine days of la grippe-pneumonia, Isaac Hotchkiss Godwin; born at Bethany, Connecticut, August 25, 1934. He was the eldest son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin. Isaac was the first to bring alfalfa into Utah. He leaves a wife, Betsey Smith Hotchkiss. She was with the Willie Handcart Company. He died as he had lived in full faith and hope of a glorious resurrection.
Son of Isaac & Laura Goodwin
Died in Thurber, Utah (Now called Lyman)∼Son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss
Married Betsey Smith, 1 Dec 1859, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Isaac Smith Goodwin, Mary Jane Goodwin, Alexander Smith Goodwin, Lewis Henry Goodwin, Laura May Goodwin, Edwin Abijah Goodwin, James Elijah Goodwin, John McEwan Goodwin, Albert Smith Goodwin
Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 3, p. 545
Isaac H. Goodwin, pioneer of 1858, was born August 25, 1834 in Hartford, Connecticut. He was a lad of twelve years when he accompanied his parents, Isaac R. and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin on the Brooklyn. His mother met a tragic death on the voyage and was the only person who died en route to be buried on land—her final resting place, Juan Fernandez. California was young Isaac's home for another twelve years, then he accompanied his father, stepmother, Mary Cox Goodwin, and several brothers and sisters to Utah. Betsey Smith, daughter of Alexander Smith and May McEwan became his wife December 1, 1859 in Salt Lake City. She was born March 7, 1843 in Dundee, Scotland and came to Utah with her mother in the James G. Willie handcart company in 1856. Isaac H. and Betsey were the parents of nine children. The family resided at various times in Lehi, Smithfield, Escalante, Thurber and Beaver where Mr. Goodwin engaged in merchandising and farming. He was an active member of the Latter-day Saint Church.
Deseret Evening News, Tuesday, April 28, 1891
Obituary: Goodwin - At Thurber, Piute County, Utah, April 6, 1891, after an illness of nine days of la grippe-pneumonia, Isaac Hotchkiss Godwin; born at Bethany, Connecticut, August 25, 1934. He was the eldest son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin. Isaac was the first to bring alfalfa into Utah. He leaves a wife, Betsey Smith Hotchkiss. She was with the Willie Handcart Company. He died as he had lived in full faith and hope of a glorious resurrection.
Died in Thurber, Utah (Now called Lyman)∼Son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss
Married Betsey Smith, 1 Dec 1859, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Children - Isaac Smith Goodwin, Mary Jane Goodwin, Alexander Smith Goodwin, Lewis Henry Goodwin, Laura May Goodwin, Edwin Abijah Goodwin, James Elijah Goodwin, John McEwan Goodwin, Albert Smith Goodwin
Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 3, p. 545
Isaac H. Goodwin, pioneer of 1858, was born August 25, 1834 in Hartford, Connecticut. He was a lad of twelve years when he accompanied his parents, Isaac R. and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin on the Brooklyn. His mother met a tragic death on the voyage and was the only person who died en route to be buried on land—her final resting place, Juan Fernandez. California was young Isaac's home for another twelve years, then he accompanied his father, stepmother, Mary Cox Goodwin, and several brothers and sisters to Utah. Betsey Smith, daughter of Alexander Smith and May McEwan became his wife December 1, 1859 in Salt Lake City. She was born March 7, 1843 in Dundee, Scotland and came to Utah with her mother in the James G. Willie handcart company in 1856. Isaac H. and Betsey were the parents of nine children. The family resided at various times in Lehi, Smithfield, Escalante, Thurber and Beaver where Mr. Goodwin engaged in merchandising and farming. He was an active member of the Latter-day Saint Church.
Deseret Evening News, Tuesday, April 28, 1891
Obituary: Goodwin - At Thurber, Piute County, Utah, April 6, 1891, after an illness of nine days of la grippe-pneumonia, Isaac Hotchkiss Godwin; born at Bethany, Connecticut, August 25, 1934. He was the eldest son of Isaac Richards Goodwin and Laura Hotchkiss Goodwin. Isaac was the first to bring alfalfa into Utah. He leaves a wife, Betsey Smith Hotchkiss. She was with the Willie Handcart Company. He died as he had lived in full faith and hope of a glorious resurrection.
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