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William Jackson [Parents] was born before 1717 in Probably Virginia. He died in 1772 in Wilkes County, North Carlina. He married Elizabeth.
Found first in Orange county, Virginia, then moved to Wilkes county, North Carlina.
Elizabeth. married William Jackson.
They had the following children:
M i James Jackson
Caleb Fairchild [Parents] was born on Sep 10 1693 in Stratford, Connecticut. He died on May 3 1777 in Morristown, New Jersey. He married Ann Sherwood about 1716 in Probably Connecticut.
Ann Sherwood [Parents] was born about 1691 in Fairfield, Connecticut. She died on Apr 6 1777 in Morris County, New Jersey. She married Caleb Fairchild about 1716 in Probably Connecticut.
They had the following children:
M i Hezekiah Fairchild was born in 1716 in Stratford, Connecticut. F ii Sarah Fairchild was born in May 1719 in Stratford, Connecticut. M iii Matthew Fairchild was born in 1720 in Stratford, Connecticut. He died on Jan 5 1790 in Hanover, Morris County, New Jersey. M iv Samuel Fairchild was born in 1726 in Stratford, Connecticut. He died on Jan 16 1778 in Whippany, Morris County, New Jersey. M v Ebenezer Fairchild F vi Mehitable Fairchild was born in 1732 in Stratford, Connecticut. She died on Jan 12 1795 in Morris County, New Jersey. M vii Ezra Fairchild was born in 1734 in New Jersey. He died on Apr 14 1777 in Morris County, New Jersey. M viii Abner Fairchild was born about 1736 in New Jersey. M ix Gersham Fairchild
Robert Goble [Parents] was born in 1700 in Berkely County, Sounth Carolina. He died in 1782 in Morris County, New Jersey. He married Mary in 1724 in Probably North Carolina.
Timeline:
1717: Family Bible records of Jacob, descendant of Robert, and dated 1855, "Robert Goble Esq: (long a magistrate in Morristown) was the son of said David [Daniel/David] Goble. Robert was born in England, except date not known here by us. Said that he was about 10 or 12 years old when he left England, or when he came with his father to Morristown New Jersey." [Citation: Provided by Archie Keith Goble, Ontario, Canada, owner of the Jacob Goble Bible] Since Robert was b. 1700 in Berkeley Colony, S.C., and his family went to NJ in 1717, he would have been about 17 years old, making him close to the age noted in the Bible. However, he had not left England at that time, but rather S.C. Interestingly, the story of England shows up in traditions of many Goble family lines, which, if we go back far enough, are true. 1734: Sept. 20, Robert along with siblings, Daniel, Jonas, Jemima and Alice, became heirs to land from mother, Sarah Houghton Goble, in Lancaster, NJ. [Source: Worcester Co., NJ, Deed Bk. 7, pg. 259]. 1740s: Robert Goble recorded a deed, probably in the early 1740s. [Citation: "Index of Certain Morris County Deeds" and detailed on pg. 3, via Morristown Public Library] 1741: April 18, in the Freeholders minute book, Robard Gobel's brand was noted ~ a "G" on the right shoulder, a crop off the right ear and a slot in the left ear. [Source: Morris township Minute Book, pg. 7] 1742-1752: Robard Gobel was township assessor each year but 1743, 1745 & 1746. 1742: Robard Gobel was a Freeholder, meaning he was on what other communities might call township board. 1749: March 28, appointed Justice of the Peace and Judge for Morris Co. by the NJ Governor. [Reference: Morris Co. Freeholder Minutes Book via "NJ Archives" Vol. 16, pg. 91] 1749-1753: Robard Goble was a Freeholder. c.1750: Robert built his home. "Inasmuch as the house now occupied by John S. Green was, as early as about the year 1750, the residence of Robert Goble, one of the original members of the Baptist Church of Morristown...." (continued below) [Citation: "Historic Morristown, New Jersey: The Story of its First Century" p. 89-90] 1752: Aug. 11, Robert and Melatiah Goble among the eleven who formed the Morristown Baptist Church. 1756: Dec. 21, appointed Justice of the Peace and Judge for Morris Co. by the NJ governor. [Reference: Morris Co. Freeholder Minutes Book via "NJ Archives" Vol. 16, pg. 572] 1758-1760: Robard Goble was township collector. 1768: Apr. 30, appointed Justice of the Peace for Morris Co. by the NJ governor. [Reference: Morris Co. Freeholder Minutes Book via "NJ Archives" Vol. 24, pg. 603] 1768: Aug. 13, "It was also agreed to purchase a piece of land for a parsonage which Brother John Brookfield had procured for the purpose. and to build a house on the same this fall ~ And ROBERT GOBLE, Jonas Goble, John Hinds & Ezekiel Goble were appointed trustees to take the deed in behalf of the Church & to carry on the building of the house.~" [Source: Morristown Baptist Church Book 1752-1813, pg. 2] 1768: Sept. 24, Robert's wife, Malatiah, died at age 66. [Source: Morristown Baptist Church Book 1752-1813, pg. 7] 1769: Feb. 15, Robard Goble pledged 2 pounds, 5 denari toward a new church building at Morristown Green. Then he pledged again toward the end of the pledging sessopn for 13 shillings, 5 denair, possibly to even out the total of earlier pledges. [Citation: "History of Morris County" p. 138] 1770s: Robert remarried to Mary. She is listed in his will of 1783. [Source: Morris Co., NJ, Will Bk. March 17, 1782] 1775: The Governor of NJ appointed Robert Goble to register friendly Indians. [Citation: "NJ Archives," Vol. 24, pg. 658] c. 1777: George Washington established his headquarters and winter camp which included the farms of Robert and Jonas Goble and others. The Morristown Free Library has a map showing the camp grounds. 1782: March 17, Robert recorded his will. [Source: Morris Co., NJ, Will Bk. March 17, 1782] 1783: March 27, "Robert Goble Esq. Deceased aged 83 years. ~" [Source: Morristown Baptist Church Book 1752-1813, pg. 17] 1783: April 3, Robert's will was probated by executors Stephen Fairchild, his grandson, and daughter-in-law Ruth (son, Jonas' widow). He probably did not make his second wife, Mary, an executor, because the children were by his first wife. Heirs were: Mary his wife Greshom, his son Matthias, his son Jacob, his son Aaron Goble, his grandson Hannah, his dtr Abigail, his dtr Rachel, his dtr Jacob George, his son Ruth [Fairchild], wid. of son Jonah Jerud, son of son Jonas Jacob, son of son Jonas Salome, his dtr Theodocia, his dtr Phebe, his dtr Anna, his dtr 1783: (continued from c. 1750 above) ...."it is probable the headstones found in the rear of Mr. Green's house marked the graves of members of Mr. Goble's family. It may be that the graves were those of Mr. and Mrs. Goble, and two of their children...the family burial ground....[John D. Guerin] who was born and for not a few years lived in the neighborhood in question ~ that on the same side of the road leading toward Basking Ridge, but some little distance below the Robert Goble place, there is a family burial ground. Still farther down the same road, and on the same side, but lying at a considerable distance back from the road, is another family burial ground, sheltered by a handsome copse of trees." [Citation: "Historic Morristown, New Jersey: The Story of Its First Century" pg. 90.] Also [continued from 1783)...."The burying ground of the primitive Baptist Church of Morristown (whose commencement may have antedated several years the organization of the church) was situated on the opposite side of the road from the meeting-house, and a few rods farther north in the direction of the Morristown Green. This burying ground seems to have commenced at somepoint between the present residence of John S. Green [built by Rbt Goble] and that of Lewis P. Baird....in close proximity to the two headstones mentioned were two or three smaller stones....One of the two stones...about four feet in length by one foot in wiedth and three inches in thickness....bore no inscriptions, and probably never did." [Citation: "Historic Morristown, New Jersey: The Story of Its First Century" pg. 89-90] Robert Goble's house, later owned by John S. Green, was at 434 MT. KEMBLE AVE just off the Morristown Green and down Kemble about a mile, just before Sand Spring Rd. [Address and directions provided by Barbara Hoskins, Morristown librarian]
Mary was born on Dec 23 1701 in Probably New Jersey. She died on Feb 20 1786 in Morristown, New Jersey. She married Robert Goble in 1724 in Probably North Carolina.
They had the following children:
M i Simeon Goble F ii Hannah Goble F iii Abigail Goble was born on Jan 18 1728/1729 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. F iv Salome Goble M v Mattias Goble was born on Oct 10 1731 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. He died on Nov 12 1731 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. M vi Gersham Goble F vii Mary Goble was born on Sep 26 1734 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. M viii Matthias Goble F ix Martha Goble was born in 1738 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. M x Ephraim Goble M xi Jonathan Goble was born on Jul 31 1741 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. F xii Phebe Goble M xiii Jacob George Goble M xiv Jonas Goble F xv Ruth Goble was born in 1748 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. M xvi George Goble was born on May 26 1750 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey. F xvii Rachel Goble was born on Nov 25 1751 in Morristown, Hunterdon/Morris county, New Jersey.
Robert Reynolds [Parents] was born in 1642 in Probably England. He died in 1702 in Virginia. He married Elizabeth.
According to S.F. Tillman, Robert Reynolds settled in Surry County, Virginia. He is said to have owned land in Fauqier and Norfolk Counties, but no proof of actual residence in either of the two counties has been found. In his will he mentions his children as Robert, Elizabeth, and Susannah. Other data show sons, Robert, b. 1685, Nathaniel, b. 1700, Thomas A.,William, and John. It is quite likely that the children not mentioned in the will received their legacy prior to the death of the father.
Elizabeth. married Robert Reynolds.
They had the following children:
M i Robert Reynolds F ii Elizabeth Reynolds. F iii Susanna Reynolds. M iv Nathaniel Reynolds was born in 1700 in Virginia. M v Thomas Reynolds. M vi William A. Reynolds. M vii John Reynolds.
Nicholas Reynolds [Parents] was born about 1612 in Probably England. He married Alice Gregory.
According to S.F. Tillman, Nicholas Reynolds was the son of a Richard Reynolds he married Alice Gregory Delke, understood to be the widow of Roger Delke. They settled in Surry County, Virginia.
Alice Gregory was born about 1625 in Surrey County, Virginia. She married Nicholas Reynolds.
They had the following children:
M i Robert Reynolds M ii Francis Reynolds.
Richard Reynolds [Parents] was born in 1575 in England. He died about 1645 in York County, Virginia. He married Ann Harrison in 1605 in Sussex County, England.
According to S.F. Tillman, Richard Reynolds settled in Sussex County, England, where he became head of a vast shipping and commerce business. This business had branches in Virginia, the New England States, and Bermuda. It is legend with this branch of the family that Richard Reynolds died in York County, but as to whether York County, Virginia, or York County, England, it is not known. Tillman also states that Richard Reynolds and Ann Harrison had several daughters, but does not name them.
Ann Harrison [Parents] was born in 1575 in York, England. She married Richard Reynolds in 1605 in Sussex County, England.
They had the following children:
M i William Reynolds was born in 1606 in England. M ii William Reynolds was born in 1607 in England. M iii Edward Reynolds. M iv John Reynolds was born in 1612 in England. M v Nicholas Reynolds M vi James Reynolds. M vii Gilbert Reynolds.
Christopher Reynolds [Parents] was born in 1530 in Kent, England. He died about 1590 in London, Chestershire, England. He was married on Jan 20 1553/1554 in London, Middlesex, England.
According to S.F. Tillman, Christopher Reynolds is the first known of this family line. He married and settled in London where he and his sons engaged in trade and commerce. Tillman states that Christopher Reynolds also had several daughters, but does not name them. A study of early English records indicated that he had a brother, Nathaniel Reynolds, also engaged with his company. A sister Dorothy, married William Tilghman on August 11, 1567. A record of the Tilghman Family is available in the DAR Library and the Library of Congress.
He had the following children:
M i George Reynolds M ii William Reynolds was born in 1560 in London, Middlesex, England. F iii Mary Reynolds was born in 1561 in Kent, England. M iv Thomas Reynolds was born in 1564 in London, Middlesex, England. M v Christopher , Jr. Reynolds was born in 1565 in London, Middlesex, England. M vi Cornelius Reynolds was born in 1567 in London, Middlesex, England. M vii Richard Reynolds M viii Robert Reynolds was born in 1578 in London, Middlesex, England.
John Harrison was born about 1553 in England. He married Susanna about 1573 in England.
Susanna was born about 1557 in England. She married John Harrison about 1573 in England.
They had the following children:
F i Ann Harrison
Victoria Hall [Parents]
They had the following children:
F i Stephanie Joe McGuire M ii Shannon Michael McGuire
Randy E. Hall [Parents]
Deborah Hawkins [scrapbook] died in Nov 1999 in Mansfield, Richland county, Ohio. She married Randy E. Hall.
