Robert Goode^[1]

Est 1635 - 1718  (~ 83 years)

• Name	Robert Goode
  Born	Est 1635	Henrico Co., Virginia Colony
  Gender	Male
  Died	1718	Henrico Co., Virginia
  	Date of Will
  Person ID	I6328	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	26 Mar 2017

  
  

  Family	Elizabeth, Mrs. Robert Goode,   b. Est 1640, Henrico Co., Virginia Colony ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Children	+ 1. Elizabeth Goode,   b. Est 1660, Prob. Charles City Co., Virginia ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Last Modified	26 May 2015
  Family ID	F4149	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  A John Wiley Witnessed this deed in Henrico in 1708; John Wiley in Augusta County is dec'd with his estate appraised 16 Aug 1749 [Possibly the same individual; and married to Mary Goode, d/o Robert. ************** http://lib.jrshelby.com/mcallister-harris.pdf John Wiley certified that Andrew Wiley marched against the Whiskey boys (1794). In 1762 John Wiley wrote what was probably a biased view "there is no dumb Creature taken so little Notice of in Virginia as they [sheep] there bing but very few People here that take Care to sow any Thing for Winter Pasturage for them or provide or give them [sheep] other food than a few dry Blades in the Winter. 99 http://research.history.org/Files/HistRes/Provisioning.pdf

  
  

• Sources

  [S50] Colonial Wills of Henrico Co., VA , http://reynoldspatova.org/browsemedia.php?mediasearch=Colonial_Henrico_Wills002.pdf+&mediatypeID=&tngpage=&tree=reynolds1&tnggallery=. John Green is Witness 7 Jul 1718 to the Will of Robert Goode of Henrico; He also receives 10 shillings; and loving wife Elizabeth is also mentioned; Sons Robert and Francis; Sister, Anne Goode, Son Robert, the plantation known by the name 'Whitby', 100 Acres ... Robert Goode and Thomas Goode appear to be brothers. They wrote their wills on the same day and each leaves to Sister Anne, and each is witnessed by John Green. John Wiley, Mary Wiley, John Levingston and Recorded the same day. No probate date for either John Green's wife is Elizabeth Goode; she is dead before his will is executed; John Green, her husband, signs witness to her father's will and is left 10 schillings.