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The Photo Request has been fulfilled. Sarah Goodrich Hollister BIR Notes
TH 8 Aug 1649 Wethersfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA DEATH 17 00 (aged
50–51) Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA BURIAL Unknown
MEMORIAL ID 49033362 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 0 FLOWER S 16 Sarah was
the daughter of William Goodrich and Sarah Marvin Goodr ich. She married John
Hollister on Nov. 20, 1667 in Glastonbury, Hart ford Co. She gave birth to
ten children: John in 1669, Thomas in 1672 , Joseph in 1674, Sarah in 1676,
Elizabeth in 1678, David in 1681, Eph raim in 1684, Charles in 1686, Elizabeth
(birth year unknown) and Mar y (birth year unknown). Family Members Parents
William Goodrich 1622– 1676 Sarah Marvin Curtis 1631–1701 Spouse John
Hollister 1642–171 1 Siblings William Goodrich (Twin of Sarah) 1649–1649
Mary Goodric h Butler 1651–1735 John Goodrich 1653–1730 Elizabeth
Goodrich Welle s 1658–1698 William Goodrich 1661–1737 Abigail Goodrich
Fitch 1662–1 684 Photo Ephraim Goodrich 1663–1739 Photo David Goodrich
1667–175 5 Half Siblings William Goodrich 1661–1737 Children Photo John
Holl ister 1669–1741 Photo Thomas Hollister 1672–1741 Photo Sarah
Holli ster Talcott 1676–1715 Photo David Hollister 1681–1753 Created by
: Mary Jo C. Martin Added: 2 Mar 2010 Find A Grave Memorial 49033362
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The Goodrich Family in America, 1889
Date: 1889
Publication place: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Text: "...Abigail Price. -1-306. David? b. March 9. 1757; m. Belinda Steele.
(105) Timothy-* Goodrich (Benjamin? Williamf William), born Feb. 17, 1724;
married, Jan. i, 1745, Catherine Ashley; resided in Wethersfield..."
About this source:
Title: The Goodrich Family in America, 1889
Subject: Goodrich family
Description: Book digitized by Google from the library of University of
Wisconsin - Madison and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb., Mode of
access: Internet
Publication date: 1889
Publisher: Chicago, Fergus printing company
Author: Case, Lafayette Wallace, b. 1845
Sponsor: Google
Tags: americana
Contributor: University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Eugene Register-Guard
Publication: Eugene City, Lane County, OR, USA
Date: May 11 1909
Periodicity: Daily
Text: "...county. j tind we can meet them at the lowest of prices. to Salem
for burial as at first announced. News of the death of Timothy Goodrich ln
Portland yesterday was received ln Eugene last evening. He was..."
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Residence Notes
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The History of the Descendants of John Dwight, of Dedham, Mass., 1874
Date: 1874
Publication place: New York, USA
Text: "...Abigail Hooker, b. Sept. 25, 1724, d. unmarried Sept. 24, 1750. 33.
v. Mary Hooker b. Jan. 8, 1727, m. June 5, 1755, Waitstill Goodrich. 33. vi.
William Hooker, b. June 20, 1729, a farmer in Bethlehem, m..."
About this source:
Title: The History of the Descendants of John Dwight, of Dedham, Mass., 1874
Subject: Dwight family, Dwight family (John Dwight, d. 1659-60)
Volume: 2
Publication date: 1874
Publisher: New York : J. F. Trow Son
Author: Dwight, Benjamin W. (Benjamin Woodbridge), 1816-1889
Sponsor: MSN
Tags: cdl, americana
Contributor: University of California Librar
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all known baptismal records for the children of William and Margaret
(Richardson) Goodrich were at St. Ethelbert parish in Hessett: first for
eldest son Robert Goodrich; baptized 05 May 1577, followed by son William
Goodrich; baptized 11 Sep 1580, followed by son Henry Goodrich, who was
baptized 12 Jan 1583/4 with a notation in the parish register that he was the
third son of William Goodrich. Eldest son Robert Goodrich was also one of the
individuals named in a Hessett deed of feoffment with livery of seisin dated
06 Oct 1585 that named William Goodrich and Robert his son, which is also
consistent with Robert Goodrich being the eldest son. No known baptismal
record exists for daughter Elizabeth Goodrich or for son John Goodrich; the
principal heir in the 04 Apr 1631 will of William Goodrich of Hessett; proved
02 Feb 1631/2, which did not name eldest son Robert Goodrich, who apparently
died before the will was drafted; their sister Susan Goodrich was baptized 30
May 1591.
WILLIAM GOODRICH was born in about 1555 of Hegessett, Suffolk, England Notes
, to Richard Goodrich (1520-1544) and Clare Conyers (1528-1596.) He ma rried
Margaret Richardson, 7 Nov 1568, at St Peter’s Felsham, Suffolk , England.
William Goodrich died 24 October 1631, in Hessett, Suffol k, England, about
age 76. Wikitree: William "of Hessett" Goodrich Bor n about 1545 in Felsham,
Suffolk, England Son of Robert Goodrich an d Elizabeth Unknown Brother of
Adam Goodrich, Thomas Goodrich, Emma Go odrich, Elizabeth Goodrich and John
Goodrich Husband of Margaret (Rich ardson) Goodrich — married 7 Nov 1568 in
Felsham, Suffolk, England DE SCENDANTS Father of Elizabeth (Goodrich)
Clarke, Robert Goodrich, Wi lliam Goodrich, Henry Goodrich, John Goodrich and
Susan (Goodrich) Bea mand Died before 24 Oct 1631 in Hessett, Suffolk, England
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2 Sources • 2.1 Name • 2.2 Birth • 2.3 Marria ge • 2.4 Burial • 3
Sources • 4 Acknowledgements Biography A source d account with more detail
can be accessed here: [1] The will of Rober t Goodrich of Felsham provided
access to his home and sustenance for h is widow Elizabeth, who was eventually
buried 09 Aug 1579 at St. Ethel bert parish in Hessett, [2] and bequeathed to
principal heir Adam Good rich his lands and tenements in Felsham. The other
children were given , in the order they were named in the will: Thomas
Goodrich received £ 20, William Goodrich received £20, Emma Goodrich
received £10, Elizabe th Goodrich received £10, John Goodrich received £20,
and a payment sc hedule was stated. [3] The will of Robert Goodrich of Felsham
was prov ed 22 Feb 1569/70. By this time son Adam Goodrich had married his
firs t wife Ann and they had three children: Robert Goodrich (the family tr
adition was to name the eldest son after the paternal grandfather), fo r whom
no baptismal record has been found though Robert was the princi pal heir in
the 1597 will of Adam Goodrich of Felsham, [4] and two chi ldren baptized at
St. Ethelbert parish in Hessett, Suffolk, England i n 1566-1568: Susan
Goodrich and John Goodrich. [5] John Goodrich becam e John Goodrich the
Alderman of Bury St. Edmunds; named in the will o f his father as "John
Goodrich of Bury," and he was the father of th e immigrant Thomas Goodrich of
Old Rappahannock, Virginia. [6] Also b y the time that the will of Robert
Goodrich of Felsham had been prove d in 1570, son William Goodrich had married
Margaret Richardson at Fel sham on 07 Nov 1568. [7] Following the death of
their father Robert Go odrich, Adam Goodrich and William Goodrich appear to
have traded place s: the remaining 8 children of Adam Goodrich; 4 by first
wife Ann an d 4 by second wife Katherine, appear in 1571-1588 baptismal
records o f St. Peter-Felsham. [8] Conversely, all known baptismal records for
t he children of William and Margaret (Richardson) Goodrich were at St .
Ethelbert parish in Hessett: first for eldest son Robert Goodrich; b aptized
05 May 1577, followed by son William Goodrich; baptized 11 Se p 1580, followed
by son Henry Goodrich, who was baptized 12 Jan 1583/ 4 with a notation in the
parish register that he was the third son o f William Goodrich. [9] Eldest son
Robert Goodrich was also one of th e individuals named in a Hessett deed of
feoffment with livery of seis in dated 06 Oct 1585 that named William Goodrich
and Robert his son, [ 10] which is also consistent with Robert Goodrich being
the eldest son . No known baptismal record exists for daughter Elizabeth
Goodrich o r for son John Goodrich; the principal heir in the 04 Apr 1631 will
o f William Goodrich of Hessett; proved 02 Feb 1631/2, which did not nam e
eldest son Robert Goodrich, who apparently died before the will wa s drafted;
their sister Susan Goodrich was baptized 30 May 1591. [ 1 sketch of
Ribsom Hall From Goodrich Family Associatio n website: "William Gooderich
was born circa 1545 at prob. Suffolk Cou nty, England.2 He married Margaret
Richardson in 1568 at Felsham, Suf folk County, England.3 He left a will
dated 4 April 1631 at Hegessett , Suffolk County, England, naming all his
children except Henry and Ro bert. He named his son John as sole executor and
an heir, leaving hi m all his "howses... and hereditaments... in Hegessett...
free and cop ieholds... forevermore." John was also tasked with paying as
render £ 16 to his brother William, £8 to his sister Elizabeth Gooderich,
wif e of Philip Clarke, and £8 to his sister Susan Gooderich, wife of Joh n
Beamand. He died between 4 April 1631 and 24 October 1631.2,1 He w as buried
on 24 October 1631 at Hessett, Suffolk County, England.2 Hi s will was proved
on 2 February 1631/32 at Archdeaconary Court, Sudbur y, Suffolk County,
England.5 Children of William Gooderich and Margare t Richardson • Elizabeth
Gooderich1 • John Gooderich+1 b. c 1575, d. b t 14 Apr 1632 - 21 Apr 1632
• Robert Gooderich4 b. 5 May 1577 • Willia m Gooderich1 b. 11 Sep 1580 •
Henry Gooderich+1 b. 12 Jan 1583/84, d . b 4 Apr 1631 • Susan Gooderich1 b.
30 May 1591" Children of Will . and Mar. bap Children of William Goodrich
and wife Margaret: Rober t bp. 5 May 1577, William bp. 11 September 1580,
Henry (3rd son) bp. 1 2 January 1583/4, Susan bp. 13 May 1591. William
Goodrich had a will . He was of Hegessett, in the County of Suffolk. Yeoman,
made 4 Apri l 1631, and proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Sudbury 2 February
163 2. “To John Gooderich, my son, all my houses, lands, and tenements i n
Hegessett aforesaid, both freehold and coy-hold, and he to pay as re nder to
my children, namely, to William Gooderich, my son, £16; to Eli zabeth Clarke,
my daughter, wife of Philip Clarke, £8; to Susan Beaman d, my daughter, wife
of John Beamand, £8. My son John Gooderich to b e executor. In the presence
of John Whyle; the mark of John Bewley, th e mark of Richared Sharpe, the mark
of John Copley.” • WILL OF JOHN G ODERICH. • John Goderich of Burie St
Edmond, in the County of Suffolk , clothier, dated April 14, 1632, and proved
In the Archdeaconry Cour t of Sudbury, May 16, 1632: • "ffirst and
principallie I comend my sow le into the hands of the Almightie God, my
Creator, and to Jesus Chris t, his onlye sonne, my lord and onlye Saviour, by
the merits of whos e death and passion I steadfastlie beleeve to have free
p'don and forg ivenes of all my synnes, and to be made p'taker of the ioyes of
heaven ." To Margerie, my wife, my house wherein I now dwell in Bury, and m y
land in Horningherth, in the County of Suffolk, for her life, and o n her
death to descend to my four sons, William Gooderiche the elder , William
Gooderiche the younger, John Gooderich, and Jeremy Gooderich . To my son John
Gooderich, my house or tenement and lands in Hessett , in the said County of
Suffolk, my said wife to have the profits til l my son John Gooderich shall
attain twenty-one. If he die without law ful issue under twenty-one, then the
property to him bequeathed to des cend and come to the said William Gooderich
the elder, Wm. Gooderich t he younger, and Jeremy Gooderich, to be equally
divided amongst them . To my said three sons, William Gooderich the elder,
William Gooderic h the younger, and Jeremy Gooderich, one hundred pounds
apiece at twen ty-one. If any die under twenty-one and without issue, then the
portio n or legacy of him or them so dying shall come to the rest of my sai d
sons. My wife to have the managing of the portions during minority , and the
increase and benefit arising from their said several portion s to be for their
education and maintenance, and for binding of any o f them forth apprentices,
and the residue to be delivered to my sons a t the time limited for payment of
the portions. If any of my said chil dren prove rebellious, stubborn, and
disobedient, and refuse to be mai ntained, ordered, and governed according to
my said wives discretion , or the discretion of such others as during their
minority shall hav e the managing of their said portions, in case my wife die,
then the p rofits and increase of his or their portions that shall so
misdemean s hall go to the others of them that are dutiful and obedient.
Provide d that my wife do pay all such legacies contained in my father's will
, which on • https://archive.org/stream/goodrichfamilyi00unkngoog#page
/n51/mode/1up • Pg.21 • my part are yet to be paid. To Margaret, daugh ter
of my brother Henry Gooderich, five pounds at 24, and to William G ooderich,
son of my said brother Henry Gooderich, five pounds at 24, w ith benefit of
survivorship. To the two younger children of my siste r Susan, by her first
husband John Lark, forty shillings apiece at 24 , with benefit of
survivorship. To the poor of the parish of St. Mar y in Bury, forty shillings
to be distributed one month after my deceas e. To the poor spinners of
Drinkstone, in the County of Suffolk, twent y shillings to be distributed
within a month after my decease. All th e rest of my goods, chattels, wares,
stock, plate, household stuff, an d moveables to Margerie, my wife, whom I
make sole executrix. Thomas C haplyne. mercer, Clement Chaplyne, brother of
said Thomas, Jeremy Staf ford, mercer, and my cousin, Robert Gooderich of Bury
St. Edmunds, afo resaid supervisors, and for their pains I give to every one
forty shil lings. If my wife die before the will is fully performed, and have
no t nominated any person or persons for the performance thereof, then m y
said supervisors to take upon them the performance, and shall also h ave the
managing and employment of all such portions as shall come t o any of my said
children after the decease of my said wife. Witness : Richard Cooper Harman,
by mark; the mark of Robert Brightnall, Phili p Crowe.
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Among the 26 soldiers who took part in the capture of the Indian For Notes
t at Mystic, in the Pequot Campaign
William was born in Bury St. Edmunds, County Suffolk, England and cam Notes
e to America in 1635. His father was John Goodrich and his mother wa s Marjerie
Howe Goodrich. His parents remained in England and are buri ed at Bury St.
Edmunds in County Suffolk. Most of the Goodrichs in th e USA today are
descendants of William. Ensign William Goodrich, a so n of John and Margerie
(Howes) Goodrich of Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk , England was baptized February
13, 1621/2 at Bury St. Mary.William pr obably came to America in 1635 with his
older brother John and their g uardian Clement Chaplin on the Elizabeth.
Clement Chaplin departed Cam bridge with the followers of Rev. Thomas Hooker
in 1636 and came to Ha rtford, but settled instead in nearby Wethersfield,
where he was the R uling Elder. William Goodrich married on October 4, 1648 in
Hartford , Connecticut Sarah Marvin (1631-1702), a daughter of Matthew and
Eliz abeth Marvin of Great Bentley, Essex. William and Sarah had 5 sons an d 4
daughters, and lived out their lives in Wethersfield. William die d before the
inventory of his estate taken November 14, 1676, and wa s buried in
Wethersfield Village Cemetery in a grave that probably ha d one of the
perishable markers from that time that are no longer visi ble | The Goodrich
name comes down through William but his brother J ohn did have 3 daughters so
there are females from the Goodrich line n ot of William. You don't have to
have the Goodrich name to be a Goodri ch. Judy Goodrich Starr
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The Boston Transcript
Publication: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
Date: Feb 13 1928
Text: "...married first, wllllam (2) Curtis (John 1) of Stratford. William (2)
Goodrich, born Feb. 8, 1661, died Dec. 27, 1737, married, Nov. 22, 1680, Grace
(2) Riley, who died Oct. 23, 1712, daughter of John (1) Riley..."
Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut, 1911
Date: 1911
Place: Connecticut, USA
Publication place: New York, USA
Text: "...1712, daughter of John and Grace Riley. He married (second), June 5,
1714, Mary Ann Ayrault, born 1661, died August 27, 1741, daughter of Dr.
Nicholas Ayrault. Children of first wife : William, born August..."
About this source:
Title: Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut, 1911
Description: Paged continuously
Volume: v.3
Publication date: 1911
Publisher: New York, Lewis Historical Pub. Co
Author: Cutter, William Richard, 1847-1918
Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation
Tags: uconn_libraries, americana
Contributor: University of Connecticut Libraries