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People:

Robert Cook m. Sarah Baxter Going and their children were:
- Mary Tolbert Cook 1805-1826 (died at 20)
- Elizabeth Lovelace Cook 1807-1897 m. Drennan Love
- Dennis Cook 1807-1897 m. Nancy Palmer
- Nancy Adeline Cook 1810-1884 m. William Findley and then m. Abner Winn
- Sarah Melissa Cook 1812- m. Elbert Robertson
- Joseph Sayre Cook 1814-1868 m. Louisa Adeline Gay
- Thomas Chettam Cook 1817-1894 m. Georgianna Fields
- Rebecca Mahala Cook 1819-1843 m. Murchison Findley
- Robert March Cook 1822-1836 (died at 13-14)
- Chelsea Monroe Cook 1824-1869 m. Susan A. Kennedy

Rebecca Going m. John Annett, they had the following children
- Sarah Annett 1823-1881 m. William Robertson
- Mary Tolber Annett 1824-1840 (died at 16)
- Martha J “Patsy” Annett 1826-1890 m. Curtis Booth
- Nancy Ann Annett 1828-1910 m. John Frederick Koster
- George W Annett 1830-1905 m. Mary “Mollie” Low
- Jane Annett 1834 m. ?
- Susan Annett 1837 m. ?

Job Going m. Rebecca Lockert, they had the following children
- Sarah Baxter Going 1802-1804
- Asenith Going 1804-1807
- Sarah Miles Going 1807-1807
- Mary Polly Going 1809-1840 m. Joseph McClure
- Rebecca Lockert Going 1809-1860 m. John Lang
- Martha A Going 1811-1873 m. Archibald Hood
- Jane E Going 1813-1880 m. Benjamin Jolly Hughes
- Eli Thomas Going 1816-1889 m. Jane Mahala Somerville
- Alfred Elijah Going 1819-1896 m. Marian A Wiggington

James Goyne m. Elizabeth Cook, they had the following children:
- John C. Goyne 1810–1870 m. Susan Caroline Hickman
- Thomas Baxter Goyne 1820–1888 (NOT confirmed)
- Martha Cordelia Goyne 1821–1897 m. Henry White Thornton
- Elizabeth A. Going 1823–1850 m. John Haughey
- Isaac Newton Goyne 1826–1867 m. Mary Adkison and then m. Hariet Caroline Shackleford
- James Robert Going abt 1828–1850 m. Malinda Booth

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Tuscaloosa Co, AL

FACTS and SOURCES:

1823 Feb 22 – Job Going’s family removed to Tuscaloosa County, Alabama in 1823. “Job Gowing” received a land grant there in that year. The land grant was recorded in “Tuscaloosa Land Office Register,” according to “Old Tuskaloosa Land Office Records & Military Warrants, 1821-1855,” page 18, by Marilyn Davis Barefield. “Joe Gowing” joined David Reid on February 22, 1823 in the purchase of land in Section 9, Township 21, Range 10 W in Tuscaloosa County.

1823 Dec 14 – James Gowen m. Mary Ann Woods with William Gowen security. bk 1, p 5. p. 35
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1825 Jan 22 – Humphrey Chappell v. Gowing, Thomas 1826-104 209 1826104_0127 1826-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1827. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-104Gallery.htm

1825 Feb 12 – John Chism 1826-104 209 1826104_0127. Tuscaloosa Co, Alabama
… Thomas Gowing and John Chism are jurors in Humphrey Chappell v Wiley Whatley & Elijah Whatley suit.
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1825 June 18 – Thomas Goyne appointed Justice of the Peace in Tuscaloosa County, AL. Pg. 308, Vol 1, Civil Register Co. Officers 1819-1832. https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=60923&h=76857&tid=69705632&pid=34477828202&usePUB=true&_phsrc=TqH1390&_phstart=successSource

1825 Sept – State of Alabama v. Rolling Andrews and Oliver Files. Thomas Gowing sworn as a juror, 1826-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-106Gallery.htm. pg. 256 (Image: 1826106_0128). Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1825 Sept 12 – James Haggard Pltf v. John Petty and Allen J Whatley, Defts. Thomas B. Goyne, Juror. pg. 48 1830106_0034 1830-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-106Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1825 Oct term – State of Alabama v. Oliver Files – Thomas Gowing sworn as a juror. 1826-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-106Gallery.htm. pg. 122 (image: 1826106_0062). Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1826 January 7 – Thomas B Goyne fr Wm Addington – Deed bk E, p 43. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… I William Addington of the County of Tuskaloosa and State of Alabama being indebted to Thomas B. Goyne of the County and State aforesaid in the sum of 100 dollars for which I have executed a note … payable to him the said Thomas B. Goyne … before the 15th day of January 1827 have for and in consideration of the aforesaid sum of 100 dollars bargained sold … unto the said Thomas B. Goyne a certain … negro slave named Nancy and aged about 14 years to have and to hold the said female negro slave …. until which time she is to remain in my possession and her future increase to the only proper use and behoof of the said Thomas B Goyne … I the said William Addington … If I the said William Addington … shall will and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said Thomas B Goyne … the full amount of the aforesaid note on or before the day upon which it becomes due …. this hereby bargained premises then … shall cease and void …
Signed: William Addington.
Wit: J.M. Jenkins.
1826 July 24 – This day John M. Jenkins appeared personally before me Henry T Anthony Clerk of the County aforesaid and made oath in due form of law that William Addington signed sealed acknowledged and delivered the foregoing indenture or mortgage …
1827 March 16 – I hereby relinquish the obligations of the within mortgage … as being fully satisfied …
Signed: D. Love.
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1826 Feb – The State of Alabama v. Suddeth Tolls. Thomas Gowing sworn as juror, 1826-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-106Gallery.htm. pg 89 (image: 1826106_0045). Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1826 Feb 11 – Thomas Owen v. William Bryant. Thomas Goyne as a juror 1830-104 174 1830104_0099. 1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1826 Feb 18 – State of Alabama v. William Robertson and Elbert Robertson. Thomas Gowing sworn as a juror 1826-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-106Gallery.htm. p. 58. (image 0031). Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1826 Mar 15 – John Lang m. Rebecca L. Going in Tuscaloosa Co, AL. p. 40 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9TQ-5?i=218&cat=366715

1826 March 24 – Samuel Taylor v James Camron, and John L Purcy v Claibourn Hams – both slander cases – in both cases Thomas Going is a juror sworn on the case. 1824-101 472 1824101_0242. 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. pgs 472-473. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1826 April 5 – James D Moore m. Sarah Gowen – Sarah, daughter of William Gowen, who appeared in person to give consent; also Noble A Penland, guardian of James Moore gave consent. bk 1, p 96. p. 59 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-HS9P-6?i=508&cat=366715

1826 Sept 9 – Charles Peavy v Gideon Berry. Thomas Gowing is sworn as a juror 1826-106 42 1826106_0023 1826-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-106Gallery.htm. p. 42 (image 0023). Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1826 Oct 12 – Humphrey Chappell v Wiley Whatley – Thomas Gowing is sworn as a juror on case. 1824-101 522 1824101_0267. 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 Oct 12 – John Chism 1824-101 522 1824101_0267. Tuscaloosa Co, Alabama
… Thomas Gowing and John Chism are jurors … in Humphrey Chappell v Wiley Whatley appeal.
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1826 Oct 12 – Thomas Taylor v. Edmund P Bauer – Thomas Gowing sworn in as a juror. 1824-101 526 1824101_0269 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 Oct 12 – John Chism 1824-101 526 1824101_0269. Tuscaloosa Co, Alabama
… Thomas Gowing and John Chism are jurors in Thomas Taylor v Edmund P Baur – debt case.
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1826 Oct 14 – Benjamin Russell v. Philip P Wright. Thomas Gowing sworn in as a juror. 1824-101 538 1824101_0275 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 Oct 14 – State v. Oliver Files. Thomas Gowing is sworn in as a juror. 1824-101 543 1824101_0277 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 Oct 16 – State v William Robertson and Elbert Robertson. Thomas Gowing is sworn in as a juror. 1824-101 548 1824101_0280 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 Oct 16 – State v. Thomas Ellard, Charles Pury, Joshua Peavy, and Lewis Griffin. Thomas Gowing is sworn in as a joror. 1824-101 549 1824101_0280 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 Oct 16 – State v. Suddeth Tolls. Thomas Gowing sworn in as a juror. 1824-101 550 1824101_0281 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 Oct 23 – Charles Lewin pltf v. Peter A Remsen, Deft. Thomas Goyne as a juror., pg. 405 (Image: 1827102_0216). 1827-102: Circuit Court Pleas 1827-1828. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-102Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1827 Feb 28 – Peter Donaldson, pltf v. James P Smith, Deft. Thomas Goyne as a juror, 1828-105 page 18 (Image: 1828105_0022). 1828-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1828 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1828-105Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1827 February – The State of Alabama v. James Chism} Assault and Battery (against Daniel Daugherty). Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
… at a Circuit Court … for the County of Tuscaloosa … Benjamin Whitfield foreman, Thomas Hogg Sr, Robert Walker, William Cole, Zachariah Simpson, Asa Smith, Richard Murphy, Job Going, William Pearson, Abel Pennington, Alexander D Gamble, Jacob Wizzer, James Knox, John W Bealle, and Merryman Pounds … empannelled … to enquire for the body of the County of Tuscaloosa … exhibited against the Defendant a bill of indictment …
… say that James Chism late of the County of Tuscaloosa in the County of Tuscaloosa on the 13 day of March in the year 1827 with force and arms at the County afsd in and upon one Daniel Daugherty in the peace of God and our Country then and there being did make an assault and him the said Daniel Daugherty then and there did beat, bruise, wound and ill treat and other wrongs to the said Daniel Daugherty then and there did to the great damage of the said Daniel Daugherty and against the peace and dignity of the State of Alabama. Signed: Const. Perkins, Attorney General for the State of Alabama.
… Sheriff of Tuscaloosa … commanded to take the body of James Chism if to be found in your County and him safely keep so that you have his body before the Judge of our next Circuit Court … the 2d Monday after the 4th Monday in Sept next … for assaulting and beating one Daniel Daugherty in the County of Tuscaloosa afsd … Signed:
… John M Jenkins, Clerk. Aug 24, 1827.
… Sheriff afsd returned … “we James Chism & ____ are held and bound unto John Murphy Gov of Alabama … in the sum of 50 dollars … we bind ourselves … jointly and severally … this 31st day of August 1827 … condition … James Chism has been this day apprehended by the Shff of Tuscaloosa county by a capias … on a charge of assaulting and beating one Daniel Daugherty …
… if said James Chism shall make his personal appearance … our next Circuit Court … on the 2d Monday after the 4th Monday in Sept next … to answer the foregoing charge and not depart … then this obligation void … Signed: James Chism, John Chism, William Robertson.
… Defendant pleads … not guilty … trial puts himself upon the Country and the Attorney General … came a Jury … say the defendant is guilty … assess a fine against him of 22 dollars and 50 cents … as John Chism in his own proper person and the said John Chism agreeing as security for the defendant that judgment shall be awarded against him for the fine and costs recovered against the said defendant in this prosecution … the defendant be discharged from custody … Tuscaloosa County recover of the said John Chism security as afsd 22 dollars and 50 cents the fine afsd together with the said costs ….
Chism, James $22.5 fine Assault & Battery 1826-106 290 1826106_0145 Mar Term 1827
Chism, James 1826-106 291 1826106_0145
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1827 February – The State of Alabama v. James Chism} Assault and Battery (against Elijah South). Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
… that on the 13 day of March 1827 … with force and arms … upon one Elijah South … did beat, bruise, wound and ill treat and other wrongs to the said Elijah South … to the great damage of the said Elijah South and against the peace … of the State of Alabama. Signed: Const Perkins, Atty Gen. State of Alabama.
… the 24th day of August 1827 … a writ of capias ad respondendum against the defendant … commanded to take the body of James Chism … before the Judge of our nxt Circuit Court … to answer a charge to be exhibited against him on behalf of the State of Alabama for assaulting and beating one Elijah South….
… Shff returned … “we James Chism & John Chism & William Robinson are held and bound unto John Murphy Gov of Alabama … in the sum of 50 dollars … this 31s day of Aug 1827 … condition … James Chism shall make his personal appearance before the Judge of our next Circuit Court … to answer the afsd charge … Signed: James Chism, John Chism, William Robertson.
… the said defendant being charged … pleads thereto not guilty … jury … on their oaths do say the defendant is guilty … a fine against him of 5 dollars …
…. as John Chism in his own proper person and the said John Chism agreeing that judgment shall be awarded against him as security for the defendant … the said defendant … be discharged from custody …. Tuscaloosa County recover against the said John Chism the sum of 5 dollars the fine assessed …
Chism, James his mark 1826-106 292 1826106_0146 31 Aug 1827
Chism, James 2nd Assault & Battery charge 1826-106 293 1826106_0146 Mar Term 1827
Chism, James 1826-106 294 1826106_0147
Chism, James his mark 1826-106 295 1826106_0147
Chism, John 1826-106 292 1826106_0146
Chism, John 1826-106 293 1826106_0146
Chism, John 1826-106 295 1826106_0147
Chism, John 1826-106 296 1826106_0148
(Circuit Ct Pleas)
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1827 March 2 – Edward Sims, David Scott, Moses Luvell, Benjamin Hornet, William Jones, Thomas Jones and John Jones owners of the steamboat “Warrior” complain of Thomas Goyne for Trespass with force and arms. They complain that Thomas Goyne untied the steamboat Warrior from its mooring, which led to the boat floating down the river and caused a “hogshead” of sugar to be thrown from the boat into the Black Warrior River – spoiling the sugar – which was worth $500.00 – the amount of damage claimed.
Thomas Goyne answered the lawsuit – his attorney complained that one of the Plaintiffs, Thomas Jones, was dead – so the pleading was not sufficient in law. The court agreed with Defendant, but then allowed the Plaintiffs to amend their pleadings and the case then went to a jury for a decision.
The jury consisted of Elijah Clements, Robert W Garner, William Bryant, George A Shelton, Charles Page, John Green, David Hester, James Hudson, James P. Smith, Smith L Williamson, Benjamin F. Spencer, and Joseph Bullock – elected, tried, and sworn . . . The jury found the Defendant not guilty.
The Defendant (Thomas Goyne) plead that “he was the public Ferryman of the landing across the Black Warrior River apposite the Town of Tuskaloosa and that he was obstructed from his landing place by the rope which he loosed and that it became necessary for him to loose the rope which he did loose in order to approach the landing place and without this he committed no other force or violence” . . . Circuit Court Pleas 1828, pg. 8-10. 1828-105 8 1828105_0017. 1828-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1828 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1828-105Gallery.htm Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1827 March 7 – Jesse Bryant, pltf v. John L Tindall, deft. Thomas Goyne as a juror, 1828-105 page 25 (Image: 1828105_0025). 1828-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1828 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1828-105Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1827 May 6 – Mashac Gowan m. Sarah Speers – Consent of Benjamin Gowen, father of the boy, and consent of Thomas Speers, father of the girl. bk 1, p 132. p. 37. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9PR-H?i=485&cat=366715

1827 Dec 20 – Permelia Going was married to William Lang December 20, 1827, according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book 1, page 126, as transcribed in “Marriage Record of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama” by Pauline Jones Gandrud. 1827 Dec 19 – William Lang m. Permelia Going in Tuscaloosa Co, AL. p. 41 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9T3-J?i=219&cat=366715

1829 August 6 – T B Goyne to J C Cummins – Deed bk G, p. 548 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between Thomas B. Goyne of the first part and John O Cummins of the second part and Thomas Wash and Thomas Johnston of the third part … Whereas the said Thomas B. Goyne is justly indebted to said Thomas J. Wash and Thomas Johnston in the sum of 173 dollars to be paid in four annual instalments … one fourth on the 2st day of January 1830, and every other one on the first day of January of the three successive years following untill the whole is paid as by a bond bearing date the 1st day of January in the year 1829 more fully appears … Thomas B. Goyne … confirms to the said John O Cummins … all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the 16th section Township 21 Range 10 W marked and numbered in the plat of said Section as Town lots No. 7 & 9 containing 7 acres & 65/100 of an acre … untill default be made in either of the said instalments or in the whole of the said sum of 173 dollars … until the 4 installments into are paid so that no default of the payment of the said sum of 173 dollars be made then this indenture to be void …
Signed: Thomas B. Goyne, John O Cummins, Thomas J Wash, Thomas Johnston.
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1828 March 12 – Charles Lewin v. Peter Williamson. Thomas Goyne sworn as a juror, 1827-101 pg. 395 (Image: 1827101_0200 ). 1827-101/1827101_0200 1827-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1827-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-101Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1828 March 14 – Edward Sims and others v. Thomas Goyne, Trespass. Edward Sims, David Scott, Moses sewell, Benjamin Harner, William Janes, and John Janes plaintiffs. Since last continuance Thomas Janes has departid this life. Jury finds the Deft not guilty of trespass. Plaintiffs take nothing and Defendant recover costs of suit. pg. 410-411, (Image: 208). 1827-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1827-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-101Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1828 March 14 – Peter Doneldson v. James P Smith. Thomas Goyne as a juror., pg. 422 (Image: 1827101_0214). 1827-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1827-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-101Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1828 March 14 – Jesse Bryant v. John L. Tindall. Thomas Goyne as a juror., pg. 423 (Image: 1827101_0214). 1827-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1827-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-101Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1829 June – Thomas B. Goyne v. Joseph Burney, on April 25, 1829 a plea of debt by account not exceeding 50 dollars. Joseph Burney appeals. pg. 35-36 1829101_0027 1829-101: County Court Pleas 1829-1832. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-101Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829 Sept 8 – William Robertson admr pltf v. Thomas B Goyne, Deft. William Robertson admr of est of Samuel Christian decd held firmly bound unto Thomas B Goyne in sum of 1000 dollars . . . Arbitrators assigned to resolve all disputes between the parties. Thomas B Goyne was also required to post a bond of 1000 dollars unto Samuel Christian for this arbitration to resolve all of their disputes.
Robinson claims independently of a note which Goyne has given him for $244 for case laid in by Christian as stock to build the Gin . . .
The arbitrators award . . . that the whole of the firm property including the debts due thereto shall become the property and solely belong to the said Goyne. And that the said Goyne is properly and justly indebted to said Robinson as administrator of said Christian in an ddition to a note of $244 executed by said Goynes to said Robinson as admin, the sum of $67 dollars and 87 and 1/2 cents . . . Thomas B Goyne to pay costs in case. pgs 25-29 (images 0025-0026). 1829-109: Circuit Court Pleas 1829-1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-109Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829 Sept 12. James H Dearing and Robert Cook, commissioners v. Asahel Babb and Thomas B. Goyne, action on am amount due on a note . . . sum of $75 dollars. pgs 239-241 (Images: 0131- 0132 ). 1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1829 Sept 12 – James H Dearing and Robert Cook, commissioners v. William Lang and Thomas B. Goyne, action to recover amount du by a note dated Dec 30, 1828 payable before Jan 1, 1829 to pltfs as commissioners for leasing . . . the 16th section in Township 21, Range 10 for the sum of $56 dollars which is due and upaid. pgs 317-320 (Images: 0171-0172 ). 1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1829 Sept 12 – James H Dearing and Robert Cook, commissioners v. Thomas B. Goyne and Asahel Babb, Defts. Debt. Action to recover of Defts amount due on a note dated Dec 30, 1828 payable on or before Jan 1, 1829 for $60 dollars and 48 cents. pgs 320-321 (Image: 0173). 1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1829 Sept 12 – Burwell Trawick etal, Pltfs v. Thomas B. Goyne and Robert Cook, Defts. Debt. Action brought to recover of the Defts the sum of $50 by a note on April 2, 1827, due on Jan 1, 1828 to Magirt Joy, and indorsed by Joy to the Pltfs on April 4, 1827, whose sue for the use of J H Dearing as a school commissioner. pgs. 1-3 (Images: 0010-0011) . 1830-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-106Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829 Sept 12 – Burwell Trawick, John Fortson, James Jin Rins, for the use of etc, Pltfs v. Thomas B. Goyne and Robert Cook, Defts. Action brought by pltfs for use of James H Dearing a school commissioner to recover of the defendants the amount due on a note by them April 2, 1827, for $50 payable on or before Jan 1, 1829. pgs. 3-5 (Images: 0011-0012). 1830-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-106Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829 Sept 15 – William Robinson admr, Pltf v. Thomas B. Goyne, Deft. Assumpsit. William Roberson as admn of Est of Samuel Christian decd. To recover from Deft on instrument in writing of which is $244.00. Court awards $253 and 93 and 3/4 cents damages to Deft. pgs 201-203. (Images: 0112-0113). 1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1829 Oct – Thomas B. Goyne, as juror 1831-105 149 1831105_0088. 1831-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-105Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829 Oct Term – John Chism, 1827-103 121 1827103_0066. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
State v John Hoy. Witness John Chism for the State, 4 days 12 and 1/2 ch F(C) 4: 12 and 1/2.
(Circuit Court Witness Docket 1827-1831)
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1829 Oct 8 – William Robinson admr of Samuel Christian decd, v. Thomas B. Goyne. Confirmation of an award made between the parties and returned . . . that the pltf recover against the Deft 311 dollars and 87 and 1/2 cents, and costs expended. pg. 477 (Image: 1829105_0247). 1829-105: Circuit Court Minutes 1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-105Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829 Dec 14 – Thomas B. Goyne v. Joseph Burney, Appeal. Plaintiff called but not. Default against Plaintiff. Deft awarded costs for default of Pltf. pg. 68 (Image: 1829104_0043). 1829-104: County Court Minutes 1829-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1830 United States Federal Census
Name: [John Hoy]
[John Haughey]
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 1
Total – All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 1
Year: 1830; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Series: M19; Roll: 3; Page: 328; Family History Library Film: 0002330
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1830 United States Federal Census
Name: Thomas Goings
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 1
Total – All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 1
Year: 1830; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Series: M19; Roll: 3; Page: 328; Family History Library Film: 0002330
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1830 United States Federal Census
Name: Job Going
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – 10 thru 14: 2
Free White Persons – Males – 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 50 thru 59: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 15 thru 19: 2
Free White Persons – Females – 40 thru 49: 1
Slaves – Males – Under 10: 3
Slaves – Males – 24 thru 35: 4
Slaves – Females – Under 10: 2
Slaves – Females – 10 thru 23: 1
Slaves – Females – 24 thru 35: 2
Free White Persons – Under 20: 4
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 7
Total Slaves: 12
Total – All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 19
Year: 1830; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Series: M19; Roll: 3; Page: 330; Family History Library Film: 0002330
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(Note: Combining the 1800, 1810 and 1830 Census puts Job Going’s birth year between 1771 and 1774. Combining the 1820 and 1830 Census puts Rebecca’s birth year between 1781-1790).

1830 November 10 – Job Going from David Reed – Deed bk H, p 326 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between David Reed and Mary Reid his wife of the first part and Job Going of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 2000 dollars … sell and convey unto the said party of the second part … the East half of the NE quarter containing 80 acres and 13 hundredths of an acre in the W half of the NE quarter containing 80 acres and 13 hundredths of an acre. The E half of the NW quarter contining 80 acres and 13 hundredths of an acre all of the above mentioned lands lying in the fractional section 15 in Township 21 of Range 10 West in the district of Tuskaloosa and State of Alabama … Also the 1/2 of 2 half quarter sections of land that was entered by said David Reid and Job Going viz the E half of the NW quarter & the W half of the SE quarter both in Section 9 in Township 21 of Range 10 West in the District of Tuskaloosa and State of Alabama containing each 79 acres and 69 and a half hundredths of an acres …
Signed: D. Reid, Mary Reid.
Wit: A.K. Ramsey.
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1832 January 27 – Job Going from J L Tindall – Deed bk H, p 416 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between John L Tendall and Mary his wife of the first part and Job Going of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 300 dollars by the said party of the second part … confirm unto the said party of the second part … land situate lying and being in the County of Tuscaloosa and State of Alabama and bounded as follows to wit the W half of the SW quarter of Section 7 in the Township 21 of Range 10 W in the district of Tuscaloosa containing 80 acres and 26 hundredths of and a half hundredths of an acre according to the official plat of the survey …
Signed: John S Tendall, Mary Tendall
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1830 March 30 – James Haggard v. Allen J Whatley. Thomas B. Goyne as a juror, pg. 82 1830103_0045. 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 March 30 – Thomas Owen v. William Bryant. Thomas B. Goyne as a juror, pg. 83 1830103_0045 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 6 – William Robinson admr v. Thomas B. Goyne, Assumpsit. Plaintiff to recover against Deft 253 dollars and 93 and 3/4 cents for Defts non-permormance of the promise, with costs of suit. pg. 122 1830103_0065 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 7 – James H. Dearing and Robert Cook, Commissioners v. Asahel Babb and Thomas B. Goyne, Debt. Defts admit owing plaintiffs sum of $75. Pg. 134 1830103_0071 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 8 – James H Dearing and Robert Cook, Commsrs v. William Lang and Thomas B. Goyne, Debt. Awarded Pltf $56 dollars and $5 dollars and 69 cents along with costs of suit. pgs. 143 (Images: 0075-0076). 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 8 – James H Dearing and Robert Cook, Commsrs v. Thomas B. Goyne and Asahel Babb, Debt. Plaintiffs recover $60 and $6 dollars and 14 cents against Defts., pgs 144-145 1830103_0076 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 8 – Burwell Trawick, etal v. Thomas B Goyne and Robert Cook, Debt. Pltfs to recover $50 dollars, and $5 dollars and 8 cents. 1830-103 144 1830103_0076 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 8 – Burwell Trawick etal v. Thomas B. Goyne and Robert Cook, Debt. Pltfs recover $50 dollars, and $9 dollars and 8 cents. pg. 145 1830103_0076 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 May 25 – Thomas B. Goyne (Thomas B Going) use of Joseph Cleveland v. John Haughey, John Haughey alleges that Thomas B Goyne brought an action by a warrant for the use of Joseph Cleveland before one Job Going an acting justice of the peace in and for said County against your petitioner and on the 29 day of April 1830 the said justice entered up a judgment against your petitioner in favor of said Goyne . . . in the sum of six dollars and 66 cents besides costs of suit and an execution was issued thereon by the said justice on the 5th day of May thereafter and placed in the hands of one J E Rial an acting constable for said County and said Constable is now about to Levy the same upon the property of your petitioner. . . . Before said suit and transfer of claim from Goyne to Cleveland, petitioner had a legal claim against said T B Goyne and to a considerable amount over and above the amount of the judgment rendered as aforesaid by said justice.
Ordered by the court that the Def go hence without delay and recover of the Pltf Joseph Cleveland for whose use this suit has been brought, his costs by him about his defence in this behalf expended. pg. 184- (Images: 0098 – ). 1829-101: County Court Pleas 1829-1832. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-101Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1830 June 18 – Thomas B. Goyne use of Joseph Cleveland v. John Hawkey. Held that Def recover of the Plaintiff Joseph Cleveland his costs in defence expended. pg. 98 1829104_0058 1829-104: County Court Minutes 1829-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1830 November 10 – Job Going from David Reed – Deed bk H, p 326 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between David Reed and Mary Reid his wife of the first part and Job Going of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 2000 dollars … sell and convey unto the said party of the second part … the East half of the NE quarter containing 80 acres and 13 hundredths of an acre in the W half of the NE quarter containing 80 acres and 13 hundredths of an acre. The E half of the NW quarter contining 80 acres and 13 hundredths of an acre all of the above mentioned lands lying in the fractional section 15 in Township 21 of Range 10 West in the district of Tuskaloosa and State of Alabama … Also the 1/2 of 2 half quarter sections of land that was entered by said David Reid and Job Going viz the E half of the NW quarter & the W half of the SE quarter both in Section 9 in Township 21 of Range 10 West in the District of Tuskaloosa and State of Alabama containing each 79 acres and 69 and a half hundredths of an acres …
Signed: D. Reid, Mary Reid.
Wit: A.K. Ramsey.
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1830 Nov 27 – John Haughey complt v John Strang, Deft. Injunction. . . . for the forgoing reasons when your orator shipped his purchses which were to a large amount made in Mobile he did not believe it safe to consign them to said Strang and they were directed to one Thomas B. Goyne, but said Goyne not having received the letters in time, they were at their arrival received for your orator by said Strang. (Thomas B Goyne as a witness in this case). pgs. 209-224. (Images: 0123-0131). 1831-108: Circuit Court Sitting in Chancery 1831-1832. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-108Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1830 Nov 27 – Inventory & Appraisement of Benjamin Palmer, decd.
Signed: William Findley, John Findley, B Traweek.
Personally appeared Job Going Justice of the peace for said County to Certify the above named William Findley, John Findley and B Traweek appraisers of hte Estate of Benjamin Palmer decd … Signed: Job Going JP.
Signed: Job Going admr.
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1831 Jan 8 – Account of sale of goods and chattles of Benjamin Palmer decd by Job Going administrator. Buyers: Miles Hassell, George Hassell, Isaac Lee, Dennis Cook, James Lyons, Mr Chatham, John Penn, Benjamin Whitfield, Mr Harris, Benjamin Blackburn, James Lyons, Dennis Cook, Mr Chatham, James Lyons, Isaac Lee, Mrs Lang, James Lyons, George Hassell, James Cardwell, Burwell Traweek,
Signed: Job Going admr Inventory Book, 1830-1836 p. 39. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1831 April 7 – Thomas B. Goyne, juror 1831-104 48 1831104_0028. 1831-104: Circuit Court Minutes 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831 June 4 – John B Hogan v. Thomas B. Going, trespass on the case, damages of 200 dollars plead. Action . . . brought to recover the amount due on a promissory note dated Apri 27, 1831 for 99 dollars 42 cents. pg. 333-334 (images: 0174 – 0175). 1829-101: County Court Pleas 1829-1832. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-101Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831 Aug 9 – Thomas B. Goyne, jury pool 3rd week 1831-104 119 1831104_0063 1831-104: Circuit Court Minutes 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831 Sept 5 – Mayberry, Jordan, decd. Mary D. Mayberry, widdow, appointed admx. Securities: Collin Finnell, William V. Burns. Commissioners: Job Goying, Collin Finnell, William Robertson, Robert Cook, Blake B Jones. Bk 1, p 6. p. 19 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9T7-7?i=197&cat=366715

1831 Sept 24 – Job Goyne adm and pltf v. Daniel McKae surv of Deft} Assumpsit.
Daniel McKae who hath survived Alexander McKae decsd . . . to answer Job Goyne admr of Benjamin Plamer decsd of a plea of tresp on the case in assumpsit upon premises to his damage as admr as afsd of two hundred dollars … Endorsed “This is an action of Assumpsit and founded on an open account of $63.84 for lumber furnished by the pltfs intestate to the said Deft and the said Alexander McKae in the lifetime of the said Alexander _ also for lumber and furnished since death of said Alexander and also by Pltf as admr . . . /images/1832-108/1832108_0043 pgs 51-52.
Additional pleadings and jury trial info noted. /images/1832-108/1832108_0044 pgs 53-54. 1832-108: Circuit Court Pleas 1832-1833 – Gallery: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1832-108Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1831 Oct 15 – Thomas B. Goyne, jury pool 3rd week 1831-104 463 1831104_0240 1831-104: Circuit Court Minutes 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831 Dec 12 – John B. Hogan v. Thomas B. Goyne, default against Deft for not answering for 103 dollars and 94 cents, plus costs expended. pg. 143 (Image: 1829104_0081). 1829-104: County Court Minutes 1829-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-104Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1832 Jan 18 – President and Directors of the Bank of the State of Alabama v. Edward Washington, W B Gowen, and Thomas Jones – (named Win B Gowen and William B Gowen in document) – who were security jointly and severally to pay the Bank $600.00. 1829-104: County Court Minutes 1829-1834. pg. 265-266. Tuscaloosa County, AL. Gowen, Win B 1829-104 265 1829104_0142. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1829-104/1829104_0142

1832 Jan 18 – Bank of Alabama v. Edward Washington, W B Gowen and Thomas Jones – case by Bank for security given on amount owed. Gowen, William B 1832-107 pgs 164 and 165 – 1832107_0095. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1832-107/1832107_0095 1832-107: County Court Pleas 1832-1834. pgs 164 and 165. Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1832 Jan 27 – John L Tindall and wife Mary Tindall to Job Going. 80.26 acres. Bk H, pg 416. p. 80 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-HSMC-T?i=661&cat=366715

1832 April 24 – Gowen, William B (noted as Wynn B Gowen in document as well) Bill of Exchange made out from Edward Washington of St Clair County to Wynn B Gowen for $500. Gowen endorsed over to Thomas Jones, and Thomas Jones endorsed over to the President and Directors of the Bank . . . 1832-107 124 1832107_0075. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1832-107/1832107_0075 . 1832-107: County Court Pleas 1832-1834. pg. 124. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1832 June 4 – Job Goin pltf v. Manley Files Junr and Abner Files Junr Defts } Appeal . . . of a $25.50 judgment against the Files . . . /images/1832-108/1832108_0058 pgs 80-81.
Held that the Plaintiff recover against defendants . . . /images/1832-108/1832108_0059 pgs 82-83. 1832-108: Circuit Court Pleas 1832-1833 – Gallery: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1832-108Gallery.htm Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1832 Sept 7 – Job Going admr of Benjamin Palmer decd, Pltf v. Thomas B. Goyne and James Christian, Defts. Trover. . . . a plea of Trespass on the Case in Trover to the damage of 500 dollars. Brouth to recover damages for the conversion of certain personal property belonging and appertaining to a certain cotton gin embracing saws, brushes gin dereu and of great value to wit of the value of five hundred dollars and being so possessed by the said Benjamin Palmer afterwards to wit — casually lost the said goods and chattels out of his possession and the same afterwards . . . came to the possession of the said Defts by finding. Yet the said Defts well knowing the said goods and chattels to be the property of the said Benjamin Palmer in his lifetime. . .
Defts plea “not guilty”. Jury trial – found found guilty of trover and conversion. Damages awarded at 310.20 dollars plus costs of court.
pg 98 – after the trial, Defendant made a “Bill of Exceptions” and an “offer of evidence” which was memorialized in the court findings that stated ” . . . Bill of Sale executed by Defendant Thomas B Goyne in 1829 to Benjamin Palmer decd which instrument is to be copied by the clerk and attached . . . consideration for bill of salle was not proved . . . evidence of consideration was . . . that on or about the day of the execution of the Bill of Sale he the witness loaned Palmer 40 dollars and which was as witness understood it to lift the mortgage or mem? which one William Robertson formerly held against the same property and which as witness understood was about to expire. It was proved that the screw was fastened to posts set in the ground in the usual way – the runing gear was also fastened to the ground and to the gin house in the usual way and the gin head was set on the gin house floor and connected to the runing gear with bands as is usual and that the same had not been removed since the sale. The above were the articles sued for. The Defendant asked the court to instruct the jury that if they believed the articles sued for were attached to the free hold and had never been removed since the sale by Goyne to Palmer that the Pltf could not sustain this action . Which instruction was refused.” The court then explained its reasoning for refusing the requested instruction to the jury, and memorialized the bill of exceptions.
1829 Dec 31 – Contract made . . . between Thomas B Goyne of the one part and Benjamin Palmer of the other part each of Tuscaloosa County witnesseth – That said Thomas has this day bargained and sold to the said Benjamin Palmer the runing gear and gin head embracing saws brushes gin screw and etc of his said Thomas’s gin in the vicinity of Tuskaloosa and at his present residence for the sum of one hundred dollars – provided that the sale aforesaid is made on the following conditions. That said Thomas B shall use and enjoy peaceable possession of the said runing gear screw head and until he shall have completed whatever cotton may be offered at his gin for gining during the ensuing gining season that is to say for the year 1830 – immediately after the gining season aforesaid the above Thomas B Goyne will deliver to the said Palmour or his assigns the said runing gear saw, gin head, screw and etc,. Signed: Thomas B. Goyne, Benjamin Palmour. Test: Moses McGuire.
p. 95-101 (Images 0065-0067).
1834-107: Circuit Court Pleas 1834: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-107Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1832 Sept 7 – Job Going admr of Benjamin Palmore decd, pltf, v. Thomas B Goyne and James Christian. Trover. This action is brought to recover damages for the conversion of a certain negro man slave by the name of Harry the property of the estate of the said Benjamin decd with a value of 500 dollars. Benjamin Palmore “casually lost the said negro man Harry out of his possession and the said negro man Harry afterwards . . . came to the possession of the said Defts by finding . . . said Defts well knowing the said negro man Harry to be the property of the said Benjamin Pelmore in his lifetime . . . Defts have not delivered said negro man Harry despite often requests they do so. (It appears in the next paragraph they are alleging a 2nd negro man named Harry as well was taken – but not clear if this is the same, or a repeat).
Defts plead “not guilty”. Jury trial found Defts guilty. Damages for 518 dollars plus costs.
Pltf introduced a bill of sale . . . executed by Deft Goyne to Plamore the Pltfs decd intestate. It was not proved that the negro boy ever went into the possession of Palmore. It was proved that the negro was not delivered at the time of sale. It was proved that most usually the negro was in the possession of Goyne who executed the Bill of Sale. That at one time the negro was hired out in the lifetime of Pelmore but by whom it was not known. It was proved that Palmore died in July or August 1830. It was also proved that after the death of Palmore, Goyne remained in possession of the negro until 1832 when Goyne executed to Deft Christian a bill of sale for said boy Harry and delivered the possession at the time of sale. That Christian executed to Goyne his promissory note for 450 dollars for said boy. There was no other evidence respecting the note and it did not appear whether it was paid or not. It was proved that prior and at the time of executing the said Bill of Sale by Goyne to Palmore, Goyne was embarrassed and in failing circumstances – that the negro was not delivered to Palmore nor seen in his possession by the witnesses. That no money was paid by Palmore to Goyne at the time of executing the Bill of Sale, but his note given for the amt expressed in the bill of sale. After this evidence the Deft Christian moved the Court to have the administrators of Palmore who was present in Court sworn as a witness to establish four facts in his knowledge – . . . sale of the negro Harry by Deft Goyne to Palmore was for the purpose of preventing his sale for the debts of Deft Goyne. Plaintiff objected, and was sustained by court, which Deft objected. Some time after sale to Christian the boy was some time in Goyne’s possession and some times in Christians. . . . it was difficult to tell in whose possession the boy was whether Goyne or Christian . . . they usually lived together. . . . At one time since the sale to Christian, deft Goyne hired him out and recd price of hire for said boy. . . . no evidence that the note given by Goyne to Christian was ever paid. . . . it was generally known in the neighborhood where Defts resided that Palmore or his estate had a claim on the negro.
Bill of Sale produced dated: 31st day of December 1829 – Thomas Goyne sold negro Harry to Benjamin Palmore for 400 dollars.
Bill of Sale produced dated 5th of May 1832 – Thomas B Goyne sold negro Harry to James Christian for 450 dollars.
pgs. 99 – 103, (Images 0067-0069) 1834-107: Circuit Court Pleas 1834: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-107Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1833 Feb 6 – Thomas Johnston and Thomas J Wash, complainants v. James Christian and Thomas B. Goyne, Defts} Certiorari
The Petition of James Christian and Thomas B. Goyne of Tuskaloosa . . . respectfully shew… That Petitioner James Christian is in lawful possession of . . . for some time past of certain premises in the County of Tuskaloosa known as the lot number 9 in the plat of the town laid off on the north side of the Tuscaloosa River opposite the town of Tuskaloosa in the 16th section in Township 21 Range 10 west which said lot is improved and on which there is situated one cotton gin now in use and operation. . . . one Thomas Johnston and one Thomas Wash of said County pretending to have lawful title and lawful right to the possession of the said lot and premises, have demanded the same of your petitioner, whereas your petitioner aver they have no right whatsoever to the premises, nor to the possession therof, and under said pretence of claim or title have instituted an action of “unlawful detaining” before Leven Powell Esqr a justice of the peace for Tuskaloosa County against your petitioner which was tried on the — day of January last past and on said trial a verdict was found and judgment rendered by said Justice for the plaintiffs . . . your petitioner beg leave to represent your honor that on and during the trial . . . several errors have occurred . . . Petitioner Going has no interest in the premises but the premises belong to the Petitioner Christian and as the plaintiffs pretended to have leased the premises to said Going, and the real object was to dispossess the Petitioner Christian as the plaintiffs pressued their complaint against your petitioners jointly which they insist was improper… images/1832-108/1832108_0157 pgs. 278-279.
. . . claimed under a supposed leasing to the petioner Going . . . Plaintiffs could not recover, never having been in the actual possession of the premises . . . instructions were refused . . . James Christian who holds the premises by virtue of a patent issued by the State of Alabama and that the title is in law, and he is entitled to hold the same, and that the claim set up by said Plaintiffs is nul and void . .. should Christian be ousted he would be compelled to resort to his action on title and be put to expense and circuity of action to recover what he is justly entitled to . . . your petitioners are about to be improperly evicted . . . Signed: James Christian.
On the 12th day of February 1833 James Christian and Thomas B Goyne with Joseph Cleveland their security executed their bond in the following words and figures to wit . . .
Signed: James Christian, Thomas B Goyne, Joseph Cleveland.
Writ of Cert issued. /images/1832-108/1832108_0158 pgs. 280-281.
(The Circuit Court ordered the Justice Court to send a copy of the record – which was received on March 3, 1833. Included was the following):
1) Demand letter dated Nov 5, 1832 from Plaintiffs Thomas Johnston, Thomas J Wash, by their atto H W Ellis, for James Christian and Thomas B Goyne to vacate the premises. They claim they leased the land to Thomas B Goyne some time in 1830 for ong gining season which is now expired – the said piece of land being held over unlawfully by you the said Thomas B Goyne and by you the said James Christian under and in collusion with him.
2) Complaint and Citation issued by Plaintiffs against Defendants on Dec 22, 1832. /images/1832-108/1832108_0159 pgs. 282-283.
3) Record of Jury Trial – Jan 19, 1833 – The jury found the Defendants guilty on pg. 285.
pg. 285 witness testimony was a) J Jones as deputy of Wm Y Glover Sheriff made it known to Thomas B Goyne and James Christian the Defts the notice on Dec 17, 1832.
b) Joseph Cleveland stated – The gin house occupied by the Defendants is on lot No 9 of the 16th section, the Defendants yet have the possession of the said gin house and lot. I heard Defendant Goyne say in the fall of the year 1830 that he was to have the gin and lot in controversy for the gining season on his making a fence around the lot. The Defts went halves in the profits of the Gin. It will be three years next fall since Goyne went into the possession under the contract.
c) Winess James Cooper last fall was two years ago, I was at Thomas Johnston’s house where Thomas B Goyne in company with Thomas J Wash went up. Said Goyne said to Thomas Johnston . . . /images/1832-108/1832108_0160.jpg pgs. 284-285.
. . . that his land was sold and he wanted to make something from the gin – whereupon they contracted that said Goyne should have the gin and lot now in dispute for the then ensuing season of gining on condition that he would put a fence around the lot . . .
Appeal of Christian and Goyne and 8 Errors of court are listed on pg. 286 top of page.
The Circuit Court judgment was . . . “that the judgment of the Justice below for the error aforesaid be reversed annulled and altogether for nothing held and that the Defendants go hence without delay and recover against the said Thomas Johnston and Thomas J Wash their costs about their defense in this behalf expended for which execution may issue.” /images/1832-108/1832108_0161 pgs 286-287. 1832-108: Circuit Court Pleas 1832-1833 – Gallery: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1832-108Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1833 March 7 – John Chism fr A McGuire, Deed bk J, p 53 Tuscaloosa Co, AL. (index)
… between Abner McGuire of the first part and John Chism of the second part … said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars … convey unto the said party of the second part … the East half of the SW quarter of Section 34 in Township 20 of Range 10 West in the District of Tuscaloosa and State of Alabama containing 80 acres … to the said John Chism …
Signed: Abner McGuire
Wit: Mi. Forston, Moses McGuire.
Filed for registration the 7th day of March 1833 … recorded in book J, pages 53 and 54. Attest John A Hodges, Clerk.
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1833 March 7 – Abner McGuire to John Chism. 80 Acres.
Deed bk J, p 33. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
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1833 May 18 – John Chism to Aaron Lockhart, Deed bk J, p 280 Tuscaloosa Co, AL. (index)
… between John Chism of the first part and Aaron Lockhart of the second part … the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of 300 dollars … by the said party of the second part … convey unto the said party of the second part … the following described piece or parcel of ground situate … in the Village of North Tuscaloosa or Kentuckey it being Lot No. 8 commencing on Main Street or the Road 120 feet North of John O’Cummins corner or lot and running west from said street to Mrs Marr’s line and including all the ground North of that line that lies in the forks of the road …
Signed: John Chism
Personally appeared before me Moses McGuire, Clerk of the County Court for said County John Chism who acknowledged that he signed seald and delivered the foregoing deed to Aaron Lockhart … given under my hand and seal this 18th day of July AD 1833. Moses McGuire, Clerk.
Filed for registration in my office on the 18th day of July 1833 and on the 7th day of January 1834 recorded in Book J, pages 280 and 281. Teste Moses McGuire, Clerk.
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1833 July 3 – Nathan F. Wheatly m Elizabeth Gowen. Consent of Curtis Wheatly for son to marry Elizabeth Gowan. p. 98 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-HS9V-C?i=550&cat=366715

1833 Aug 17 – The President and Directors of the Bank of the State of Alabama v. William Shotwell admr of William B Gowen, Decd. Re a certain bill of exchange drawn by said Wm B. Gowen decd at Tuscaloosa the 1st day of Jan 1833 directed to Jack F Ross, Mobile, requesting him 90 days after the date thereof to pay to the order of John Washington the sum of 100 dollars at the office Bank of the United States Mobile for value received. Said bill having been endorsed by the said John Washington to Jesse Peoples and by him to the said President and Directors, . . . When the bill of exchange became due and payable – on the 4th day of April 1833, the same was presented for payment according to the terms . . . ordered that Bank recover. p 94-95 (images 0066 ). 1833-102: Circuit Court Pleas 1833-1834: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1833-102Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1833 Sept Ct – The State of Alabama v. Thomas McHan – Peace Recognizance. … affidavit of James S Fleming that John Holt, Thomas Glaze, Thomas McCaine, William Neighbours, Joel Shirley, Fenny Fannell, and James Christian have dedeavoured by threats to deter him the said James S Fleming from the discharge of his duties as a Grand Juror for the present term of this Court and that he is fearful they will do him some bodily injury and on Motion of the Attorney General … ordered by the Court that a capias do issue requiring said John Holt and others above named immediatelybe brought into this Court to answer charges to be exhibited agaisnt them on behalf of the State etc. Whereupon the 20th day of March aforesaid the said State of Alabama by Peter Martin Esq Attorney General and sued out of said Court a Capias Order .. agaisnt the Deft and others above named … To the Sheriff: You are hereby commanded to take the bodies of John Holt, Thomas Glaze, Thomas McCaine, William Neighbours, Thomas Gowen, Joel Shirley, Finney Fennall, and James Christian if to be found … … executed on Thomas Machan, Thomas Glais, and James Christian. By David Skelton Dpt Shff … Deft ackn himself indebted to John Gayle Gov of State of Alabama … in penal sum of $500 dollars .. that the said Thomas McHann shall keep the peace and be of good behavior toward all the citizens of said state and expecially towards James S Fleming … March Court asked to continue order. … John Haughey and Joseph Cleveland in Open Court ack themselves jointly and severally indebted to John Gayle Gov of Ala .. in sum of $1000 dollars … The State of Alabama v. Joel Shirley – Peace Recognizance. Gowen, Thomas Juror intimidation 1834-106 130 1834106_0072 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-106Gallery.htm … and afterwards … the Defendant came into open Court and ack himself indebted … in penal sum of $500 dollars …… whereupon the said Defendant and James Christian and Aaron Lockhart here in open Court ack them to be jointly and severally indebted to John Gayle Gov of Ala … in the penal sum of $1000 dollars … to keep the peace towards James S. Fleming. State of Alabama v. John Holt – Peace Recognizance. (Same language as above – but appears whoever was transcribing stopped writing without finishing this one … unsure if intentional or a mistake – appears they left bottom half of page blank, and the next two pages blank – possibly with intent of finishing this transcription … ). Gowen, Thomas Juror intimidation 1834-106 132 1834106_0073. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-106Gallery.htm

1833 Sept term – The State of Alabama v. Thomas B. Goyne, Peace Recognizance. Bond for 500 dollars was required of Thomas B. Goyne to be in good behavior for 6 months, especially towards James S Fleming. March 1834 James S Fleming did not wish to continue the bond against Thomas B. Goyne (Note: In case just prior to this one, James S Fleming was a grand juror who was threatened by 5 people regarding an ongoing card game that had indictments issued. James S Fleming had claimed he could not act as grand juror due to threats against him – not sure if this is related to the case with Thomas B Goyne or not. Then another case where Thomas Glaze stated he had been threatened by James S Fleming and requested a bond against James S. Fleming – in the 2-3 pages before this case). 1829-103 pgs 257 (Images: 0135). 1829-103: Circuit Court Pleas 1829-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1834 Feb 13 – Adam Leonard, Pltf v. Thomas B Goyne and James Christian, Defts. Assumpsit. A plea of trespass on the case upon promises made and not performed – damage of the said Adam Leonard of 200 dollars. This action is brought to recover of the Defts the amount due on a promissory note made by Thomas B Goyne and James Christian dated the 27th of December 1832 and payable one day after date to Robert Cook or bearer for the sum of 98 dollars and 89 cents for value received and which has been transferred by said Cook to Adam Leonard the Plaintiff . . . no answer filed by Defts – court gave default award of damages and costs to Pltf. p 51-53 (Images 0041- 0042). 1834-101: Circuit Court Pleas 1834-1835: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-101Gallery.htm Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1834 March 6 – William Going, Pltf v. Kinney Pool, Deft. Trespass Vi et Armis. William Going made a plea of treaspass with force and arms against Kenney Pool to his damage of 500 dollars. “This action is brought to recover damage for violently striking beating and wounding the Pltf in the Town of Tuskaloosa on the 5th day of March 1832. Deft pleas “not guilty”.
Jury Trial was in March term 1836. They found the Deft guilty, but only awarded 10 cents damages plus costs. (Note: In other words – they felt there was an assault, but that the Deft here was not hurt or not hurt bad enough to cause any damages) – p 151 – (images 0092 – 0093). 1835-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1835-1836: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1835-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1834 April 23 – Job Isaac Going died April 23, 1834, according to “Pioneers of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Prior to 1830.” He was buried in Robertson Chapel Cemetery which in 1995 no longer existed. Col. Goyne located the cemetery in the southwest quarter of Section 12, Township 21S, Range 10W, presently on the golf course of a country club. Only one of the older graves [those marked with reddish-brown fieldstones] has a name to identify it: “Mary T. Cook, born June 14, 1805, daughter of R. Cook & S. Cook, dec’d. May 24, 1826.”

1834 May 10 – probate of Job Going estate: Alfred Going, Eli Going, Jane E Going, Job Going, Martha Going, Rebecca Going – pp 79-80.
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1834 May 10 – … Rebecca Going, (relict and widow of Job Going decd) and Robert Cook applyed for letters of admin of estate of Job Going decd,
… said Rebecca Going and Robert Cook be and they are hereby appointed Administratrix and Administrator … of said Job Going decd, they having executed bond in the penal sum of 1600 dollars with James H Dearing and William Findly their securities …
… ordered by the Court that William H Terrell, Robert Walker, James Cardwell, William Findley and William Robertson be and they are hereby appointed appraisers of the Estate of Job Going decd … and appraise all the personal property that may be shewn by them by Rebecca Going and Robert Cook … belonging to the Estate of said deceased …
… it appearing to the Court that Job Going who was the administrator of the Estate of Benjamin Palmer decd had departed this life since administering in said estate and in person applying for the administration. It is ordered by the Court that the administration …. of the said Benjamin Palmer decd be committed to William Y Glover sheriff of Tuscaloosa County.
and posted bond. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 94-95, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1834 June 9 Inventory and appraisment of the Estate of Job Going decd. Signed: Robert Walker, James Cardwell, William Robertson.
Inventory of Notes and Accounts belonging to the Estate of Job Going decd
Note due Charles Snow
Note on John Lange for 300 Credit with 200
Note on William Minter
Note on Isaac Rhodes
Note on John C Cabiness & Matthew Duffee
Note on Kedson Moore
Note on Mid Chism
Note on E S Farish
Noah Chatham due bill
James Christains due bill
Note on M G K Shannon & J Rains
Note on Jacob Hardy
Note on Thomas B Going
Note on R W Barber
Note on John Nopper
Note on M Duke Williams
Acct of Joel Shurly
Acct of Mrs Adams
Acct of John R Drish
Acct of Heckinburg
Acct of Middleton Chism
Acct of James Dearing
Acct of William Robertson
Acct of Mr Clark
Acct of Aaron Lockhart
Acct of Drury McGehee
Acct of John Lang
Acct of James Fleming
Acct of John Kirk
Acct of Mr Sugs woman
The foregoing appraisment, bill hereto attached together with forgoing list of money, notes, and accounts contains a true Inventory of the personal property notes and accounts belonging to the Estate of Job Going decd …
Signed: Robert Cook, Administrator. Inventory Book, 1830-1836 p. 247. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29777074?h=003803 (pp 247-248)
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29777082?h=53f8fb (pp 249-250)
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29777119?h=e86cf0 (pp 249-250 repeated but with new info)

1834 June 23 – Robert Cook admin of Est of Job Going decd ret to ct an inventory and appraisment bill. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 98. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1834 July Term – Chism, John 1822-101 104 1822101_0061 July Term 1834. Tuscaloosa Co, Alabama
John L Tindall, endorsee v John Chism, apt} Dismissed in clerks office 18 July 1834
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1834 July 18 – John Chism, 1829-104 496 1829104_0258. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
John L Tindall (bearer) v John Chism} Assumpsit.
On the application as well of the plaintiff as the defendant in their own proper persons this suit is dismissed and the judgment is rendered in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant for the costs about the sum expended according to the statute in such cases made and provided.
(County Ct Minutes 1829-1834)
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1834 Sept 12 – … between John Chism of the first part and Joseph F Williams of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars … convey unto the party of the second part … Lot No 7 in the Town of North Tuscaloosa … on Main Street on the Road on the West side 195 feet north of Simontons corner … thence with the road north 30 feet to Lockarts corner and extending back the full depth of said Lot to Mrs Marrs Road … Signed: John Chism.
Registered the 13th day of Sept 1834.
Deed bk K, p. 117. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
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1834 Sept 12 – John Chism to Joseph F Williams, Lot in Tuskaloosa.
Deed bk K, p 117. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
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1834 Oct 8 – Ordered that Rebecca Going admin and Robert Cook admin of Est of Job Going decd be authd to sell personal Estate of Job Going decd and make a return to the court. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 110. Tuscaloosa Co, AL https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29776877?h=058482

1834 Oct 29 – petition of Rebecca Going and Robt Cook admins of Estate of Job Going decd for an order for Commissioners to divide the slaves of estate – to wit, Aaron, Stephen, Patty, Vilet, Betty, Mary , Jack, Leamer, Mariah, George, Lewis, Joseph . . . almong the following legal distributees of Estate viz: Rebecca Going widow of decd, Polly McClure wife of McClure, Rebecca Lang (wife of John Lang), Martha Going, Jane E Going, Eli Going, and Alfred Going. It is ordered that William H Terrell, Robert Walker, James Cardwell, William Findly and William Robertson be appointed Commissioners with authority to make an equal and fair division of the above named slaves among the above named legatees. Commissioners named and ordered to make division and giving to the widow her dower not less than 1/5. Polly McClure, one of the legatees resides in Indianna – a non-slaveholding state, that they alot to her an equivalent to be paid out of the estate in money for the slaves. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 111-112. Tuscaloosa Co, AL https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29776877?h=058482 (p. 111); https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29776905?h=030ef6 (p. 112).

1834 Oct 29 – Estate of Job Going division of slaves.
Special Term Oct 29 1834. We whose names are hereunto subscribed have valued the following lots of slaves to wit:
To Rebecca Goyne the widow
Lot No 1: Lewis, Tener & Mary valued to $1000
To John Lang
Lot No 2: Aaron & Ritter valued to $1000
To Martha Goyne
Lot No 3: Stephen & Elizabeth valued to $1000
To Jane Goyne
Lot No 4: Joseph and Mariah valued to $1050
To Eli Going
Lot No 5: Vilet & Jack valued to $1025
To Alfred Goyne
Lot No 6: Paul and George valued to $950
To McClure to be paid in money $1004.16
Signed: James Cardwell, Robert Walker, Joseph Cleveland, Isaac Lee, William Findly
Inventory Book, 1830-1836 p. 343. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1834 Dec 1 – Rebecca Going admin and Robert Cook admin of Job Going decd made return to court a sale bill of estate of decd. Commissioners appointed to make a division of the slaves of Job Going decd made their report. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 114. Tuscaloosa Co, AL https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29776910?h=1bad80

1835 Jan 7 – Married on 27th Dec last by Rev Thomas W. Cox of Tuscaloosa, Mr James Thomason of Springville to Mrs Elizabeth Gowen, both of St Clair County. p. 55 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9V3-G?i=672&cat=366715

1835 May 19 – Abel H White admr to Pltf v Robert Cook admr and Rebecca Going admr, Defts – Assumpsit. Plaintiff sued on March 10, 1835 against Robert Cook and Rebecca Going who were adminstering the estate of Job Going, decd. Abel H White is admr of the estate of Benjamin Palmer decd. A Plea of Trespass on the Case – damage of 2000 dollars. 1500 was collected by Job Going in his life time as admr of Benjamin Palmer decd. Suit was dismissed by mutual assent against Rebecca Going admr. Agreement on costs to be paid by Robert Cook (appears they came to a settlement agreement of some sort re payment of what was owed on Palmer estate). – p 44-46 (image 0039 and 0040). 1835-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1835-1836: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1835-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1835 Sept 11 – John C Arthur decd. David Skelton applies to be admin. Securities: William Jennings, Richard W. Barker. Appraisers: Merry McGuire, William Jennings, R W Barker, John Chizm and Matthew Duffee.
p. 87. Orphans Court Records Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
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1836-102: Circuit Court Pleas 1836: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1836-102Gallery.htm
Index begins here: /images/1836-102/1836102_0006
Bank v. Goyne 56, 57

1836-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1836-1841: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1836-104Gallery.htm
Index begins here: /images/1836-104/1836104_0005
Bank v Goyne p 26, 27

1836 Feb 19 – … between John Chism and his wife of the first part and E O Lynch of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 300 dollars … convey unto the party of the second part … land situate lying and being in North Tuscaloosa and known as Lot No. 7 lying on the N side of Broad Street bounded on the N by Aaron Lockarts lot and on the west by Mrs Mars Road or line and on the South by a lot owned by me … Signed: John Chism. Wit: Moses McGuire, Clk. Recorded the 23 day of Feb 1836.
Deed bk L, p 359. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

1836 Mar 7 – State of Alabama, St Clair Co. Orphans Court, Mar 7, 1836. William H Shotwell, administrator of estate of Winn B Gowen, deceased; also Joel Chandler, Senr., administrator of estate of H G Bishop, deceased. p. 71 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9V8-4?i=688&cat=366715

1836 June – Robert Cook one of the admins of Estate of Job Going decd made a final settlement of estate to be recorded. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 187. Tuscaloosa Co, AL https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29776926?h=4c8eb8

1836 June 11 – Accounting records for Estate of Job Going decd – identified are: Rebecca Going widow of Job Going decd, John Lang as right to his wife Rebecca one of the heirs, Martha Going one of the heirs, Jane Going a legatee, Eli Goin a legateee, Alfred Goin a legatee, Joseph McClure in right of his wife Mary. To cash recd of Willia Findley
To cash recd of Adam Booth
Division valuation distribution of the slaves belonging to the Estate made …
Rebecca Going widow
John Lang
Martha Going
Jane Going
Eli Going
Alfred Going
Accts paid by (administrator) Robert Cook …
paid to admr of Palmer
paid to J Pelune
paid to James Hogan and Co
paid to Benjamin F Tince
paid to A Caraway
paid to William R Harris
paid to Joel Shirley
paid to John G Akin
Paid by Rebecca Going (as admx)
paid to Rice & Lynch
paid to Charles Snow
paid to John Haughey
paid to John Haughey
paid to Thomas McHaw
paid to as security for James S Fleming
paid to John D Cummins & Co
paid to Drs Meek & Clemments
paid to Drs Guild & Searcy
paid to Joel Shurly
paid to Jance Nance
paid to Eli Shurly
To the Legatees:
to the widow Rebecca Goin
to John Lang in right of his wife
to Martha Goin
to Jane Goin
to Eli Goin
To Alfred Goin
… It appears that Joseph McClure in right of his wife Mary a lawful heir to said estate is entitled to the su of 1100 dollars and 36 cents
Inventory Book, 1830-1836 pgs 424 to 428. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29777213?h=a30171 (p. 424)
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29777217?h=af81a3 (p. 425-426)
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29777219?h=acc6e9 (p. 427-428)

1836 Sept 5 – Abel H White admr of Benjamin Palmer decd v. Robert Cook admr & Rebecca Going admx of Job Going decd) Petition for Titles
… Abel H White admr of Benjamin Palmer decd filed his Petition … to his intestate by Job Going decd … Job Going bound himself to make title to petitioners intestate for the east half of the northwest quarter of section 9 in township 21 of range 10 west of Huntsville and for all the west half of the northeast quarter of said section township and range also for a part of section 15 of said township and range with the following boundarites . . . said Job Going departed this life without complying with said bond. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 209. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1836 Dec 5 – Abel H White admin of Benjamin Palmer decd v. Robert Cook admin and Rebecca Going admin of Job Going decd. Petition for title. Order re land. Orphans Ct Minutes 1831-1838 p. 229. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1837 Jan 6 – … I John Chism am held firmly bound unto Emery W Rodgers in the penal sum of 8000 dollars the payment … to be made I bind myself … this 6th day of January 1837 …
The condition of the above obligations … above bound John Chism has sold unto the said Emery W Rogers one undivided half of Lots numberd 60, 65, 94, and 95 lying and being in North Tuscaloosa the two first named lots being front on which my Tavern stands and the two last named being back lots on which the stables etc belonging to the Tavern stands with the improvements etc for the sum of — thousand dollars and the said John Chism has also … unto the said Rogers runiture belonging to the said Tavern to the amount of 500 dollars making in all 4500 dollars 2000 of … is paid in hand and the remaining 2500 dollars to be paid in two equal installments the first of which is payable on the 25 day of December next and the remaining half the 25 day of December 1838.
Now if the said John Chism shall well and truly make unto the said Emery W Rogers a good and sufficient title deed in fee simple for one undivided half of the above named lots and improvements where full payment shall have been made as above … then the above obligations to be void … Signed: John Chism. Test: Moses McGuire … Recorded the 21 day of February 1838 …
Deed bk N, p 349. Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
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1837 March 12 – probated will of James Goyne – Elizabeth Goyne, Isaac Newton Goyne, James Goyne, James Robert Goyne, Martha Cordelia Goyne – pp 56 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9YR-J?i=91&cat=366715

1838 Feb 8 – Elizabeth A. Goyne was married to John Hauhey February 8, 1838 according to Tuscaloosa Marriage Book 2, page 60.

1838 May 29 and 1838 Aug 13: Goyne, H W Drawer 1837-106 84 1837106_0102 Goyne, H W 1837-106 84b 1837106_0102. Bank case agt H W Goyne – Return found no goods or chattels of H W Goyne in the State worth $2040.00. (Bank cases): http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1837-106Gallery.htm

1838 May 29 and 1838 Aug 13 – bank case agt Goyne – return finds a certificate of deposit for J R Goyne worth $685.83 dated 9 Oct 1838 … amt credited to file. Goyne, J R Drawer 1837-106 82 1837106_0100 ; Goyne, John R 1837-106 82b 1837106_0100 ; http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1837-106Gallery.htm ; Goyne, John R 1837-106 83b 1837106_0101

1838 July 24 – In less than a month later, the will was also filed in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, according to Tuscaloosa County Will Book 1, page 119, which covered the period of 1821-1855, according to “Index to Alabama Wills, 1807-1870.” This indicates that the widow Elizabeth Goyne removed to be near other family members in Alabama and filed the will to show ownership of slaves that she brought there. https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29776736?h=928330

The will of “James Goyne,” written March 12, 1837, was filed in Montgomery County: “Montgomery County, Tennessee}
March 12th day, 1837 } The last will and Testament of James Goyne of said County and State: 1st. My will is that all my just debts be paid out of my perishable property and that my executor sell off enough of said property to do so.

2nd. My will is that my wife, Elizabeth Goyne have all the rest and residue of my estate during her natural life, upon the following terms: That is to clothe, raise and school my three children that is underage, Martha Caroline, James Robt. and Isaac Newton Goyne, and to give to each of said non age children, if the interest of said estate is sufficient to do so, the same amount that I have heretofore given my other children that is of age, reference to a written obligation between myself and said children of age will fully show. But if the interest of my estate is not sufficient to give the non age children as above, that at the death of my wife they be made equal out of the principal of my estate, and then at the death of my wife as above, that if any remain, that it be equally divided between all my children.

3rd. My will is that my wife have liberty to sell any part or all of my Estate, either real or personal, with exception of the negroes that belong to my estate, to wit: America, Henry, Ned & Siller, and the increase of said America and Siller, but that my wife keep them during her life and then dispose of as above stated by sale or division among all my children.

4th & Lastly. My will is and I do hereby appoint my wife, Elizabeth Goyne, my lawful Executrix to this my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I do here-unto set my hand and seal the day and date first written. The said Executrix is released by me from security.

Signed, sealed & delivered and James Goyne
Acknowledged in presence of:
William Davis Jurat 2 April 1838
John T. Bell Jurat 6 May 1838

I, Saml McFall, Clerk of the County Court of Montgomery, do certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the last will and testament of James Goyne, dcsd. as recorded in my office in Book H, page 93 & 94 and that said will was duly proven in open court according to law and ordered to be recorded. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of our said court at office in the Town of Clarksville this 21st day of June 1838 and 62nd year of the Independence of the United States.
Samuel McFall, clk”

1838 Oct 18 – William Going from L McCullough Deed bk P, p 119 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between Lewis McCullough of the one part and William Going of the other part … Lewis McCullough hath agreed and doth hereby lease and let unto the said William Going the following 40 acre tract of land for and during the term of 3 years from the 1st day of January next, and the said William Going binds himself to build on said land a log dwelling house, smoke house, corn cribbs, stable and a Horse lot and to clear and put under a good common fence twelve acres of said land which land is to be cleared and fenced by the 25th day of December 1839 the same being the land bought by said Lewis from Henry Brown … and the said Going is to have the timber that he cuts off the land he clears, and the said Going has the liberty of clearing and fencing 6 acres more of said land if he thinks proper, and the said Lewis McCullough is to pay him for clearing and fencing the same what is customary and right.
Signed: Lewis McCullough, William Going.
Wit: Moses McGuire.
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1839 William Going from freedom Deed bk P, p 162 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
Georgia, Columbia County} William Going applies for a Registry of himself and family –
William Going was born in Virginia, dame to Georgia in the year 1789, his age 50 years – by profession a Mill Wright.
William Going son of William Going was born in Georgia aged 19 years by profession a farmer.
I David Harris Clerk of the Inferior Court of Columbia County, do certify the foregoing to be truly copied from the registry of free persons of colour out of the Books of Record in my office and that a certificate of freedom was duly issued to the said William Going junior in pursuance of the law of this State. Given under my hand & seal of office at said court this 16th February 1839.
Signed: David Harris, Clerk.
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1839 March Ct – Evans and Carman v. Thomas B. Goyne Jr. – Garnishment – continued to September Court. 1840-105 18 1840105_0036 Mar Term 1840 1840105_0036 Circuit Court Trial Docket 1840, Tuscaloosa County, AL

1839 Apr 16 – Doctor Goine and Fanny Williams, 16 Apr 1839; 18 Apr by Saml Hendrix, JP. bk dated Jan 2, 1837 to Feb 9, 1843. p. 168. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
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1839 July 31 – Martha Cordelia Goyne was married to Henry W. Thornton July 31, 1839, according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book 2, page 170. 1839 July 31 – Henry W. Thornton and Martha Cordelia Goyne p. 50 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9YS-2?i=891&cat=366715

1839 Sept Ct – Entry No. 80 – State v. Thomas B Goyne Jr. – Sci: Fa: – made known. 1840-105 91 1840105_0109 Mar Term 1840 1840105_0109 Circuit Court Trial Docket 1840, Tuscaloosa County, AL

1840 United States Federal Census
Name: Thomas B Goyne
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – 50 thru 59: 1
Free Colored Persons – Females – 55 thru 99: 1
Total Free White Persons: 1
Total Free Colored Persons: 1
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 2
Year: 1840; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 207; Family History Library Film: 0002335
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1840 United States Federal Census
Name: [William Goin]
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free Colored Persons – Males – Under 10: 2
Free Colored Persons – Males – 36 thru 54: 1
Free Colored Persons – Females – Under 10: 1
Free Colored Persons – Females – 24 thru 35: 1
Total Free Colored Persons: 5
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 5
Year: 1840; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 208; Family History Library Film: 0002335
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1840 United States Federal Census
Name: Elizabeth Goin
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – 15 thru 19: 2
Free White Persons – Males – 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 60 thru 69: 1
Slaves – Males – Under 10: 1
Slaves – Males – 10 thru 23: 2
Free White Persons – Under 20: 2
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total Slaves: 3
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8
Year: 1840; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 209; Family History Library Film: 0002335
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29725971?h=775851

1840 United States Federal Census
Name: Ezikiel Gowan
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – Under 5: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons – Females – Under 5: 2
Free White Persons – Females – 5 thru 9: 2
Free White Persons – Females – 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons – Under 20: 5
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 7
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 7
Year: 1840; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 209; Family History Library Film: 0002335
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29725988?h=cedf23

1840 United States Federal Census
Name: Elizabeth Goin
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 40 thru 49: 1
Slaves – Males – Under 10: 1
Slaves – Males – 10 thru 23: 1
Persons Employed in Mining: 1
Free White Persons – Under 20: 1
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total Slaves: 2
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 5
Year: 1840; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 209; Family History Library Film: 0002335
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29726007?h=cff555

1840 United States Federal Census
Name: John Haughey
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Free White Persons – Males – 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons – Females – Under 5: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons – Under 20: 1
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 3
Year: 1840; Census Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 215; Family History Library Film: 0002335
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29835491?h=e544b7

1840 (no date entered). State v. John Chism. Witnesses for the State: George Luice?, Gleason Shirley, Thomas B. Goyne senr, Abel H White, G W Mitchell. 1840-104 82 1840104_0096 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 June 8 – George G Henry v. William H Cook and etc. Appears witnesses to be subpoenaed were: G. V. Bartine, Thomas B Goyne Jr (not found), Thomas B. Goyne Snr (not found), George W Adams, Seabourn Haley, David JJW Fulton. 1840-104 17 1840104_0030 1840-104/ 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 June 8 – State v. Lorinso W Oneal. State’s witnesses to be subpoenaed include Thomas B Goyne, Dennis Cook, John Smith. 1840-104 41 1840104_0054 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 June 8 – State v James Carodine. State’s witnesses to be subpoenaed include George Turei?, Gleason Shirley, Thomas B Goyne snr. 1840-104 41 1840104_0054 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 Sept Ct – Entry No. 53 – Evans and Carman v. Thomas B. Goyne Jr. Garnishment. Mar: ’39 cont – Sept contd – Mar 40 contd for issue. 1840-105 102 1840105_0122 Sep Term 1840 1840105_0122 Circuit Court Trial Docket 1840, Tuscaloosa County, AL

1840 Dec 15 – George G. Henry v. William H Cook etc. Wits subpoenaed by Plaintiff are: Seaborn Haley, David JJW Fulton . . . subpoenaed by the “Claimant” (which is same as Plaintiff as far as I know): G V Bartine, Thomas B Goyne Jr, Thomas B Goyne senr, George W Adams. All subpoenas show “executed”. 1840-104 62 1840104_0076 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 Dec 15 – State v. Lorenzo W Oneal. Witnesses for the State: Thomas B. Goyne, Dennis Cook, John Smith. 1840-104 82 1840104_0096 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1842 August 8 – Elizabeth Going from William Sexton – Deed bk S, p 267 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between William Sutton and Mantia Sutton his wife of the first part, and Elizabeth Going of the second part … in consideration of 337 dollars paid to them in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … tracts of land lying in the County of Tuscaloosa … the NW quarter of the SE quarter of section ? Township 21 Range 11 West the North half of the SW quarter of the SE quarter of section 2 Township 21 Range 11 W, also 24 and a quarter acres to be taken from the W side of the NE quarter of the SE quarter of the same section Township and Range to commence at the NW corner of said tract to run thence E 50 poles … a southerly direction 80 poles to the S line thence W 36 poles and 26 links to the Western line of said tract thence N along said Western line to the place of the beginning …
Signed: William Sutton, Martha Sutton.
https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

1841 March 3 – James Goyne was married to Malinda Booth March 3, 1841, according to “Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Marriages, 1821-1860.” 1841 Mar 3 – James Goyne and Malinda Booth, 3 Mar. 1841; 4 Mar by William Hood, MG. bk dated Jan 2, 1837 to Feb 9, 1843. p. 202. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

1841 March 17 – Lynch and Loyd, etc v. The Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of North Tuscaloosa. Wits subpoenaed for the Plaintiffs are: Dec 15, 1840 – Robert Walker – witness is dead, Thomas Atkins Jr – not found, March 17, 1841 – Thomas B Goyne – executed. 1840-104 64 1840104_0078 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1844 May 10-15: Tuscaloosa Co, AL, Subpoenas – 1844 Dec – Tuscaloosa Co, AL, Subpoena Docket: AG Woodward v. James B. Switzer – Pltf Wits: J T Griffin, Thos Glaze, M J Brown, Thos B. Goyne, S H Ross, W H Harris, David Kilgore, Wm Thompson. Def Wits: Nulep P Atkins, James S Reynolds. Goyne, Thos B Witness 1840-106 129 1840106_0150 , Goyne, Thos B Witness 1840-106 133 1840106_0154 . http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-106Gallery.htm

1844 Dec term – Aaron G Woodward ads James B Switzer, Leondard Switzer, Sarah Switzer and William B Switzer, security – Thomas B. Goyne listed as one of the people owed 710 in case. Goyne, Thomas B 1842-113 212 1842113_0227. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1842-113/1842113_0227. 1842-113: County Court Judgments 1842-1845, pg 113. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1845 Feb 9 – U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current
Name: John Haughy
Death Date: 9 Feb 1845
Death Place: Northport, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, United States of America
Cemetery: Northport Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, United States of America
Has Bio?: Y
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/77078568/john-haughy
Ancestry.com. U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29835377?h=d8e223

“Find a Grave Bio”: The 1840 Census of Northport, Tuscaloosa County shows the household of John Haughey containing One Male- 40/50, One female- 30/40 and One female- Under five.
NOTE: It has been reported William Henderson was the one of the first murders which occurred in 1829 in downtown Northport on Bell’s Corner. He was killed by John Haughey. Court records show William was involved in several assault charges.
The Independent Monitor announced the death of Mr. John Haughy on February 9, 1845, a long time resident of Northport.”

1846 July 13 – Elizabeth Going to John C Going – Deed bk V p. 319 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… I Elizabeth Going of the County and State aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars to me in hand paid by John C Going of the same county and state … convey unto the said John C Going … the following tract of land … the NW quarter of the SE qarter of Section 2 Township 21 Range 11 W on the N half of the SW quarter of the SE quarter of Section 2 Township 21 Range 11 W also 24 acres to be taken off the W side of the NE quarter of the SE quarter of same section Township and Range to commence on the NW quarter of said tract to run thence E 50 poles thence W 36 poles & 26 links to thw Western line to the place of the beginning … however that this conveyance is made upon this express condition and stipulation that the said Elizabeth Going is to remain in the peaceable possession of said land during her natural life and at her death the land is to go unto the possession of said John C and to be and remain his during his natural life but not subject to sail by him and at his death said tracts of land are to go and descend to the heirs of the body of said John C or to his lawful heirs …
Signed: Elizabeth Going.
https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

1848 March 1 – State of Alabama fr. Robert Johnson, Deft – charged with making an assault and using force of arms against William Going a free person of color . . . then and there did beat and wound and ill-treat other wrongs to the said William Going. Indictment issued, Sheriff ordered to arrest Robert Johnson. Defendant plead not guilty. Jury found the Defendant guilty. William free person of color; victim A & B 1848-105 18 1848105_0026. 1848-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1848-1856 State Criminal Cases. pg 17- 19 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1848-105/1848105_0025. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1848 March – Court awards $100 to William Going against Robert Johnson and William Johnson for the assault. Going, William free person of color; victim A & B 1848-105 22 1848105_0028. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1848-105/1848105_0028 . Circuit Court Pleas 1848-1856 State Criminal Cases. pg 22-23. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1849 Dec 1 – Letters of Administration granted on John Haughey decd’s estate.
… David Johnston the County Administrator and makes suit to this Court to grant unto him Letters of Administration of …. the Estate of John Haughey late of Tuscaloosa County, State of Alabama deceased. … further ordered that J. D. Spiller, William J Hays and Henry McGown be and they are hereby appointed appraisers to appraise the property of said estate.
Minute Book Vol 4, p. 419-420. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29827337?h=29704e (p. 419)
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29827347?h=56e242 (p. 420)

1849 Dec 1 – Alfred E Going admr, de bonis non v William P Sullivan. Pleadings of case. Going as admin of Thomas Woolfork against Sullivan for allegeding taking slaves wrongfully. Includes will and probate of Woolfork. p 358-365. (Images: 193-196). http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1851-107/1851107_0193, 1851-107: Circuit Court Pleas 1851: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1851-107Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1850 United States Federal Census (Note: m. Rebecca Lockert Going – dau. of Job Going)
Name: John Lang
Gender: Male, Race: White
Age: 55, Birth Year: abt 1795
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1850: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Line Number: 18, Dwelling Number: 352, Family Number: 353
Household Members Age
John Lang 55 – NC
Rebecca Lang 40 – SC
Jonathan R Lang 23 – AL
Sarah A Lang 18 – AL
Year: 1850; Census Place: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 217b
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29820257?h=2b1f0a

1850 United States Federal Census (Note: m. Mary Permelia Going
Name: William Lang
Gender: Male, Race: White
Age: 58, Birth Year: abt 1792
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1850: Southern District, Pickens, Alabama, USA
Occupation: Farmer, Industry: Agriculture
Real Estate: 10000
Line Number: 22, Dwelling Number: 802, Family Number: 834
Household Members Age
William Lang 58 – NC
Mary P Lang 38 – AL
Robert Lang 19 – AL
John Lang 17 – AL
Wm H Lang 16 – AL
Manetta Lang 12 – AL
David Lang 10 – AL
Lewis Lang 7 – AL
Alonzo Lang 5 – AL
Bennett Lang 4 – AL
Albert Lang 2 – AL
Mary Going 65 – SC
Year: 1850; Census Place: Southern District, Pickens, Alabama; Roll: 13; Page: 65b
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29820379?h=421c15

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Martha Goyne
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 8
Birth Year: abt 1842
Birthplace: Alabama
Home in 1850: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Line Number: 1
Dwelling Number: 756
Family Number: 756
Household Members Age
Mary Boothe 44
Malinda Boothe 26
Richard Boothe 24
Asa Boothe 22
Tapley Boothe 20
Amanda Boothe 18
John T Boothe 16
Curtis Boothe 15
Elizabeth Boothe 13
Travis Boothe 10
William H Boothe 6
Mary J Boothe 4
Martha Goyne 8
Mary E Goyne 5
Year: 1850; Census Place: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 246a
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29725521?h=c582c1 (pg 1)
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29725528?h=61b284 (pg 2)

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: [Elizabeth Goine] (This is Elizabeth Goyne, widow of James Goyne, living next door to her sister-in-law Rebecca Going who m. John Annett)
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 64
Birth Year: abt 1786
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1850: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Real Estate: 350
Line Number: 1
Dwelling Number: 924
Family Number: 924
Household Members Age
Elizabeth Goine 64
John Goine 40
Year: 1850; Census Place: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 256b
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29725576?h=7a6d1e (pg 2) (NOTE: They are listed directly below the Rebecca Annett listing below)
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(See pg before – pg 1)
1850 United States Federal Census
Name: [Rebecca Annett] (This is Rebecca Going who married John Annett)
Gender: Female
Race: White
Age: 60
Birth Year: abt 1790
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1850: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Line Number: 37
Dwelling Number: 923
Family Number: 923
Household Members Age
John Annett 56 Farmer, b. Ireland
Rebecca Annett 60
Sarah Annett 26
Nancy Annett 21
George W Annett 20
Jane Annett 16
Susan Annett 13
Year: 1850; Census Place: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 256a
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29725601?h=c64ea8 (pg 1)

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Thomas B Goyne
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 55
Birth Year: abt 1795
Home in 1850: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Line Number: 30
Dwelling Number: 1051
Family Number: 1052
Household Members Age
Biddy Goyne 50 mulatto
Thomas B Goyne 55 white
Year: 1850; Census Place: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 266a
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29725688?h=2dd187

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Nancy A Winn
Gender: Female, Race: White
Age: 39, Birth Year: abt 1811
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1850: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Line Number: 34, Dwelling Number: 253, Family Number: 253
Household Members Age
Abner Winn 37
Nancy A Winn 39
Pleasant Childress 25
Adaline Cook 10
James D Cook 5
Year: 1850; Census Place: District 2, Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Roll: 16; Page: 209a
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29761436?h=ac7a9d

Dennis Cook 1808-1885 1st married in 1836 Nancy Palmer 1810-1848(abt)., 2d he married in 1848 Mary Gilmer b. 1818

Children of Dennis Cook and Nancy Palmer include:

Adaline Cook 1810-1848
Robert A Cook 1843
Sarah Cook 1844
James D Cook 1845

Children of Dennis Cook born after 1848 will be the children born of his 2d wife Mary Gilmer, they include:

Frances V. Cook 1849
Thomas Cook 1853
Ann Cook 1854
Henry Cook 1855
Nebraska Cook 1856
Mary Cook 1860

See:

Nancy A Winn’s maiden name is Nancy A Cook, she is the daughter of Robert Cook and Sarah Baxter Going.

Compare above Nancy A Winn’s 1850 US Census with Dennis Cook’s 1850 US Census. Also, review Abner Winn’s Last Will and Testament.

In Abner Winn’s will you see that James D Cook is the son of Dennis Cook and Nancy Palmer, and that Abner is raising James D Cook with his wife Nancy A Cook Winn (Dennis’ sister, who would be James D Cook’s aunt). The Cook children in Abner Winn’s household are the children of Dennis Cook – they are Adeline Cook age 10, and James D Cook age 5. Abner Winn writes his will on October 31, 1855, and he mentions James D Cook, but why not Adeline Cook? Because earlier in the month 15-16 year old Adeline Cook was married to Israel Hood on Oct 2, 1855 (see record below). She was already out of the household, and James D Cook was still needing his educations and training.

Dennis Cook’s first wife, Nancy Palmer, must have died some time before 1848 as Dennis Cook is remarried on October 10, 1848 (see below). His 1850 US Census shows Robert A Cook age 7, and Sarah Cook age 6 who must have been his children with Nancy Palmer Cook, along with James D Cook and Adeline Cook that are living with his sister Nancy A Winn and her husband Abner Winn.

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Dennis Cook
Gender: Male, Race: White
Age: 40, Birth Year: abt 1810
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1850: Lowndes, Mississippi, USA
Occupation: Planter
Industry: Agriculture
Real Estate: 1920
Line Number: 23, Dwelling Number: 427, Family Number: 427
Household Members Age
Dennis Cook 40
Mary Cook 32
Maddison J Gilder 10
Robert A Cook 7
Sarah Cook 6
Frances V Cook 1
Year: 1850; Census Place: Lowndes, Mississippi; Roll: 376; Page: 78a
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29761464?h=db53b8

1855 Oct 31 (will written) Last Will and Testament of Abner Winn
… to be buried near his father’s grave
… to my wife Nancy A Winn all my estate both real and personal … during her natural life or widowhood …
… if she marries then 1/2 and the other 1/2 to be disposed of as follows:
… 1500 dollars to be given to James D Cook son of Dennis Cook a child that I have raised … sum to be placed in the hands of Chelsey M Cook Esqr to hold as trustee for said James D Cook …. to aid in his schooling … to be paid over to the said James D Cook when he is 21 years old.
… 1000 dollars to be paid over to the Treasurer of the missionary fund under the direction of Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church South to be appropriated to form mission as the body may thing best,
… the remainder of said half of my estate to be disposed of in equal parts to the following persons, viz, the two children of Lucretia B Shackleford deceased, Evalina and Comidus, one share,
… my brother John A Winn, one share,
… Nancy B Winn or her bodily heirs one share,
… Lucinda Winn daughter of James R Winn
… and William Mitchell son of G W Mitchell jointly one share.
… my negro man Jerry to be permitted to by himself at 1500 dollars and to enable him to do so he shall not be required to pay ore than 150 dollars hire annually. I do this to enable him to get to Liberia and I do not with him to be held in bondage by any man.
… my negro woman Lilla and her two children Elizabeth and Martha, I value at 1200 dollars and my wife Nancy A Winn to take them at that price.
… my negro woman Charlott and her three children George, Newton, and Mary I value at 1500 dollars and they must not be seperated from each other unless there should be some arrangement for Jack Winn a colored man to take the boy Newton with him to Liberia then in that even I value the other three at 1300 dollars …
… My house hold and kitchen furniture with many books I will to my wife Nancy A Winn and the are not to be included in my estate as a part subject to division …
… I do here apoint Nancy A Winn and Chelsey M Cook to carry out the foregoing will as executor and executrix.
Signed: Abner Winn
Wit: B F Powell, W G Nuckols, E A Powell
The will was probated in court on January 20, 1858.
Wills, 1821-1928; Author: Alabama. Probate Court (Tuscaloosa County); Probate Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Will Bk 3, pg 35. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29760870?h=4f1a3d (pg 35)
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29760878?h=6e733b (pg 36)

1836 Nov 1 – Alabama, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1969
Name: Dennis Cook
Spouse: Nancy Palmer
Marriage Date: 1 Nov 1836
County: Tuscaloosa
State: Alabama
Source Information: Hunting For Bears
Ancestry.com. Alabama, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1969 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29761498?h=b26921

1848 Oct 10 – Mississippi, U.S., Compiled Marriage Index, 1776-1935
Name: Dennis Cook
Spouse: Mary Gilder
Marriage Date: 10 Oct 1848
County: Lowndes
Ancestry.com. Mississippi, U.S., Compiled Marriage Index, 1776-1935 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29761502?h=452597

1855 Oct 2 – Alabama, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1969
Name: Adaline M Cook
Spouse: Israel Hood
Marriage Date: 22 Oct 1855
County: Tuscaloosa
State: Alabama
Source Information: Hunting For Bears
Ancestry.com. Alabama, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1969 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29761542?h=533a95

1850 Jan 1st – John Haughey decd Estate. Return of Inventory.
… David Johnston, Admin of the Estate of John Haughey late of Tuscaloosa County decd, return an Inventory of the appraisement of the property belonging to said estate, on oath, which is received by the Court and ordered to be recorded and filed.
Minute Book Vol 4, p. 438. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29827324?h=eab08a

1850 June 10 – John Hauhey decd Estate. Account and Vouchers filed.
… came David Johnston, admin of the Estate of John Hauhey decd and filed his account and vouchers for a final settlement of his administration upon said estate.
… David Johnston admin of the Estate of John Hauhey decd came into Court and tendered his resignation as such administrator
Minute Bk 5, p. 13
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29835907?h=7f7a80

1850 July 4 – John Simpson m. Elizabeth Gowen p. 30
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9YD-F?i=870&cat=366715

1850 July 7 – “Elizabeth Gowen” was married to John Simpson July 7, 1850, according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book IIIA, page 99.

1850 July 8 – John Hauhey decd Estate – Arthur Foster appointed administrator.
… ordered by the court that Arthur Foster be apointed administrator of the Estate of John Hauhey decd
Minute Bk 5, p. 31,
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29835964?h=0f940d

1850 Aug 12 – John Hauhey decd Estate. accounts and vouchers.
… came Davis Johnston administrator of the Estate of John Hauhey decd … the accounts and vouchers of said admin … said account be recorded … said David Johnston stands chargeable with the sum of 105 dollars … credits to the amount of 30 dollars … leaving in his hands the sum of 75 dollars … ordered the said David Johnston turno over to said Arthur Foster … Estate of said John Hauhey remaining in his hands.
Minute Bk 5, p. 50,
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29836010?h=4a878c

1850 Sept 28 – Alfred E Going admr v. William P Sullivan. Detinue. This day came the parties by thier attys and on motion it is ordered by the court that this cause be continued by the defendant. p 229. 1849-102: Circuit Court Minutes 1849-1851: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1849-102Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1851 Feb 22 – John C Goine and Susan Hickman are married, 22 Feb 1851; 22 Feb by John H Harper bk III-A, p. 174. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

1850 Dec 6 – E Gowen from A M P Glover – Deed bk Z, p. 296 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between A.M.B. Glover of the first part and Elisabeth Gowen of the second part … for and in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars … convey unto the said party of the second part … the NE quarter of the NE quarter of section 2 Township 21 Range 11 W containing 40 acres also the SW quarter SW quarter of Section 36 Township 20 Range 11 W containing 39 and 71.5/100 acres also 9 acres 1/4 of one acre taken off of the NW corner of the W half of the NW quarter of Section 1 Township 21 Range 11 W commencing at the Section corner and running thence 64 rods thence E 20 R thence N 57 R thence to the beginning line …
Signed: AMB Glover, Minerva Glover, AD Glover.
Wit: William Sutton, JP.
https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

1851 March 5 – John Hauhey decd Estate. Return of Inventory
… Arthur Foster, admin … of the Estate of John Hauhey decd, returned unto Court an Inventory …belonging to said Estate …
Minute Bk 5, p. 151,
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29836033?h=7dfef7

1851 Sept 26 – Alfred E. Going admr, debonis non with the will annexed of Thomas Woolfork deceased v William P. Sullivan. Detinue. Jury sworn. The Deft does not detain the said negro woman named Kitty alias Kitty Ann., and the negro boy named William slaves mentioned in the writ and declaration . . . p. 55
http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1851-102/1851102_0057, 1851-102: Circuit Court Minutes 1851-1853: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1851-102Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1851 Nov 20 – Accounting for John Hauhey decd Estate
… James C Spencer, admin … of the Estate of John Haughey decd … also the admin of the Estate of Arthur Foster decd, who was the late admin of said John Haughey …. presented a settlement an accounty between the two estates … belonging to the Estate of Haughey the sum of 152 dollars … entitled to credit the sum of 66 dollars and 36 cents … leaving a balance due from the Estate of said Foster to the Estate of Haughey the sum of 85 dollars and 64 cents …
Minute Bk 5, p. 362,
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29836112?h=42555e

1851 Nov 20 – John Hauhey decd Estate. Admin permission to hire out negroes of Estate.
… orderd .. that H Skinner adin of the Estate of John Haughey decd be authorized to hire … the negro property belonging to said Estate.
Minute Bk 5, p. 368,
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29836126?h=be782d

1852 Aug 19 – John Hauhey decd Estate. Inventory returned.
… James C Spencer admin .. of the Estate of John Hauhey decd returned an Inventory of said estate …
Minute Bk 5, p. 486,
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1852 December 11 – J C Goyne to Elizabeth Goyne – Deed bk AA, p. 256. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between John C Goyne and his wife Susan Goyne of the first part and Elizabeth Goyne of the seond part … in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars to them in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the NW quarter of the SE quarter of Section 2 Township 21 Range 11 W, the N half of the SW quarter of the SE quarter of Section 2 Township 21 Range 11 W also 24 acres to be taken off of the W side of the NE quarter of the SE quarter of the same Section, Township and Range to commence at the NW corner of said tract to run thence E 50 poles thence W 36 poles and 26 links to the Western line of said tract thence N along said Western line to the place of beginning …
Signed: J. C. Goyne, Susan Goyne.
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1853 Jan 25 – John Hauhey decd Estate. Report of negroes hired out from Estate.
… James C Spencer administrator of the Estate of John Haughey decd made a report of the hiring of the negroes belonging to said estate for the year 1853 …
Minute Bk 5, p. 560,
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1853 June 13 – John Hauhey decd Estate. Accounts and Vouchers.
… came James C Spencer admin … of the Estate of John Haughey decd … filed his account and voucers for an annual settlement of said estate … chargeable with the sum of 106 dollars and 27 cents … entitled to credits the sum of 98 dollars and 12 cents … leaving … the sum of 7 dollars and 55 cents …
Minute Bk 5, p. 647
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1853 Nov 18 – John Hauhey decd’s Estate. Authorization to hire out slaves of Estate for year.
… Ordered … that James C Spencer admin of the Estate of John Haughey decd be authorized to him to hire the slaves belonging to said Estate for the year 1854 …
Minute Bk 5, p. 722,
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1853 Dec 12 – John Hauhey decd’s Estate. Application to sell slaves of Estate to pay debts of Estate.
… came James C Spencer admin of the Estate of John Haughy decd and made application for an order to selll … negroes belonging to said Estate for the purpose of paying the debts of said Estate …
Minute Bk 5, p. 732,
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1853 Dec 19 – John Hauhey decd Estate. Order to sell slave named Harry.
Came to be heard the application of James C Spencer admin of the Estate of John Haughey decd for an order to sell a negro man named Harry for the purpose of paying the debts of said estate …
Minute Bk 5, p. 733-734
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1854 March 25 – Elizabeth Goyen to R F Williams – Deed bk 2, p 267 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between Elizabeth Goins of the first part and B. F. Williams of the second part … for and in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars to her in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the NE quarter of the NE quarter of section 2 Township 21 Range 11 W containing 40 acres also the SW quarter of SW quarter of Section 36 Township 20 Range 11 West containing 39 and 71.5/100 acres also 9 and 1/4 acres taken off of the NW corner of the W half of the NW quarter of Section 1, Township 21 Range 11 W commencing at the Section corner and running thence 64 rods thence E 20 R thence N 57 rods thence to the beginning line …
Signed: Elizabeth Goyne.
Wit: William Sutton.
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1854 Jan 26 – Ezekiel Goyen was married to Rhoda Robertson January 26, 1854, according to “Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Marriages, 1821-1860.” 1854 Jan 26 – Ezekiel Goyen and Rhoda Robertson are married, 26 Jan 1854; 30 Jan by A Files, LM, at res of John Holley. bk III-B, p. 110. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
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1855 March 6 – E Goyne to John Harper – Deed bk 3, p 93 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between Elizabeth Goyne of the first part and John Harper of the second … for and in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars to her in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the NE quarter of the NE quarter of Section 2 Township 21 Range 11W containing 40 acres also the SW quarter SW quarter of Section 36 Township 20 Range 11 W containing 39 and 71.3/100 acres also 9 and 1/4 taken off of the NW corner of the W half of the NW quarter of Section 1 Township 21 Range 11 W commencing at the section corner and running thence 64 rods thence E 20 R thence N 57 R thence to the beginning line …
Signed: Elizabeth Goyne.
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1855 February 19 – Elizabeth Goyne from R F Williams – Deed bk 3, p 295 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between B F Williams and Mary A Williams of the first part and Elizabeth Goyne of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars to them in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the NE quarter of the NE quarter section 2 Township 21, Range 11W containing 40 acres also the SW quarter SW quarter of section 30, T20 R12W containing 71.3/100 acres. Also 9 and 1/4 acres taken off of the NW corner of the W half of the NW quarter of Section 1, To21 R11W commencing at the Section corner and running thence 64 rods thence E 20 R, thence N 57 R thence to the beginning …
Signed: B F Williams, Mary Williams.
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1855 Aug 20 – Dorah Haughey & John Haughey Jr. children of John Haughey decd, bound out to Chelsea M Cook.
… Ordered by the Court that Chelsea M Cook be appointed Guardian for Dorah Haughey and John Haughey Jr minors under the age of 21 years, children of John Haughey decd, he having given bond in the plural sum of 2100 dollars with Robert Cook, and Benjamin Blackburn Jr his securities.
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 201. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1855 Sept 4 – John Haughey decd Estate, Final Settlement application. C M Cook appointed guardian ad litem for minor heirs.
… came James C Spencer admin … of the Estate of John Haughey decd and filed his account and vouchers for a final settlement … that C M Cook Esqr be appointed guardian ad litem for the minor heirs of said estate …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 205. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1855 Sept 27 – J C Goyne from A D Caraway – Deed bk 3, p 369 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between A. D. Caraway of the first part and John C. Goyne of the second part … for and in consideration of the sum of 250 dollars to him in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the E half of the NE quarter of Section 27 Township 18 Range 11 W containing 80 acres and 5/100ths of an acre …
Signed: A.D. Caraway, Betty Caraway.
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1855 Oct 31 (will written) Last Will and Testament of Abner Winn
… to be buried near his father’s grave
… to my wife Nancy A Winn all my estate both real and personal … during her natural life or widowhood …
… if she marries then 1/2 and the other 1/2 to be disposed of as follows:
… 1500 dollars to be given to James D Cook son of Dennis Cook a child that I have raised … sum to be placed in the hands of Chelsey M Cook Esqr to hold as trustee for said James D Cook …. to aid in his schooling … to be paid over to the said James D Cook when he is 21 years old.
… 1000 dollars to be paid over to the Treasurer of the missionary fund under the direction of Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church South to be appropriated to form mission as the body may thing best,
… the remainder of said half of my estate to be disposed of in equal parts to the following persons, viz, the two children of Lucretia B Shackleford deceased, Evalina and Comidus, one share,
… my brother John A Winn, one share,
… Nancy B Winn or her bodily heirs one share,
… Lucinda Winn daughter of James R Winn
… and William Mitchell son of G W Mitchell jointly one share.
… my negro man Jerry to be permitted to by himself at 1500 dollars and to enable him to do so he shall not be required to pay ore than 150 dollars hire annually. I do this to enable him to get to Liberia and I do not with him to be held in bondage by any man.
… my negro woman Lilla and her two children Elizabeth and Martha, I value at 1200 dollars and my wife Nancy A Winn to take them at that price.
… my negro woman Charlott and her three children George, Newton, and Mary I value at 1500 dollars and they must not be seperated from each other unless there should be some arrangement for Jack Winn a colored man to take the boy Newton with him to Liberia then in that even I value the other three at 1300 dollars …
… My house hold and kitchen furniture with many books I will to my wife Nancy A Winn and the are not to be included in my estate as a part subject to division …
… I do here apoint Nancy A Winn and Chelsey M Cook to carry out the foregoing will as executor and executrix.
Signed: Abner Winn
Wit: B F Powell, W G Nuckols, E A Powell
The will was probated in court on January 20, 1858.
Wills, 1821-1928; Author: Alabama. Probate Court (Tuscaloosa County); Probate Place: Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Will Bk 3, pg 35. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1855 Nov 12 – John Haughey decd Estate. Distribution of Estate to two heirs.
… came James Spencer admin … of Estate of John Haughey decd … filed his account and vouchers for a final settlement … and C M Cook Esqr guardian ad litem for the minor heirs of said Estate being present … no objections … leaving $1048.60 distributed among the heirs of said estate. There being two heirs the distrubutive share of each heir is 524 dollars and 30 cents … ordered that James C Spencer admin afsd pay to Dorah Haughey the sum of $524.30 her distributive share of said estate … that J C Spencer admin afsd pay to John Haughey the like sum of $524.30 his distributive share of said estate
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 246. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1856 Jan 28 – Elizabeth Goyne from Wm Sutton – Deed bk 4, p 201 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between William Sutton and his wife Mary Sutton of the first part and Elizabeth Goyne of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 50 dollars to him in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the SW corner of the NE quarter Township 20 Range 11 W containing 20 acres more or less running with the Ridge Road angling across said 1/4 also 2 acres more or less cornering with it the sd same NW quarter of the SE quarter of Section 2, T21, R11W …
Signed: William Sutton, Martha Sutton.
Wit: J R Smith, James Glover.
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1856 Sept 13 – No. 387. James A Goyne age 16 yrs, Samuel C Goyne age 18 yrs both bound to A E Dunn – no mother. Father Ezekiel Goyne being unable to support them.
Daniel Wesly Goyne age 14. James M Christian application to have him bound. His father Ezekiel Goyne being unable to support him in a proper manner. p 157.
http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1854-103/1854103_0177, 1854-103: Probate Court Minutes 1854-1856: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1854-103Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1856 Sept 15 – James A Goyen aged 16 years, Samuel C Goyen aged 18 years.
This day came Edley S Dunn and represented to the Court that Samuel C Goyne aged 18 years 1st Jan next, James A Goyne age 14 years the __ day of ____ 185___ them mother and their father Ezekiel Goyne being incapable of supporting them and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, from the testimony of Nelson Shepherd Esqr that the pursuits of said children are unable to support them do not take proper care of them. It is ordered that said children be bound unto the said Edley S Dunn each until they come to the age of 21 years, the said Dunn having entered into an Indenture as is prescribed by law with security. Which said Indenture is approved and ordered to be recorded.
Daniel Wesley Goyne aged 14 the ___ day ______
This day came James M Christiean and represented to the Court that Daniel Wesley Goyne aged 14 years the ___ day of ____ their mother and their father (Ezekiel Goyne) being incapable of supporting … It is ordered that said Daniel W Goyne be bound unto the said James M Christain until he arrives to the age of 21 years …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 387. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1856 Sept 21 – “Malinda Goyne” was married to John Perrygin September 21, 1856 “at the residence of Malinda Goyne,” according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book 4, page 133. 1856 Sept 20 – John Perrygine and Malinda Goyne married in Tuscaloosa Co AL at residence of Malinda Goyne. p. 23 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C957-H9RH-V?i=335&cat=366715

1857 Nov 27 – Dorah Haughey a minor
… This day came C M Cook Guardian for said minor and filed his account and vouchers for a partial settlement …. that William M Stone be appointed Guardian ad litem …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 591. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1857 Nov 27 – John Haughey a minor
… This day came C M Cook Guardian for said minor and filed his accounts and vouchers for a partial settlement ordered by the Court … further that William M Stone be appointed Guardian ad litem …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 590. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1858 Jan 11 – Dorah Haughey a minor
… came C M Cook Guardian for said minor and moved the court to allow his account and vouchers for partial settlement for his said ward … no objections being made …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 615. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1858 Jan 11 – John Haughey a minor.
… came Chelsea M Cook Guardian for said minor and moved the court to allow his accounts and vouchers heretofore filed for a partial settlement of his Guardianship … no objections being made …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 6, 1854-1858. p. 615. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1859 July 22 – Rilla Chism fr Moses McGuire, Deed bk 6, p 130 Tuscaloosa Co, AL. (index)
… between Moses McGuire of the first part and Rilla Chism wife of Lewis Chism of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 75 dollars … conveyed unto the said party of the second part … land lying in the County of Tuscaloosa … the SW quater of the SE quarter of section 78 Township 20 of Range 2 west containing 4 acres … Signed: Moses McGuire. Wit: E Anders Jr, John J Roberts.
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1859 Sept 20 – Stephen Going and Cynthia Winn are married, 20 Sept 1859; 22 Sept. at res of Jack Winn by Joseph B Cottrell, LM. bk 5. p. 56. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
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1861 March 4 – Elizabeth Goyne fr Wm Sutton – Deed bk 7, p 286 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between William Sutton and Martha Sutton his wife of the first part and Elizabeth Goyne of the second par … in consideration of the sum of 5 dollars per acre to them in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the certain parcel of land … commencing on the section line running from the section corner Range E to the half mile stake thence E to a certain branch thence up said branch to the fork thence up the left hand branch to the North and South section line the said parcel of land taken off of the S end of the W quarter of the NW quarter of Section 1 Township 21 11W containing 25 acres more or less … and also 30 acres more or less of the SW quarter and the NE quarter Sec 2, Range 11 W, Township 21 …
Signed: William Sutton, Martha Sutton.
Wits: Isaac N. Goyne, John H. Harper.
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1861 March 28 – Dora Haughey a minor
… This day C M Cook Guardian of Dora Haughey a minor filed hs account and vouchers for an annual settlement ordered by the Court … that J C Spencer be appointed Guardian ad litem for said minor to protect her interest ….
Notes: Minutes, Vol 8, 1854-1858. p. 47. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1861 March 28 – John Haughey a minor
… This day came C M Cook Guardian of John Haughey a minor and filed his account and vouchers for an annual settlement ordered by the Court … that J C Spencer be appointed Guardian ad litem for said minor to protect his interest …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 8, 1854-1858. p. 47. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1861 May 12 – John Haughey a minor
… accounts and vouchers … filed by C M Cook Guardian for said minor for partial settlement … J C Spencer Guardian ad litem for said John Haughey being present … no objections being made …
… accounting … $509.46 …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 8, 1854-1858. p. 94. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1861 May 12 – L H Haughey a minor
… accounts and vouchers … filed by C M Cook Guardian for said minor for partial settlement … J C Spencer Guardian ad litem for said L H Haughey being present … no objections being made …
… accounting … $556.03 …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 8, 1854-1858. p. 94. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1861 Aug 5th – Isaac Goyne fr John Annett – Deed bk 8, p 42 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between John Annett and his wife Nancy Annett of the first part and Isaac Goyne of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 350 dollars to them in hand paid …. assigns forever the NW quarter of NW quarter of section 35 in Township ? Range 11 W and the east half of the NE quarter of sec 34 Township 20 Range 11 W, also the North end of the east half of the SW quarter of section 34 Township 20 Range 11 W containing 160 acres together … title of the above bargained premises to Isaac Goyne his heirs and assigns …
Signed: John Annett, N.C. Annett.
Recorded on 17th day of January 1862. D.M. Harless JP.
Filed for registration the 22d day of Dec. 1862. Moses McGuire, Judge of Probate.
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1862 Jan 11 – Elizabeth Goyne from Wm Sutton – Deed bk 8, p 81 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between William Sutton and his wife Martha Sutton of the first part and Elizabeth Goyne of the second part … for and in consideration of the sum of 35 and 10 cents dollars to them in hand paid … convey unto the said party of the second part … the following lands … beginning at a stake on the S side of the E 1/2 of NE 1/4 of Section 2 thence N 79, E27, 50 to a stake on the S side of W1/2 of NW 1/4 Sec 1, thence S 7E, 2. 50 to a stake, thence S 79 W 27.50 thence N 7W 2.50 to the beginning containing 5 and 64/100 acres …
Signed: William Sutton, Martha Sutton.
Wit: James R Sutton, Jim Haughey.
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1863 Feb 10 – John Haughey Jr., with C M Cook appointed Guardian.
… ordered … that C M Cook be appointed Guardian of John Haughey … given bond in the penal sum of 1000 dollars with William D Byars and G W Jennings as securities …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 9, 1854-1858. p. 185. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1864 June 9 – John Haughey decd Estate (John Haughey Jr has died).
… C M Cook guardian, the ward having departed this life, the said Cook as guardian came into court with his account and vouchers for the purpose of making a final settlement of his said guardianship … Ordered that G W Jennings be appointed Special Administrator of said Estate for the purpose of protecting the interest of said estate in this settlement.
Notes: Minutes, Vol 9, 1854-1858. p. 348. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
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1867 Jan 7 – Elizabeth Goin fr T P Lewis shff – Deed bk 9, p 370 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… three writs of execution issued from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa County as follows to wit: one No. 9328 tested the 29th day of Oct 1866 in favor of Dempsy Williams admr and against Benjamin Blackburn Jr, C.M. Cook, J.C. Moore and Ezekiel Anders Jr on a judgement rendered in said circuit court on the 24th day of Sept 1861 for the sum of 1233 and 60/100 dollars besides costs of suit, one other No 9481 tested the 13th day of Sept 1866 in favor of Robert K Hargrove and against Chelsea M. Cook on a judgement rendered in said Circuit Court on the 24th day of September 1861 for the sum of 1114 and 72/100 dollars besides costs of suit. One other No 11013 tested the 19th day of Oct 1866 in favor of Daniel J Hargrove and against C.M. Cook on a judgement rendered in said Circuit Court on the 2d day of April 1864 for the sum of 3135 and 95/100 dollars besides costs of suit.
… after the delivery of the said executions …. I Thomas P. Lewis Sheriff of Tuscaloosa County did in presence of the Statute in such cases made and provided on a certain tract or parcel of land istuate in Tuscaloosa County …. did sell on the 7th day of January 1867 to Elizabeth Going for the sum of 55 dollars being 25 cents per acre that being the highest sum bid for the same the following land to wit: The E 1/2 of NW 1/4 Section 10 except 20 acres off of the S end also the SW 1/4 Section 3 all in Township 21 Range 10 W containing in all 220 acres more or less as the property of Chelsea M Cook now therefore by virtue of the said execution … of the sum of 55 dollars … by the said Elizabeth Going …. sold and assigned unto the said Elizabeth Going …. the before described tract of land …
Signed: T P Lewis, Sheriff.
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1867 February 4 – Elizabeth Goyne fr C M Cook – Deed bk 10, p 63 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… that I C. M Cook hereby agree and bind myself to pay Mrs Elizabeth Goyne the value of the SW quarter of Section 3 in Township 21 of Range 10W and E half of the NW quarter of Section 10 Township 21 Range 10 W except 20 acres off the S end said value to be estimated at the present day … if said lands should be redeemed within 2 years from the first day of Jan 1867 said lands having been sold by the Sheriff on said day by virgue of executions …
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1867 Feb 4 – Elizabeth Goyne fr Sarah A Cook – Deed bk 10, p 64 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… whereas sundry executions against the undersigned C.M Cook were levied by Thomas P Lewis Sheriff of Tuscaloosa County on certain lands described in the levies … whereas the undersigned CM Cook claimed as exempt from levy and sale under said execution 80 acres of land not to exceed inn value 500 dollars and whereas R C McLester, Pendleton Savage, and William Johnson were selected by the said Sher to set off by metes and bounds 80 acres of land … to said Cook the W half of the NW quarter of section 10 Township 21 Range 10 W to be exept from levy and sale …. this indenture made this 4th day of Feb 1867 between C M Cook of the first part and Elizabeth Goyne of the second part … in consideration of the sum of 500 dollars to me in hand paid … sell unto the party of the second part … the W half of the SW quarter of section 10 Township 20 out of Range 10 W containing 80 acres …
Signed: C.M. Cook.
Wit: S.A. Cook.
Registered in front of Moses McGuire, Judge of Probate on Feb 5, 1867.
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1867 Feb 4 – Elizabeth Goyne fr C M Cook – Deed bk 10, p 67 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… C.M. Cook hereby agrees and binds myself to pay Mrs Elizabeth Goyne the value of the SW quarter of Section 3 in Township 21 of Range 10 W and the E half of the NW quarter of Section 10 Township 21 Range 10 W except 20 acres off the S end said value to be estimated at the present day …
Signed: C.M. Cook.
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1866 Sept 9 – Isaac Goyne fr Geo Annet – Deed bk 10, p 197 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… that we George Annett and his wife Hinatt for and in consideration of the nominal sum of 5 dollars to us in hand paid by Isaac N Goyne … sell … unto the said Isaac N Goyne … the E half of the NE quarter of Section 34 Township 20 Range 11 W also the North end of the E half of the SE quarter of Section 34 Township 20 range 11 W containing 120 acres …
Signed: George W. Annett.
Wit: George C. Sutton.
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1868 Dec 4 – Rilla Chism fr C M Cook, Deed bk 12, p 91 Tuscaloosa Co, AL. (index)
… Whereas Robert Cook in his lifetime sold to Rilla Chism all that part of the NE quarter of the NE quarter in Section 33, T20, R10W, which lies N of the fence that runs about E & W across said land for the sum of 100 dollars..
… And whereas she paid to me in June 1862 Confederate money the said sum of 100 dollars. Now therefore, for and in consideration of the premises and the said sum of 100 dollars to me in hand paid as above stated, I have bargained, sold and conveyed and do by these presents bargain sell and convey unto the said Rilla Chism and her heirs the above described lands together with all the tenements appurtenances and heredaments thereunto belonging and all the right, title, interest claim or demand whatever of the said Robert Cook of in and to said land.
… Given under my hand and seal this 4 day Dec 1868.
Signed: C M Cook, executor of Robert Cook
Wit: S A M Wood, J Y W Leftwich.
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1868 to 1869 Billy Chism fr C M Cook, Deed bk 12, p 91 Tuscaloosa Co, AL. (index)
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1870 Feb 27 – E Goynes fr E T Sloan – Deed bk 13, p 363 and 364 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between E J Slone and Thiersay Slone of the first part, John J. Sanders of the second part, and Elizabeth Goyne of the third part … all of the County of Tuscaloosa and State of Alabama … party of the first part stands indebted to the said Elizabeth Goyne party of the third part in the sum of 700 dollars …. from the following promissory notes … in consideration of … before the signing and sealing of these presents by the said John J Sanders trustee … hath granted, bargained …. convey unto the said John J Saunders trustee … the following tract or parcel of land …. known as the SW quatter of Sec 3 in T21 of R10W and the E 1/2 of the NW 1/4 Sec 10, T21 except 20 acres off the SW and the 21 and 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Sec 10 in T21 of R 10W containing 300 acres … should the said EJ Slone or Thiersay Slone pay … the full amount of said note … before the 1st day of Jan 1872 … then this indenture to cease and be of no effect …
Signed: E J Sloan, Thiersey Sloan, John J. Saunders.
https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

Death of John Annett in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama:

1866 Mar 27 – John Annett v. Daniel G Hamner)
Death of Plaintiff suggested and suit to abate.
Tuscaloosa Co, AL Court Records. p. 346. 1861-102/1861102_0177
http://www.seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1861-102/1861102_0177.jpg

1869 January – John Annett decd Estate
Curtis Booth admin in accounty with the Estate of John Annett, decd
(accounts itemized – see link below)
The foregoing acct is true and correct …
The heirs of John Annett decd are Nancy Annett his widow, Nancy Caster wife of J F Caster, Sarah Robertson & Patsy Booth wife of Curtis Booth the admin, all of whom are over the age of 21 yers and reside in the County of Tuscaloosa in the State of Alabama …
G W Annett has received his full distribution share and interest in the estate
Signed: Curtis Booth
Notes: Inventory Book, 1868-1871. pg 88-89. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29804235?h=1c9195

1869 Jan 30 – John Annett decd Estate, Partial Settlement
… came Curtis Booth admin of said estate and filed his statement … for a partial settlement …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 10 and 11 For Probate Minutes, 1867-1870. Vol 10, p 103. Tuscaloosa Co, AL
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29804314?h=8c755d

1869 Feb 20 – John Annett Decd Estate, Partial Settlement) Tuscaloosa County, AL
… Account heretofore filed by Curtis Booth admin of said Estate for Partial Settlement of his Administration thereof …
… payments to Nancy Annett widow of said decedent $105.36
… to Nancy Caster wife of John F Caster $105.36
… to Sarah Robertson $105.36
… to Patsy Booth wife of Curtis Booth $105.36
… to G W Annett the sum of $28.66, distributees of said estate.
Notes: Minutes, Vol 10 and 11 For Probate Minutes, 1867-1870. Vol 10, p. 133
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29804140?h=7a1869

1871 Jan 30 – Estate of John Annett decd, As to Settlement) Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
… This day came Curtis Booth the admin of said estate and filed his accounts and vouchers for a final settlement of said estate and said accounts …
1871 Apr 10 – Estate of John Annett decd, Settlement
… This day having been set to hear and determine all matters as to the accounts heretofore filed by Curtis Booth as the admin of said estate for a final settlement of said estate …
… distributees of said estate are viz:
Nancy Annett widow, Patsy Booth wife of admin, Nancy Porter, Sallie Robertson, and G W Annett, all of who are entitled to share the estate of the deceased in equal proportions so that the said final blance of money must be divided into 5 equal parts …
… adjudged and decreed that the said Nancy Annet widow, Patsy Booth, Nancy Coster, Sallie Robertson, and G W Annett do each have and recover in and from the said Curtis Booth the sume of $22.34 dollars …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 10 and 11 For Probate Minutes, 1867-1870. Vol 11, pg 110
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29804001?h=87936d

1871 Jan 30 – Estate of John Annett decd, As to Settlement) Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
… This day came Curtis Booth the admin of said estate and filed his accounts and vouchers for a final settlement of said estate and said accounts …
1871 Apr 10 – Estate of John Annett decd, Settlement
… This day having been set to hear and determine all matters as to the accounts heretofore filed by Curtis Booth as the admin of said estate for a final settlement of said estate …
… distributees of said estate are viz:
Nancy Annett widow, Patsy Booth wife of admin, Nancy Coster, Sallie Robertson, and G W Annett, all of who are entitled to share the estate of the deceased in equal proportions so that the said final blance of money must be divided into 5 equal parts …
… adjudged and decreed that the said Nancy Annet widow, Patsy Booth, Nancy Coster, Sallie Robertson, and G W Annett do each have and recover in and from the said Curtis Booth the sume of $22.34 dollars …
Notes: Minutes, Vol 10 and 11 For Probate Minutes, 1867-1870. Vol 11, pg 10
Alabama, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1753-1999
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29804001?h=87936d

1871 Sept 1 – Elizabeth Goyne to Adorah A Sanders – Deed bk 13, p 720 Tuscaloosa Co, AL.
… between Elizabeth Goyne of one part and Mrs Adorah Amanda Sanders granddaughter of the aforesaid Elizabeth Goyne all of said County and State … the said Elizabeth Goyne for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which she has and bear unto the said Adorah Amanda Sanders and also for and in consideration of … for her long and faithful nurseing and supporting and taking care of me in my old age and long and deep affections as well as for one dollar in hand paid to me by the said Adorah Amanda Sanders … confirm unto the said Adorah Amanda Sanders … all the real estate which I at different times purchased from William Sutton and which said members of said land are shown by land deeds to me from the said Sutton also all of the house hold furniture towit 1 bed stid & 2 beds & bedding & 1 press & chest 3 tables also any or all moneys that may be left or owned by me after my funeral expenses and paid given under my hand ….
Signed: Elizabeth Goyne
Wit: Thomas Hyche, E. Hyche, Winnie A Hyche.
https://probate.tuscco.com/ProbateRecords/search

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From Gowen Manuscript: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gowenrf/Gowenms058.htm

D. W. Goin headed a family listed in the 1880 census of Tuscaloosa County, Enumeration District 152, page 1 at Marcomville as:

Goin, D. W. 33, born in Alabama
Mariah 33, born in Alabama
Mary Ann 14, born in Alabama
Fannie 13, born in Alabama
Palestine 9, born in Alabama
M. O. 8, born in Alabama
Mariah 6, born in Alabama
M. L. 3, born in Alabama
Brazie O. 3/4, born in Alabama female”
==O==
Mrs. Jane Ross Goin, negro, was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1900 census of Tuscaloosa County, Enumeration District 117, page 9:

“Goin, Jane 40, born in May 1860 in AL
Lenell 8, born in January 1892 in AL,
daughter
Albert 6, born in February 1894 in AL, son
Leila 4, born in April 1896 in AL,
daughter
Edna 2, born in May 1898 in AL,
daughter
Walter 1, born in January 1899 in AL, son
Ross, Alabama 14, born in May 1886 in AL, sister”
==O==
Ruthy Goin, negress, age 2, born in July 1897, was enumerated in the 1900 census of Tuscaloosa County, Enumeration District 114, page 2, living with her mother, Mrs. Maggie Thomas.
==O==
Daniel W. Going was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1900 census of Tuscaloosa County, Enumeration District 122, page 6:

“Going, Daniel W. 57, born in December 1842 in AL
Mariah E. 52, born in March 1848 in AL
Ella 20, born in February 1878 in AL
James W. 15, born in May 1885 in AL”

Permelia Going was married to William Lang December 20, 1827, according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book 1, page 126, as transcribed in “Marriage Record of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama” by Pauline Jones Gandrud.
==O==
Stephen Going was married to Cynthia Winn September 20, 1859, according to “Pickens County, Alabama Marriages, 1821-1860.” Children born to Stephen Going and Cynthia Winn Going are unknown.
==O==
Thomas Goings, white male 40-50, living alone was listed in the 1830 census of Tuscaloosa County, page 328. He was living in the same area with Job Going [see Chester County, South Carolina].
==O==
Charles H. Goins died December 1926 in Tuscaloosa County according to Alabama Death index, volume 59, role 2, page 28489.
==O==
Harvey Goins died February 8, 1914 in Tuscaloosa County according to Alabama Death index, volume 37, page 185, role 1.
==O==
Lucy Goins died December 1924 in Tuscaloosa County according to Alabama Death index, volume 56, role 2, page 27954.
==O==
Minerva Goins died February 1928 in Tuscaloosa County according to Alabama Death index, volume 11, role 2, page 5017.
==O==
Paralee Goins died March 10, 1921 in Tuscaloosa County according to Alabama Death index, volume 11, role 2, page 5430.
==O==
Westley Goins died May 12, 1921 in Tuscaloosa County according to Alabama Death index, volume 19, role 2, page 93??.
==O==
Elizabeth Gowen was married to John Simpson July 7, 1850, according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book IIIA, page 99.
==O==
Fred Gowen, negro was born in Alabama in September 1855, according to his enumeration in the 1900 census of Tuscaloosa County, precinct 9:

“Gowen, Fred 44, born in September 1855 in AL,
negro.
Martha 46, born in May 1853 in AL, negro
Vela 11, born in May 1889 in AL, son
negro
Bessie 7, born in June 1893 in AL,
daughter, negro
Woolsey 11, born in May 1889 in AL, stepson
negro”
==O==
Ned Gowen, negro, was born in Tennessee in January 1829. He was recorded as the head of a household in the 1900 census of Tuscaloosa County, Enumeration District 115, page 2:

“Gowen, Ned 70, born in January 1829 in TN,
negro
Melissa 61, born in May 1839 in AL, negro”
==O==
Walker Gowen was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1866 Alabama State Colored Census.
==O==
Annie W. Gowins died October 1937 in Tuscaloosa County according to Alabama Death index, volume 50, certificate 24926, role 3.
==O==
Ezekiel Goyen was married to Rhoda Robertson January 26, 1854, according to “Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Marriages, 1821-1860.” Children born to Ezekiel Goyen and Rhoda Robertson Goyen are unknown.
==O==
Elizabeth A. Goyne was married to John Hauhey February 8, 1838 according to Tuscaloosa Marriage Book 2, page 60.
==O==
James Goyne was married to Malinda Booth March 3, 1841, according to “Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Marriages, 1821-1860.” Children born to James Goyne and Malinda Booth Goyne are unknown.

“Malinda Goyne” was married to John Perrygin September 21, 1856 “at the residence of Malinda Goyne,” according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book 4, page 133.
==O==
Martha Cordelia Goyne was married to Henry W. Thornton July 31, 1839, according to Tuscaloosa County Marriage Book 2, page 170.

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SEVENTH FLOOR RECORDS: General Index – The following records are found at:

http://seventhfloorrecords.com

The following entries are from the indexes the above project “Seventh Floor Records” has placed online as of today’s date (April 28, 2018). They appear to be adding new indexes to books as they are able – so check back for the updated index, for additional information in the future. Note: In reviewing the books where the index has not been added online yet, there are additional “Going/Goyne” entries in those books.”

pgs 3052 to 3095 of the General Index of “Seventh Floor Records”:

1830 July 15 – Andrew McCreary v. Mankey and Goyne, 1827-104 163 1827104_0103

1830 April term – James H Dearing and Robert Cook commsrs v. Lang and Goyen 1829-102 56 1829102_0068

1830 April term – Burwell Lawrick etal v Goyne & Cook* 1829-102 56 1829102_0068

1830 April term – James H Dearing and Robert Cook commsrs v. Goyne and Babb. 1829-102 56 1829102_0068

1830 April term – James H Dearing and Robert Cook commsrs v. Goyne and Babb. 1829-102 56 1829102_0068

1830 May 18 – Thomas B Going use of Joseph Cleveland v. John Haughey, 1829-101 185 1829101_0098

1828 account of John O Cummins with Gowen on acct, 1830-102 90 & 91 1830102_0059

1829 Sept – William Roberson v. Thomas B. Goyne, 1830-104 203 1830104_0113
1830 Oct – Goyne, 1830-105 94b 1830105_0115

Goyne & Christian* 1831-102 59 1831102_0037
Going, 1831-102 57 1831102_0036
Gowing 1831-102 74 1831102_0045
Goyne, 1831-102 31 1831102_0023
Goyne, 1831-102 33 1831102_0024
Goyne, 1831-102 41 1831102_0028
Goyne, 1831-102 59 1831102_0037
Goyne, 1839-107 1 1839107_0006
Goyne & Co* 1839-107 1 1839107_0006
Goyne, 1840-105 34 1840105_0052 Mar Term 1840
Goyne, 1840-105 108 1840105_0128 Sep Term 1840

Goin, Albert 1877-106 147b1877106_0153
Goins, Albert 1887-101 55 1887101_0033
Goins, Albert 1888-101 84 1888101_0123
Goins, Albert (F) 1877-106 28 1877106_0206
Goin, Albert 1889-101 86 1889101_0131

Going, Alfred E 1851-101 24 1851101_0027

Goins, D W 1876-103 9 1876103_0014
Goins, D W 1876-103 138 1876103_0144
Goins, D W 1876-103 137b 1876103_0303
Goins, D W 1877-106 11 1877106_0189

Goins, D W 1877-106 144 1877106_0322
Goins, D W 1889-101 76 1889101_0126
Goins, D W 1889-101 77 1889101_0044

Goyne, Elizabeth Victim grand larceny 1853-109 449 1853109_0229
Goyne, Elizabeth Attachment 1856-101 752 1856101_0391

1848 Aug 11 – Township and Range index with Ezekiel Gowin 1827-107 248 1827107_0153

Goin, Fed (F) 1876-103 21 1876103_0026

Goins, H L (F) 1877-106 61 1877106_0239

Goins, H S+ 1898-101 278 1898101_0207 5/16/1901

1828 May 17 – The President and Directors of the Bank of the State of Alabama v. John Goyne and Harrison W. Goyne. debt and damages amounts. 1826-105 239 and 239b 1826105_0273

1827 May 23 – The President and Directors of the Bank of the State of Alabama v. Dempsey Jorden, John Goyne, and Harrison W. Goyne, 1827-101 482 1827101_0244

1828 Jan 27 – The President and Directors of the Bank of the State of Alabama v. Dempsey Jorden, John Goyne, Harrison W Goyne, defts. 1827-102 257 1827102_0142

1829 Oct term. Goyne, H W 1829-107 5b 1829107_0023

1832 Feb 25 – The President and Directors of the Bank of the State of Alabama v. John Byars, Jonathan Steel, Harrison W. Goyne, and David Killough. 1831-103 200-202 1831103_0117

1831 May 13 – The President and Directors of the Bank of the State of Alabama v. John Byars, Jonathan Steel, Harrison W. Goyne, and David Killough. 1832-101 22-23. 1832101_0019

Goyne, Isaac Witness 1853-109 449 1853109_0229
Goyne, Isaac N Security 1853-109 555 1853109_0282
Goyne, Isaac N Security 1868-101 491 1868101_0278
Goyne, Isaac N Security 1868-101 492 1868101_0279
Goyne, Isaac N Security 1868-101 652 1868101_0359
Goyne, Isaac N Security 1868-101 653 1868101_0359
Goyne, I N Security 1868-101 715 1868101_0390
Goyne, I N Security 1868-101 716 1868101_0391

Going, J 1828-103 15b 1828103_0029

Goyne, J T 1876-103 9 1876103_0014

Going, Job 1822-101 43 1822101_0027 Aug Term 1827
Going, Job 1822-101 91 1822101_0054 Jun Term 1832
Going, Job 1824-101 445 1824101_0228
Going, Job 1824-101 610 1824101_0311
Going, Job 1824-101 641 1824101_0328
Gowing, Job 1824-101 443 1824101_0227
Gowing, Job 1824-101 495 1824101_0253
Gowing, Job 1824-104 131 1824104_0070
Gowing, Job 1824-104 141 1824104_0075
Gowan, Job 1824-101 140 1824101_0075
Gowan, Job 1824-101 143 1824101_0076
Going, Job 1825-101 84 1825101_0092
Going, Job 1825-101 123 1825101_0131

Going, Job 1825-101 133 1825101_0141
Going, Job Debt 1826-104 45 1826104_0040
Going, Job 1826-104 46 1826104_0041 25 Dec 1825
Going, Job 1826-105 3 1826105_0035
Going, Job 1826-105 64 1826105_0096
Going, Job 1826-106 129 1826106_3001
Going, Job 1826-106 167 1826106_0083
Going, Job 1826-106 223 1826106_0111
Going, Job 1826-106 261 1826106_0130
Going, Job 1826-106 264 1826106_0132
Going, Job 1826-106 271 1826106_0135
Going, Job 1826-106 286 1826106_0143
Going, Job 1826-106 290 1826106_0145
Going, Job 1826-106 293 1826106_0146
Going, Job 1826-106 359 1826106_0179
Going, Job 1826-106 368 1826106_0184
Going, Job 1826-106 396 1826106_0198
Going, Job 1826-106 446 826106_0223
Gowan, Job 1826-106 43 1826106_0023
Gowan, Job 1826-106 257 1826106_0128
Going, Job 1827-101 1 1827101_0007
Going, Job 1827-101 524 1827101_0265
Going, Job 1827-105 168 1827105_0088
Gowing, Job 1827-107 356 1827107_0207 22 Feb 1823
Goyen, Job 1827-105 112 1827105_0060
Goyne, Job 1827-105 110 1827105_0059
Goyne, Job 1827-105 129 1827105_0068
Going, Job 1828-101 23 1828101_0031
Going, Job 1828-103 15 1828103_0029
Going, Job 1828-105 269 1828105_0141
Going, Job 1828-105 270 1828105_0142
Going, Job 1829-101 163 1829101_3001
Going, Job Justice of the Peace 1829-101 184 1829101_0098
Going, Job Justice of the Peace 1829-101 186 1829101_0099
Going, Job Justice of the Peace 1829-101 187 1829101_0099
Going, Job Justice of the Peace 1829-101 188 1829101_0100
Going, Job Justice of the Peace 1829-101 306 1829101_0161
Going, Job Justice of the Peace 1829-101 308 1829101_0162
Going, Job Justice of the Peace 1829-101 311 1829101_0162
Going, Job Administrator 1829-101 406 1829101_0213
Going, Job Administrator 1829-101 407 1829101_0213
Going, Job 1829-102 49 1829102_0061
Going, Job Administrator 1829-104 250 1829104_0134

Going, Job 1829-107 234 1829107_0252
Going, Job witness 1829-110 76 1829110_0095
Going, Job Justice 1829-110 99 1829110_0124
Going, Job administrator 1829-110 121 1829110_0151 11 Dec 1832
Going, Job 1829-110 Insert 107a 1829110_0132
Gowin, Job 1829-103 175 1829103_0094
Goyne, Job 1829-103 149 1829103_0081
Goyne, Job 1829-103 151 1829103_0082
Goyne, Job 1829-103 171 1829103_0092
Goyne, Job 1829-103 172 1829103_0093
Goyne, Job 1829-103 175 1829103_0094
Goyne, Job 1829-103 180 1829103_0097
Goyne, Job 1829-103 218 1829103_0116
Goyne, Job 1829-103 239 1829103_0126
Goyne, Job 1829-103 243 1829103_0128
Goyne, Job 1829-104 94 1829104_0056
Goyne, Job witness no show; $100 fine 1829-105 516 1829105_0267
Goyne, Job paid as witness & justice 1829-110 76b 1829110_0095
Going, Job 1830-103 12 1830103_0010
Going, Job 1830-103 142 1830103_0075
Going, Job 1830-104 241 1830104_0132
Going, Job 1830-104 242 1830104_0133 16 Mar 1824
Going, Job 1830-104 243 1830104_0133
Goin, Job 1832-101 158 1832101_0087 2 Oct 1832 1832101_0087
Goin, Job 1832-105 62 1832105_0079 Oct Term 1832 1832105_0079
Goyne, Job administrator 1832-101 243 1832101_0129
Goyne, Job 1832-105 64 1832105_0082 Oct Term 1832
Going, Job juror 1832-101 176 1832101_0096

1826 Oct 9 – John E Gowen v. Robert Dunlap. 1824-101 508 1824101_0260 9 Oct 1826
Goyne, John 1826-105 239 1826105_0273
Goyne, John 1826-105 239b 1826105_0273

Goyne, John 1827-101 482 1827101_0244
Goyne, John 1827-101 483 1827101_0244
Goyne, John 1827-102 257 1827102_0142
Goyne, John 1827-102 258 1827102_0142
Goyne, Jno C 1827-107 387 1827107_0222
Goyne, John C 1864-102 239 1864102_0254

Going, Justice 1829-110 76 1829110_0095

Gowen, Myria B 1829-104 245 1829104_0132
Gowen, Myria B 1829-104 246 1829104_0132

Goin, Ned (F) 1876-103 21 1876103_0026
Goins, Ned 1887-101 90 1887101_0120
Goins, Ned 1887-101 91 1887101_0051
Goins, Ned 1888-101 122 1888101_0142
Goins, Ned 1888-101 123 1888101_0064
Goins, Ned (F) 1877-106 23 1877106_0201
Goins, Ned (F) 1877-106 157 1877106_0335
Going, Ned 1889-101 125 1889101_0069
Goings, Ned 1889-101 124 1889101_0150

Goins, Stephen (F) 1876-103 102 1876103_0108

Goynes, Susan 1876-103 9 1876103_0014
Goynes, Susan (Mrs) 1876-103 142 1876103_0148

Gowin, T 1830-102 94 1830102_0061
Gowin, T 1830-102 102 830102_0065

Goins, Ted (F) 1877-106 23 1877106_0201

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Goyne, Thomas B 1822-101 87 1822101_0052 Jun Term 1831 1822-101: County Court Appearance Docket 1822-1837. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1822-101Gallery.htm

1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

1826 March 24 – Samuel Taylor v James Camron, and John L Purcy v Claibourn Hams – both slander cases – in both cases Thomas Going is a juror sworn on the case. 1824-101 472 1824101_0242. 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. pgs 472-473. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1826 Oct 16 – State v. Suddeth Tolls. Thomas Gowing sworn in as a juror. 1824-101 550 1824101_0281 1824-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1824-1826. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-101Gallery.htm

Goyne, Tho B 1824-104 130 1824104_0069 1824-104: Circuit Court Witness Docket 1824-1825. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1824-104Gallery.htm

1825 Jan 22 – Humphrey Chappell v. Gowing, Thomas 1826-104 209 1826104_0127 1826-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1827. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-104Gallery.htm

Going, Thomas B 1826-105 83 1826105_0115 1826-105: Circuit Court Judgments 1826-1828. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-105Gallery.htm
Going, Thomas 1826-105 39 1826105_0071

Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-106Gallery.htm

1826 Feb 18 – State of Alabama v. William Robertson and Elbert Robertson. Thomas Gowing sworn as a juror 1826-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1826-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1826-106Gallery.htm. p. 58. (image 0031). Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1827-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1827-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-101Gallery.htm

1828 March 14 – Jesse Bryant v. John L. Tindall. Thomas Goyne as a juror., pg. 423 (Image: 1827101_0214). 1827-101: Circuit Court Minutes 1827-1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-101Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

Goyne v Bank 482

Going v Reed 524

Goyne, Thomas 1827-103 42 1827103_0027 1827-103: Circuit Court Witness Docket 1827-1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-103Gallery.htm

Goyne, Thos 1827-103 14 1827103_0013
Goyne, Thomas B 1827-103 139 1827103_0075
Goyne, Thomas B 1827-103 140 1827103_0076
Goyne, Thomas B 1827-103 183 1827103_0097
Goyne, Thomas B 1827-103 196 1827103_0104
Goyne, Thomas B 1827-103 222 1827103_0117

Going, Thos B 1827-105 135 1827105_0071 1827-105: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1827-1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-105Gallery.htm
Goyne, Thomas 1827-105 19 1827105_0012
Goyne, Thomas 1827-105 23 1827105_0014
Goyne, Thomas 1827-105 24 1827105_0015
Goyne, Thomas 1827-105 44 1827105_0025
Goyne, Thomas 1827-105 113 1827105_0060
Goyne, Thomas 1827-105 125 1827105_0066
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 116 1827105_0062
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 125 1827105_0066
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 129 1827105_0068
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 143 1827105_0075
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 150 1827105_0079
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 161 1827105_0085
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 170 1827105_0089
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 203 1827105_0105
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 206 1827105_0107
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 219 1827105_0113
Goyne, Thos B 1827-105 220 1827105_0114

Goyne, Thomas Trespass with force and arms 1827-106 77 1827106_0086 1827-106: Circuit Court Trial Docket 1827-1828. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1827-106Gallery.htm
Goyne, Thomas Trespass with force and arms 1827-106 124 1827106_0134

1827 March 2 – Edward Sims, David Scott, Moses Luvell, Benjamin Hornet, William Jones, Thomas Jones and John Jones owners of the steamboat “Warrior” complain of Thomas Goyne for Trespass with force and arms. They complain that Thomas Goyne untied the steamboat Warrior from its mooring, which led to the boat floating down the river and caused a “hogshead” of sugar to be thrown from the boat into the Black Warrior River – spoiling the sugar – which was worth $500.00 – the amount of damage claimed.
Thomas Goyne answered the lawsuit – his attorney complained that one of the Plaintiffs, Thomas Jones, was dead – so the pleading was not sufficient in law. The court agreed with Defendant, but then allowed the Plaintiffs to amend their pleadings and the case then went to a jury for a decision.
The jury consisted of Elijah Clements, Robert W Garner, William Bryant, George A Shelton, Charles Page, John Green, David Hester, James Hudson, James P. Smith, Smith L Williamson, Benjamin F. Spencer, and Joseph Bullock – elected, tried, and sworn . . . The jury found the Defendant not guilty.
The Defendant (Thomas Goyne) plead that “he was the public Ferryman of the landing across the Black Warrior River apposite the Town of Tuskaloosa and that he was obstructed from his landing place by the rope which he loosed and that it became necessary for him to loose the rope which he did loose in order to approach the landing place and without this he committed no other force or violence” . . . Circuit Court Pleas 1828, pg. 8-10. 1828-105 8 1828105_0017. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1828-105Gallery.htm,Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1828-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1828 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1828-105Gallery.htm

1827 Feb 28 – Peter Donaldson, pltf v. James P Smith, Deft. Thomas Goyne as a juror, 1828-105 page 18 (Image: 1828105_0022). 1828-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1828 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1828-105Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829-101: County Court Pleas 1829-1832. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-101Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1830 May 25 – Thomas B. Goyne (Thomas B Going) use of Joseph Cleveland v. John Haughey, John Haughey alleges that Thomas B Goyne brought an action by a warrant for the use of Joseph Cleveland before one Job Going an acting justice of the peace in and for said County against your petitioner and on the 29 day of April 1830 the said justice entered up a judgment against your petitioner in favor of said Goyne . . . in the sum of six dollars and 66 cents besides costs of suit and an execution was issued thereon by the said justice on the 5th day of May thereafter and placed in the hands of one J E Rial an acting constable for said County and said Constable is now about to Levy the same upon the property of your petitioner. . . . Before said suit and transfer of claim from Goyne to Cleveland, petitioner had a legal claim against said T B Goyne and to a considerable amount over and above the amount of the judgment rendered as aforesaid by said justice.
Ordered by the court that the Def go hence without delay and recover of the Pltf Joseph Cleveland for whose use this suit has been brought, his costs by him about his defence in this behalf expended. pg. 184 (Images: 0098 – ). 1829-101: County Court Pleas 1829-1832. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-101Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

Goyne, Thomas B 1829-102 57 1829102_0069. 1829-102: Circuit Court Trial Docket 1829-1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-102Gallery.htm

1829-103: Circuit Court Pleas 1829-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-103Gallery.htm

1833 Sept term – The State of Alabama v. Thomas B. Goyne, Peace Recognizance. Bond for 500 dollars was required of Thomas B. Goyne to be in good behavior for 6 months, especially towards James S Fleming. March 1834 James S Fleming did not wish to continue the bond against Thomas B. Goyne (Note: In case just prior to this one, James S Fleming was a grand juror who was threatened by 5 people regarding an ongoing card game that had indictments issued. James S Fleming had claimed he could not act as grand juror due to threats against him – not sure if this is related to the case with Thomas B Goyne or not. Then another case where Thomas Glaze stated he had been threatened by James S Fleming and requested a bond against James S. Fleming – in the 2-3 pages before this case). 1829-103 pgs 257 (Images: 0135). 1829-103: Circuit Court Pleas 1829-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829-104: County Court Minutes 1829-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-104Gallery.htm

1829-105: Circuit Court Minutes 1829. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-105Gallery.htm

Goyne, Thomas B 1829-107 102 1829107_0120. 1829-107: Circuit Court Judgments 1829-1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-107Gallery.htm
Goyne, Thomas B 1829-107 193 1829107_0211
Goyne, Thomas B 1829-107 219 1829107_0237
Goyne, Thomas B 1829-107 229 1829107_0247
Goyne, Thomas B 1829-107 235 1829107_0253
Goyne, Thomas B 1829-107 236 1829107_0254
Goyne, Thomas B no property 1829-107 219b 1829107_0237

1829-109: Circuit Court Pleas 1829-1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-109Gallery.htm

1829 Sept 8 – William Robertson admr pltf v. Thomas B Goyne, Deft. William Robertson admr of est of Samuel Christian decd held firmly bound unto Thomas B Goyne in sum of 1000 dollars . . . Arbitrators assigned to resolve all disputes between the parties. Thomas B Goyne was also required to post a bond of 1000 dollars unto Samuel Christian for this arbitration to resolve all of their disputes.
Robinson claims independently of a note which Goyne has given him for $244 for case laid in by Christian as stock to build the Gin . . .
The arbitrators award . . . that the whole of the firm property including the debts due thereto shall become the property and solely belong to the said Goyne. And that the said Goyne is properly and justly indebted to said Robinson as administrator of said Christian in an ddition to a note of $244 executed by said Goynes to said Robinson as admin, the sum of $67 dollars and 87 and 1/2 cents . . . Thomas B Goyne to pay costs in case. pgs 25-29 (images 0025-0026). 1829-109: Circuit Court Pleas 1829-1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-109Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

Going, Thos B 1829-110 76 1829110_0095 17 Jun 1830. 1829-110: County Court Judgments 1829-1837. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1829-110Gallery.htm
Going, Thomas B witness certification Tuskaloosa County Court 1829-110 Insert 107a 1829110_0132
Goyen, Thomas B 1829-110 107 1829110_0137
Goyne, Thomas B 1829-110 50 1829110_0066

1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm

1830 April 8 – James H Dearing and Robert Cook, Commsrs v. William Lang and Thomas B. Goyne, Debt. Awarded Pltf $56 dollars and $5 dollars and 69 cents along with costs of suit. pgs. 143 (Images: 0075-0076). 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 8 – Burwell Trawick, etal v. Thomas B Goyne and Robert Cook, Debt. Pltfs to recover $50 dollars, and $5 dollars and 8 cents. 1830-103 144 1830103_0076 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830 April 8 – Burwell Trawick etal v. Thomas B. Goyne and Robert Cook, Debt. Pltfs recover $50 dollars, and $9 dollars and 8 cents. pg. 145 1830103_0076 1830-103: Circuit Court Minutes 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-103Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm

1829 Sept 15 – William Robinson admr, Pltf v. Thomas B. Goyne, Deft. Assumpsit. William Roberson as admn of Est of Samuel Christian decd. To recover from Deft on instrument in writing of which is $244.00. Court awards $253 and 93 and 3/4 cents damages to Deft. pgs 201-203. (Images: 0112-0113). 1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

1829 Sept 12 – James H Dearing and Robert Cook, commissioners v. Thomas B. Goyne and Asahel Babb, Defts. Debt. Action to recover of Defts amount due on a note dated Dec 30, 1828 payable on or before Jan 1, 1829 for $60 dollars and 48 cents. pgs 320-321 (Image: 0173). 1830-104: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL

Goyne, Thomas B witness 1830-105 94 1830105_0115. 1830-105: Circuit Court Judgments 1830-1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-105Gallery.htm
Goyne, Thomas B witness 1830-105 197 1830105_0218

1830-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-106Gallery.htm

1829 Sept 12 – Burwell Trawick etal, Pltfs v. Thomas B. Goyne and Robert Cook, Defts. Debt. Action brought to recover of the Defts the sum of $50 by a note on April 2, 1827, due on Jan 1, 1828 to Magirt Joy, and indorsed by Joy to the Pltfs on April 4, 1827, whose sue for the use of J H Dearing as a school commissioner. pgs. 1-3 (Images: 0010-0011) . 1830-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-106Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1829 Sept 12 – Burwell Trawick, John Fortson, James Jin Rins, for the use of etc, Pltfs v. Thomas B. Goyne and Robert Cook, Defts. Action brought by pltfs for use of James H Dearing a school commissioner to recover of the defendants the amount due on a note by them April 2, 1827, for $50 payable on or before Jan 1, 1829. pgs. 3-5 (Images: 0011-0012). 1830-106: Circuit Court Pleas 1830. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1830-106Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

Goyne, Thomas B trover 1831-101 128 1831101_0142. 1831-101: Circuit Court Judgments 1831-1833 http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-101Gallery.htm
Goyne, Thomas B 1831-101 132 1831101_0146

Goyne, Thomas 1831-102 31 1831102_0023. 1831-102: Circuit Court Appearance Docket 1831-1835. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-102Gallery.htm

1831-104: Circuit Court Minutes 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-104Gallery.htm

1831 April 7 – Thomas B. Goyne, juror 1831-104 48 1831104_0028. 1831-104: Circuit Court Minutes 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831 Aug 9 – Thomas B. Goyne, jury pool 3rd week 1831-104 119 1831104_0063 1831-104: Circuit Court Minutes 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831 Oct 15 – Thomas B. Goyne, jury pool 3rd week 1831-104 463 1831104_0240 1831-104: Circuit Court Minutes 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-104Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-105Gallery.htm

1829 Oct – Thomas B. Goyne, as juror 1831-105 149 1831105_0088. 1831-105: Circuit Court Pleas 1831. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-105Gallery.htm, Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1831-108: Circuit Court Sitting in Chancery 1831-1832. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1831-108Gallery.htm

Goyne, Thos B 1832-102 10 1832102_0010. 1832-102: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1832-1834. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1832-102Gallery.htm
Goyne, Thomas B 1832-102 29 1832102_0022
Goyne, Thomas B 1832-102 48 1832102_0042
Goyne, Thomas B 1832-102 67 1832102_0059
Goyne, Thomas B 1832-102 90 1832102_0082
Goyne, Thomas B 1832-102 102 1832102_0094
Goyne, Thomas B 1832-102 103 1832102_0095

Goyne, Thomas B 1832-104 78 1832104_0046 . 1832-104: Circuit Court Witness Docket 1832-1835. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1832-104Gallery.htm
Goyne, Thomas B 1832-104 127 1832104_0070

Goyne, Thomas B 1832-105 119 1832105_0137 1832-105: Circuit Court Judgments 1832-1833. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1832-105Gallery.htm

1833 Feb 6 – Thomas Johnston and Thomas J Wash, complainants v. James Christian and Thomas B. Goyne, Defts} Certiorari
The Petition of James Christian and Thomas B. Goyne of Tuskaloosa . . . respectfully shew… That Petitioner James Christian is in lawful possession of . . . for some time past of certain premises in the County of Tuskaloosa known as the lot number 9 in the plat of the town laid off on the north side of the Tuscaloosa River opposite the town of Tuskaloosa in the 16th section in Township 21 Range 10 west which said lot is improved and on which there is situated one cotton gin now in use and operation. . . . one Thomas Johnston and one Thomas Washof said County pretending to have lawful title and lawful right to the possession of the said lot and premises, have demanded the same of your petitioner, whereas your petitioner aver they have no right whatsoever to the premises, nor to the possession therof, and under said pretence of claim or title have instituted an action of “unlawful detaining” before Leven Powell Esqr a justice of the peace for Tuskaloosa County against your petitioner which was tried on the — day of January last past and on said trial a verdict was found and judgment rendered by said Justice for the plaintiffs . . . your petitioner beg leave to represent your honor that on and during the trial . . . several errors have occurred . . . Petitioner Going has no interest in the premises but the premises belong to the Petitioner Christian and as the plaintiffs pretended to have leased the premises to said Going, and the real object was to dispossess the Petitioner Christian as the plaintiffs pressued their complaint against your petitioners jointly which they insist was improper… images/1832-108/1832108_0157 pgs. 278-279.
. . . claimed under a supposed leasing to the petioner Going . . . Plaintiffs could not recover, never having been in the actual possession of the premises . . . instructions were refused . . . James Christian who holds the premises by virtue of a patent issued by the State of Alabama and that the title is in law, and he is entitled to hold the same, and that the claim set up by said Plaintiffs is nul and void . .. should Christian be ousted he would be compelled to resort to his action on title and be put to expense and circuity of action to recover what he is justly entitled to . . . your petitioners are about to be improperly evicted . . . Signed: James Christian.
On the 12th day of February 1833 James Christian and Thomas B Goyne with Joseph Cleveland their security executed their bond in the following words and figures to wit . . .
Signed: James Christian, Thomas B Goyne, Joseph Cleveland.
Writ of Cert issued. /images/1832-108/1832108_0158 pgs. 280-281.
(The Circuit Court ordered the Justice Court to send a copy of the record – which was received on March 3, 1833. Included was the following):
1) Demand letter dated Nov 5, 1832 from Plaintiffs Thomas Johnston, Thomas J Wash, by their atto H W Ellis, for James Christian and Thomas B Goyne to vacate the premises. They claim they leased the land to Thomas B Goyne some time in 1830 for ong gining season which is now expired – the said piece of land being held over unlawfully by you the said Thomas B Goyne and by you the said James Christian under and in collusion with him.
2) Complaint and Citation issued by Plaintiffs against Defendants on Dec 22, 1832. /images/1832-108/1832108_0159 pgs. 282-283.
3) Record of Jury Trial – Jan 19, 1833 – The jury found the Defendants guilty on pg. 285.
pg. 285 witness testimony was a) J Jones as deputy of Wm Y Glover Sheriff made it known to Thomas B Goyne and James Christian the Defts the notice on Dec 17, 1832.
b) Joseph Cleveland stated – The gin house occupied by the Defendants is on lot No 9 of the 16th section, the Defendants yet have the possession of the said gin house and lot. I heard Defendant Goyne say in the fall of the year 1830 that he was to have the gin and lot in controversy for the gining season on his making a fence around the lot. The Defts went halves in the profits of the Gin. It will be three years next fall since Goyne went into the possession under the contract.
c) Winess James Cooper last fall was two years ago, I was at Thomas Johnston’s house where Thomas B Goyne in company with Thomas J Wash went up. Said Goyne said to Thomas Johnston . . . /images/1832-108/1832108_0160 pgs. 284-285.
. . . that his land was sold and he wanted to make something from the gin – whereupon they contracted that said Goyne should have the gin and lot now in dispute for the then ensuing season of gining on condition that he would put a fence around the lot . . .
Appeal of Christian and Goyne and 8 Errors of court are listed on pg. 286 top of page.
The Circuit Court judgment was . . . “that the judgment of the Justice below for the error aforesaid be reversed annulled and altogether for nothing held and that the Defendants go hence without delay and recover against the said Thomas Johnston and Thomas J Wash their costs about their defense in this behalf expended for which execution may issue.” /images/1832-108/1832108_0161 pgs 286-287. 1832-108: Circuit Court Pleas 1832-1833 – Gallery: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1832-108Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1834 Feb 13 – Adam Leonard, Pltf v. Thomas B Goyne and James Christian, Defts. Assumpsit. A plea of trespass on the case upon promises made and not performed – damage of the said Adam Leonard of 200 dollars. This action is brought to recover of the Defts the amount due on a promissory note made by Thomas B Goyne and James Christian dated the 27th of December 1832 and payable one day after date to Robert Cook or bearer for the sum of 98 dollars and 89 cents for value received and which has been transferred by said Cook to Adam Leonard the Plaintiff . . . no answer filed by Defts – court gave default award of damages and costs to Pltf. p 51-53 (Images 0041- 0042). 1834-101: Circuit Court Pleas 1834-1835: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-101Gallery.htm Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1832 Sept 7 – Job Going admr of Benjamin Palmer decd, Pltf v. Thomas B. Goyne and James Christian, Defts. Trover. . . . a plea of Trespass on the Case in Trover to the damage of 500 dollars. Brouth to recover damages for the conversion of certain personal property belonging and appertaining to a certain cotton gin embracing saws, brushes gin dereu and of great value to wit of the value of five hundred dollars and being so possessed by the said Benjamin Palmer afterwards to wit — casually lost the said goods and chattels out of his possession and the same afterwards . . . came to the possession of the said Defts by finding. Yet the said Defts well knowing the said goods and chattels to be the property of the said Benjamin Palmer in his lifetime. . .
Defts plea “not guilty”. Jury trial – found found guilty of trover and conversion. Damages awarded at 310.20 dollars plus costs of court.
pg 98 – after the trial, Defendant made a “Bill of Exceptions” and an “offer of evidence” which was memorialized in the court findings that stated ” . . . Bill of Sale executed by Defendant Thomas B Goyne in 1829 to Benjamin Palmer decd which instrument is to be copied by the clerk and attached . . . consideration for bill of salle was not proved . . . evidence of consideration was . . . that on or about the day of the execution of the Bill of Sale he the witness loaned Palmer 40 dollars and which was as witness understood it to lift the mortgage or mem? which one William Robertson formerly held against the same property and which as witness understood was about to expire. It was proved that the screw was fastened to posts set in the ground in the usual way – the runing gear was also fastened to the ground and to the gin house in the usual way and the gin head was set on the gin house floor and connected to the runing gear with bands as is usual and that the same had not been removed since the sale. The above were the articles sued for. The Defendant asked the court to instruct the jury that if they believed the articles sued for were attached to the free hold and had never been removed since the sale by Goyne to Palmer that the Pltf could not sustain this action . Which instruction was refused.” The court then explained its reasoning for refusing the requested instruction to the jury, and memorialized the bill of exceptions.
1829 Dec 31 – Contract made . . . between Thomas B Goyne of the one part and Benjamin Palmer of the other part each of Tuscaloosa County witnesseth – That said Thomas has this day bargained and sold to the said Benjamin Palmer the runing gear and gin head embracing saws brushes gin screw and etc of his said Thomas’s gin in the vicinity of Tuskaloosa and at his present residence for the sum of one hundred dollars – provided that the sale aforesaid is made on the following conditions. That said Thomas B shall use and enjoy peaceable possession of the said runing gear screw head and until he shall have completed whatever cotton may be offered at his gin for gining during the ensuing gining season that is to say for the year 1830 – immediately after the gining season aforesaid the above Thomas B Goyne will deliver to the said Pelmour or his assigns the said runing gear saw, gin head, screw and etc,. Signed: Thomas B. Goyne, Benjamin Palmour. Test: Moses McGuire.
p. 95-101 (Images 0065-0067).
1834-107: Circuit Court Pleas 1834: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-107Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1832 Sept 7 – Job Going admr of Benjamin Pelmore decd, pltf, v. Thomas B Goyne and James Christian. Trover. This action is brought to recover damages for the conversion of a certain negro man slave by the name of Harry the property of the estate of the said Benjamin decd with a value of 500 dollars. Benjamin Pelmore “casually lost the said negro man Harry out of his possession and the said negro man Harry afterwards . . . came to the possession of the said Defts by finding . . . said Defts well knowing the said negro man Harry to be the property of the said Benjamin Pelmore in his lifetime . . . Defts have not delivered said negro man Harry despite often requests they do so. (It appears in the next paragraph they are alleging a 2nd negro man named Harry as well was taken – but not clear if this is the same, or a repeat).
Defts plead “not guilty”. Jury trial found Defts guilty. Damages for 518 dollars plus costs.
Pltf introduced a bill of sale . . . executed by Deft Goyne to Plamore the Pltfs decd intestate. It was not proved that the negro boy ever went into the possession of Palmore. It was proved that the negro was not delivered at the time of sale. It was proved that most usually the negro was in the possession of Goyne who executed the Bill of Sale. That at one time the negro was hired out in the lifetime of Pelmore but by whom it was not known. It was proved that Palmore died in July or August 1830. It was also proved that after the death of Palmore, Goyne remained in possession of the negro until 1832 when Goyne executed to Deft Christian a bill of sale for said boy Harry and delivered the possession at the time of sale. That Christian executed to Goyne his promissory note for 450 dollars for said boy. There was no other evidence respecting the note and it did not appear whether it was paid or not. It was proved that prior and at the time of executing the said Bill of Sale by Goyne to Palmore, Goyne was embarrassed and in failing circumstances – that the negro was not delivered to Palmore nor seen in his possession by the witnesses. That no money was paid by Palmore to Goyne at the time of executing the Bill of Sale, but his note given for the amt expressed in the bill of sale. After this evidence the Deft Christian moved the Court to have the administrators of Palmore who was present in Court sworn as a witness to establish four facts in his knowledge – . . . sale of the negro Harry by Deft Goyne to Palmore was for the purpose of preventing his sale for the debts of Deft Goyne. Plaintiff objected, and was sustained by court, which Deft objected. Some time after sale to Christian the boy was some time in Goyne’s possession and some times in Christians. . . . it was difficult to tell in whose possession the boy was whether Goyne or Christian . . . they usually lived together. . . . At one time since the sale to Christian, deft Goyne hired him out and recd price of hire for said boy. . . . no evidence that the note given by Goyne to Christian was ever paid. . . . it was generally known in the neighborhood where Defts resided that Palmore or his estate had a claim on the negro.
Bill of Sale produced dated: 31st day of December 1829 – Thomas Goyne sold negro Harry to Benjamin Palmore for 400 dollars.
Bill of Sale produced dated 5th of May 1832 – Thomas B Goyne sold negro Harry to James Christian for 450 dollars.
pgs. 99 – 103, (Images 0067-0069) 1834-107: Circuit Court Pleas 1834: http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1834-107Gallery.htm. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

Goyne, Thos B 1839-105 52 1839105_0045. 1839-105: Circuit Court Foreign Executions 1839-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1839-105Gallery.htm

Goyne, Thomas 1840-104 89 1840104_0103. 1840-104: Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/1840-104Gallery.htm

1840 June 8 – George G Henry v. William H Cook and etc. Appears witnesses to be subpoenaed were: G. V. Bartine, Thomas B Goyne Jr (not found), Thomas B. Goyne Snr (not found), George W Adams, Seabourn Haley, David JJW Fulton. 1840-104 17 1840104_0030 1840-104/1840104_0030 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 June 8 – State v. Lorinso W Oneal. State’s witnesses to be subpoenaed include Thomas B Goyne, Dennis Cook, John Smith. 1840-104 41 1840104_0054 1840104_0054 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 June 8 – State v James Carodine. State’s witnesses to be subpoenaed include Georg Turei?, Gleason Shirley, Thomas B Goyne snr. 1840-104 41 1840104_0054 1840104_0054 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 Dec 15 – George G. Henry v. William H Cook etc. Wits subpoenaed by Plaintiff are: Seaborn Haley, David JJW Fulton . . . subpoenaed by the “Claimant” (which is same as Plaintiff as far as I know): G V Bartine, Thomas B Goyne Jr, Thomas B Goyne senr, George W Adams. All subpoenas show “executed”. 1840-104 62 1840104_0076 1840-104/1840104_0076 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1841 March 17 – Lynch and Loyd, etc v. The Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of North Tuscaloosa. Wits subpoenaed for the Plaintiffs are: Dec 15, 1840 – Robert Walker – witness is dead, Thomas Atkins Jr – not found, March 17, 1841 – Thomas B Goyne – executed. 1840-104 64 1840104_0078 1840104_0078 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 Dec 15 – State v. Lorenzo W Oneal. Witnesses for the State: Thomas B. Goyne, Dennis Cook, John Smith. 1840-104 82 1840104_0096 1840104_0096 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1840 (no date entered). State v. John Chism. Witnesses for the State: George Luice?, Gleason Shirley, Thomas B. Goyne senr, Abel H White, G W Mitchell. 1840-104 82 1840104_0096 1840104_0096 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL.

1827 March 2 – Edward Sims, David Scott, Moses Luvell, Benjamin Hornet, William Jones, Thomas Jones and John Jones owners of the steamboat “Warrior” complain of Thomas Goyne for Trespass with force and arms. They complain that Thomas Goyne untied the steamboat Warrior from its mooring, which led to the boat floating down the river and caused a “hogshead” of sugar to be thrown from the boat into the Black Warrior River – spoiling the sugar – which was worth $500.00 – the amount of damage claimed.
Thomas Goyne answered the lawsuit – his attorney complained that one of the Plaintiffs, Thomas Jones, was dead – so the pleading was not sufficient in law. The court agreed with Defendant, but then allowed the Plaintiffs to amend their pleadings and the case then went to a jury for a decision.
The jury consisted of Elijah Clements, Robert W Garner, William Bryant, George A Shelton, Charles Page, John Green, David Hester, James Hudson, James P. Smith, Smith L Williamson, Benjamin F. Spencer, and Joseph Bullock – elected, tried, and sworn . . . The jury found the Defendant not guilty.
The Defendant (Thomas Goyne) plead that “he was the public Ferryman of the landing across the Black Warrior River apposite the Town of Tuskaloosa and that he was obstructed from his landing place by the rope which he loosed and that it became necessary for him to loose the rope which he did loose in order to approach the landing place and without this he committed no other force or violence” . . . Circuit Court Pleas 1828, pg. 8-10. 1828-105 8 1828105_0017. Tuscaloosa County, AL. (For a copy of the record – See: http://seventhfloorrecords.com ).

1840 June 8 – George G Henry v. William H Cook and etc. Appears witnesses to be subpoenaed were: G. V. Bartine, Thomas B Goyne Jr (not found), Thomas B. Goyne Snr (not found), George W Adams, Seabourn Haley, David JJW Fulton. 1840-104 17 1840104_0030 1840-104/1840104_0030 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL. (For a copy of the record – See: http://seventhfloorrecords.com ).

1840 Dec 15 – George G. Henry v. William H Cook etc. Wits subpoenaed by Plaintiff are: Seaborn Haley, David JJW Fulton . . . subpoenaed by the “Claimant” (which is same as Plaintiff as far as I know): G V Bartine, Thomas B Goyne Jr, Thomas B Goyne senr, George W Adams. All subpoenas show “executed”. 1840-104 62 1840104_0076 1840-104/1840104_0076 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL. (For a copy of the record – See: http://seventhfloorrecords.com ).

1844 Dec term – Aaron G Woodward ads James B Switzer, Leondard Switzer, Sarah Switzer and William B Switzer, security – Thomas B. Goyne listed as one of the people owed 710 in case. Goyne, Thomas B 1842-113 212 1842113_0227. http://seventhfloorrecords.com/images/1842-113/1842113_0227 (add . jpg to url to open doc). 1842-113: County Court Judgments 1842-1845, pg 113. Tuscaloosa Co, AL.

1841 March 17 – Lynch and Loyd, etc v. The Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of North Tuscaloosa. Wits subpoenaed for the Plaintiffs are: Dec 15, 1840 – Robert Walker – witness is dead, Thomas Atkins Jr – not found, March 17, 1841 – Thomas B Goyne – executed. 1840-104 64 1840104_0078 1840104_0078 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL. (For a copy of the record – See: http://seventhfloorrecords.com ).

1840 (no date entered). State v. John Chism. Witnesses for the State: George Luice?, Gleason Shirley, Thomas B. Goyne senr, Abel H White, G W Mitchell. 1840-104 82 1840104_0096 1840104_0096 Circuit Court Subpoena Docket 1840-1841. Tuscaloosa County, AL. (For a copy of the record – See: http://seventhfloorrecords.com ).

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Goyne, Walker+ Freedman; Bought unlicensed liquor 1853-109 566 1853109_0288
Goyne, Walter Bought unlicensed liquor 1853-109 564 1853109_0287
Goin, Walker (F) 1877-106 60 1877106_0238

Gowen, William B 1829-104 265 1829104_0142
Gowen, William B 1829-104 266 1829104_0142
Gowen, William B Bill of Exchange 1832-107 124 1832107_0075
Gowen, William B 1832-107 164 1832107_0095
Gowen, William B 1832-107 165 1832107_0095

Gowing, William free person of color; victim A & B 1848-105 23 1848105_0028
Going, William free person of color; victim A & B 1848-105 18 1848105_0026
Going, William free person of color; victim A & B 1848-105 19 1848105_0026
Going, William free person of color; victim A & B 1848-105 22 1848105_0028
Going, William free person of color; victim A & B 1848-105 23 1848105_0028
Goin, Wm 1898-101 34 1898101_0024 8/1/1898

Gowen, W B 1829-104 245 1829104_0132
Gowen, W B 1829-104 246 1829104_0132
Gowen, W B 1829-104 247 1829104_0133
Gowen, W B 1829-104 293 1829104_0156
Gowen, W B 1829-104 294 1829104_0156
Gowen, W B 1829-104 350 1829104_0185
Gowen, Winn B 1829-104 486 1829104_0253
Gowen, W B 1832-106 23 1832106_0041
Gowen, W B 1832-106 27 1832106_0045
Gowen, W B 1832-107 163 1832107_0094
Gowen, W B 1832-107 182 1832107_0104
Gowen, W B 1832-107 183 1832107_0104
Gowen, W B 1832-107 184 1832107_0105
Gowen, W B 1832-107 185 1832107_0105
Gowen, W B Deceased 1832-107 601 1832107_0313
Gowen, W B Narrative disrupted 1832-107 604 1832107_0315 Jan Term 1834
Gowen, Winn B 1832-107 605 1832107_0315
Gowen, Wyun B 1832-107 122 1832107_0074
Gowen, Wyun B 1832-107 123 1832107_0074
Gowen, Wyun B 1832-107 124 1832107_0075
Gowen, Wyun B Bill of Exchange 1832-107 125 1832107_0075

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