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     Abigail Goddard was born on 11 September 1737 at Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Goddard and Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham. Abigail Goddard was blessed on 29 October 1737 at Christ Church, Hopkinton, Middlesex, Massachusetts. She married Josiah White on 8 April 1758. Abigail Goddard died on 11 August 1759 at age 21.

     Abigail Goddard was born on 16 May 1761 at Athol, Worc., Ma. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Goddard and Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham. Abigail Goddard was blessed on 12 June 1761 at Athol, Worcester, Massachusetts. She married John Tidd on 20 February 1780. Abigail Goddard died on 26 September 1855 at age 94.

     Alice Goddard birth also listed as abt 1560. She was born in 1549 at Upham, Wilts, Eng. She was the daughter of Thomas Goddard and Ann Giffard.

     Anne Goddard was born circa 1529 at Upham, Wiltshire, England. She was the daughter of John Goddard and Elizabeth Berenger.

     Benjamin Goddard was born on 2 September 1755 at Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the son of Ebenezer Goddard and Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham. Benjamin Goddard died on 6 November 1771 at age 16.

     Benjamin Goddard was born on 15 August 1704 at Watertown, Middlesex, Ma. He was the son of Edward Goddard and Susannah Stone. Benjamin Goddard married Grace Fisk on 25 September 1733. Benjamin Goddard died on 28 January 1754 at age 49.

     Benjamin Goddard was born on 14 August 1668 at Watertown, Middlesex, Ma. He was the son of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles. Benjamin Goddard married Martha Palfrey on 30 May 1689 at Ma. Benjamin Goddard married Ann Oldham after 1737 at Ma. Benjamin Goddard died on 23 October 1748 at age 80.

     Benjamin Goddard was born on 20 March 1631 at Inglesham, Wiltshire, England. He was the son of Edward Goddard and Priscilla d'Oyley or d'Oyly.

     Betty (or Betsy) Goddard was born on 26 January 1748 at Frammingham, Ma. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Goddard and Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham. Betty (or Betsy) Goddard married Nehemiah Howe, son of Peter Howe and Thankful Howe, on 24 May 1769.

     Child Goddard BIRT PLAC All Hallows Bread St. London, London, Eng. Child Goddard was born in 1658 at London, England. Child Goddard was the child of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles. Child Goddard was buried on 8 December 1658. Child Goddard died on 8 December 1658.

     Child Goddard was born circa 1659 at London, Middlesex, England. He was the son of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles.

     Child Goddard was born circa 1663 at of, Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the son of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles.

     Child Goddard was born circa 1665 at of, Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was the son of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles.

     Cicily Goddard was born circa 1395 at Poulton, Wiltshire, England. She was the daughter of John Goddard and Mrs. John Goddard.

     David Goddard was born on 26 September 1706 at Watertown, Middlesex, Ma. He was the son of Edward Goddard and Susannah Stone. David Goddard married Mercy Stone on 19 August 1736. David Goddard married Martha (?) on 20 December 1753. David Goddard died on 19 January 1754 at age 47.

     Ebenezer Goddard Birth date also listed as 17 Jan 1713.
Seal to Par also listed as 24 Aug 1961 in LA. (See ID #: 1R57-3L). He was born on 17 January 1714 at Boston, Suffolk, Mass. He was the son of Edward Goddard and Susannah Stone. Ebenezer Goddard married Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham, daughter of Samuel Brigham Capt and Abigail Moore, on 27 January 1736 at Framingham, Middlesex, Ma. Ebenezer Goddard died on 18 November 1762 at Athol, Worcester, Mass, at age 48.

     Ebenezer Goddard was born on 9 August 1753 at Framingham, Middlesex, Ma. He was the son of Ebenezer Goddard and Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham. Ebenezer Goddard married Hannah Death on 6 July 1775. Ebenezer Goddard died on 30 March 1815 at age 61.

     Ebenezer Goddard was born on 18 November 1712 at Boston, Suffolk, Ma. He was the son of Edward Goddard and Susannah Stone. Ebenezer Goddard died on 24 December 1713 at Watertwon, Middlesex, Massachusetts, at age 1.

     Edward Goddard was born on 24 March 1675 at Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles. Edward Goddard married Susannah Stone, daughter of Simon Stone and Mary Whipple, in June 1697 at Watertown, Middlesex, Ma. His worked as a weaver early in life but by about the time he married in 1697 he was the schoolmaster in Watertown. In 1707 he moved to Boston where he was a teacher, and in March 1717 he moved again to Framingham where he taught grammer shcool for several years.² Edward Goddard died on 9 February 1754 at Framingham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, at age 78. The following biographical sketch of his character was taken from a newspaper published at Boston." Framingham, Feb. 9, 1764. This morning expired here, after a short illness of the epidemical fever, the Hon. Edward Goddard, Esq. in the 79th year of his
age. He was a person of very good natural powers, inquisitive and curious genius, industrious spirit and considerable improvements in both divine & political knowledge, esteemed for sobriety, integrity, judiciousness and piety from his youth, and married a virtuous sister of the Hon. Mr. Stone of Newton and the Rev. Mr. Stone of Harwich, being of so good a character and a very accurate writer and draughtcr in almost all sorts of instruments, he was in his younger time encouraged to keep a school for writing and arithmetic in Boston, where he behaved himself to great acceptance, contracted an intimate friendship with the Rev. Mr. Bridge of the first church, to which he joined; as also, with Mr. Jonathan Jackson, Mr. William Tillcy, Mr. Bartholomew
Green, Mr. Zechary Thayer, Mr. Andrew Elliott, Mr. Jonathan and Daniel Loring, and other serious and solid men who were zealous lovers of our civil and religious liberties, the doctrines of grace and vital piety, in whose society he continued and grew in
esteem and affection and with mutual pleasure, till purchasing a farm at Framingham, he thought it best for the sake of his children to live upon and improve it. He was many years in commission for the peace, nine years chosen and served as representative for the town in the General Court, and also chosen and served three years more in his Majesty's Council for the province. Being a person of such parts, improvements and principles, and of undaunted courage, he appeared always zealous for the doctrines of the Gospel of which he had a clear view; and for the privileges of these churches as held from the beginning; and he was one of the greatest and most steady patriots both of civil and religious liberties in their largest extent, that ever appeared in the General Assembly in his day. " He had the true spirit of virtuous Englishmen, hated flattery, fawning, courtship and bribery in his country's cause, feared no opposer, and was known to be so firmly attached to it, that nothing could ever warp him from it, and I believe no man ever dared offer him the least temptation which he would have resented in the highest degree as the greatest reflection upon him. On his death bed as in his life, he expressed his entire satisfaction in the Gospel way of salvation through the
mediation and righteousness of Christ, the efficacy of the Holy Spirit and the saving grace of God the source of all, as infinitely agreeable, and in which he hoped for perfect sanctification, pardon and justification and admission into the heavenly inheritance.
It is remarkable that on January 19, died his son, the Rev. Mr. David Goddard of Leicester, who left seven children, and on January 28, his son Benjamin of Shrewsbury, who left seven children, on February 4, his own consort above mentioned, and on the 9^th himself, and all of this dreadful fever which has lately carried off such numbers in these parts of the country."

“The above was published by the Rev. Dr. Prince and Mr. Secretary Willard, both of Boston, and intimately acquainted with him.”.³

     Edward Goddard was born in 1584 at Inglesham, Wiltshire, England.¹ He was the son of Richard Goddard and Elizabeth Waldron. Edward was a prosperous farmer but suffered greatly during the English Civil War. He took the side of parliament during the conflict and a company of "cavaliers" -- loyalists to the King -- destroyed his house and plundered his property. Edward escaped in disguise but died soon afterwards.² Edward Goddard married Priscilla d'Oyley or d'Oyly, daughter of John or Joshua d'Oyly and Ursula Cope, circa 1612 at Wiltshire, England. Edward Goddard died in 1647 at Lower Upham, Wilts, England. He was buried at Prob Aldbourne.

     Edward Goddard was born on 4 May 1698 at Watertown, Middlesex, Ma. He was the son of Edward Goddard and Susannah Stone. Edward Goddard married Hepzibah Hapgood in 1722. Edward Goddard married Eunice Walker on 11 June 1764. Edward Goddard died on 13 October 1777 at age 79.

     Edward Goddard was born circa 1661 at London, Middlesex, England. He was the son of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles.

     Edward Goddard was born in 1622 at Inglesham, Wiltshire, England. He was the son of Edward Goddard and Priscilla d'Oyley or d'Oyly.

     Edward Goddard (Twin) was born on 16 April 1759 at Framingham, Middlesex, Ma. He was the son of Ebenezer Goddard and Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham. Edward Goddard (Twin) married Anna Death on 11 November 1784. Edward Goddard (Twin) died on 10 May 1844 at age 85.

     Elizabeth Goddard CHR PLAC All Hallows Bread St. London, London, Eng. She was blessed on 31 October 1657 at All Hallows B St, London, England. She was born on 31 October 1657 at All Hallows B St, London, England. She was the daughter of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles. Elizabeth Goddard was buried on 29 October 1662. She died on 29 October 1662 at age 4.

     Elizabeth Goddard was born on 22 December 1670 at Watertown, Midd., Ma. She was the daughter of William Goddard and Elizabeth Miles.

     Elizabeth Goddard was born in 1613 at Inglesham, Wiltshire, England. She was the daughter of Edward Goddard and Priscilla d'Oyley or d'Oyly.

     Elizabeth Goddard was born circa 1452 at Cherhill, Wiltshire, England. She was the daughter of Walter Goddard and Mrs. Walter Goddard.

     Elizabeth or Eliza Goddard was born circa 1581 at Newhaven, Oxfordshire, England. She was the daughter of Richard Goddard and Elizabeth Waldron. Elizabeth or Eliza Goddard married Lewis Pollard in 1613.

     Esther Goddard was born on 17 January 1751 at Framingham, Worchester, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Goddard and Sybil (or Sibil) Brigham. Esther Goddard married Samuel Whitney on 23 August 1773. Esther Goddard married Samuel Morton on 23 August 1773 at Athol, Worcester, Ma. Esther Goddard died on 10 March 1778 at Warwick, Franklin, Ma, at age 27.