James Goan was listed in Bunch’s Regiment of the East Tennessee Militia, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
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Nathan Goens was listed in Bayle’s Regimen of the East Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
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Isaac Goin was listed in Bayles’ 4th Regiment of the East Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812, according to Tennessee military records.
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John Goin was listed in Lillard’s 2nd Regiment of the East Tennessee Volunteers, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
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William Goin was listed in Bayles’ 4th Regiment of the East Tennessee Militia, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
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H. Goings was listed in the 26th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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George Goins was born in 1874 in TN, and died in 1949 in Texas, according to Tennessee birth records.
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H. Gowan was listed in the 30th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Hayward B. Gowan was listed in the 13th Tennessee Infantry regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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James Gowan was listed in the regiment of cavalry and mounted gunmen for the Tennessee Volunteers in the War of 1812, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
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James T. Gowan was listed in the 18th Tennessee Infantry Regiment as an assistant surgeon in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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W. F. Gowan was listed in the 13th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Alfred Gowen was listed in the Seventh Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Andrew Gowen was listed in Metcalfe’s Regiment in the West Tennessee Militia for the War of 1812, according to the Tennessee military roster.
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Dodson G. Gowen was listed in the Seventh Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military Roster.
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Lieutenant Edward H. Gowen was listed in the Fifth Tennessee Calvary Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military Roster.
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Fielding Gowen was listed in the 11th Tennessee Calvary Regiment in the Civil war, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Francis M. Gowen was listed in the Seventh Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Harrison H. Gowen was listed in the 26th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil war, according to the Civil War military roster.
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H. B. Gowen was listed in the 13th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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H. C. Gowen was listed in the Fourth Consolidated Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Henry C. Gowen was listed in the 30th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Isaac M. Gowen was listed in the 18th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Joseph Gowen was listed in Cannon’s Regiment of West Tennesse Volunteers in the War of 1812, according to the Tennessee military roster.
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L. M. Gowen was listed in the 42nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment of the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Nenoah Gowen was listed in Metcalfe’s Regiment of the West Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812, according to the Tennessee military roster.
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John Gowen was listed in Bunch’s Regiment of the East Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
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S. E. Gowen was listed in Carter’s 21st Tennessee Calvary Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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T. A. Gowen was listed in Russell’s 20th Tennessee Calvary Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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W. F. Gowen was listed in the 13th Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Washington Gowen was listed in the 24th Tennessee Infantry Regiment of the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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James Gowin was listed in Bunch’s Regiment of the East Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812, according to the Tennessee military roster.
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Alfred Gowings was listed in the Seventh Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Francis Gowings was listed in the Seventh Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Jefferson Gowings was listed in the Seventh Tennessee Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, according to the Civil War military roster.
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Drury Gowins was listed in Bayles’ 4th Regiment in the East Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
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Wishock Gowins was listed in Bayles’ 4th Regiment in the East Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812, according to the War of 1812 military roster.
Oscar Goans, was born October 26, 1932 in Anderson County. He passed away Friday, April 28, 2000, at Methodist Medical Center in Knoxville, according to “The Knoxville News-Sentinel”.
He was a retired Lather with Gilbert Construction Company in Knoxville. He was a veteran of the United States Army. His Hobbies were attending flea markets in the Clinton area, fishing, and gardening.
He is preceded in death by parents, Frank and Bertha Reynolds Goans; brothers, Wade and Wesley Goans. Survivors include: wife, Wilma Vann Goins, Clinton; son, Bill Goans, Clinton; sisters, Dora and Husband Bob Stinnett, Maryville, Madeline Moore, Claxton; brother, Fred Goans, Oak Ridge; sister in law, Shirley and husband Ross Adcock, Clinton; Mother in law Ola Vann, Clinton.
The family held visitation Sunday, April 30, 2000, from 6-8 p.m. at the Holley-Gamble Funeral Home in Clinton with funeral services following at 8 p.m. in the chapel with Rev. Jim Mcpherson officiating. Interment was held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at McCarty Woodhaven Memorial Gardens.
Andrew Gowen
Loiza May Gowans died in 1909 in Bledsoe County according to “Tennessee Deaths,” redord number 2205.
Mary M. Goin was married March 10, 1877 to Theodore Hook, according to "Bradley County, Tennessee Marriages, 1864-1887."
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Maston Goin was married December 19. 1881 to Jane London, according to "Bradley County, Tennessee Marriages, 1864-1887." Children born to Maston Goin and Jane London Goin are unknown.
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Anderson Goins was born November 22, 1853, according to his tombstone.
Anderson Goins was married to Miss Martha C. Carson February 9, 1872, according to "Roane County, Tennessee Marriages, 1801-1855."
He listed as the head of a household in the 1900 census of Bradley County, Enumeration District 8, page 12, 2nd Civil District:
"Goines, Anderson 47, born in November 1853 in TN
Martha 52, born in December 1847 in TN
Hattie R. 22, born in November 1877 in TN
Robbert 20, born in April 1880 in TN
Oscar E. 12, born in December 1887 in TN"
The grave of Anderson Goins, "born November 22, 1853, died March 6, 1922" was located in Chilcut Cemetery in Bradley County.
Children born to Anderson Goins and Martha C. Carson Goins include:
Hattie R. Goins born in November 1877\
Robbert Goins born in April 1880
Oscar E. Goins born in December 1887
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In 1909 B. B. Goins received a deed for a number of acres in the Old Second District from Charley Goins for a consideration of $84, according to Bradley County deed records.
For $50 B. B. Goins received a deed in 1909 from E. G. Kirkpatrick for 20 acres in the Old Second District .
B. B. Goins and wife sold to John P. Manis 40 acres in the First District for $125 in 1909.
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Cornelia Goins died in 1910 in Bradley County according to “Tennessee Deaths,” record number 3577.
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Geneva Goins was born about 1916 to parents unknown. She was married about 1934 to Jim Odom. In 2001 Geneva Goins Odom, a widow, lived in Cleveland, Tennessee.
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John Goins, born October 20, 1837-died July 6, 1914, was buried in Chilcutt Cemetery in Bradley County.
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Rev. John R. Goins “of the Holiness Church” was referred to in an obituary in the November 30,1909 edition of the “Cleve-land Banner & Journal”of Cleveland, Tennessee
“Rev. John B. Goins” officiated at another funeral held in the Hayes Cemetery for Cora Tallent who died November 26, 1909, according to the same newspaper.
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Tombstones in Moores Chapel Cemetery in Bradley County include:
A. D. Goins March 23, 1893--
Clemmie T. Goins June 28, 1896--
Virgie Irene Goins November 26, 1913--April 8, 1917
Daughter of A. D. and C. T. Goins
Johnny Goins July 26, 1915--June 3, 1931
Sally F. Goins June 16, 1875--July 22, 1960
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Tombstones in Sunset Memorial Gardens in Bradley County include:
Arlin Goins 1891--1970
Adelia Goins 1893--
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Tombstones in Chilcutt Cemetery in Bradley County include:
Infant son of Ham Goins died 1928
Infant daughter of Ham Goins died 1938
Bertha Goins February 7, 1884-May 13, 1967
Jasper Goins March 8, 1878-Sept. 24, 1953
Pledger Goins April 22, 1906-March 1, 1926
Myrtle Goins born and died July 4, 1904
Hattie Mae Goins October 21, 1905-Dec. 11, 1923
Lula Evans Goins January 27, 1880-Oct. 21, 1938
Eli E. Goins February 16, 1875-Feb. 9, 1954
Robert Goins April 15, 1880-July 16, 1950
Easter Goodner Goins September 11, 1880-Dec. 15, 1947
Della May Goins March 15, 1895-August 25, 1907
Taylor George Goins May 11, 1933, Sgt, U.S.M.C.
Alice Goins February 15, 1875-Dec. 1897
Leonard Thomas Goins December 11, 1897-Jan. 4, 1898
Lela Jane Goins November 24, 1890-June 10, 1906
Henry P. Goins August 10, 1950-October 14, 1907
Elizabeth Goins April 1, 1850-September 25, 1918
J. W. Goins September 30, 1842-July 9, 1900
Dinah E. Goins August 27, 1842-June 14, 1926
W. Thomas Goins April 12, 1879-September 3, 1963
Lola I. Goins March 19, 1880-April 21, 1931
John Goins October 20, 1837-July 6, 1914,
Amanda Goins July 4, 1837-April 27, 1918
Henry Goins February 11, 1871-Oct. 15, 1924
Hass Goins February 16, 1871-April 28, 1944
Vivian Cornell Goins Sept. 18, 1939-March 3, 1942
William H. Goins April 4, 1873-December 29, 1945
Jess C. Goins 1878-1954
Lucy A. Goins March 22, 1875-June 24, 1939
Edward D. Goins August 21, 1900-March 5, 1958
Cemore L. Goins February 7, 1925-July 20, 1925
Ralph J. Goins May 6, 1921-December 9, 1921
Myrtle Goins December 31, 1919
Mary C. Goins February 28, 1854-May 27, 1890
Anderson Goins Nov. 22, 1853-March 6, 1922
Roy R. Goins March 1, 1907-November 8, 1960
Mamie B. Goins May 15, 1907-March 17, 1958
Donald Max Goins June 11, 1957
Ellen Goins December 21, 1966
William D. Goins January 30, 1875-March 6, 1953
William O. Goins June 17, 1920-January 11, 1943
Emory Goins April 1, 1905-November 17, 1932
Nannie McCoy Goins November 7, 1899-June 28, 1931
Horace E. Goins 1895-1965
Stella J. Goins 1899-
Nealie Goins May 4, 1871-December 5, 1910
Mary Goins March 31, 1837-Nov. 26, 1889
Dessie Whitmire Goins 1896-1927
Goins infant January 16, 1924-Jan. 17, 1924
Jennie Goins November 8, 1897-Jan. 26, 1898
Thelma Ulyssis Goins December 6, 1902-Jan. 23, 1939
Green B. Goins October 15, 1873- Oct. 11, 1948
Alva R. Goins January 22, 1875-Jan. 5, 1959
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Buried in Ft. Hill Cemetery were:
Albert R. Goins September 12, 1972
Arthur G. Goins 1886-1954
Forest Goins July 28, 1908-March 10, 1919
son of L. C. and Mary Goins
Loma Clarinda Goins April 29, 1895-April 29, 1945
Myrtle F. Goins November 10, 1891-June 29, 1963
Patricia C. Goins May 11, 1941-June 9, 1942
daughter of T. W. and Alvia Goins
Phil Goins May 10-1880-June 16, 1939
Bessie Lawson Goins December 16, 1889-Sept. 21, 1935
Pat Goins died October 9, 1918
Bell Goins died March 15, 1918
D. P. Goins, Jr. died December 23, 1918
Rozelle M. Goins August 29, 1918-Nov. 8, 1970
Buried in Lebanon Baptist Church Cemetery were:
Raymond Keith Goins 1967
Oscar E. Goins August 24, 1969, aged 81 years
Isaac O. Goins April 18, 1897
Nora J. Goins August 15, 1894-October 29, 1969
Marvin Goins December 2, 1889-June 10, 1966
Jewel H. Goins April 11, 1901
Jack Goins March 16, 1863-Feb. 22, 1940
Sarah Goins December 1, 1867
Ona Goins July 8, 1894-July 27, 1939
wife of Oscar Goins
Beney B. Goins 1854-1920
Ollie E. Goins December 28, 1890-Oct. 11, 1919
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Bulah Viola Goins was born September 7, 1906 in Cleveland, Tennessee. She was married about 1926 to Oscar Freeman Howard who was born at Monterey, Tennessee in Putnam County September 3, 1904. He, a major in the U.S. Air Force died June 13, 1964 and was buried in the National Cemetery at Chattanooga, Tennessee, according to "Neals and Their Descendants" by Clara Neal Hodge.
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Buried in Chestuee Methodist Church Cemetery in Bradley County were:
George F. Goins March 10, 1876--May 1, 1948
Louenia Goins November 27, 1872--July 10, 1956
Nolia M. Goins January 22, 1879--September 17, 1948
Ernest E. Goins 1897-1956
Ollie E. Goins 1900-1967
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Elizabeth Goins was born about 1822 in Tennessee. She died in childbirth in June 1850 in Bradley County, according to "Tennessee Mortality Schedules."
Ham Goins was father of a an infant son who died in 1928 and an infant daughter who died in 1938 who were buried in Chilcutt Cemetery, according to "Historical Cemetery Records of Bradley County."
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Hugh Goins was enumerated as the head of Household 247-311 in the 1850 census of Bradley County:
"Goins, Hugh 29, born in North Carolina
Nancy J. 3, born in Tennessee
James Y. 2, born in Tennessee"
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Buried in Hillcrest Cemetery in Bradley County were:
Julius C. Goins June 26, 1888--August 12, 1957
Hattie P. Goins August 12, 1889--October 20, 1969
Elizabeth A. Goins 1912--1958
Floyd Jackson Goins April 23, 1917--July 14, 1954
Henry L. Goins December 14, 1935--June 10, 1970
Jason Derrick Goins Infant, died July 5, 1969
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Maggie Goins who was born May 31, 1874 died in April 8, 1925 and was buried in Antioch Cemetery, according to "Historical Cemetery Records of Bradley County, Tennessee."
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Martha A. Goins, "wife of James Haven," who was born June 1, 1854, died July 15, 1915. She was buried in Lee Cemetery, according to "Historical Cemetery Records of Bradley County, Tennessee" by Ernest Lafayette Ross.
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Roena Goins, mulatto, was enumerated in the 1870 census of Bradley County, First Civil District June 6, 1870. She, a 25-year-old was listed in the household of Joseph Loway, negro, household No. 140-147, as a housekeeper. She was born in 1845 and lived near Cleveland, Tennessee.
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The tombstone of Wendell Joe Goins, "Born January 3, 1968--Died March 26, 1968" was found in Ft. Hill Cemetery in Bradley County.
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Buried in Prospect Cemetery in Bradley County were:
William C. Goins March 5, 1897--July 16, 1970
Cora Lee Renner Goins Sept. 5, 1897--Sept. 8, 1939
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Henry Gowens was married December 25, 1854 to Elizabeth Loudermilk, according to "Anderson County, Tennessee Masrriages, 1830-1850." Children born to Henry Gowens and Elizabeth Loudermilk Gowens are unknown.
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July Ann Gowens was married to Thomas Kimbrough July 18, 1866, according to "Bradley County, Tennessee Masrriages, 1864-1887."
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Martin E. Gowens was married to Elizabeth J. Johnson July 21, 1870, according to "Bradley County, Tennessee Masrriages, 1864-1887." Of Martin E. Gowens and Elizabeth J. Johnston Gowens nothing more is known.
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Nancy Jane Gowens was married June 14, 1868 to John Dixon, according to "Bradley County, Tennessee Masrriages, 1864-1887."
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Daniel Gowins was enumerated as the head of Household 726-381 in the 1850 census of Bradley County:
"Gowins, Daniel 31, born in Tennessee
Jane 30, born in North Carolina
John W. 8
Mary 5
Sarah L. 3
James 1"
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James Y. Gowins was married December 15, 1868 to Mary L. Norton, according to "Bradley County, Tennessee Masrriages, 1864-1887." Of James Y. Gowins and Mary L. Norton Gowins nothing more is known.
Isabela Going died in 1910 in Blount County according to “Tennessee Deaths,” record number 2704.
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Charles Floyd Goings’ obituary was published October 6, 1999 in “The Knoxville News-Sentinel” and reads as such:
“Charles Floyd Goins, age 75 of Maryvilled passed away Sunday October 3, 1999 at his home. He was born June 19, 1924 in Louisvilles, Tennessee to the late John Alfred Goins and Flora Green Goins. He was a faithful member of the Maryville Chuch of God where he served faithfully until his health prevented him from attending. He was a decorated hero in WWII And the Korean War in the U.S. Navy, and was wounded in WWII resulting in long-term injury.
He was preceded in death b