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Were Reports of Goff’s Death Exaggerated?

April 30, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, Family Histories, History, Research / no comments
Were Reports of Goff’s Death Exaggerated?

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy In 1873 in Milledgeville, GA, USA, a dispute between neighbors led to gunfire. In the aftermath, a 62-year-old Goff female was left critically injured. The news went viral, in an 18th century kind of way. The shooting victim’s father-in-law, Asa Goff […]

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Early Goffe Entries in the Norfolk (UK) Record Office

April 16, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
Early Goffe Entries in the Norfolk (UK) Record Office

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy This is the last of a ten-part series on early Goffe families in England. The Norfolk Record Office (“NRO”) maintains a database of online historical records. In Norfolk, like elsewhere in the south and east of England, Goffe is the earliest […]

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Early Goffe Entries in the Suffolk (UK) Record Office

March 31, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
Early Goffe Entries in the Suffolk (UK) Record Office

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy This is the ninth of a ten-part series on early Goffe families in England. The Suffolk Record Office (“SRO”) maintains and grows a database of online historical records. In Suffolk, like elsewhere in the south and east of England, Goffe is […]

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S. J. Gough Calthorpe & G. Cadogan: Cadogan’s Crimea

March 29, 2022 / Norman Edward Gough / Blog, Book Reviews, History, UK Interest / no comments
S. J. Gough Calthorpe & G. Cadogan: Cadogan’s Crimea

Hamish Hamilton London, 1979 Reviewed by Norman E. Gough, South Staffordshire, UK The current war in Ukraine, following the annexation of the Crimean peninsula by Russia, is an unwelcome reminder that such places of strategic military interest have always been in the firing line. Lt. Gen. Sir Somerset John Gough […]

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An Irish Goff Family in Rhode Island, USA

March 14, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, Family Histories, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
An Irish Goff Family in Rhode Island, USA

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy A Goff family from Ireland that settled in Rhode Island, USA in the mid-19th century faces challenges in tracing their Irish ancestry due to the loss of many Irish records of genealogical value. Using a combination of traditional records and genetic […]

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Early Goffe Entries in the Essex (UK) Record Office

February 26, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
Early Goffe Entries in the Essex (UK) Record Office

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy This is the eighth of a ten-part series on early Goffe families in England. The Essex Record Office (ERO) maintains a growing database of online historical records. In Essex, like elsewhere in the south and east of England, Goffe is the […]

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Early Goffe Entries in the Kent (UK) County Council Archives

February 12, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
Early Goffe Entries in the Kent (UK) County Council Archives

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy This is the seventh of a ten-part series on early Goffe families in England. The Kent County Council Archives (KCCA) maintains a database of online historical records. In Kent, like elsewhere in the south and east of England, Goffe is the […]

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Early Goffe Entries in the Surrey (UK) History Centre

January 29, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
Early Goffe Entries in the Surrey (UK) History Centre

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy This is the sixth of a ten-part series on early Goffe families in England. The Surrey History Centre (SHC) maintains a database of online historical records. In Surrey, like elsewhere in the south and east of England, Goffe is the earliest […]

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Early Goffe Entries in the East Sussex (UK) Record Office

January 15, 2022 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
Early Goffe Entries in the East Sussex (UK) Record Office

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy This is the fifth of a ten-part series on early Goffe families in England. The East Sussex Record Office (ESRO) maintains a database of online historical records. In East Sussex, like elsewhere in the south and east of England, Goffe is […]

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Early Goffe Entries in the West Sussex (UK) Record Office

December 31, 2021 / Phillip G Goff / Blog, History, Research, UK Interest / no comments
Early Goffe Entries in the West Sussex (UK) Record Office

by Phillip G. Goff, GGFA Director of Genetic Genealogy This is the fourth of a ten-part series on early Goffe families in England. The West Sussex (UK) Record Office (“WSRO”) maintains a database of online historical records. In West Sussex, like elsewhere in the south and east of England, Goffe […]

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About our GGFA Blog

Our GGFA Blog posts are short articles of interest covering a variety of topics.  Some come from our 40 years of newsletters or our Facebook group. You can select from the category list below for topics such as DNA, Research, and much more.

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Recent Posts

Were Reports of Goff’s Death Exaggerated?

Were Reports of Goff’s Death Exaggerated?

April 30, 2022
Early Goffe Entries in the Norfolk (UK) Record Office

Early Goffe Entries in the Norfolk (UK) Record Office

April 16, 2022
My Experiences With WikiTree

My Experiences With WikiTree

April 3, 2022
Early Goffe Entries in the Suffolk (UK) Record Office

Early Goffe Entries in the Suffolk (UK) Record Office

March 31, 2022
S. J. Gough Calthorpe & G. Cadogan: Cadogan’s Crimea

S. J. Gough Calthorpe & G. Cadogan: Cadogan’s Crimea

March 29, 2022

Recent Comments

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