FIRST GENERATION

1. Hannah FINDLEY was born about 1776.

She was married to Jason GOINS (son of Luke GOINS and Susan LNUK). Jason GOINS was born about 1760 in the Common Wealth of Virginia. He died on 23 May 1848 in Rumley, Shelby County, Ohio. He was buried in Collins Cemetery, Shelby, Ohio. Jason Going was in Cameron Parish in Loudoun County in 1775. Joseph Going was in Shelbourne Parish, with Samuel Canby, in 1775. Richard Going is mentioned in 1795. Early marriage records at the Courthouse show marriages of Peyton Goings to Betsy Nighing in 1808, Molly Goins to Andrew Grimes in 1810, and Elihu Goins to Susannah Lewis in 1813.

Jason appears with Luke Goins in records of Loudoun County, Monongolia County, and Jefferson County, Virginia which later became West Virginia. The 1816 tax rolls of Mononagalia County, Virginia expanded by including Jaccent Goens [sic], William Cook, Willmore Cook, Hesekiah Cook, and Joel Goens [sic], while retaining the Daltons, Males, Hills, and Parsons. They all were included in Charles Byrn's district under the title of " free Negro 16 and upward " Jason appears in Monongalia County from 1816 to 1828. He was enumerated in 1830 in Guernsey County, Ohio and again there in 1850 at age 90 years living in the home of his daughter Mary Simpson. Hannah FINDLEY and Jason GOINS had the following children:

+2 i. Harriet GOINS.
+3 ii. Sarah GOINS.
4 iii. Edward GOINS was born about 1792.
+5 iv. George W. "Samual" GOINS.
+6 v. John Wesley GOINS.
+7 vi. Sophia "Goens" GOINS.
+8 vii. Joel Weslin GOINS.
+9 viii. Mary "Molly" GOINS.
10 ix. Salathel GOINS was born about 1807 in Jefferson County, Virginia. A record on Salathel indicated he spent time in prison for manslater and was pardoned by the govenor