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- Goodloe born ca 1738, probably Caroline County, Virginia
A Henry Goodloe lived on land that adjoined Thomas Warren'splantation. Thomas Warren's first wife was believed to be Avarilla Goodloe, daughter of Henry Goodloe. Avarilla was not named in Henry Goodloe's will, which was probated on 2 May 1749, however, she was dead before 1749, and would not have been listed on this will.
20 May 1762- Halifax County, Virginia bought 450 acres on Dry Creek.
July 1764 - Goodloe not located in Halifax, per lawsuit brought on over a debt owed to William Byrd. Goodloe had moved to Orange County, North Carolina.
16 May 1765 - sold the 450 acres on Dry Creek in Halifax County, Virginia. The deed stated he was from Orange County, North Carolina
August 1766 - Goodloe Warren, of Orange County, North Carolina bought 250 acres on Winns Creek in Halifax County, Virginia.
This land bordered Halifax County, Virginia and Orange County, Virginia.
1777 - Caswell County, North Carolina was created from the northern half of Orange County, North Carolina. Goodloe was on this tax list, in the Saint Lawrence district.
December 1779 - Goodloe Warren was granted 433 acres on Cain Creek, Caswell County, North Carolina. Goodloe Warren's neighbors included James Stuart.
1783 - Goodloe Warren bought 719 acres on Cain Creek, Caswell County, North Carolina.
13 February 1783 - Goodloe Warren's daughter, Rachel Warren, married William Duty.
March 1783 - Goodloe Warren a co-executor of James Stuart's will.
1784 - Goodloe listed on Caswell County, North Carolina tax list.
17 May 1785 - Goodloe Warren bought 6 acres on Cain Creek, Caswell County, North Carolina.
9 May 1789 - Goodloe Warren bought 100 acres on Cain Creek, Caswell County, North Carolina.
1791 - Person county, North Carolina formed from the eastern half of Caswell County, North Carolina.
1793 - Goodloe Warren on tax list.
29 Sep 1794 - Goodloe Warren sold 250 acres on Winns Creek in Halifax County, Virginia.
2 March 1796 - Goodloe Warren sold 200 acres on the headwaters of Cain and Winn creeks.
1800 - Goodloe Warren listed on Person County, North Carolina census - Saint Lawrence District.
1810 - Goodloe Warren listed on Person County, North Carolina federal census. Goodloe and wife both over 45 years of age. 2 males under 10 also living with them.
Feb 1814 - Goodloe Warren sold 44 acres on Cain Creek.
August 1814 - appointed Goodloe Warren and 3 others, a commission to divide the lands of John Warren of Person County, North Carolina, who had died intestate. (this is believed to be Goodloe Warren's brother]
March 1815 - Goodloe Warren sold 40 acres on Cain Creek.
19 October 1818 - Goodloe sold the last of his land, 404 acres, between the east and west forks of Cain Creek.
His land sold, Goodloe Warren loaded personal belongings into wagons and moved to Sumner County, Tennessee. He departed Person County between October 19 and October 28, 1818, for on the latter date, Goodloe was referred to as "late of the said county" in a deed between Richard Halliburton and Benjamin Halliburton for land formerly belonging to Goodloe Warren.
On 7 Sep 1822 - Goodloe Warren, Sr. prepared a deed in Sumner County, Tennessee, giving to his beloved daughter, Rachel Duty, of Person County, North Carolina all of his personal property still remaining in Person County. The deed included money that belonged to Goodloe held in Person County by son-in-law Edmund Dixon. Goodloe qualified the gift: The condition of the foregoing deed of gift is such that if my said daughter Rachel Duty should die before me and I should wish to go to some other place to live, then & in that case my board is to be paid out of the property and money which I have deeded to her in the said gift & the balance if any shall be returned to me, but if I die before my said Daughter Rachel Duty then the said deed of gift is to be absolute & she & her heirs is to hold & enjoy the said property & money forever.
Since he was identified in this deed as Goodloe Warren, Sr., there most likely was a Goodloe Warren Jr.
One of his childrens full names was John Goodloe Warren. This may have been Goodloe Junior.
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Abt 1738 - 1831 (84 years)
