Hannah Goad
1732 - Aft 1777 (> 45 years)-
Name Hannah Goad Born 7 Apr 1732 North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia 
- The birth of Hannah Goad is recorded in the North Farnham Parish Register.
Gender Female Share 1 Feb 1776 Pittslyvania County, Virginia [1] coprincipal in the deed of gift of William Bennett-303 Share 14 Feb 1777 Pittslyvania County, Virginia [2] coprincipal in the deed of gift of William Bennett-303 _UID 89DA3F8E1EA943F1AE56E671D288267D83CC Died Aft 14 Feb 1777 Pittslyvania County, Virginia [2] - The deed of gift from William and Hannah Bennett to William Bennett is the last known record mentioning Hannah.
Person ID I308 Bennett, Harrison, and Herron Families Last Modified 4 Mar 2020
Father John Goad 
Children8 children Family ID F2664 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family William Bennett, b. Bef 2 Jun 1703, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia , d. Abt 1783, Montgomery County, Virginia (Age > 79 years) Married Bef 1755 Pittslyvania County, Virginia - The two known children of William Bennett and Hannah Goad are Benjamin Bennett and James Bennett. James Bennett, who remained in Pittsylvania Co., is identified in Winston Dalton's journal as the son of William and Hannah. Benjamin and James Bennett first appear in the Pittsylvania County tax list in 1773 with their tithes charged to William Bennett. Benjamin and James are first listed on their own in 1776. Assuming that they had reached the age of majority in 1776, then we can estimate their birth year as 1755. Hannah probably married William Bennett before 1755.
Children 1. James Bennett, b. Abt 1755, Pittslyvania County, Virginia , d. 21 May 1826, Pittslyvania County, Virginia (Age ~ 71 years)Married: Letitia Kerr2. Benjamin Bennett, b. Abt 1755, Pittslyvania County, Virginia , d. Yes, date unknownMarried:Last Modified 14 Oct 2020 Family ID F238 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Little is known about Hannah Goad. Her birth on 7 April 1732 is recorded in the North Farnham Parish Register. Her father was John Goad, who left a will in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia identifying his daughter as Hannah Bennett. Deed records in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia confirm that William Bennett (b. 1703, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Virginia, d. abt 1782) had a wife named Hannah. While there is no direct evidence of her marriage, it can be safely concluded that Hannah Goad, daughter of John Goad married William Bennett, probably in Pittsylvania County. The date of their marriage is not known.
Hannah Goad had at least two children, Benjamin and James, with William Bennett. Benjamin and James Bennett. Benjamin and James Bennett first appear in the Pittsylvania County tax list in 1773 with their tithes charged to William Bennett. This indicates that James and Benjamin were still minors at this time. James and Benjamin are first listed on their own in 1776. If this indicates that they had reached the age of majority, then we can estimate their birth year as 1755. That James & Benjamin first appear as minors the same year, and both are first listed individually on the same year may indicate that James and Benjamin were twins.
On the 14 Feb. 1777, William Bennett and his wife Hannah conveyed property to William's grandsons, William and Reuben. Pittsylvania Co., Virginia Deed Book 4, pp. 107-108 and Pittsylvania Co., Virginia Deed Book 4, pp. 109-110. This deed is the last record we have of Hannah Goad.
We believe that William Bennett moved to Montgomery Co., Virginia in about 1782 with his sons, Thomas, Benjamin and James. It is not known whether Hannah was alive at this time. If she survived her husband, she may have remarried.
- Little is known about Hannah Goad. Her birth on 7 April 1732 is recorded in the North Farnham Parish Register. Her father was John Goad, who left a will in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia identifying his daughter as Hannah Bennett. Deed records in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia confirm that William Bennett (b. 1703, Christ Church Parish, Middlesex Co., Virginia, d. abt 1782) had a wife named Hannah. While there is no direct evidence of her marriage, it can be safely concluded that Hannah Goad, daughter of John Goad married William Bennett, probably in Pittsylvania County. The date of their marriage is not known.
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Sources - [S74] Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Deeds, William & Hannah Bennett to Reuben Bennett; 1 February 1776; deed; 4; 109-110; Reel 2 (Reliability: 3).
Lower part of land situated on south side of Staunton River patented by William Bennett containing 194 acres;
Beginning at a black walnut on the Staunton River;
Along old patent line S20E 72 poles to a common hickory in the head of a valley;
Thence S37E 204 poles to William Bennett's corner pine;
Thence S37W 100 poles to a corner mulberry on the river bank;
Then down the meanders of the river to the first station
William and his wife Hannah signed the deed by mark.
Wm. Goad, James Clement, Tobias Phillips, Wm. Bennett, Jun and James Bennett witnessed the deed. - [S74] Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Deeds, William & Hannah Bennett to William Bennett; 1 February 177; deed; 4; 107-108; Reel 2 (Reliability: 3).
Upper part of land situated on south side of Staunton River patented by William Bennett containing 70 acres;
Beginning at a Mulberry on the said River at the mouth of Bennett's Creek;
With old patent line N20W 226 poles to a corner pine;
Thence S37W 108 poles to a corner mulberry on the river bank;
Then up the meanders of the river;
S49E 194 poles to the first station
William and his wife Hannah signed the deed by mark.
Wm. Goad, Reuben Bennett, Tobias Phillips, James Bennett and James Clement, Tobias witnessed the deed.
- [S74] Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Deeds, William & Hannah Bennett to Reuben Bennett; 1 February 1776; deed; 4; 109-110; Reel 2 (Reliability: 3).