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Pioneers of Roane Co, WV by John A House:
Salathiel Goff, a brother of John, was living in Randolph County in the beginning of the Nineteenth Century, and was quite wealthy. He married Elizabeth Gray. He is said to have been a descendant of the regicide, Goffe, but this may be but a fanciful tradition.
Salathiel and Elizabeth Goff's children were:
Hiram Goff married Margaret Rush. He was a Major, and on the staff of Gen. Booth in the War of 1812.
Elizabeth Goff married Major William Stalnaker of Dekalb.
Tamar Goff married John Riddle.
Nancy Goff married Ben Riddle.
George Goff.
John Goff.
Alexander (Sonny) Goff married a Riddle.
George Goff married Joanna, daughter of John Goff. Their daughter, Nancy Goff, married John Riddle, son of Ben Riddle, Sr.
Alexander, (Sonny) son of John Goff of Cheat River, married Elizabeth Riddle, a sister of John Riddle. He was born in 1799. They came to Leading Creek after the War of 1812.
He was born in England in 1783, and died in the early Fifties. Their children were:
John A. Goff, born in 1800. He was a Methodist preacher and married Julia House. He lived on Long Run, near Goff Post Office.
Dorcas Goff married Samuel Fleming, and lived on Dry Run of Spruce Creek.
George Goff married Mary Smith, daughter of Barnes Smith, Sr. Settled in Wood County, then went to Missouri. His son, John, was killed by the Indians. His daughter, Hila Ann, married James S. Hardman. (He was the George Goff of Middle Fork.)
Joseph H. Goff was a preacher, M.E.S. He married Angeline Davis, first, and later Virginia Blizzard.
Thomas Goff married Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Barnes Smith, Sr.
Benjamin Goff married Edna Smith, daughter of Aaron. His son, E.C. Goff, was in the Union army and was a Delegate in the Legislature.
Alexander Goff married Mary Bush, daughter of George, who was a son of Jacob and Margaret Flesher Bush.
Strother Goff married Nancy Riddle, daughter of John and Tamar Riddle.
Monica E. Goff married Richard McCan in Lewis County. Dr. Patrick McCan, their son, married Isabel Geary in 1851.
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