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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Did you make any more progress on the Goods of Thornbury? I am looking into the surname Good and Goode in England in the 16th and 17th centuries which is proving a much bigger task than I anticipated. I am currently researching Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.  I might have some helpful information for you and you might have some information which I haven&#039;t found yet. Let me know if you would like to follow this up.</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for these helpful pointers which I will follow up. <br />
The Goode family were indeed everywhere in Thornbury, Herefordshire from about 1450 to 1850. The farming became poor in the 1850&#039;s and many emigrated to South Australia. Other members became London department store owners, and pottery manufacturers. I was intrigued to find a Gloucestershire connection because there are reports of connections to the Baskerville family [after Bosworth Field ] and to John of Gaunt. I have been unable to prove these connections so far but I suppose it is a few years ago !</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Bit out of my depth here...</p>
<p>Googling : Thomas GOODE Herefordshire</p>
<p>On Google Books</p>
<p>List of Early Chancery Proceedings preserved in the Public Record Office</p>
<p>File No  935-1094</p>
<p>Addressed to Walden, Chancellor - 1538-1544</p>
<p>Page headed No. 92</p>
<p>20</p>
<p>Richard, son and heir of Walter GOODE, r Thomas GOODE his brother. Detention of goods and of deeds relating to messuaged and land in Thornbury.  </p>
<p>At the end of the comments is HEREFORD</p>
<p><br />
? Connection with Thornbury - Hereford</p>
<p><br />
National Archives </p>
<p>Reference: C 1/989/20</p>
<p>Goode v Goode   Date: 1538-1544</p>
<p>Plaintiffs: Richard, son and heir of <strong>Walter GOODE</strong><br />
Defendants: Thomas GOODE his brother<br />
Detention of goods and of deeds relating to mussuages and land in Thornbury Herefordshire.</p>
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<p>Back to website quoting burials at Herefordshire St Devereux Church</p>
<p>Hugh GOODE of Thornbury son ot the above died <strong>1546</strong> (son of Thomas) **<br />
Raffe GOODE of Thornbury son the abve died 1594</p>
<p>etc etc</p>
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<p>Natinal Archives - Held at Herefordshire Archive and Record Office</p>
<p>1495</p>
<p>Grant. At Thornbury, 21 Jan 9 Henry VII (1) Hugh Shyrley of Stocton (2)</p>
<p>Records of the Pateshall Family of Allensmore.  COLLINGTON AND SAPEY, THORNBURY,   chief lords of the fee for services due.</p>
<p>Warranty Witnesses: Richard Shyrley son f (1) Richard POWELL, Clerk, rector of Thornbury, Richard COLYNS, <strong>WALTER GOOD,</strong> Thomas Tyler Seal on tag, Fragmentary</p>
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<p>16 Februarty 1494, : Held at Herefordshire Archive and Records office</p>
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Gift at Thornbury - mentions: Robert GOODE all those lands, tenenments, meadows, feeding and pastures late etc etc<br />
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The GOODE family seem to have strong connections to Thornbury.</p>
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<p>Ancestry : Perogative Court of Canterbury Wills</p>
<p>Thomas GOODE - 14 June 1672 - St Devoreux, Herefordshire (In English.....)</p>
<p>Jacob GOODE - 26 May 1637, Peeterchurch, Herefordshire</p>
<p>Beatrice GOOD - 7 June 1638, Wilmaston, Herefordshire</p>
<p>**Hugh (HUGONIS) good - 29 December 1549 - no residence given on ancestry  (can see <strong>1546</strong> at the end of the Will)</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you very much.<br />
I have looked at it on Ancestry and think it is in latin. Although I studied latin for 4 years at school all I clearly remember is the ditty<br />
&quot;Latin is a language as dead as dead can be,<br />
First it killed the Romans and now its killing me!&quot;<br />
I will try to decipher any names on it but if anyone else has a better knowledge of 16th century latin wills I would be grateful.<br />
Tim</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First checked with National Archives</p>
<p>for Thomas Goode - Dymock</p>
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which shows Thomas GOODE probate date 7 May 1509 of Dymock left a Will which is held at the National Archives, but is on Ancestry.  It seems to be only about 7 lines in total.</p>
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<p>England &amp; Wales, Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills.  Will Register 1384-1566</p>
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I&#039;ve called it up - it&#039;s in very good condition - well written - not sure if it&#039;s old English or Latin (it&#039;s a bit late to have a good look) - but will try!!!   Think I can see Hereford, and names at the end of someone from Dymock + others.  But seems to be in Latin.</p>
<p>..... nonme amen</p>
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Can see on Kate Beevers User Trees a list headed The Williams of Bromyard Herefordshire, and the Memorial Inscriptins found at St Devereux Church including Thomas GOODE and his son Hugh GOODE who died in Thornbury 1546.</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have recently found reference to Thomas Goode of Dymock who died in 1509. They are on a memorial in the church of St. Devereux which is near Didley to the west of Hereford. I am a direct descendant and as the Parish records do not go back this far, I wonder if anyone has any knowledge of how to proceed in tracing him and his family further back into the 15th Century. I have details of his descendants going forward to myself , Tim Goode.<br />
Many Thanks</p>
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