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Samuel GOODFORD d.1744

Biographical Note

Of Yeovil, Somerset; his education has not been traced but he became a barrister of the Inner Temple (perhaps in 1737, the date put on his bookplate). He died young, around the age of 30; he married his wife, a daughter of John Old of Yeovil, in 1739 and his will shows that she was pregnant with their second child at the time of his death.

Books

Goodford used an engraved armorial bookplate, dated 1737 (Franks 12181). The extent of his library is not known; in his brief will, he left all his property to his wife.

Sources

Will of Samuel Goodford, The National Archives PROB 11/732/375.
Bartlett, S., Hinton Farm documents.
Gambier Howe, E. R. J. Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum. London, 1903.

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-Of [[location::Yeovil, Somerset]]; his education has not been traced but he became a [[occupation::barrister]] of the [[organisations::Inner Temple]] (perhaps in 1737, the date put on his bookplate). He died young, perhaps around the age of 30; he married his wife, a daughter of [[family::John Old]] of [[location::Yeovil]], and his will shows that she was pregnant with their second child at the time of his death.
+Of [[location::Yeovil, Somerset]]; his education has not been traced but he became a [[occupation::barrister]] of the [[organisations::Inner Temple]] (perhaps in 1737, the date put on his bookplate). He died young, around the age of 30; he married his wife, a daughter of [[family::John Old]] of [[location::Yeovil]], in 1739 and his will shows that she was pregnant with their second child at the time of his death.
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