Co. A, 9th Regiment VA Artillery or "Salem Flying Artillery" which was later known as Griffin's Battery, Hardaway's Battalion VA Artillery under which name it surrendered with Lee's army at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865
Listed on the Muster Roll, Pg. 88, Line 114, History of Roanoke County by Wm. McCauley, is William Goodwin, Private.
-Lucy Goodwin Greiner
He was the son of Joseph and Mary Polly Jenkins Goodwin and the grandson of Joseph and Margaret Catherine Thomas Goodwin.
His sister Elizabeth and brother John T. are buried in the Hatcher-Goodwin-Chapman Cemetery.
Listed on the Muster Roll, Pg. 88, Line 114, History of Roanoke County by Wm. McCauley, is William Goodwin, Private.
-Lucy Goodwin Greiner
He was the son of Joseph and Mary Polly Jenkins Goodwin and the grandson of Joseph and Margaret Catherine Thomas Goodwin.
His sister Elizabeth and brother John T. are buried in the Hatcher-Goodwin-Chapman Cemetery.
Co. A, 9th Regiment VA Artillery or "Salem Flying Artillery" which was later known as Griffin's Battery, Hardaway's Battalion VA Artillery under which name it surrendered with Lee's army at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865
Listed on the Muster Roll, Pg. 88, Line 114, History of Roanoke County by Wm. McCauley, is William Goodwin, Private.
-Lucy Goodwin Greiner
He was the son of Joseph and Mary Polly Jenkins Goodwin and the grandson of Joseph and Margaret Catherine Thomas Goodwin.
His sister Elizabeth and brother John T. are buried in the Hatcher-Goodwin-Chapman Cemetery.
Listed on the Muster Roll, Pg. 88, Line 114, History of Roanoke County by Wm. McCauley, is William Goodwin, Private.
-Lucy Goodwin Greiner
He was the son of Joseph and Mary Polly Jenkins Goodwin and the grandson of Joseph and Margaret Catherine Thomas Goodwin.
His sister Elizabeth and brother John T. are buried in the Hatcher-Goodwin-Chapman Cemetery.
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