He was the son of Robert Goldsborough and Sarah Terbury.
From the Frederick Town Herald of May 27, 1826:
"On Monday evening last, after a severe illness of more than two weeks, William Goldsborough, Esq. Mr. Goldsborough discharged the various duties of husband, parent and friend in an exemplary manner, and has left an amiable widow and family to regret his loss."
From the Frederick Town Herald of May 27, 1826:
"On Monday evening last, after a severe illness of more than two weeks, William Goldsborough, Esq. Mr. Goldsborough discharged the various duties of husband, parent and friend in an exemplary manner, and has left an amiable widow and family to regret his loss."
He was the son of Robert Goldsborough and Sarah Terbury.
From the Frederick Town Herald of May 27, 1826:
"On Monday evening last, after a severe illness of more than two weeks, William Goldsborough, Esq. Mr. Goldsborough discharged the various duties of husband, parent and friend in an exemplary manner, and has left an amiable widow and family to regret his loss."
From the Frederick Town Herald of May 27, 1826:
"On Monday evening last, after a severe illness of more than two weeks, William Goldsborough, Esq. Mr. Goldsborough discharged the various duties of husband, parent and friend in an exemplary manner, and has left an amiable widow and family to regret his loss."
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