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Daniel David Goble
Born: 21 May 1669, Middlesex Dounty, Concord, Massachusetts
Died: 1733, Morristown, New JerseyDaniel David Goble was born 21 May 1669. Daniel David was the second child born to Daniel Goble I (1641 - 1676) and Hanna Brewer. Daniel David was seven years old when his father, Daniel Goble I, was hanged on 26 Sep 1676 for killing Indians. His mother, Hanna Brewer Goble, remarried Ephriam Roper on 20 Nov 1677. Ephriam had lost his first wife, young daughter and brother in King Philip's War during an Indian attach. Daniel Goble, b. 1669 - Lift in PA, SC & NJ
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GOBLE/2003-04/1050782410
Daniel David married Sarah Houghton on 23 Jul 1698. Sarah was born 30 May 1672 in Lancaster, Warc, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of John and Beatrix Houghton. There was was a second colonist massacre by the Indians on 28 Jul 1692 when Daniel David was 23-years-old. Daniel David and Sarah had their first child, a son, Thomas Goble, born in 1697. On 11 Sep 1697 there was a third Indian massacre in Lancaster, Massachusetts. Daniel David's mother, Hannah Brewer Goble Roper, his 14-year-old half sister, Elizabeth Roper, and his step-father, Ephriam Roper were killed. Daniel David Goble and Sarah Houghton had at least eight children.
Children of Daniel David Goble and Sarah Houghton Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse Thomas Goble 1697 Daniel Goble III 19 Jul 1698 1750 Robert Goble 12 Jul 1700 29 Mar 1783 Mary (Unknown) Jonas Goble 27 Mar 1707 20 Jun 1791 Ephriam Goble 07 Mar 1708 Aft. 1734 Jemima Goble Jun 1712 Alice Goble 25 Dec 1715 Henry Harris Goble 1716 The Goble family eventually moved to South Carolina. Daniel David & Sarah's second child, Daniel Goble III, was born 19 Jul 1698. Daniel David purchased land in Goose Creek, Berkeley, SC (500 acres) on 20 Mar 1699. On 23 Dec 1699 he purchased an additional 300 acres. The local Yamasee Indians went on the war path killing 190 colonists. The colonist formed a militia and counter attacked, but they were greatly outnumbered. There were 8000 Indians but only 1500 men in the entire colony that were able to fight. Indians continued to attach - killing men and children and enslaving women. The Indians were eventually driven back by the Goose Creek Militia, but every farm and plantation lay in ruins and prices for goods in town shot up drastically. Twenty five years earlier, Daniel David Gobel had fled the New England colonies and the numerous Indian attacks that had killed family members, but now he and Sarah found themselves in similar circumstances in South Carolina. Sarah Houghton Goble died Feb 1716 in Lancester, Massachusetts. After Sarah's death, Daniel David Goble started selling his South Carolina property - selling 650 acres on Cooper River, SC, on 19 Mar 1718. Daniel David married for a second time to Abigail (Unknown). He relocated his family to Morris County, New Jersey and settled just outside of Morristown. It was also around this time that he changed the family religion from Puritan to Baptist. Daniel David Goble died 1733 in Morris County, Morristown, New Jersey, without a will. John Blanchard was assigned to administer the personal inventory of Daniel's estate including bonds due from Daniel and his two sons Daniel and Robert. SOURCES
King Philip's War: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Philip's_War
"The Execution of Two Goble Men", by Evelyn Goble Steen
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~goble/homepage/stories/execute.htmGoble Archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/GOBLE/2003-04/1050782410
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