Daniel GOLDSMITH was born circa 1772 in NY, he married 1 Jan 1801, in New Brittian, Columbia Co., NY to Hannah GARDNER. She was born circa 1775 in Nantucket, MA & died before 1840 in IN. Daniel died circa 1853 in Randolph Co, IN, he was living with his daughter Ellen & her husband Benjamin BOND at the time of his death.

Chatham & Hudson Monthly Meeting, Columbia County, New York: Quaker Records:
Daniel Goldsmith s Daniel & Susanna of Otego
Hannah Gardner dt Silvanus & Anna of Chatham m 1-1-1801 , New Britain.

Daniel Goldsmith Jr
Hannah m Cert to Coeymans 3-24-1801 for Hannah.

Possible 6 known children:
Eleanor GOLDSMITH, b. 26 Jan. 1802, Albany Co. NY; d. 4 Mar. 1897, Pulaski Co. KY; m March 18, 1828, Wayne Co IN to Benjamin BOND. In the Marriage records book the Justice of the Peace wrote Anna. She signed her letters Ellen & she is referred to as Ellen in letters & genealogies (more on this family below).

Benjamin GOLDSMITH, b.7 Feb 1804, Albany Co. NY.

Anna GOLDSMITH, b. 8 Jun 1806, Albany Co, NY.

Joseph GOLDSMITH, b.13 Aug 1810, Albany Co, NY, d. 22 Jan 1901 Champlin, Hennepin Co, MN. He was a wagon-maker. For sometime he lived in Hudson, Wisconsin then he moved to Champlin, Hennepin Co, MN. Their he was near his nephew Samson BOND & He spent a lot of time helping out the Widow of his nephew Hezekiah BOND (Anna & her two children Scipio & Carrie).

Thomas Gardner GOLDSMITH, b. 16 Nov 1812, Albany Co. NY, d. 30 Sep 1889, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.; m Sarah Jane McNUTT (more on this family below).

Mary GOLDSMITH circa 1813, Albany Co, NY, think she died before 1820.

All the above children but Mary have birth records at Coeyman Monthly meeting, Green Co, NY (on boarder of Albany Co., NY). Gardner Goldsmith speaks of his "youngest sister" (thats it) in a letter so, I put Mary as youngest because I have no information on her.

1810 Census, Rensselaerville twp, Albany Co, NY p.159:Daniel Goldsmith
2 free white male under 10
1 free white male of 16 & under 26
1 free white male of 26 & under 45
1 free white male of 45 & up
2 free white female under 10
1 free white female of 26 & under 45
1 free white female of 45 & up

1810 Census, Berne twp, Albany Co, NY p.16: Joshua R. Goldsmith (don't know how or where he fits in)
1 free white male under 10
1 free white male of 26 & under 45
1 free white female under 10
1 free white female of 10 & under 16
2 free white female of 16 & under 26

1820 Census, Rensselaerville twp, Albany Co, NY p.64:Daniel Goldsmith
1 free white male under 10
1 free white male 10 & under 16
1 free white male between 16 & 18
1 free white male of 16 & under 26
1 free white male of 45 & up
1 free white female 10 & under 16
1 free white female of 16 & under 26
1 free white female of 45 & up

1820 Census, Berne twp, Albany Co, NY p.16: Joshua R. Goldsmith (don't know how or where he fits in)
2 free white male under 10
1 free white male 10 & under 16
1 free white male of 26 ander 45
1 free white female of 26 ander 45

In 1824 the Goldsmiths decided to migrate to Ohio, when they got to Cincinnati they decided to cross over to Wayne County, Indiana. They settled at Milton, near Richmond. Ellen taught the first school ever taught in that area.

Cannot find Daniel Goldsmith in the 1830 Census.

1840 Census, Fallcreek Twp, Hamilton Co. IN p.155: Daniel Goldsmith
1 free white male of 60 and under 70 1840 Census, Fallcreek Twp, Hamilton Co. IN p.155: Gardner Goldsmith
1 free white male of 20 and under 30
1 free female male under 5
1 free white female of 20 and under 30

1840 Census, Coeymans Twp, Albany Co, NY p.187: Daniel Goldsmith (don't know how or where he fits in)
1 free white male under 5
1 free white male of 20 and under 30
1 free white female under 5
1 free white female of 5 and under 10
1 free white female of 20 and under 30

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The children of Benjamin & Ellen (GOLDSMITH) BOND:

Erastus BOND, b. 8 Jan. 1829, Wayne Co. IN; d. 30 Jan. 1829, Wayne Co. IN.

Samson BOND, b. 7 Jan. 1830, Wayne Co. IN; m.21 May 1847 to Ann JACKSON.

Jacob Sylvanus BOND, b. 11 Feb. 1832, Wayne Co. IN; d. 14 Feb. 1833, Wayne Co. IN.

Pelatiah BOND, b. 8 Feb. 1834, Wayne Co. IN; d. CA; m. Susan Cornelia EDWARDS.

Hezekiah BOND, b. 29 Aug. 1836, Wayne Co. IN; d. 26 Oct. 1864, Salisbury, NC; m.17 Apr. 1858 to Ann (HOUGH) POALTON.

David BOND, b. 26 Jun. 1838, Wayne Co. IN; d. 17 Jun. 1839, Wayne Co. IN.

Benjamin BOND, b. 6 Apr. 1840, Randolph Co. IN; d. 25 Nov. 1861, of typhoid fever at a field hospital at Budd's Ferry, Maryland. His body was taken to his Uncle Gardner Goldsmith's farm in Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN and he was later buried in Crown Hill Cemetery .

Daniel BOND, b. 2 Apr. 1842, Randolph Co. IN; m. 1st. Lizzie C. SMITH, 2nd. Alice M. BOWMAN, 3rd. Martha (CONLEE) TAYLOR. Edward BOND, b. 5 May 1845, Randolph Co. IN; m 24 Oct. 1869 to Mary E. (RUBLE) KNIGHT.

Both Pelatiah & Benjamin stayed with their Uncle Gardner Goldsmith & worked in nursery in the late 1850s. They also attended the Academy at Greenfield. At this time the boys met the EDWARDS family.
A letter from Ellen (GOLDSMITH) BOND, to her son Ty BOND. Ellen has already lost one son, Benjamin, to the Civil War & now two more are wounded or missing (Hezakiah & Daniel). Her youngest son Edward is also serving in the war.
More on the Family of Benjamin & Ellen (GOLDSMITH) BOND .
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Thomas Gardner GOLDSMITH settled in Fall Creek Twp. Hamilton Co. IN, in 1834, with his brother Joseph. Their he met & married Sarah Jane McNUTT on 7 Jun in 1838 in Hamilton Co, IN. She was born 25 Feb 1820, IN & died 24 Feb 1902, Fortville, Hancock Co, IN. He died 30 Sep 1889, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.
12 Known children:

Rebecca GOLDSMITH b. 1 Jun 1839, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN, d. 24 Aug 1921, Vernon Twp, Hancock Co, IN; m 1st HEDRICK, one known child:
  Frank HEDRICK b. circa 1862.
m 2d 29 Apr 1847, Fortville, Hancock Co, IN, to Thomas Rutherford Garnett NOEL. two known children:
  Thomas Goldsmith NOEL
   Mark Rutherford NOEL
More on the family of Thomas R. G. & Rebecca (GOLDSMITH) NOEL

Margaret G. GOLDSMITH b.6 Feb 1842, d. 28 Dec 1848, both in Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.

Louisa "Lee" GOLDSMITH (pictured at right) b. 25 Jul 1844, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN; m 17 Sep 1868, Marion Co., IN to Preston HOLBROOK. By 1880 they were living in Denver, Arapahoe Co., Colorado.

Oliver GOLDSMITH b. 3 Dec 1846, d. 29 Aug 1848, both in Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.

Joseph Sid GOLDSMITH b. 4 Jul 1849, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN, d. 11 May 1934; m 27 Dec 1870, Hamilton Co, IN to Margaret C. MANSHIP.
known children:
  Rebecca GOLDSMITH b. circa 1872, Hamilton Co., IN, m 7 Nov 1889, Hamilton Co IN to Joseph GWYNN.
    known children:
    boy GWYNN b. 14 Aug 1891, Hancock Co., IN.
    Irene GWYNN b. 24 Sep 1894, Hancock Co., IN, m 18 Aug 1915, Hancock Co., IN to Oscar KOCHER
    girl GWYNN b. 20 Apr 1897, Hancock Co., IN
  Effie GOLDSMITH b. circa 1873, Hamilton Co., IN.
  Henry GOLDSMITH b. circa 1874, Hamilton Co., IN.  

Cicero GOLDSMITH b. Nov 1850, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN, m 27 Nov 1881, Franklin Co., IN to Sarah E. JONES.
known children:
  Louisa M. GOLDSMITH b. circa 1882, IN, m 25 Jun 1905, Hamilton Co., IN to James B. ELLINGWOOD.
    known children:
    Ellen ELLINGWOOD b. 23 Jun 1907, Hamilton or Hancock Co., IN.
    Clarice ELLINGWOOD b. 15 Aug 1908, Hancock Co., IN; m Jarrett CROUCH
    Myra ELLINGWOOD b. 12 Feb 1911, Hamilton Co., IN.
    Sarah ELLINGWOOD b. ca 1914, Hancock Co., IN .
  Boy GOLDSMITH b. 27 Apr 1887, Hamilton Co., IN.

Girl GOLDSMITH b. & d. Mar 1851, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.

Boy GOLDSMITH b. & d. Mar 1851, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.

Rachel GOLDSMITH b. 3 Jul 1852, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN; m 6 Dec 1881 to John H. MANFORD.

Son GOLDSMITH b. & d. Aug 1858, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.

Sarah Ellen "Ella" GOLDSMITH (pictured at right) b. 28 Sep 1860, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN, d. circa 1945, Hancock Co, IN.

Son GOLDSMITH b. & d. Aug 1863, Fall Creek Twp, Hamilton Co, IN.

Ruth Dolby has posted a bunch of cool GOLDSMITH/ELLINGWOOD photos at the The Conner Prairie Rural History Project , search, photos, keyword Goldsmith & Ellingwood.

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Letter to Gardner Goldsmith from his brother Joseph, courtesy of Ruth E. Dolby

Champlin Minni March 5th 71
Dear Brother yours (Feb 26th) came up last Friday. uncle Benny left Pelatias last Thursday they were going to start for Kansas the next morning.
Benny expects to go in about three weeks, he did intend to go with Tias folks and so did Sam Wales but Sam could not get ready and Benny will wait for him.
we have had a verry mild winter so far and it appears to be over now, tho it is a most too early to be a sure thing.
you probably heard of the death of John Slough he died in the early part of the winter.
guess Benny misunderstood us when he reported California as being sickly. we foune it healthy except some rhuematism where we stoped, it is said there is a good of ague on the Sacremento river but we did not stop there. on Humbolt bay where we put in most of out time it is nearly if not quite as healthy as it is here altho it is verry damp and foggy mutch of the time.
I expect to stay here the coming summer how mutch longer I don't know, I like this part of the Country verry well but I like running about a good deal better.
we did not see the big trees, I saw some red wood logs eight of nine feet in diameter and John reported some he saw that was fourteen ft.
Jos Goldsmith
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Gardner Goldsmith

  Gardner Goldsmith, was born in Albany county, New York, Nov. 16 1812, and relates his history as follows:
  The first important event in the journey of life that I remember was a visit to the "Gramfer" "Gar'ner's" some time in the 10th month, 1815. Father, mother, my youngest sister and I started on the fifty mile journey, "over the river." Crossing the Hudson river at Albany on the "scow" (a flat boat run by horse power) was so great a curiosity that I remember it as distinctly as if I had been older.
  The spring of 1816, 1 started to school, and soon gained some distinction as a scholar. I had been duly instructed to obey the "marm's" orders when I went to "read" that is, when she said "A" I should say "A," etc. In course of the "reading," something soon occurred that made the children laugh. The "marm" ordered "silence". With due importance I repeated the order. That increased the laughter. Summoning up all her stern authority with a stamp of her foot she again commanded "silence." I again proved equal to the occasion with the stamp and command. The laugh had to wear down a little before order cou1d be restored.
  There was a short steep hill in the road near the schoolhouse. During recess I saw a little girl, the smallest of the crowd except myself, starting up the hill. My gallantry was up. I started to take her hand and assist her up. She declined my services. The "youngens" laughed, but I was more damaged by the "mitten" than the laugh.
  We (father and the family) moved to Indiana in 1822, stopping in Wayne County where the town of Milton was located three years later. Part of us went to Centerville, (then the county seat,) the spring of 1828. There was a little newspaper printed there by John Scott, called the "Western Emporium." About the middle of summer Scott sold the "Emporium" office to Cyrus Finch and Septimus Smith. The paper was enlarged and improved and called the "Western Times."
  United states mails were very scarce in those parts at that date. Scott run a private mail of two days travel to carry his papers to subscribers. Early in the spring I had taken a situation as mail carrier, and was continued by the new firm. Smith (who had sole control of the business) and I soon became fast friends. He invited me to come and work with them. I agreed. The private mail was discontinued, and I commenced work early in November. I pitched in to make myself as useful as possible, and by early spring made a full hand.
  Finch died of consumption early in 1829. Smith carried on the "Times" till the latter part of 1831 and also died of consumption. The office passed into other hands and I into other offices, as tramping jour.
  When I started to Indianapolis in the winter of 33_4 I left a situation at the Richmond Palladium office, David P Holloway (father of William R. Holloway, of the Indianapolis Times) editor and proprietor. The spring of 1834 my brother and I entered land here, (Fall Creek township, Hamilton county,) built a cabin and moved in the next fall. I worked in town nearly every winter for several years. The last I worked at printing was in '45 --17 years from the first.
  My wife and I were married in June 7, 1838. We have had six sons and six daughters. Two sons and four daughters are living.
  If not "too previous" I will invite the readers of the JOURNAL to our Semi_Centennial wedding, that is "sot" for June7, 1888.
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Hand written note at the bottom says "Written for an old settlers meeting 1885". It was published in a newspaper I believe to be the Indianapolis Journal, which is where he worked "in town" for several winters as a printer. The publisher for part of that time was Samuel V. B. Noel. His brother, Thomas R. G. Noel (later Gardner's son-in-law), was also a printer there as a boy and young man.
courtesy of Ruth E. Dolby
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settled in Fall Creek Twsp. Hamilton Co. IN, in 1834, w/ brother Joseph.
1840 IN Hamilton Co., Fall Creek, Daniel & Gardner (census)
1850 IN Hamilton Co., Fall Creek,
Goldsmith:
Gardner 34 NY
Sarah J 30 IN
Rebecca 11 IN
Louisa 6 IN
Joseph 1 IN

1860 IN Marion Co., Centre, South part.
Gardner 47 NY
Sarah J 40 IN
Louisa 15 IN
Joseph 10 IN
Ratchel 7 IN
Cicero 6 IN

1870 census, Fall Creek twp, Hamilton Co, IN,
Goldsmith, Gardner 51 or 7
Sarah J 50
Hedrick Rebecca 31
Fredrick 8
Goldsmith Rachel 18
Cicero 17
Ellen 9
Halbrook Preston 29
Louisa 26
Campbell Elizabeth 25

1880 Census Place: Fall Creek, Hamilton, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254281 National Archives Film T9-0281 Page 516A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Gardner GOLDSMITH Self M M W 67 NY, Occ: Farmer Fa: CT Mo: MA
Sarah GOLDSMITH Wife F M W 60 IN, Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: VA
Rachel GOLDSMITH Dau F S W 26 I, Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: IN
Ella GOLDSMITH Dau F S W 18 IN, Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: IN

1880 Census Place: Fortville, Hancock, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254282 National Archives Film T9-0282 Page 48D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Thomas R. NOEL Self M M W 72 NY, Occ: Post Master Fa: PA Mo: NY
Rebecca NOEL Wife F M W 41 IN, Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: IN
Thomas NOEL Son M S W 5 IN, Fa: NY Mo: IN
Marcus NOEL Son M S W 2 IN, Fa: NY Mo: IN
Frank HEDRICK SSon M S W 18 IN, Occ: Operator Fa: NY Mo: IN

1880 Census Place: Denver, Arapahoe, Colorado
Source: FHL Film 1254088 National Archives Film T9-0088 Page 258D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Preston HOLBROOK Self M M W 39 MA, Occ: Boot & Shoes Sales. Fa: MA Mo: MA
Louisa G. HOLBROOK Wife F M W 36 IN, Occ: None Fa: NY Mo: IN

1880 Census Place: Fall Creek, Hamilton, Indiana
Source: FHL Film 1254281 National Archives Film T9-0281 Page 516A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Joseph GOLDSMITH Self M M W 30 IN, Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: IN
Margaret GOLDSMITH Wife F M W 25 IN, Occ: Keeping House Fa: NC Mo: NC
Rebecca GOLDSMITH Dau F S W 8 IN, Fa: IN Mo: IN
Henry GOLDSMITH Son M S W 6 IN, Fa: IN Mo: IN

  Daniel Goldsmith WILBUR b. 1807, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY; d. 6 Sep 1868, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY.   

  Susannah WILBUR b. 17 Nov 1811, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, never married.

  Thomas WILBUR(wrote letter below) b. 5 Aug 1814, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, m 4 n Nov 1844 to Hannah FREEMAN b. 30 Jan 1820. 3 known children:
    Jesse WILBUR b. 25 Oct 1846, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, m Anna
    Jane WILBUR b. 11 Aug 1848, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, m 7 Sep 1870 to David Porter CHAPMAN.
    Mary Ann WILBUR b. 6 Dec 1854, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY

Letter to Thomas Gardner Goldsmith from his cousin Thomas Wilbur courtesy of Ruth E. Dolby

Unadilla 9th month xxx* 1867
Dear cousin though a strainger I feel willing to try in my weak way to give a little sketch of our situation. My dear brother Daniel has lately been called from works to rewards he died the 6th day of this month and was buried the 8th a warning indeed to us all to be also ready my sister Susanna was on the 2nd day of 7th month last taken a vomiting blood which brought her down so weak that we hardly thought she would raise again but she has gained very slow til she has got so she rode out to meeting yesterday. Sarah Goldsmith has been very sick this summer but is geting better the rest of us are as well as common as far as I know. Gardner please rite soon and tel all about matters as they really are if thee has got any honerable excuse for starting of in the days of thy youth and never come back to see who or what thee left behind let me hear it if not make one if the can or els start out and come. Give my respects to all inquireing friends.
Fair well for this time Thomas Wilbur
Please direct to East Unadilla Otsego Co. N Y

Asaph GOLDSMITH b. 26 Jan 1782; d. 19 Apr 1850; married 26 Jan 1806, Otsego Co, NY, to Elizabeth WILBUR, b. 11 May 1780; Wellsbridge, Otsego Co, NY; d. 20 Jul 1863, Otsego Co, NY.
8 known children, all were born inWellsbridge, Unadilla or Butternuts Twp in Otsego Co, NY:
  Anna GOLDSMITH b. 10 Dec 1806; m Thamas DAVIS.
   Eunice A. DAVIS b. circa 1842, Unadilla, Ostego Co, NY; m TRUMAN d. before 1880.
    Elliot D. TRUMAN b. circa 1862, Unadilla, Ostego Co, NY.
    Nathan E. TRUMAN b. circa 1874, Unadilla, Ostego Co, NY

  Sarah E. GOLDSMITH b.22 Jul 1808.

  Burlin Nelson GOLDSMITH b. 12 Aug 1809; d. 2 Oct 1883; m 1st 5 Jun 1834, Masonville, Delaware Co, NY to Mary RANDALL, b, 27 Dec 1809, NY, d. 5 Sep 1854; 2 known children:
    Ruth Elizabeth b. 4 Jan 1836, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY, 1875, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY, m Wheeler Clemens YOUNGS.
     Charles W. YOUNGS.
     Clara YOUNGS m Lyman KIMBALL.
    Oliver GOLDSMITH b. 26 Aug 1844, d. 13 Jun 1910, m Niomi A. St. John, b. 1 Jul 1844, d. 5 Nov 1901. In 1880 census Mary L. GOLDSMITH age 13 was living with them.
Burlin's 2d wife was Sally S, b. circa 1819, d. 6 Jul 1908. 1 known child:
    Maggie C. GOLDSMITH b. 28 Oct 1862, Otsego Co, NY, d. 8 Jul 1886, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY; m Clarence MULKINS.
     Merlin L. MULKINS b.8 May 1884, d. 23 May 1884, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY.
     Burlin L. MULKINS b.8 May 1884, d. 3 Jun 1884, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY.
     Boy MULKINS b.5 Jun 1886, d. 13 Jun 1886, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY.

  Electra GOLDSMITH b. 25 May 1811; m 27 May 1838 to Thomas TRUMAN.
5 known children:
    Asaph C TRUMAN b. 22 Mar 1839, d. 3 Jun1863,m 16 Sep 1862, to Ella E. Slade. Asaph was a Soldier in the Civil War, he enlisted in the 152d Regt. N. Y. Vols. in 1863. He died while in the service and is buried in the National Cemetery at Washington, D. C.
    Charles TRUMAN b. 6 Apr 1841, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, m Julia
        Mary TRUMAN b. circa 1863, Otsego Co., NY.
        Gilbert TRUMAN b. circa 1868, Otsego Co., NY.
    Mary Ann TRUMAN b. 18 May 1843, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY.
    Jay E. TRUMAN b. 1 May 1846, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, m Alice.
        Nellie M TRUMAN b. circa 1875, Otsego Co., NY.
    Lucinda E. TRUMAN b. 14 Nov 1851, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY.

  Calvin S. GOLDSMITH b. 16 Nov 1812, Mm, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, d. 9 Jul 1863; m Sarah E., d. 3 Jun 1851. (Butternuts Meeting Minutes say his parents are Joseph & Elizabeth but he is buried in the same plot as the family of Asaph & Elizabeth GOLDSMITH at Sand Hill Cemetery , Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY)

  Reuben GOLDSMITH b. 19 Mar 1814.

  Alfred GOLDSMITH b. 28 Jan 1815; d. 14 Dec 1858; m Emma.

  Judith GOLDSMITH b. 15 Feb 1817, d. 22 Mar 1899, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY, m James C. BRALEY b. 3 Mar 1819, d. 27 Nov 1895, Unadilla, Otsego Co, NY.

1810 Census, Otsego Co, NY, A. Goldsmith, 184
1 free white male under 10
1 free white male of 26 & under 45
2 free white female under 10
1 free white female of 10 & under 16
1 free white female of 26 & under 45

1820 Census, Unadilla Twp, Otsego Co, NY, Asaph Goldsmith, 90
2 free white male under 10
1 free white male of 10 & under 16
1 free white male of 26 & under 45
2 free white female under 10
2 free white female of 10 & under 16
1 free white female of 26 & under 45

1830 Census, Butternuts Twp, Otsego Co, NY, Aseph Goldsmith, 320
2 free white male of 15 & under 20
1 free white male of 40 & under 50
1 free white female of 5& under 10
1 free white female of 15 & under 20
1 free white female of 50 & under 60

Thomas & Anna (WOOD) WILBUR are the parents of Stephen & Elizabeth WILBUR.

1850 census, City of Butternuts, Otsego Co, NY p.220B
Sarah GOLDSMITH 33 NY
Mary 5 NY
George 1 NY

same family?

Prentiss Cemetery
GOLDSMITH A. H. bc 1810 d. Aug 17 1849 aged 39 years 7 mos
Sarah A bc 1817 d. Mar 4 1879 wife of A. H. 62 years 10 mos
George W. d. Aug 5 1854 5 years 9 mos son of A. H. & Sarah Goldsmith
James H. d. Nov. 6 1848 aged 8 weeks son of A. H. & Sarah Goldsmith

John B. GOLDSMITH b. circa 1776, m circa 1810 to Sarah ELY
3 known children:
Ely GOOLDSMITH b. 18 Mar 1811, Otsego Co, NY.
Daniel GOLDSMITH b. circa 1813, Otsego Co, NY.
James H. GOLDSMITH b. circa 1819, Otsego Co, NY.

The Pioneers of Unadilla, F.W. Halsey, 1902 (pgs 99/101)
Sand Hill and Hampshire Hollow regions of the township (borders Otego).
Hampshire Hollow was settled by seven families from New Hampshire and includes that of B. M. GOLDSMITH & is noted as having had three children. (this is believed to be Berlin Nelson GOLDSMITH)

1880 Census, Unadilla, Otsego, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254916 National Archives Film T9-0916 Page 487B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Eliphalet BASSEL Self M W 39 NY, Occ: Farmer Fa: CT Mo: NY
Susan E. BASSEL Wife F W 40 NY, Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Maria GOLDSMITH Mother L F W 64 NY, Fa: NY Mo: NY
Willie C. BASSEL Son M S W 12 NY, Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY

Harriet T. Goldsmith, d. 26 Mar 1901 (Harriet Tyson Goldsmith)
Walter M. Goldsmith d. 20 Jan 1897 (they are buried in Evergreen Hill Cemetery sect. B.)
Goldsmith Levi ? - - (QuakerRecords From Duanesburg, later called Butternuts Otsego County, NY Deaths 1809 to 1869)