Matthias Gossett, Sr.

List of Resources

Source 1:     Gilreath, Amelia C., Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book Series, Vol. 4. Deed Books 12, 13, 14,1767-1771, Nokesville, VA.

Source 2:     Gilreath, Amelia C., Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book Series, Vol. 5. Deed Books 15 & 16, 1771-1775, Nokesville, VA.

Source 3:     O’Dell, Cecil, Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia, Merceline, MO: Walsworth Publishing Company, 1995. Also, used reprint of 2007.

Source 4:     Rice, William H., Editor, The 1774 List of Tithables and Wheel Carriages in Berkeley County, Virginia, Elkins, WV, 20 Jun 2006.

Source 5:     Newcomer, Evangeline Gossett, The Family of Gossett, Pico, California, John M. McCoy, Printer, 1954. Original, marked copy belonged to Judy and Rick Gosset’s grandfather, Robert Clyde Gossett.

Source 6:     Kerns, William L, Frederick County, Virginia: Settlement and Some First Families of Back Creek Valley, 1730-1830. Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1995.

Source 7:     Microfilm, Various, Lists of Tithables for Winchester and Berkeley Counties, Virginia, 1783 - 1812, West Virginia State Archives, Charleston, WV.

Source 8:     Microfilm, Frederick Parish, Frederick Co, VA, Vestry Book, 1764-1818, FamilySearch.org, FHL US/Can Film # 31331.

Source 9:     Microfilm, Martinsburgh Gazette, Martinsburgh, Virginia, July 27, 1810 - April 27, 1815; Jan 9, 1823 - Jan 7, 1848; and Feb 18, 1851 - Mar 7, 1855, FamilySearch.org, FHL US/Can Film # 0229314.

Source 10:    Wayland, John W., assisted by a Joint Committee of Hopewell Friends, Hopewell Friends History, 1734-1934, Frederick County, Virginia, Records of Hopewell Monthly Meetings and Meetings Reporting to Hopewell, 200 years of History and Genealogy, Strasburg, VA: Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., 1934.

Source 11:     Hackett, Joan D & Good, Rebecca, Frederick County, Virginia, Marriage Bonds, Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1992.

 

List of Exhibits

Part 1 A:     Map--Old Frederick County, Virginia, pre and post Civil War; and dates of the 12 counties formation.

Part 1 B:     Map--Tax Districts in Berkeley County, Virginia, 1774.

Part 1 C:     Map--Water and Land Basin of Back Creek Valley, Frederick County, Virginia and Berkeley County, Virginia/West Virginia.

Part 1 D:    1793, Berkeley County, Virginia, List of Tithables, showing Matthias Gossett Sr., 1736-1812?; Matthias Gossett Jr., 1767-1820; and Jacob Gossett, 1769-1852.

Part 1 E:      The German Settlement, Loudoun County, VA, about 1750, Map credit to Eugene Scheel, a part of an article on the German community in Loudoun Cnty, VA, about 1750. Matthias Gossett Sr, wife Mary, and young son John Gossett, settled here on a lease deed where he was a potter. At the NW corner, where the Cotoctin Creek intersects the Potomac River is the location of the property.

Part 1 F:     Matthias Gossett Sr. (1736-1812)? property on 12 Sep 1858, as located in 2015, Loudoun Cnty, VA. Matthias Gossett Sr, wife Mary, and young son John Gossett, settled here on a lease deed where he was a potter. At the NW corner where the Cotoctin Creek intersects the Potomac River is the location of the property.

Part 2 A:     Frederick Parish (Virginia) Vestry Record, 18 Nov 1768; record of Matthias Gossett Sr., 1736-1812?

Part 3 A:     Martinsburgh Gazette, Martinsburgh, Virginia, Vol. 12, No. 10, p. 4, 27 July 1810; A record of Matthias Gossett Sr., 1736-1812?, or Matthias Gossett Jr., 1767-1820.

Part 4 A:     1843, Churches and Messengers of the Licking Association of Particular Baptists, LAOPD, evidence of the Rev. Matthias Gossett, son of Jacob, grandson of Matthias Gossett Sr. 1736-1812?, and Rockbridge Baptist Church.

 

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