Isabelle Goad

From
A Brief History of Alexander Goad
An Early Settler of Madison County Arkansas
By Douglas Wilson - presented with permission

Isabelle Goad, the fifth child of James and Margaret Goad, was born about 1813 in White County, Tennessee.  She married Nathan Driver about 1831 in Tennessee.

They had the following children:

(1) A daughter Permelia Driver who was born about 1832 in White County.

(2) Noah Driver was born about 1834 in White County.  He married a Miss Caroline _____________ and lived in Madison County, Arkansas in 1860.  He may have served in the Civil War.

(3) A son Odias Driver was born about 1836 and was the first of the children born in Arkansas.  He married a Miss Sarah _______________ about 1863.  He could have served in the Civil War.  This family lived in the Bowen Township of Madison County in 1880.

(4) Milly or Margaret Driver was born about 1838 in Arkansas.

(5) Henry Driver was born about 1843 in Arkansas.  He married a Miss Mary __________ about 1863.  They lived in Bowen Township of Madison County in 1870 and 1880.  He might have served in the Civil War.

(6) James or Jasper Driver was born in Arkansas about 1845.  He could have served in the Civil War.

(7) A daughter Eliza J. Driver was born in Arkansas about 1846.

(8) Margaret (Peggy) Driver was born in Arkansas about 1847.

(9) Mary (Polly) Driver was born in Arkansas about 1848.

(10) Isabelle (Iba) Driver was born in Madison County in 1851

(11) Nathan Driver, Jr. was born in Madison County about 1854.

(12) Mary Dinney Driver was born in Madison County about 1856.This child was severely retarded, never married, and died sometime after 1870.

I believe that Isabella and Nathan were married in White County and came with a large group of relatives to Arkansas in 1834. They lived in Bowen Township until sometime after 1870.

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