William Gosney, of Culpepper County, Virginia, wrote his will in 1767. In his will, he named his wife, Mary, and seven children. Descendants lived in Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio, Rhode Island, Florida, Texas, Kansas, Colorado and elsewhere.

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Ulrich Rubel was born about 1710, probably in the Palatinate of Germany. He immigrated during or before 1731 to Bucks County, Pennsylvania and moved about 1744 to Frederick County, Virginia. He died between 1759 and 1761.