Gould - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Gould-Perrin Marriage

KayGrosnickle25 — 2012-05-24 15:34:44Z

Hi I come off the Hawk and Gould side. I do have a lsot Perrin that somehow ties into Hawk, Gould and Gearhard side of the family.
The Perrin of what I know of, they lived in Springfield, Clark Co., Ohio and later moved to Cinniati, Hamilton Co., Ohio. I beleive that they owned a photo shop in Springfield. Their is a big headstone in the New Carlisle Cemetery, on the Perrin. I do have a Thomas Gould b 1875 m to Helpburn. It looks like maybe the Perrin is related to my Gould or Hawk side of the family.

Thank You
Kay Grosnickle

Re: Gould-Perrin Marriage

bonwid1 — 2012-05-23 12:53:31Z

Hi, Thanks for catching my error. You are correct. Andrew's parents were Thomas Perrin and Martha Savery, and his grandparents were Thomas Perrin and Jerusha Porter. Guess I had a brain freeze when writing that message. I haven't been on this site for awhile, but am still interested in finding the marriage info for Andrew and Abigail.

Re: Goulds of Gouldtown, N.J.

niindel20031 — 2012-05-22 00:33:29Z

My family is the Goulds and Pierces from Bridgeton/Gouldtown, NJ...My great great grandfather was James Pierce,born around 1850, he was mulatto (his father Dutch and Scottish) and his mother was classified as negro...from what I know, the Goulds and the Pierces lineage is Dutch and Scottish.

Gould in Bedminster

jempyne1 — 2012-05-07 17:50:19Z

Interested in working out whether there is a link between my 4xg grandmother Elizabeth, born in Withycombe Somerset c 1776. Based on location and age she could well be an Elizabeth Gould christened that year. I know her as Elizabeth Pyne married to my ancestor Jospeh Pyne a blacksmith woring in Weston in Gordano. They had chirldren there in the early 19th century.

There were I know lots of Goulds in Withycombe, Elizabeth if she were a Gould was the daughter of a Malachi Gould and Anne Glasse.

Another possible coincidence is the presence of a George Gould, also a blacksmith born in Bedminster c 1823.

Just possible that if he is related to Eloizabeth that might explain the common occupation of him and Joseph.

All very circumstantial but can anyone pin down George G from Bedminster and whether his family originated in Withycombe too?

The marriage record of Joseph Pyne and Elizabeth has continued to elude me

Jeremy

Re: Philip Gould - convict

sarahkuchler — 2012-05-05 05:04:06Z

hi is phillip gould any relation to a vivienne gould (kuchler) from townsville queensland?

Re: gould florrie/florence 1883

bobbarlow54 — 2012-04-29 18:36:38Z

think this florrie gould be came barlow and was my grandmother who lived with me when I was a kid and died in 1961. I'm intrigued by the German side of the family as i was told as a kid my mother who died when I was young, was also of German heritage , which turned out to be not true, My dad was Patrick Rueben Barlow son of Florrie and James Gould

Edward K. Gould, Rockland, Maine (1892)

Cindy_Beane — 2012-04-28 01:00:45Z

I have no connection to this family, but found this while doing other research. This appeared in the Aug. 30, 1892 issue of the Rockland (Maine) Courier-Gazette in an article entitled “People Talked About – Well Known County Men Now Before the Public.”

“Edward K. Gould – Republican Nominate for Register of Probate – Edward K. Gould was born in Rockland, Sept. 28, 1865. Educated in the public schools also graduate of the Rockland Commercial College. Studied law with True P. Pierce and was admitted to the Knox County bar in 1888. In April 1889 was chosen City Solicitor, serving two terms with eminent credit. Was chosen Secretary of the Rockland Loan and Building Association which office he still retains. Is an active member of the Sons of Veterans being chosen Commander of the Maine Division in 1896. Was made editor of the Atlantic Vidette in 1890. Is well known as a Memorial Day orator. Mr. Gould was married Sept. 24th 1891 to Fannie W. Dennis, daughter of Henry Dennis of Portland. He is eminently qualified for the office to which his party have nominated him.”

Re: Gould in Indiana, Rhode Island

lewis_trainor — 2012-04-27 15:55:24Z

Just found your request about Stephen B. Gould from 9 years ago!

Stephen Bowen Gould was the son of Lydia Shove & George Gould of Middletown, RI. He was born 23 May 1828 [Source: Vital Record of Rhode Island, Volume 7, page 61. "Gould, Stephen B., of George and Lydia, Middletown, May 29, 1828."]

George Gould (1790-1876)
Lydia Shove (1791-1875)

Hope you're still checking the message boards.

Aaron Gould of Ohio

randulo4 — 2012-04-24 01:09:03Z

Does anyone know of or about an Aaron Gould/Gold (b. ~1816)? He died at 20 so I can't find much about him.

Supposedly his mother was Mary Ann Batterson and his father was Abram Gould (possible son of Talcott Gould)?

Re: Goulds

dnarasky_1 — 2012-04-16 04:08:17Z

Otis Gould was my Great Grand Uncle. He married Lillian LePage.

GOULD Jenny 1907 1986

t42Restland — 2012-04-13 15:05:49Z

GOULD Jenny 1907 1986

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,865 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

Re: Elisha Gould-Martha Ring

bearlover0320 — 2012-04-05 06:49:10Z

I have a Elisea Gould the spelling could be off. She had a son Francisco Rascon. Could there be any relation to your family?

Email me
bearlover0320@yahoo.com

I'll ask my mom again tomorrow if she can remember anything else, but Elisea Gould would be born long long ago She is probably my great great great grandmother.

Lionel Thomas Nutcombe Gould

CarolynSmith529 — 2012-03-19 19:07:31Z

Looking for descendents of Lionel Francis Nutbombe Gould & Mary Proctor Grahame Wilson. Son chr England 28 Dec 1893, d 29 Jan 1947. Another son immigrated to Canada.

Re: Gould family from Broome, Warwickshire, England

BruceVernon — 2012-02-29 19:30:37Z

Thank you for the information.
I am interested very interested in the Gould Family.
I live in Auckland and I see you are in Christchurch.
Would you please contact me on bcwill@maxnet.co.nz.
I could give you a phone call if you like.
Regards, Bruce Williams.

Re: Gould's in PA & OH

ChristopherGould85 — 2012-02-29 09:18:11Z

Hi i'm tracing my family tree here in England, and not very good at it as i am disabled, and new to this , if anyone can help me with connections of the Gould families from Mudwalls Dunnington Salford Priors to Bidford on Avon And beyond would be grateful.Thanks
Christopher Gould

Re: Gould family from Broome, Warwickshire, England

rabbitrulz11 — 2012-02-29 08:43:00Z

Hi
I've traced back in the male line
Francis b 1752/1753 died 1833 age 80 buried st lauwrence bidford on avon
Joseph b Broom 1783 died 1785 burried temple graftons
John b Broom abt 1809 not much info on him
John b 1844 died 1934- came to NZ with brothers William and joseph and settled around feilding
etc
etc

Claire from librarylocalstudies@warwickshire.gov.uk was great with free info on inscriptions
If you have any extra info would be great

Goulds in PA & OH

cg_1979 — 2012-02-26 20:50:13Z

Hello,

I've currently come to a deadend for my surname. Charles M Gould was born in 1838 in Mifflin, PA. He served in the Pennsylvania 61st Regiment, Company E. After the war, he married Ruth Rippey (b. 1845)

Supposedly his parents were Stephen S. Gould & Elisabeth McLure, however I have no supporting evidence of this.

Thank you,
Christopher Gould

Would anybody be able to make a connection

Re: Gould family from Broome, Warwickshire, England

ChristopherGould85 — 2012-02-22 07:23:09Z

Hi My name is Christopher Gould from warwickshire England, not sure if we are related my grandfather Charles Gould came from Salford priors as dis a lot of my ancestors, but have been told there might be a broom connection.
Chris

Re: Simon and Charles Gould of Lenawee Co., Michigan

sjhoward375 — 2012-02-20 23:39:44Z

Sorry this is REALLY vague but it's the only info I could find that MIGHT help you. And unfortunately I didn't record where I found this info. I probaby saw an obituary but can't say for sure. In my database I have a woman named Lydia born abt 1834 in Ohio who died Apr 27, 1896. Her husband's last name was Gould and he died sometime after her. They had 4 children (2 sons & 2 daughters) all of whom also survied their mother.

Re: Simon and Charles Gould of Lenawee Co., Michigan

2011darmorenus — 2012-02-20 16:12:41Z

I am searching siblings and parents of A.I. Gould and his wife Lydia Stephensen who were married in Lenawee County, MI in about 1840. They lived all their lives according to the census reports in Seneca Township, Lenawee. They were both born in NY state, but I have no idea where. A. I. Gould was born in 1815 and died 1870. Their children were: Lydia, Mary, Adelbert, George.

Could A. I. possibly be a brother or cousin of Simon and Charles? Thanks for checking your records. Janice

A England, Littleton, Whitefield, NH Family

whiteygee — 2012-02-20 15:03:33Z

I am a Connecticut Yankee, a proud decendent of Cyrus Gould, my great grandfather, of the Littleton and Whitefield, NH area. Our family traces it's roots to England.
My grandfather was Charles Eastman Gould from Littleton, NH.
My Father was Audrey Elmer Gould; mother Margaret Emily Cox Gould; Aunt and Uncles all originating from Littleton, NH were: Myrtle Gould Carbee, Jason Charles Gould and Leone Valentine Gould.
My wife is Virginia Ann Parente Gould, my brother and best man is, Kenneth Jay Gould; my son is David Vincent Gould; daughter, Karin Margaret Gould.
I am David Chrales Gould of Hamden, CT.

Philip Gould (Convict) married Jane Andrews 1851

DianeSmith263 — 2012-02-13 10:09:39Z

My partner is a direct descendant of John Andrews. We have quite a bit of information about the Andrews family of Mangrove Creek, however do not know much about John Andrews.

Prior to Jane Andrews marrying Philip Gould Jane Andrews had a child to a John Andrews. Their Child was born in 1834 in Cookes River, NSW. It is believed that when John Martin (Son) was a small boy his father drowned in Cookes River. After this tragedy Jane Andrews and John Martin Andrews moved to Gundel. I know they eventually settled in Mangrove Creek, but I am not sure if this was before or after meeting Philip Gould.

I would be greatful for any information at all in relation to John Andrews senior. We know he arrive in Australia abt 1832? but would like to have any information about where they lived in England. Nor sure if he travelled as a free imigrant or was in fact a convict.

Re: Lula Rapier Gould

veronicaelling — 2012-01-30 20:12:07Z

i think we might be kin some how because caroline wilson and down her daughter catherine Mcdaiel is the mother of nancy raper and she had a son naned samuel lambert and so fourth any any info would be ggreat , thanks veronica [ronnie ] elling email [telling211@charter.net] thanks alot and have a blessed day .

Emerson Gould

sesdvs — 2012-01-23 16:25:05Z

Found in Currituck, North Carolina the tombstone of Emerson Gould. It was mostly buried and I dug it up and was able to lift it up for photographing. The largest flat stone I have ever photographed, in its broken off state about 48" wide and 36" tall following is the transcription"
Sacred
to the memory of inestable
departed worth
to unrivaled exelence and virtue
EMERSON GOULD
whose remains are deposited here
and whose etherial part he became separated
September 1, 1823
in the 29th year of his age.
According to the Currituck County Cemetery book listing of this Cemetery there are children of Emerson & Melissa Gould also in this cemetery, but it was so grown up in briar thick under growth that I couldn't find any of them
I am going to try to attach a photo of this tombstone but if I am not successful you may email me at sesdvs@hotmail.com and I will send it to you or faster way is go to Currituck County genealogy homepage, it will be under cemeteries and a photo will be there shortly.
I hope this will be helpful to some of you.
Judy Merrell Brickhouse

Gould

leeshambo1 — 2012-01-16 17:59:53Z

My grandmother spoke of her mother, Geogianna Gould. She said she was a twin.Stories with time change. I found Georgianna Gould, daughter of Ira son of Nathan, son of John and then it stops. I am tring to find her stories. Either her father (Cobb) or mother came from lumber. She also spoke about her Aunt Lou Stuart Wadsworth that I can not find. Anything would be welcomed. Thank you. Lee

charles eugene gould

pfconrad — 2012-01-11 23:12:30Z

Can anyone provide insight into Charles Eugene Gould, born Michigan in 1876 to Jerome & Mary (Graham) Gould. Married Dora Parker in Michigan and had two children: Mary, born 1899 and Jerome, born 1905 and I believe died in July, 1968 in Michigan.
Charles moved to California and died in Los Angeles 12/22/1955 and was my wife's father's uncle. Charles Eugene may have married twice but his first wife for sure was Dora Parker.

Lady Ann Bramley

EveJeannetteRoundy — 2012-01-06 00:59:40Z

was disowned by her father after she took up with the stableboy/blacksmith? The couple left England and ended up in Nova Scotia. Where could her title have come from?

Re: GOULD, John 1829 - 1912

oatmealisforever — 2011-12-24 20:59:17Z

The 1871 canadian census lists John as being French and Mirriam as English

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1871/001...

Re: Charles Gilbert Gould in Civil War.

floreenpta — 2011-12-24 20:43:35Z

My 3rd great grandfather, Henry C Gould was born 29 Nov 1822 in Guilford, Windham,Vermont. Married Mercy C Wheelock abt 1845. His children were born in Massachusetts. I believe he died in Waterbury, Washington, Vermont in 1863. I don't know his parents or siblings.
I wonder if anyone knows of a connection to "my" Henry C Gould?

early Connecticut

Johnkarendodd4 — 2011-12-23 22:25:07Z

Is there a definitive book, or even a website, on this family from early Connecticut? I am trying to determine if and how they tie into my early Sherwoods. Thanks

Re: Louis Guold and Lydia Brewster, Plymouth Ma.1870s

lucileleary — 2011-12-22 19:26:33Z

I recently sent in an application for approval for my husbands side, it had been approved previously up to Bertha Gould, through Mary Oldham's lineage, not Brewster,because there is a good possibility he was dead when George Brewster was born.(still trying to figure out where the Bradley came from) someone found an article where her husband had filed a libel claim against her for leaving and eloping with a Sylvanus Hall in Boston 2 months after she married Job and that was renewed for 2 more years until 1828, Mayflower Society claims he died in 1828.the lineage line is GS#83124(MA#11922) Lydia Morton Brewster, George Bradley Brewster, Mary Oldham, Chandler Oldham, Elizabeth Chandler, John Chandler, Elizabeth Delano, Elizabeth Standish, Alexander Standish, Myles Standish. this line is in the Alden Kindred Society through to Chandler Oldham. Are you a member of Ancestry, if not i think you could still view my tree, through another site that Ancestry lets you or if I give you permission, it is public anyway. my tree is Barbieri, Leary tree.

Re: Goulds of Gouldtown, N.J.

Olgaedewindt — 2011-12-22 03:06:24Z

Hi, I am the granddaughter of Nelson Pierce. Who is from Vineland, NJ. Please respond to this. I will fill you in on more information about my grandfather soon.

Just would like to let you know how I stumbled upon this information about our family. About a year ago, my husband & I was having discussions about African American history. Unbeknown to me, he had done some research of his own. One day as I was looking in the "Favorites", I came across a link opening up an article from Ebony Magizine, 1952. There were pictures of familys & people, white & black. But when I saw a picture of a little girl playing with her doll in a cradle, I noticed that the little girl had an eirey resemblance to my daughter who is the same age as the little girl looked in the article. Reading on, the article read that the cradle was at that time over 250 years old and belonged to George T. Pierce family for 6 generations. Pierce line began with marriage of 2 West Indian brothers to their Dutch indentured servants.
After seeing this, I was floored! My mom, Elsie Harriet Pierce have been telling me this same story since I was a child. To be quite honest with you, I didn't believe when she would say we were Dutch. I know our family was originally from the West Indies. This whole this is a lost treasure to me! I know that the rest of our family will be excited to meet you. I know that I happy that I am able to share this with my daughter to make take pride in who she is & where she came from. What a beautiful reconnection! God bless you & our family. Thank you & don't forget to write soon! :)

Re: Louis Guold and Lydia Brewster, Plymouth Ma.1870s

trow2 — 2011-12-22 01:42:23Z

My name is Neil Gould and I live in Milford, MA. Lewis and Lydia are my great grand parents. My father is William A. Gould, son of Horace C. Gould (brother of Ida), son of Lewis and Lydia. I did a little research a few years ago. I got a lot of good information from Barbara. She sent me a copy of her application for membership to the Society of Mayflower Descendants. Do you know if it was ever approved? My brother Michael visited her a few years ago.
When I looked through the Census records it seems like everybody worked at the Cordage works. About ten years ago I was in Mystic, Ct and they had a building there that was once part of the Plymouth Cordage Works. I felt a little sentimental walking through it.

Jonathan Gould 1755-1841 Massachusetts

dianemorrissey_1 — 2011-12-21 15:25:51Z

Looking for parents of Jonathan Gould born 1755 Massachusetts, died 1841 Millbury(?), Massachusetts, married to Mary Polly Upham 1788 Charlton, Massachusetts. Their son was Aaron Gould married to Jemima Corbin Jewell. I don't know if they had any more children than Aaron.

Thanks for any information.

Re: Louis Guold and Lydia Brewster, Plymouth Ma.1870s

MarkStephansr — 2011-12-21 00:29:59Z

I'm related to Lydia Brewster by way of my GG-grandmother Elleen(westgate) Standish. I would appreciate any information you may have. My email is toollman2@aol.com

Mark

Re: Louis Guold and Lydia Brewster, Plymouth Ma.1870s

MarkStephansr — 2011-12-21 00:25:06Z

I'm related to Lydia. Her mother is the sister of my GG grandmother Ellen Standish (westgate). My G-father Jacob Stephan and his Ruth (standish) lived at 12 Hamilton st in Plymouth. Jacob had two brothers that also lived on Hamilton st.
I live in Burlington Massachusetts, My email address is toollman2@aol.com. I would be interested in any information you have.

Mark

Re: GOULD, John 1829 - 1912

1_kudos2me1 — 2011-12-20 21:47:42Z

John Gould is my gg-grandfather... I need his parents names... Miriam's parents... I have their children's names, and some of their children's.

Aaron H. Gould was my great-grandfather...

Also, need to know if Timothy Walsh is related to the Gould family. I'll explain, later.

I don't have the email address that i had when i made my acct w/ancestory... reply to forthejunkmail@cox.net thank you. linny.

Re: GOULD Obituary 1898

jmgquilter — 2011-12-20 16:09:50Z

I have family data on James J. Gould & wife, Adelia L. (Fletcher) Gould and theri family-if your interested, please write! Judy in PA.

Re: Louis Guold and Lydia Brewster, Plymouth Ma.1870s

lucileleary — 2011-12-20 03:09:09Z

I actually know the people who live in the house, they probably bought it from the family, their son is friends with my son. I bought Ida (Gould) Savoy's house on Centennial Street. I have quite a lot of information on George Brewster, Lydia what is in town records, cordage news paper and also from Barbara Costa, It's been awhile since I have done anything on Lydia, who are you related to? and are you local?

Re: Louis Guold and Lydia Brewster, Plymouth Ma.1870s

trow2 — 2011-12-20 01:30:28Z

I believe Lewis, Lydia and family lived at 15 Hamilton st. I think that the house remained in the family for quite a while after the deaths of Lewis and Lydia. The house was last sold in 1975.

Re: Louis Guold and Lydia Brewster, Plymouth Ma.1870s

trow2 — 2011-12-20 01:17:01Z

This is probably a little late but here is a little information on George Brewster

George B. Brewster of Plymouth MA
Enlisted in the Union Army as a private on Dec. 12, 1861 at the age of 28. Company E, 32nd Infantry Regiment Massachusetts.
Received a disability discharge on Dec, 17, 1864 in Petersburg VA.

George Bradley Brewster
Born in Duxbury MA
Died Mar 17, 1910 of heart disease in Plymouth, MA
Fathers name was George Brewster

Married to Nancy Westgate

Re: Gould family from Broome, Warwickshire, England

BruceVernon — 2011-12-13 01:58:34Z

Hi,
Thank you for the message re the GOULD family.
I have had a look at your tree on Ancestry.com
and will compare it with my own.
Are you descended from Albert John GOULD?
I am in Auckland and be contacted on
bcwill@maxnet.co.nz or
phone 09 4166-433
Regards,
Bruce Williams.

Re: Gould family from Broome, Warwickshire, England

rabbitrulz11 — 2011-12-12 08:02:58Z

I've got a family tree on the ancestry site,one family tree that got sent to me from england showed joesph Gould born 1783 broom and married to elizabeth smith is being John Gould born 1809.Joseph Goulds parents are Francis Gould born abt 1753,died 1833 at 80, he was married to Sarah couly who died about 1785 I think, he remarried Eleanor who is in the same plot. The latest info was sourced by a librarian in warwickshire. I live in Christchurch NZ and I'm enjoying tracing back the family.

Gould Linneage Possibly?

rwfong1 — 2011-11-26 08:48:33Z

My mother speaks of a grandfather Gould, but I don't know if it is true that he is in our linneage or if its Jewish or Anglo Saxon origin.

Re: GOULD, John 1829 - 1912

oatmealisforever — 2011-11-14 23:54:41Z

John is my great great grandfather, I am hitting a dead end in this branch of my family tree but i can help with information on his descendants

Loreena

Re: parents of wilma s. vosburg GOULD from western ny

akayakt — 2011-11-09 02:27:01Z

Obituary for Wilma S. Vosburg Gould shows parents as Grant A and Lillie Morse Vosburg.

Betsey Ann Gould married James Clark Hawley

FM777 — 2011-11-07 01:58:20Z

Betsey married James in New York in 1849/1850 and were living with his parents in Lockport, NY for the 1850 census. Looking for more info on the Gould side

Re: Coal Miner William A. (Uncle Billy) Gould of Alabama

oshiepauline — 2011-11-02 19:33:27Z

Hello, I am a granddaughter of Oshie P. Gould. I really knew nothing of her tree and I thank you all for the info. The Oshie I am speaking of had 5 sons .. She was married to George S. Smith .. She passed away in 1994 , Doc, I will e mail you later in the day !!
or , you can reach me at blosomcheri@yahoo.com

Re: Coal Miner William A. (Uncle Billy) Gould of Alabama

oshiepauline — 2011-11-02 19:31:33Z

Mary (Polly) Gould, b. 1790, New York

claudette615 — 2011-10-18 01:29:42Z

Seeking the parents of Mary (Polly) Gould. They lived in Jefferson Co., NY, possibly Henderson or Pamelia. Mary married James Putney about 1816. During the 1840's James and Mary Putney moved to Milwaukee, WI. She died in 1849.