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Edwin A. “Aldebert” Gould

Birth	:	1852 Pontiac, Oakland County, Michigan, USA
Death	:	19 Oct 1922 Concordia, Cloud County, Kansas, USA
Burial	:	Union Cemetery, Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.8470800, -70.9325800
Plot	:	22-V
Description	:	Concordia Blade-Empire Concordia, Kansas Tuesday, October 17, 1922 page 1 E.A. Gould, Early Settler, Called By Grim Reaper. Well Known Jamestown Resident Succumbs to Mastoid Infection. E.A. Gould, resident of Cloud county since 1870, and of the vicinity of Jamestown since 1878, died at a Concordia hospital today, death being due to mastoid infection. He had been ill several weeks, but was not considered to be in a dangerous condition until very recently. Mr. Gould was one of the most widely known men in the territory contiguous to Jamestown, and... Read More	Concordia Blade-Empire Concordia, Kansas Tuesday, October 17, 1922 page 1 E.A. Gould, Early Settler, Called By Grim Reaper. Well Known Jamestown Resident Succumbs to Mastoid Infection. E.A. Gould, resident of Cloud county since 1870, and of the vicinity of Jamestown since 1878, died at a Concordia hospital today, death being due to mastoid infection. He had been ill several weeks, but was not considered to be in a dangerous condition until very recently. Mr. Gould was one of the most widely known men in the territory contiguous to Jamestown, and was quite well known in other parts of the county as well. He was active in community affairs, had held township and school offices several times, and was well liked by his neighbors and wide list of acquaintances. He was a member of the I.O.O.F. lodge of Jamestown and affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal church. For the last four years he has lived in Jamestown, and previous to that time had farmed near that city where he purchased property in the seventies. He was born in Pontiac, Mich., and came to Kansas with other members of his family. At the time of his death he was 70 years old. Mrs. Gould died about two years ago. Survivors of the immediate family are two sons, Walter and Merrill Gould of Jamestown, and two daughters, Mrs. Bert Green of Jamestown and Mrs. Della Coleman of Atchison; and four brothers, M.H. of Graettinger, Ia., Charles and Baird of Jamestown, and D.G. Gould of Concordia. Funeral services will be held from the Methodist church in Jamestown, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and interment will be made in the Jamestown cemetery. (transcribed by Judy Mayfield) Suggested Edit: Add biography: EDWIN ADELBERT GOULD. The subject of this article, Edwin Adelbert Gould, is commonly known to his friends and associates as "Del," and would scarcely be recognized by any other cognomen. He was born in Michigan in 1853, but was reared in the state of New York. He came to Kansas with his brother, March 15, 1870, and bought one hundred and twenty acres of school land paying four dollars per acre and borrowed the money to make the first payment. Being entirely without capital he railroaded several years instead of improving his farm. He worked in various capacities, principally as brakeman on the train doing construction work and hauling material for the Scandia branch. Mr. Gould was married on Thanksgiving day, 1885, to Lida F. Rogers, who was reared on the farm where she first saw the light of day in Wash-ington county, Ohio. Her mother died when Mrs. Gould was a child and her father was deceased in 1886, and as fast as the children reached maturity they came westward. Miss Rebecca Rogers, an older sister came to teach school and was married in Kansas. The brothers are Alvin, Joshua, Isaac, John and Fremont, residents, successful ranchmen and land owners of Comanche county, Kansas, where the older brother owns twenty-seven quarter sections of land. The Rogers family arc of Scotch origin. The mother was Mary Ann Teeples of English ancestry. To Mr. and Mrs. Gould four children have been born, viz: Eva, the eldest daughter, a young lady of seventeen years, is taking the second year's course in the Concordia high school; she is a hard student, a bright young woman and has considerable musical talent. Walter is a student of the home school "Prairie Gem," District No. 34. This locality affords one of the best school buildings in the county, a modern structure which affords a tower with a bell and many improvements not usually found in country districts. The second daughter, Delia R., is fourteen years of age, and Merril, the youngest son, aged ten years. Mr. Gould never received any legacies but thrift and enterprise, and is entirely self made. He has made rapid strides along the road of progress and has builded for himself and family an exceedingly desirable and pleasant home three miles northwest of Jamestown. He has added to his farm until it now consists of a half section of land and he would now refuse an offer of ten thousand dollars for the ground that was raw, uncultivated prairie but a comparatively few years ago. He paid twenty-five dollars per acre for forty acres of the newly acquired land. Their first dwelling consisted of but one room, 14 by 16 feet in dimensions, one story high. In 1899 a commodious farm house of ten rooms was erected and its modern appointments bespeak the refinement of its matron. In 1890 a substantial barn was built. A young orchard is just beginning to bring its returns. The principal product of his farm is wheat, along with stock raising, cattle, horses and mules. Mr. and Mrs. Gould enjoy and are worthy the highest esteem of the en-tire community, where they have lent their support and influence to every worthy cause that has been promoted for the elevation of mankind or to advance the educational interests of the community. They have an interesting family of children and intend giving them every advantage possible in the way of education and advancement. Mr. Gould has affiliated with the Populists, but is now seeking a new party. He has held township offices for several years and has been an efficient member of the school board. He is one of the solid, prosperous men of his township and his friends include the whole list of his acquaintances. Contributor: WG - [email protected]

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Edwin A. “Aldebert” Gould's memorial is located at: Union Cemetery, Amesbury, Essex County, USA.
When did Edwin A. “Aldebert” Gould death?
Edwin A. “Aldebert” Gould death on 19 Oct 1922 in Concordia, Cloud County, Kansas, USA
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Latitude: 42.8470800
Longitude: -70.9325800

Family Members:

Parent

Orrin Phillip Gould

(1826 - 1893)

Damaris Greene Gould

(1823 - 1885)

Spouse

Lida Florence Rodgers Gould

(1857 - 1918)

Siblings

Charles Irving Gould

(1850 - 1941)

Bayard T. Gould

(1857 - 1934)

David G Gould

(1862 - 1953)

Children

Eva D. Gould Green

(1884 - 1973)

Walter Bruce Gould

(1886 - 1973)

Flowers:

Nearby Cemetories:

1. Bartlett Cemetery
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8445000, -70.9310300

2. Saint Josephs Cemetery
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8450012, -70.9356003

3. Golgotha Burial Ground
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8470500, -70.9244400

4. Mount Prospect Cemetery
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8532900, -70.9182100

5. Corner Cemetery
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8581619, -70.9239120

6. Salisbury Point Burying Ground
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8442600, -70.9117200

7. Salisbury Plains Burying Ground
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8594800, -70.9054500

8. Tuxbury Burial Ground
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8519300, -70.9691400

9. Sawyer Hill Burying Ground
Newburyport, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8199997, -70.9250031

10. Emery House Memorial Garden
West Newbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8169020, -70.9394050

11. Saint Marys Cemetery
Newburyport, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8208500, -70.9076500

12. Belleville Cemetery
Newburyport, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8222200, -70.9035000

13. Lower Corner Cemetery
Merrimac, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8377300, -70.9827300

14. South Hampton Cemetery
South Hampton, Rockingham County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8803670, -70.9632040

15. Old South Hampton Cemetery
South Hampton, Rockingham County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8817350, -70.9651350

16. Newburyport Hebrew Cemetery
Salisbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8629500, -70.8747000

17. True Cemetery
Salisbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8620700, -70.8740700

18. Titcomb and Evans Family Cemetery
South Hampton, Rockingham County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8918400, -70.9209500

19. Rural Cemetery
West Newbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8028221, -70.9528809

20. Colby Burying Ground
Amesbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8638600, -70.9967600

21. Friends Burying Ground
West Newbury, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.7962200, -70.9258500

22. Locust Grove Cemetery
Merrimac, Essex County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8255310, -70.9996109

23. Hillside Cemetery
Seabrook, Rockingham County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8742600, -70.8693300

24. Methodist Cemetery
Seabrook, Rockingham County, USA
Coordinate: 42.8751900, -70.8698400