Age 80 yrs.
also seen spelled Goold
son of Nehemiah Gould (15 Oct 1715-Jul 1758) and Esther Bowers (15 Oct 1715-26 Jan 1787)
m Mary Lovejoy (27 Sep 1747-15 Mar 1833) on 27 May 1765 at Hollis, NH; daughter of Jonathan and Mary Lovejoy.
First child should be James Gould (b 18 Dec 1765-1844) not Jane Gould
Children:
- Jane Gould (18 Dec 1765-)
- Phineas Goold/Gould (18 Jul 1767-14 May 1851) m1 Betsey Smith (1773-1814), m2 Mary Jones (-1862), widow of James Bradish
- Ralph Waite Gould (19 Jun 1769-)
- Mary Gould (15 Sep 1771-)
- Theodore Gould (30 Nov 1773-5 Jan 1774)
- Sally Gould (24 Feb 1774-)
- Infant son Goald (17 Jul 1779-17 Jul 1779); lived 2 hours
- Esther Gould (27 Jun 1779-)
- Luke Goold/Goald (15 Aug 1780-)
- Theodore Gould (28 Jul 1782-)
- William Gould (3 Sep 1784-)
- Infant Gould (-30 Jun 1785)
- Anna Gould (28 Apr 1786-) m Mr Bedel of Bath, NH
- Betsey Gould (29 Apr 1788-)
- George Goul (15 Jun 1792-)
Resided in Hollis a few years; removed about 1770 to Cockermouth, NH (now Hebron, NH), and about 1777 to Hanover, NH.
One source says:
In 1775 he was Sergeant in Major Timothy Bedel's Regiment of Rangers, and in 1776 he became a Lieutenant in Capt John House's company (in Col Cilley's Continental Regiment). He was at the battle of Stillwater and severely wounded on 19 Sep 1777 at Bemis Heights and was subsequently a State and a US Pensioner. He was the Grafton County coroner (1785-1790).
Another source says:
A Lieutenant in Col. Baldwin's regiment and in Col. Hobart's regiment.
Nehemiah Gould, father of James Gould, was a member of Capt Thomas Lawrence's company, attached to the forces operating around Lake George, near Fort William Henry, NY in 1758. Perhaps his company was in the fort at the massacre, 9 Jul 1758. On 20 July 1758, in the memorable skirmish at a place near the fort, Capt Lawrence was killed, together with four of his men, and among them was "Corporal Nehemiah Gould."
Esther Bowers, mother of James Gould, married Phineas Wait as her second husband in 1765.
Source:
- Lineage Book, Volume 58; By Daughters of the American Revolution
- History of Newbury, Vermont; edited by Frederic Palmer Wells
- History of Littleton, New Hampshire: Genealogy comp. by George C. Furber
- History and Genealogy of the Rix Family of America; compiled by Guy S Rix (1906)
- vital records
also seen spelled Goold
son of Nehemiah Gould (15 Oct 1715-Jul 1758) and Esther Bowers (15 Oct 1715-26 Jan 1787)
m Mary Lovejoy (27 Sep 1747-15 Mar 1833) on 27 May 1765 at Hollis, NH; daughter of Jonathan and Mary Lovejoy.
First child should be James Gould (b 18 Dec 1765-1844) not Jane Gould
Children:
- Jane Gould (18 Dec 1765-)
- Phineas Goold/Gould (18 Jul 1767-14 May 1851) m1 Betsey Smith (1773-1814), m2 Mary Jones (-1862), widow of James Bradish
- Ralph Waite Gould (19 Jun 1769-)
- Mary Gould (15 Sep 1771-)
- Theodore Gould (30 Nov 1773-5 Jan 1774)
- Sally Gould (24 Feb 1774-)
- Infant son Goald (17 Jul 1779-17 Jul 1779); lived 2 hours
- Esther Gould (27 Jun 1779-)
- Luke Goold/Goald (15 Aug 1780-)
- Theodore Gould (28 Jul 1782-)
- William Gould (3 Sep 1784-)
- Infant Gould (-30 Jun 1785)
- Anna Gould (28 Apr 1786-) m Mr Bedel of Bath, NH
- Betsey Gould (29 Apr 1788-)
- George Goul (15 Jun 1792-)
Resided in Hollis a few years; removed about 1770 to Cockermouth, NH (now Hebron, NH), and about 1777 to Hanover, NH.
One source says:
In 1775 he was Sergeant in Major Timothy Bedel's Regiment of Rangers, and in 1776 he became a Lieutenant in Capt John House's company (in Col Cilley's Continental Regiment). He was at the battle of Stillwater and severely wounded on 19 Sep 1777 at Bemis Heights and was subsequently a State and a US Pensioner. He was the Grafton County coroner (1785-1790).
Another source says:
A Lieutenant in Col. Baldwin's regiment and in Col. Hobart's regiment.
Nehemiah Gould, father of James Gould, was a member of Capt Thomas Lawrence's company, attached to the forces operating around Lake George, near Fort William Henry, NY in 1758. Perhaps his company was in the fort at the massacre, 9 Jul 1758. On 20 July 1758, in the memorable skirmish at a place near the fort, Capt Lawrence was killed, together with four of his men, and among them was "Corporal Nehemiah Gould."
Esther Bowers, mother of James Gould, married Phineas Wait as her second husband in 1765.
Source:
- Lineage Book, Volume 58; By Daughters of the American Revolution
- History of Newbury, Vermont; edited by Frederic Palmer Wells
- History of Littleton, New Hampshire: Genealogy comp. by George C. Furber
- History and Genealogy of the Rix Family of America; compiled by Guy S Rix (1906)
- vital records
Age 80 yrs.
also seen spelled Goold
son of Nehemiah Gould (15 Oct 1715-Jul 1758) and Esther Bowers (15 Oct 1715-26 Jan 1787)
m Mary Lovejoy (27 Sep 1747-15 Mar 1833) on 27 May 1765 at Hollis, NH; daughter of Jonathan and Mary Lovejoy.
First child should be James Gould (b 18 Dec 1765-1844) not Jane Gould
Children:
- Jane Gould (18 Dec 1765-)
- Phineas Goold/Gould (18 Jul 1767-14 May 1851) m1 Betsey Smith (1773-1814), m2 Mary Jones (-1862), widow of James Bradish
- Ralph Waite Gould (19 Jun 1769-)
- Mary Gould (15 Sep 1771-)
- Theodore Gould (30 Nov 1773-5 Jan 1774)
- Sally Gould (24 Feb 1774-)
- Infant son Goald (17 Jul 1779-17 Jul 1779); lived 2 hours
- Esther Gould (27 Jun 1779-)
- Luke Goold/Goald (15 Aug 1780-)
- Theodore Gould (28 Jul 1782-)
- William Gould (3 Sep 1784-)
- Infant Gould (-30 Jun 1785)
- Anna Gould (28 Apr 1786-) m Mr Bedel of Bath, NH
- Betsey Gould (29 Apr 1788-)
- George Goul (15 Jun 1792-)
Resided in Hollis a few years; removed about 1770 to Cockermouth, NH (now Hebron, NH), and about 1777 to Hanover, NH.
One source says:
In 1775 he was Sergeant in Major Timothy Bedel's Regiment of Rangers, and in 1776 he became a Lieutenant in Capt John House's company (in Col Cilley's Continental Regiment). He was at the battle of Stillwater and severely wounded on 19 Sep 1777 at Bemis Heights and was subsequently a State and a US Pensioner. He was the Grafton County coroner (1785-1790).
Another source says:
A Lieutenant in Col. Baldwin's regiment and in Col. Hobart's regiment.
Nehemiah Gould, father of James Gould, was a member of Capt Thomas Lawrence's company, attached to the forces operating around Lake George, near Fort William Henry, NY in 1758. Perhaps his company was in the fort at the massacre, 9 Jul 1758. On 20 July 1758, in the memorable skirmish at a place near the fort, Capt Lawrence was killed, together with four of his men, and among them was "Corporal Nehemiah Gould."
Esther Bowers, mother of James Gould, married Phineas Wait as her second husband in 1765.
Source:
- Lineage Book, Volume 58; By Daughters of the American Revolution
- History of Newbury, Vermont; edited by Frederic Palmer Wells
- History of Littleton, New Hampshire: Genealogy comp. by George C. Furber
- History and Genealogy of the Rix Family of America; compiled by Guy S Rix (1906)
- vital records
also seen spelled Goold
son of Nehemiah Gould (15 Oct 1715-Jul 1758) and Esther Bowers (15 Oct 1715-26 Jan 1787)
m Mary Lovejoy (27 Sep 1747-15 Mar 1833) on 27 May 1765 at Hollis, NH; daughter of Jonathan and Mary Lovejoy.
First child should be James Gould (b 18 Dec 1765-1844) not Jane Gould
Children:
- Jane Gould (18 Dec 1765-)
- Phineas Goold/Gould (18 Jul 1767-14 May 1851) m1 Betsey Smith (1773-1814), m2 Mary Jones (-1862), widow of James Bradish
- Ralph Waite Gould (19 Jun 1769-)
- Mary Gould (15 Sep 1771-)
- Theodore Gould (30 Nov 1773-5 Jan 1774)
- Sally Gould (24 Feb 1774-)
- Infant son Goald (17 Jul 1779-17 Jul 1779); lived 2 hours
- Esther Gould (27 Jun 1779-)
- Luke Goold/Goald (15 Aug 1780-)
- Theodore Gould (28 Jul 1782-)
- William Gould (3 Sep 1784-)
- Infant Gould (-30 Jun 1785)
- Anna Gould (28 Apr 1786-) m Mr Bedel of Bath, NH
- Betsey Gould (29 Apr 1788-)
- George Goul (15 Jun 1792-)
Resided in Hollis a few years; removed about 1770 to Cockermouth, NH (now Hebron, NH), and about 1777 to Hanover, NH.
One source says:
In 1775 he was Sergeant in Major Timothy Bedel's Regiment of Rangers, and in 1776 he became a Lieutenant in Capt John House's company (in Col Cilley's Continental Regiment). He was at the battle of Stillwater and severely wounded on 19 Sep 1777 at Bemis Heights and was subsequently a State and a US Pensioner. He was the Grafton County coroner (1785-1790).
Another source says:
A Lieutenant in Col. Baldwin's regiment and in Col. Hobart's regiment.
Nehemiah Gould, father of James Gould, was a member of Capt Thomas Lawrence's company, attached to the forces operating around Lake George, near Fort William Henry, NY in 1758. Perhaps his company was in the fort at the massacre, 9 Jul 1758. On 20 July 1758, in the memorable skirmish at a place near the fort, Capt Lawrence was killed, together with four of his men, and among them was "Corporal Nehemiah Gould."
Esther Bowers, mother of James Gould, married Phineas Wait as her second husband in 1765.
Source:
- Lineage Book, Volume 58; By Daughters of the American Revolution
- History of Newbury, Vermont; edited by Frederic Palmer Wells
- History of Littleton, New Hampshire: Genealogy comp. by George C. Furber
- History and Genealogy of the Rix Family of America; compiled by Guy S Rix (1906)
- vital records
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