"Mary Gillard Gould arrived in Newburgh 1835 from England. Must have been
exhaused from a harrowing sea voyage with 4 kids. (her husband was already
here) Including an infant son who died and was buried at sea. Met up with her
husband who came to the new world a year before. Infant who died was James,
apparently named after his grandfather.
So when the next male child was born Aug 8 1836 he was named James."
From the ECHO a Basket Historical Society Newsletter printed Fall 1985 Vol V, No
2 Page 1;
exhaused from a harrowing sea voyage with 4 kids. (her husband was already
here) Including an infant son who died and was buried at sea. Met up with her
husband who came to the new world a year before. Infant who died was James,
apparently named after his grandfather.
So when the next male child was born Aug 8 1836 he was named James."
From the ECHO a Basket Historical Society Newsletter printed Fall 1985 Vol V, No
2 Page 1;
"Mary Gillard Gould arrived in Newburgh 1835 from England. Must have been
exhaused from a harrowing sea voyage with 4 kids. (her husband was already
here) Including an infant son who died and was buried at sea. Met up with her
husband who came to the new world a year before. Infant who died was James,
apparently named after his grandfather.
So when the next male child was born Aug 8 1836 he was named James."
From the ECHO a Basket Historical Society Newsletter printed Fall 1985 Vol V, No
2 Page 1;
exhaused from a harrowing sea voyage with 4 kids. (her husband was already
here) Including an infant son who died and was buried at sea. Met up with her
husband who came to the new world a year before. Infant who died was James,
apparently named after his grandfather.
So when the next male child was born Aug 8 1836 he was named James."
From the ECHO a Basket Historical Society Newsletter printed Fall 1985 Vol V, No
2 Page 1;
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