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- 1910 'Family Notices
THE GOULD GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould, of Chapman; near Geraldton, were married at Glastonbury, Somerset, England on August 4, 1860, and
came out to Western Australia by the' ship Mary Harrison, which arrived here on June 25, 1862.
A few weeks later Mr. and Mrs. Gould went to Champion Bay, in the Victoria District, for the Messrs. Brown, of Glengarry, and after a short experience with the late Major Logue and Mr. J. S. Davis, of Tibbradden, Mr. Gould started farming at Killeley, and finally settled at Rudd's Gully,
near Geraldton, where he followed agricultural pursuits with considerable success till 1903, when he retired.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould are wellknown throughout the Victoria
District, and have a large circle of friends.Their five sons are all prosperous, up-to-date farmers, while their six daughters have married men on the land.
There are fifty-five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr. Gould has always had an eye for a good horse and on many occasions has acted as judge at thc agricultural shows in the district. [1]
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