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Abijah Gould, son of Benjamin Gould, and grandson of Abijah Gould I
1. Abijah Gould, son of Benjamin Gould, and grandson of Abijah Gould I

Keywords:

    African American Men; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Absalom Wilson, school teacher
2. Absalom Wilson, school teacher

Keywords:

    African American Educators; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Anthony Gould
3. Anthony Gould

Keywords:

    African American Men; African Americans; Gould, Anthony, 1802? 1858; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Bishop Benjamin F. Lee
4. Bishop Benjamin F. Lee

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    African American Bishops; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); Lee, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1841 1926; New Jersey
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Gouldtown A.M.E. Church
5. Gouldtown A.M.E. Church

Keywords:

    African American Churches; African Americans; African Methodist Episcopal Church; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Gouldtown, a very remarkable settlement of ancient date; studies of some sturdy examples of the simple life, together with sketches of early colonial history of Cumberland County and southern New Jersey and some early genealogical records, by William Steward and Rev. Theophilus G. Steward. [title page]
6. Gouldtown, a very remarkable settlement of ancient date; studies of some sturdy examples of the simple life, together with sketches of early colonial history of Cumberland County and southern New Jersey and some early genealogical records, by William Steward and Rev. Theophilus G. Steward. [title page]

Keywords:

    African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Gouldtown school house
7. Gouldtown school house

Keywords:

    African American Schools; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Holmes Pierce
8. Holmes Pierce

Keywords:

    African American Men; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Jacob Wright and wife
9. Jacob Wright and wife

Keywords:

    African American Men; African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Women
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James Steward. Taken when visiting his daughter, Mrs. Felts, in Wilmington, Delaware
10. James Steward. Taken when visiting his daughter, Mrs. Felts, in Wilmington, Delaware

Keywords:

    African American Men; African Americans; Delaware; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Jonathan Freeman Pierce, son of Wanaca and Mary Pierce
11. Jonathan Freeman Pierce, son of Wanaca and Mary Pierce

Keywords:

    African American Men; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Jonathan Gould
12. Jonathan Gould

Keywords:

    African American Clergy; African Americans; Gould, Jonathan, Reverend; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Miss Prudence F. Gould
13. Miss Prudence F. Gould

Keywords:

    African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Women
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Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, one of the organizing members of Gouldtown church
14. Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, one of the organizing members of Gouldtown church

Keywords:

    African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Women
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Mrs. Hannah Gould, widow of Elijah Gould, and mother of Rev. Theodore Gould. She was the daughter of John and Tabitha Murray
15. Mrs. Hannah Gould, widow of Elijah Gould, and mother of Rev. Theodore Gould. She was the daughter of John and Tabitha Murray

Keywords:

    African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Older People; Women
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Mrs. Lydia Sheppard, daughter of Benjamin and Phoebe Gould, who lived to be 102 years old, and was the head of her son's household till the last day of her life
16. Mrs. Lydia Sheppard, daughter of Benjamin and Phoebe Gould, who lived to be 102 years old, and was the head of her son's household till the last day of her life

Keywords:

    African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Older People; Women
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Mrs. Rebecca Steward, daughter of Benjamin and Phoebe Gould, wife of James Steward, and mother of the Steward group of three sons and three daughters
17. Mrs. Rebecca Steward, daughter of Benjamin and Phoebe Gould, wife of James Steward, and mother of the Steward group of three sons and three daughters

Keywords:

    African American Mothers; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey
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Mrs. Sarah Dunn Pierce, mother of Mrs. Jacob Wright
18. Mrs. Sarah Dunn Pierce, mother of Mrs. Jacob Wright

Keywords:

    African American Mothers; African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Women
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Mrs. Sarah Gould, widow of Alfred Gould and sister of Rev. Theodore Gould
19. Mrs. Sarah Gould, widow of Alfred Gould and sister of Rev. Theodore Gould

Keywords:

    African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Women
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Mrs. William Steward
20. Mrs. William Steward

Keywords:

    African American Women; African Americans; Gouldtown (N.J.); New Jersey; Women
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