Storia delle contee di Daviess e di Gentry, Missouri . Gli 80 acri, di cui oggi si trova la casa, sono stati inseriti nel 1839 dal Sig. Dunning, che lo ha venduto in1843 a Olden Cole, per 165 dollari. La fattoria ha avuto un interesse storico sulle gesta dei James Boys nel 1880. Avevano i loro cavalli legati alla fattoria Gould, pronti per il volo. Salirono a bordo del treno a Winston, lo fermarono appena fuori città, e dopo l'uccisione Del Direttore Westfall, i ladri scesero sui cavalli, che erano nascosti nei boschi della fattoria Gould. La Rock Island Railway attraversa la fattoria. Theplace è ben annaffiato. Sig. Gould Keep

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History of Daviess and Gentry counties, Missouri . s. The 80 acres, wherethe house now stands, was entered in 1839 by Mr. Dunning, who sold it in1843 to Olden Cole, for $165. The farm has had a historical interest sincethe exploits of the James Boys in 1880. They had their horses tied onthe Gould farm, ready for flight. They boarded the train at Winston, stopped it just out of town, and after the killing of Conductor Westfall, the robbers escaped on the horses, which were hidden in the woods on theGould farm. The Rock Island Railway runs through the farm. Theplace is well watered. Mr. Gould keeps 115 acres in pasture, and raisesPercheron horses. Shorthorn cattle, and Duroc Jersey hogs. Will S. Gould was married in 1885 to Mattie E. Hayden, a daughter ofEh and Mary (Poor) Hayden. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hayden died in LaneCounty, Oregon. Mrs. Gould was- born in Kosciusko County, Ind., andwas educated in Ellsworth County, Kans. Besides Mrs. Gould, Mr. andMrs. Hayden had the following children: Angeline, now Mrs. Chapman of I—(H !?: OH O CO QO. THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBkARY AST :; i.E.(». ANll T!L, .l. lOCNDATlONS K L HISTORY OF DAVIESS AND GENTRY COUNTIES 769 Washington; Ella, living in Lane County, Ore.; Huldah, now Mrs, Conley, of Lane County, Ore.; and C. C, also a resident of Lane County, Ore. To the union of Will S. and Mattie E. (Hayden) Gould the followingchildren were born: Oda, a graduate of the Kansas City Veterinary Col-lege, now living in St. Joseph; Glenn, living in DeKalb County; Floy, agraduate of Baker University, Baldwin, Kans., now a teacher of homeeconomics at Alta Vista, Kans.; Effie, a graduate nurse of Kansas City;Clem on the home farm; Veva, the wife of Arthur Pyle of Nebraska City, Neb.; Wirt, a student in Kidder Institute; and Esther, a student in theWinston High School. She has not been tardy or absent in the seven yearsthat she has attended school. Mr. and Mrs, Gould have six grandchildren, Willie, Wilhelmina, Ruth, Emery, Hazel Gould, and Keith Pyle.

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