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SOURCE: History of Lapeer County, Michigan
        with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches
        of Some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers
        H.R. Page & Co., Chicago, 1884
        

         Page 42
         
              EDWIN R. GOULD, liveryman, was born in St. Clair County,
         Michigan, June 4, 1845.  Attended school and worked on a farm
         until 1868, then came to Almont.  For about three years he was
         engaged in teaming between Almont and Detroit.  He went into
         the livery business in 1875.  He is also operating a farm south-
         east of the village, but resides in Almont.  He was married
         August 6, 1873, to Miss ELLA WAY, who died in October, 1874.
         He has one child.  Mr. GOULD'S parents came to St. Clair County,
         from New York.  A portion of their way to their new home was
         through the woods and openings, where there was no road, and
         they were obliged to clear a rough road in advance of the wagons.
         Mr. GOULD, Sr. was drowned thirty-seven years ago.  His widow
         resides with her son in Almont.
         
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