| Subject: Mary Gould (20) (1893 - 1958) |
| Father: George Benjamin Gould (11) (b. 11 Dec 1863, d. 29 Jul 1950) |
| Mother: Mary Ann Quail (93) (b. 13 Feb 1865, d. 25 Dec 1939) |



| Type | Date | Details | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 22 Aug 1893 | Batch, Bristol. [1] | 0 |
| Baptism | 10 Sep 1893 | St Philip & Jacob church, Bristol. [2] | 0 |
| Witness | 20 Jun 1898 | Death; John Gould (13); Stapleton Workhouse, Bristol, Gloucestershire; shown aged 68, with occupation haulier, cause of death senile decay. [3] | 4 |
| Census 1901 | 31 Mar 1901 | Cotswold Road, Bedminster East, Bristol, Bristol; shown aged 8. [1] | 7 |
| Witness | __ ___ ____ | Anecdote; Mary Quail (12); when she visited her granddaughter, Mary, she wore a very dressy bonnet but carried her indoor white cotton one in a little hatbox and as soon as she came in she would take off the outdoor one and put on the house one. [4] | |
| Census | 2 Apr 1911 | 135 Cotswold Road, Bedminster, Bristol; shown as a cigar maker for a tobacco manufacturer, aged 17. [5] | 17 |
| Witness | before __ ___ 1927 | Anecdote; Charles John Gould (78); Fishponds Workhouse, Bristol; it is believed that when his niece Mary worked in Wills, each year at Christmas tobacco and cigarettes were taken to the workhouse as presents for the inmates and one year she was chosen to go with other workers to go there and her Uncle Charles was in there at that time. She said it was a shock to see him there. He had spent all his money on alcohol. [4],[6] | 33 |
| Misc | __ ___ ____ | engaged to a man who died during the war. She never married. She had a friend, May German. They went shopping together up Park Street. [7] | |
| Misc | __ ___ ____ | very tall, with a great sense of humour. She lived with her parents, then when her mother died, she looked after her father. [8] | |
| Residence | between 1950 and 1953 | 135 Cotswold Rd., Bristol. [9] | |
| Misc | 2 Oct 1950 | George Benjamin Gould (11) (b. 11 Dec 1863, d. 29 Jul 1950); 135 Cotswold Road, Bedminster, Bristol; She was left the house in his will. [10] | 57 |
| Occupation | __ ___ ____ | Bristol; forewoman at Wills Tobacco Company. [6] | |
| Will | 10 Jan 1955 | 135 Cotswold Road, Bedminster, Bristol; she appointed Geroge Hurle and Leonard Gould as executors. The clothes and linen went to her sisters, whilst the rest, including money from the sale of her house, was divided equally between her brothers and sisters or thie family. [11] | 61 |
| Death | 1 Feb 1958 | 135 Cotswold Road, Bedminster, Bristol; shown aged 64. She suffered with asthma and was found dead, so may have died from it. She lived on her own in the house after her father died. [12],[8],[13],[14],[14] | 64 |
| Probate | 21 Mar 1958 | Bristol; the value of the estate was £4,733 (£4,695 net). [11] | 64 |
4. S1083: Private communication.
6. S0109: Private communication.
7. S0238: Private communication.
8. S0143: Private communication.
12. S0039: Private communication.
13. S0700: FreeBMD website, website url: http://www.freebmd.org.uk.
14. S0755: Calendar of Grants of Probate & Administration, Repository: Birmingham Central Library.