Gould, William Proctor, 1793-1862.
William Proctor Gould, a native of Salem, Mass., was secretary-aide to Colonel John McKee, who was an Indian agent and later Congressman for Alabama. Gould later inherited McKee's plantation (Hill of Howth) in Greene County, Ala. near Boligee and lived there until his death in 1862.
From the description of Diary, 1861. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122284962
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| creatorOf | Gould, William Proctor, 1793-1862. Diary, 1861. | Alabama Department of Archives and History | |
| creatorOf | Bliss, Robert Lewis. Miscellaneous microfilm collection, undated, [microform]. | Alabama Department of Archives and History |
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| associatedWith | Gould, John McKee. | person |
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| Hill of Howth (Alabama : Plantation) | |||
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Birth 1793
Death 1862
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