Joseph Gould

Evening Post, 11 February 1913, Page 3 LONDON, 3rd January. Mr. Joseph Gould, of Cadogan Place, Chelsea, who died on 22nd October, left estate of the gross value of £112,333, of which £105,201 is net personally. He gave £4000 upon trust for the purchase of an annuity for the benefit of his sister, Lydia Otterson, directing that this annuity shall be expended for her additional personal comfort, and shall not be saved or hoarded, and that his trustees shall- require a declaration before each half-yearly payment that the previous payment has been so expended. £1000 to his station manager and friend, John Dunnett, late, of Sherwood Downs, Fairlie, New Zealand, "in recognition of many years', devoted service, for which I tender to him my best thanks." £1000 to his sister, Gertrude Macdonald, for the purchase of jewels and pictures when she shall next come to England. £8500 to the trustees of- the marriage settlement of his sister, Jessie Bowden ; and £1000 to his half-sister, Mabel Hannen. The residue goes to his wife for life, and then £2500 is to be paid to his niece, Etta Bradshaw; £7500 to his nephew, Victor Bradshaw; £2500 to his nephew, Ronald Asher; and £7500 to his niece, Evelyn Asher, and the ultimate residue as to two-sevenths in trust for his sister, Jessie Bowden, and her issue, two-sevenths in trust for his sister, Annie Sinclair Thompson, and her issue, and three-sevenths for the children of his deceased brother, Charles Gould. The Public Trustee is made executor of the will, which is dated 27th April, 1912.