Other Events and Attributes:

• Military: Massachusetts, USA
• Residence: Aug 1862, Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA

Notes:

Migrated from Bolton, Canada to Northampton, Hampshire County, MA in time for the Civil War. He died in the war.

Hello Jim
Not sure what church my Goulds were members of. They certainly were poor. Isaac Gould did not own any property in Newfane VT or in Leverett MA. A probable son Charles C. Gould did own a small farm in Leverett and his "heirs" lived on it at the time Isaac Gould died in 1847.
I did find a few items on Lorenzo.

In Mass Soldiers in the Civil War (not sure if this is the whole title, it's a multi-volume setz0. 52cd Regiment Mass. Volunteer Infantry Company C.
Gould, Lorenzo D. Priv. Res. Northampton, weaver, 33, enl. Oct. 9 1862, must. Oct. 9 1862, killed June 14 1863 at Port Hudson, La.
Right below his name is that of Nathan P. Gould, prov. res. Northampton, printer, 42, enl Sept. 9 1862, Must out Aug. 14 1863.
Nathan Phillips Gould was one of the sons of Isaac Gould and Betsey Phillips.

History of the Fifty-Second Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers by the Chaplain J.F. Moors 1893
Company C.
Lorenzo D. Gould, place of birth Northampton, date of birth '29, Place of enlistment Northampton, Date of enlistment Aug. '62, Private, occupation ___, residence ____, killed in action Port Hudson June 14 '63.
I'm guessing the chaplain estimated the year of his birth from his age. The entry for Nathan P. Gould says he was born in Hatfield and enlisted Aug. '62. He lived in Hatfield previous to moving to Northampton.

Hampshire Gazette June 30 1863 (Northampton MA)
N.P. Gould, a private in Company C was also killed in the same action. He was formerly in the employ of Mr. Amos Sawyer in this town. It is said that his will was found on his person after death being dated just three days previous.
* It was actually Lorenzo who died, not Nathan P. Gould.

The probate file on Lorenzo Gould in Hampshire County Registry of Probate (Northampton MA) contains a document that states:
To the Honorable the Judge of the Probate Court in and for the County of Hampshire;
Respectfully represents Albert C. Morton of Williamsburgh in the County of Hampshire that Lorenzo D. Gould who last dwelt in Northampton in said County of Hampshire, died on the fourteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three possessed of goods and estate remaining to be administered, leaving no widow, and as his only heirs-in-law and next of kin, the persons whose names, residence and relationship to the deceased are as follows, viz: - Chauncey Gould of Fennimore in Grant County Wisconsin brother, that said deceased left a will and codicil herewith presented, wherein no one is named executor Wherefore your petitioner pray that that said will may be proved and allowed, and administration with the will annexed be granted him. Dated this twentieth day of Sept. A.D. 1863. Albert C. Morton. The undersigned, being all the heirs-at-law and next of kin, and the only parties interested in the foregoing Petition, request that the prayer thereof be granted, without further notice.
* This is the only document I copied. I can check the probate file for the will and let you know what it says. Might not be able to get to this for a few weeks.

Happy Easter
Jim Carroll