Notes:

On 2/21/2020 2:17 PM, M Mattingly wrote:
> Washington County, Kentucky
> Marriage Records
> 1792-1878
> Transcribed and compiled by
> Margaret Clark Kington
>
> Pg 65
> 28 Dec 1813 GOUGH, Isidore - Ann Russell (M) Stephen Theo[dore] Badin Bk 1-124
>
> Also listed:
> 14 Oct 1811 GOUGH Benjamin - Margaret Shepherd by Charles Nerinsky Bk 1-108
> 16 Aug 1813 GOUGH George - Mary Beavin by Charles Nerinsky Bk 1-111
> 6 June 1819 GOUGH Ignatius - Sarah Hagan by Antony Gamihl Bk 1-189
> 25 Jan 1814 GOUGH James - Dorothy Cissell by Stephen Theo[dore] Badin MR
> 9 Oct 1800 GOUGH Jeremiah - Nancy Blandford, Ann Blandford, Gdn. by Michael Fournier Bk 1-34
> 13 Feb 1819 GOUGH Joseph - Elizabeth Walker Bk 1-179
>
> Of note, three GOFFS on pg. 63, seem to not be Catholic.

From: Washington Co marriages, 1792-1825, p. 25:
Gough, Ignatius and Sarah Hagan 5 Jun 1819

"Cemeteries of Daviess County, Indiana" Compiled 1988-1991, Volume III

St. Peters Cemetery - Page 134

Gough, Ignatius D. Apr. 10, 1848 Age 52y. 7m. 27d C
Born in Washington Co., Iy.
Gough, Sarah 1797 Mar. 14, 1878 W
Wife of I. Gough
Born in Wahington Co., Ky.
Hi Mike,

Below is a rough draft or preliminary of what I have built on the Gough Family of "DAVIESS COUNTY INDIANA" I often abbreviate with DCI. I got this far and got switched to another branch of the family.

Yes, Ignatius's family came here, and with who or why, I am not clued into yet. Possibly because the land opened up so reasonable, and so many of the MD to KY group moved together. It is guessed about 1/3 of the original group moved on to Indiana. My searching on the Gough's started with Scholastica, married to William Brown, mother of Sarah Brown, married to James W. Grannan. I haven't completed the database, and Sandy Olin is helping me with the Gough/Brown/McGuire names, and soon as we get a few more Grannans out of the way. Sandy is a Grannan descendant too.

I took time to see what your postings, and the others well. All of you covered a lot of ground on the Goughs since I posted. That is so great. I have found Sarah's grave, but not Ignatius's. The stone must be gone. Her's is flat, under a tree. And Scholastica's is just down the road from them, with her son and his wife.

Let me know if there are any questions.

I am very familiar with Evansville, lived there for 4 years, grew up in Perry County, 50 miles away. I now live in Texas but visit every year.

Denise

Generation No. 6

16. Ignatius6 Gough (Charles5, Benjamin4, Benjamin3, Steven2, William1)4 was born 1785 in Kentucky4,5,6. He married Sarah Hagan7 June 1819 in Washington County, Kentucky8, daughter of Bennet Hagan and Ann ?. She was born 1797 in Scott Co., Kentucky8.

Marriage Notes for Ignatius Gough and Sarah Hagan:
Kentucky
Washington County

Gough Hagan, Ignatius Sarah

Spouse:
Gough, Ignatius
Hagan, Sarah
Marriage Date:
08 Jun 1819

More About Ignatius Gough and Sarah Hagan:
Marriage: June 1819, Washington County, Kentucky8

Children of Ignatius Gough and Sarah Hagan are:
24 i. Scholastica7 Gough9, born February 13, 1825 in Kentucky10,11,12; died February 20, 1923 in Daviess County, Indiana13,14. She married (1) William H. Brown15 November 24, 1849 in Daviess Co., Indiana16; born February 16, 1827 in Indiana17,18; died Abt. 1859 in Daviess County, Barr twnship, Indiana19. She married (2) Peter McGuire May 08, 1864 in Daviess Co., Indiana20; born in Ireland; died Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Daviess Co, Barr Twnship,Indiana.

More About Scholastica Gough: Burial: February 22, 1923, St. Peters Cemetery

More About William Brown and Scholastica Gough:
Marriage: November 24, 1849, Daviess Co., Indiana21

More About Peter McGuire and Scholastica Gough:
Marriage: May 08, 1864, Daviess Co., Indiana22

25 ii. Thomas Gough, born 183823; died 1927 in Daviess Co, Barr Twnship,Indiana. He married Mary Ann Brown; born 184323.

More About Thomas Gough:
Burial: St. Peter's, Daviess County, Indiana

Endnotes

1. Roots Web.World Connect. Working Gedcom of Melissa Thompson Alexander.
2. World family tree, Vol 30, tree 360.
3. Roots Web.World Connect. Working Gedcom of Melissa Thompson Alexander.
4. Thomas and Mary Hagan on Charles Co., MD. author Harry Hagan, OSB, St. Meinrad, IN 47577.
5. Roots Web.World Connect. Working Gedcom of Melissa Thompson Alexander.
6. Death Certificate for Scholastica McGuire..
7. Thomas and Mary Hagan on Charles Co., MD. author Harry Hagan, OSB, St. Meinrad, IN 47577.
8. Thomas and Mary Hagan on Charles Co., MD. author Harry Hagan, OSB, St. Meinrad, IN 47577, page 93.
9. Indiana Marriages through1850. Indiana State Library..
10. Indiana Census 1860. Daviess County, Barr township, Black Oak Ridge Post Office, page 30. (index page 768).
11. Indiana Census 1900, Daviess Co., Barr twp, east half.
12. McGuire, Scholastica. Death Certificate Record. Daviess Co. Health Department, Daviess County, Indiana..
13. Indiana Census 1900, Daviess Co., Barr twp, east half.
14. McGuire, Scholastica. Death Certificate Record. Daviess Co. Health Department, Daviess County, Indiana..
15. Indiana Census 1850. Daviess County, Barr township..
16. Indiana Marriages through1850. Indiana State Library..
17. Indiana Census 1850. Daviess County, Barr township..
18. Ancestry World Tree Kerner 2001. James Kerner.
19. Indiana Census 1860. Daviess County, Barr township, Black Oak Ridge Post Office, page 30. (index page 768).
20. Daviess County Indiana. Index to Marriage Records. 1850-1920 inclusive..
21. Indiana Marriages through1850. Indiana State Library..
22. Daviess County Indiana. Index to Marriage Records. 1850-1920 inclusive..
23. Roots Web World Connect Project. Clark, Smith, Fisher, Jones. Pat Clark

[Ignatius Gough From Susan Massie.FTW]

Computer problems at home probably for two more weeks.

To answer your question - Ignatius dies 4/10/1848.

I have acquired the burial church record that verifies this from St. Peter's.

Hi Mike,

Below is a rough draft or preliminary of what I have built on the Gough Family of "DAVIESS COUNTY INDIANA" I often abbreviate with DCI. I got this far and got switched to another branch of the family.

Yes, Ignatius's family came here, and with who or why, I am not clued into yet. Possibly because the land opened up so reasonable, and so many of the MD to KY group moved together. It is guessed about 1/3 of the original group moved on to Indiana. My searching on the Gough's started with Scholastica, married to William Brown, mother of Sarah Brown, married to James W. Grannan. I haven't completed the database, and Sandy Olin is helping me with the Gough/Brown/McGuire names, and soon as we get a few more Grannans out of the way. Sandy is a Grannan descendant too.

I took time to see what your postings, and the others well. All of you covered a lot of ground on the Goughs since I posted. That is so great. I have found Sarah's grave, but not Ignatius's. The stone must be gone. Her's is flat, under a tree. And Scholastica's is just down the road from them, with her son and his wife.

Let me know if there are any questions.

Ignatius married Sarah Hagan on 8 Jun 1819 in Springfield, Washington County, Kentucky. Sarah was born in 1797 in Washington County. KY; died on 14 Mar 1878 in Daviess County, Indiana; was buried in St. Peters RCC, Cemetery, Daviess Co., IN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Rose Ellen "Rosella" Gough was born about 1823 in Kentucky; died on 15 Jun 1894 in Martin County, Indiana; was buried in St Joseph Cemetery, Bramble, Martin County, Indiana.
2. Mary Jane Gough was born in 1824 in Kentucky; died after 1883; was buried in St Mary's.
3. Scholastica Gough was born on 13 Feb 1826 in Washington County, Kentucky; died on 20 Feb 1923 in Daviess County, Indiana; was buried on 22 Feb 1923 in St. Peters Cemetery, Daviess Co. IN.
4. Stephen Thomas Gough was born on 13 Apr 1829 in Kentucky; died on 24 Oct 1886 in Daviess County, Indiana; was buried in St. Marys Cemetery, Daviess County, IN.
5. Charles Milton Gough was born on 31 Mar 1832 in Hardin County, Kentucky; died on 5 Jan 1884 in Gretna, La.
6. John L. Gough was born in 1834 in Daviess County, Indiana; died in 1905 in disabled veterans's hospital in Leavenworth Kansas.
7. Thomas Marion Gough was born on 11 Jul 1838 in Daviess County, Indiana; died on 4 Oct 1927 in Daviess Co. Barr Township, IN; was buried in St. Peters Cemetery, Daviess Co. IN.
8. Lowery Ann Gough was born in 1842 in Probably Daviess County, IN; died on 23 Jun 1845 in Daviess County, Indiana; was buried in St. Peter's RCC, Daviess County, KY..

Notes:

1810 Washington County, Kentucky Census3
Free White Males Free White Female
<10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, 45-~
Charles Gough
<10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, 45-~
1, 1, 3, - , 1:
<10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, 45-~
1, -, 1, -, 1
1 < 10 1 < 10 1800-1809 John, Mary, Julian
1 10 to 15 0 10 to 15 1795-1800 Ignatius
3 16 to 25 1 16 to 25 1785-1794 Isadore, Benjamin, Sarah, Joseph
0 26 to 44 0 26 to 44 1766-1784
1 >44 1 >44 bef 1766 Charles and Mary

Next door was Charles' brother, Jeremiah Gough

Notes:
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Summer 1993 Vol 34 No 3; p. 379;
Register Of St Andrew's (Anglican) Church Of St Mary's County
Charles, son of Benjamin Gough and Susanna his wife, born 25 May 1755.
Mary, daughter of Benjamin Gough and Susanna his wife, born 24 June 1762.
Rebecca, daughter of Benjamin Gough and Susanna his wife, born 5 June 1766.

san mas wrote:

My email has changed because I retired. Thought I would let you know the good news.... our rev war person charles gough is now offically a rev war vet by the DAR. I am now on the board for the DAR for 2 yrs. It is my way of paying back their help. Anyway, I put my mother and my daughter as members and charles gough as their ancestor. Let me know if you want a copy of the lineage I used and the DAR numbers for your reference. Sandy

Patriot of the Revolution
http://mindspring.com/~mgentges/revwar.html

Ancestors who served in or supported the American Revolutionary War

Researching the pioneer settlers of Osage County has led to the identification of the following Revolutionary War ancestors. Descendants of these individuals able to document this relationship and service would be able to apply for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution or Sons of the American Revolution:

· Charles Gough, b. 1756, d. 1826, son of Benjamin Gough.

The Charles Gough I found was on this link:

http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/0 00001/000018/html/am18--112.html

112 Records of Maryland Troops in the Continental Service

MUSTERS OF MARYLAND TROOPS, VOL. I.

TIME OF SERVICE. REMARKS.
NAMES. RANK. Enlisted. Discharged.

Gee, Joseph Drum 7 April 77 April 80 time out
Glasgow, Saml. Corpl 10 Dec 76 17 July 77 deserted
Green, Amos pt do
Green, Richard do 21 April 77 25 Dec 77 1 Nov 80, do
Gorman, John o June 77 Jan 80 prisoner
Gailand, Gilbert do 10 dec 14 feb Corpl 13 Sept
Sergt 10 June 77
Greenwalt, James pt 21 Mar 77 Mar 80 discharged
Corpl 1 Aug 78
Sergt
Gough, Charles pt 21 Mar 77 Jan 80 prisoner

"He was taken a prisoner at Elizabethtown". He was also in the battle of Mammoth and Brandywine. One of these battles was just before Valley Forge and the other was after. Which leaves me to believe he was at Valley Forge

Records of Maryland Troops in the Continental Service

COUNTY. NAMES. COUNTY. NAMES.

Caroline Emerton, Henry Charles Elgin, Hezekiah
St Mary's Edwards, Stratton Everett, Elihu
Eubanks, Thomas
* Franklin, John Farding, Aaron
* Franklin, John Fream, William
Ford, William Talbot Faulkner, Isaac
Frogget, Richard Dorchester Foxwell, Adam,
Flechinger, Michael For the Corps
Fitzgerald, John Talbot Foster, Nathan
Fulton, James P. Fighter, George
Dorchester Fetcher, Benjamin, Fitzgerald, Clement
Lower Battalion Fickle, Isaac
Fields, Charles Kent Frazier, Thomas
+Finch, George Frazier, Henry
+Finch, George Farr, Nicholas
Febus, George Talbot Faulkner, Hynson
Griffith, William Queen Anne's Greenage, Benjamin
Dorchester Garner, Abell, Dorchester Goosetree, Absalom,
Lower Battalion Lower Battalion
Gearey, Samuel Green, Clement
Charles Glasco, William Gentle, Stephen
St Mary's Gough, Baptist Kent Griffith, James
St Mary's Greenwell, John Gough, John Sparks
St Mary's Gough, Charles Grant, Thomas

the following data is from the book "Colonial Records of Southern Maryland by Elise Greenup Jourdan: Section St Andrew Parish:

Charles Gough born 25 May, 1755 son of Benj. and Susannah Gough

Mary Clarke born 29 Oct., 1755 dua of Robert and Ann Clarke

since these two children were born about the same time and record from same Parish.....thought it was worth a mention. Would believe these two families knew each other.???

Ciao for now..chas of Tucson

Will of Charles Gough June 23, 1826: July 24 1826
Washington County, Kentucky

Wills of Washington County Kentucky
1792 - 1858
Compiled By:
Annie Walker Burns
R.I. Bx.119, Bennings
Washinton, D.C.

1936

Charles Gough June 23, 1826
July 24, `816
Being sick and low in health, etc.
First I will to my beloved wife Mary Gough my plantation as long as she lives. And at her death to be sold and equally divided among all of my children. I also desire that my son Ignatius live on the place and take care of his mother as long as she lives if they can agree but no longer then they can agree.
Item two, I also will to my wife one bed and as much furniture as she may want for her bed.
Item three, I will to my daughter Julia my gray mare and yearling colt mare then the rest of my children.
Item four all, the rest of my property to be sold and equally divided among all of my children.
My reason for leaving Julia more then the rest is for services she has rendered to the family.
Item five, I will to my son Isadore a small piece of my land where he now lives to run up the branch where the old still house stands to include the rock spring and then in such a direction as to miss the cleared land and strike the Lancaster line.

Witnesses: his
Thomas Hill Charles X Gough
John Smock mark
Book D, page 170

In a message dated 6/3/2003 10:45:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, mjgough@cablelynx.com writes:

Mike: I forgot to post the date, 1788, for this tax entry in Nelson County.
I also found Charles Goff on the Nelson County Tax List - first time? living in the Hardins Creek and Cartwrights Creek area with 2 tithables including one black, along with a Baptist Goff nearby. List taken by John Caldwell - Capt Gilkey's and Capt Caldwell's Cos [Companies] I believe that only males over 16 were tithable.

Unpublished Revolutionary Records of Maryland
Compiled by Margaret Roberts Hodges, Volume 2

An enrollment of the Militia in St. Mary's County agreeable to an act of assembly as returned by F. Hamersley to the commissioner of Tax 1774

Page 60
St. Mary's Co. Maryland 1794
.
.
.
1053 Gough, Chas.

Archives of Maryland

Muster Rolls and Other Records of Service of Maryland Troops in the American Revolution
1775-1783

Page 112

Names Rank Time of Service Remarks
Enlisted Discharged
Gough, Charles PT 21 Mar 77 Jan 80 prisoner

http://www.archives.gov/research/arc/index.html?path=standard.txt&id=d emo&pass=&OK=OK

Military Service Records - PART 20

Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, M804, rolls 461-1710

1100 Gossard, Rufus--Gough, John

san mas wrote:

> Charles Gough b. 25 may 1755 at St. Andrew's parish, SMC MD d. washington co. ky july 1826 and his wife mary X (I was not able to show her name was clarke) b. 1756 at SMC MD and lived at (not died at because I could not prove her death date) washington co, ky june 1826 and married ca 1784 at leonardtown, SMC MD
> charles gough (goff as they put it because that was how it was written in rev books) who resided during the american revolution at MD assested in establishing american independence while acting in the capacity of private MD
> his service were as follows - served under captain joseph fowler and colonel john hasking stone, from 1777 to 1789. in battles of brandywine and monmouth, for the state of maryland.
> reference
> 1. original claim, application for pension and maryland rev service records. district of KY, nelson circuit, 20 june 1820
> 2. archive of MD, vol 18 p112
> children
> ignatius gough 14 aug 1795, washington,do., ky m. sarah hagen
> benjamin bough 1788 m. margaret shepherd
> idadore gough 1786 m. ann russell
> julia gough 1787
> sally gough 29 dec 1790 m. william givson
> joseph gough 1792 m. elizabeth walker
> john gough 1805
> mary gough 1805 m. john shircliff
>
> mary ruth grannan massie DAR 851412
> Jillian B. Massie DAR 851413
> I have not had time to submit my supplimental for charles yet
********************************************************************** **************************************************************
GOFF, CHARLES
Ancestor #: A204313
Service: MARYLAND Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, PRIVATE
Birth: CIRCA 1755
Death: 7- -1826 WASHINGTON CO KENTUCKY
Service Source: ARCH OF MD, VOL 18, P 112; ORIG CLAIM, APP FOR PENSION, DIST
KY, NELSON CIRCUIT, 20 JUN 1820 - COPY IN DATA
Service Description: 1) CAPT JOSEPH FORD; COL JOHN HOSKINS STONE;
2) PRISONER
This one also has an app for Pension in Nelson Co, KY, which would be in
Frankfort, KY at the State Archives.

You could use these for SAR, so I will check for you.
Julia
********************************************************************** *********************
Private Charles Goff Rank and File
State: Maryland
Ethnicity:
Division: 5th
Brigade: 1st Maryland
Regiment: 1st Maryland
Company: Lieut James Fernandis
DEC 1777
JAN 1778
FEB 1778
MAR 1778
APR 1778
MAY 1778 Name On Roll Without Comment
JUN 1778
Personalized Products
Available for Purchase
Notes:

Born: ca. 1755
Died: July, 1826, Washington Co., Ky.

Spouse: Mary
Children: Ignatius, Mary

Source: DAR A204313

Charles married Mary Clarke about 1784 in Leonardtown, St Mary's, Maryland, USA. Mary was born about 1764 in Leonardtown, St Mary's, Maryland, USA; died in 1831 in Union County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

This is my source for Mary's last name.:

Generation No. 5

11. Charles5 Gough (Benjamin4, Benjamin3, Steven2, William1)3 was born 1756 in Maryland, and died June 23, 1826 in Washington, Kentucky. He married Mary Clarke3 Abt. 1786 in Kentucky.

Marriage 1 Charles GOUGH b: 1756 in Maryland
Married: ABT 1784 in Leonardtown, Md 2
Note:
Individual Record FamilySearch(tm) International Genealogical Index v4.02
North America
Select record to download - (50 maximum)

Mary CLARKE
Sex: F
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Charles GOUGH
Marriage: Abt. 1786
<>, , Kentucky
Source Information:
Film Number: 1985495
Page Number:
Reference Number:
Children
Benjamin GOUGH b: 1786 in Maryland
Isadore GOUGH b: 1786 in Maryland
Julie GOUGH b: 1787 in Kentucky
Sally GOUGH b: 1790 in Kentucky
Joseph GOUGH b: 1792 in Kentucky
Ignatius GOUGH b: ABT AUG 1795 in Washington County, Kentucky
John GOUGH b: 1805
Mary GOUGH b: 1805

Sources:
Title: Roots Web.World Connect. Working Gedcom of Melissa Thompson Alexander
Title: Gough, Mike. Kin in Vanderburgh County. Genforum May 26, 2002
Sincerely, Mike

This could be our Mary but have never been able to prove it:

From the book "Colonial Records of Southern Maryland by Elise Greenup Jourdan: Section St Andrew Parish:

Charles Gough born 25 May, 1755 son of Benj. and Susannah Gough

Mary Clarke born 29 Oct., 1755 dua of Robert and Ann Clarke

kybarrelmom@earthlink.net
Rhonda Wathen wrote:

>My primary source for Mary having the last name of Clark is David Lee at davidhilary@suddenlink.net. The Goughs are not direct relavtives of mine but connect via lateral lines.

Notes:

Marriage Notes for Charles Gough and Mary Clarke:
Individual Record FamilySearch(tm) International Genealogical Index v4.02
North America

Mary CLARKE
Sex: F
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Charles GOUGH
Marriage: Abt. 1786
<>, , Kentucky
Source Information:
Film Number: 1985495

Notes:

updated 2/2003
St. Mary's County Will Abstracts, 1638-1800

Will of Benjamin Gough, SMC, 3/20/1774-9/1/1774.
Son: Charles, Exec., all my land. Daughter: Rebecca, a negro boy Stephen. Daughter: Mary, a desk. Daughter: Brittania, a 4' chest. Son Charles to take care of son Jeremiah until he is 16 years old and then to be bound out to a trade. Wife: Susanna, Exec., all my estate during her life and at her death equally among my five children -- Charles, Mary, Rebecca, Brittania, and Jeremiah Gough. Wit: John Greenwell of James, Rodolphus Norris, Vincent Inge. Rodolphus Norris and Vincent Inge state that they did not think Benjamin Gough was of a sound mind. John Greenwell of James states that he does think he was of a sound mind.

Randy Dunavan wrote:

Descendants of Benjamin Gough, Jr

Generation No. 1

1. BENJAMIN GOUGH, JR (BENJAMIN3, STEPHEN, WILLIAM1) was born in St Mary's Co., Md, and died Bef. September 01, 1774 in St Mary's Co., Md. He married SUSANNA NORRIS in St Mary's County, Md, daughter of JOHN NORRIS and ANN JENKINS. She was born 1732 in St Mary's Co., Md, and died 1774.

Notes for BENJAMIN GOUGH, JR:

Benjamin Gough wrote his will on 3/20/1774 and it was probated on 9/4-1774. He named his son Charles as his executor and left him all his land. To his daughter Rebecca he left a slave. Th his daughter Mary he left a desk. To his daughter Britann he left a four foot chest. His son Charles was to care for his son Jeremiah until he reached the age of 16 and then he was to " bebound out to a trade". He name his wife Susanna his executrix and she was to have all the estate during her life. At her death the estate was to be equally divided among his 5 children. The witnesses of his will were divided as to whether he was of sound Mind.

His children moved to Nelson County, KY

Children of BENJAMIN GOUGH and SUSANNA NORRIS are:

i. CHARLES GOUGH, b. May 25, 1755, St Mary's Co., Md; d. 1826, KY; m. MARY [GOUGH].

ii. MARY GOUGH, b. June 24, 1762, St Mary's Co., Md; d. Kentucky.

iii. REBECCA GOUGH, b. June 05, 1766, St Mary's Co., Md; d. Kentucky.

iv. BRITANNIA GOUGH, b. December 19, 1768, St Mary's Co., Md; d. Kentucky.

v. JEREMIAH GOUGH, b. December 24, 1773, St Mary's Co., Md; d. Washington Co., Kentucky ?.

Notes for JEREMIAH GOUGH:

Washington Co Ky Deed Abstract 1822-1824 Vol V, Book H Pg 193

26 Apr 1823 - Indenture between Mary Smallwood one part and Britain Vize and her children named Serena, Beatrix, Charles. William, Ellen, Jerome, Benjamin, who are also children of William T Vize other part - witness that Mary Smallwood for love that she bears her 7 children and $1.00 - give one male slave named Reuben age 25 and appoints her brother Jeremiah Gough of Washington Co and in case of his death appoints Walter Pike to succeed him as trustee and restrict said Reuben to work at any salt works or go out of state or to Maryland.

Signed: Mary Smallwood

Washington Co Wills 1792-1853

Charles Gough - Will - W: 23 Jun 1826, P: 24 Jul 1826

Leg: Wife Mary, sons Ignatius, Isadore and daughter Julia

Mentions "all my children"

Wit: Thomas Hill, John Smock

Washington Co Wills Book E Pg 323

Jeremiah Gough - Inventory - 15 May 1832 - 25 Jul 1832

Adm: Jno. Blandford

Appr: Jno. Roberts, A. Hamilton

Will Book F Pg 320

Jeremiah Gaugh - Adm/sett - May 1834 - 28 Mar 1836

Adm: Jno. Blandford

Will Book G Pg 155

Jeremiah Gough - Adm/sett - 25 May 1840

Adm: John Blandford

Will Book G Pg 478

Jeremiah Gough - Adm/sett - 24 Mar 1845

Adm: John T Blandford

Will Book I Pg 140

Jeremiah Gough - Adm/sett - 21 Jul 1851

Adm: John T Blandford

Randy Dunavan
Longview, Texas

http://www.jarboe.org/
JARBOE-L@rootsweb.com
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/u/n/James-R-Dunavan/index .html?Welcome=988131687

Benjamin married Susannah Norris about 1754 in Leonardtown, St Mary's, Maryland, USA. Susannah was born on 20 Jul 1732 in St. Mary's County, MD; died after 1774 in St. Mary's County, MD. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Benjamin's will probated in St. Mary's County June 2, 1736, wife named executor, left estate to James and Benjamin (Sons). He inherited parcel of land in "Bevor Dam Manor" at death of father (Stephen Gough) in 1700.

From the St. Mary's Families website:
Gough (Gaugh), Benjamin,St. Mary's Co.21st Mch., 1735-6;
2nd June, 1736.
To sons Benjamin and James and their hrs., dwelling plantation --, divided equally at their majority; and personalty. Shd. sd. sons die without issue lands afsd. to pass to daus. Mary and Perselea and their hrs. Wife Jane, extx.
Test: John Greenwell, John Medley, John Blake.
21. 632.

He witnessed will of Susan Heard, wife of John Heard in 1706.

MD Calendar of Wills:

Benjamin GOUGH, St. Mary's Co., 21 Mar. 1735/6, 2 Je. 1736. To sons Benj. & James at majority. If they dsp., to daus. Mary & Perselea. Wf. Jane, exx. Wit: John GREENWELL, John MEDLEY, John BLAKE

Linda Reno wrote:

> Mike,
>
How was Matthew Daft related to Benjamin Gough?
>
6/22/1737: Admin. accts. of Benjamin Gough, SMC. Sureties: John Greenwell, Matthew Daft. Received from: James Greenwell. Payments to: George Okill, James Gough, John Heard, Col. Richard Hopewell, Daniel Dulany, Esq. Distribution to: widow, 1/3. Residue to (orphans): Benjamin, James, Mary, Priscilla, Jane, Sarah, Elizabeth, Susanna Gough. Exec: Jane Gough. (Maryland Probate Records, 1674-1774).
>
I know that the second wife of Matthew Daft was Elizabeth Bloomfield whose mother was Ann Daft, aunt of Matthew, but this isn't the connection. Elizabeth Bloomfield married first, Mark Herbert and she was married to him until his death in 1739. She wasn't married to Matthew Daft until 1739/1740.
>
12/22/1740: Admin. accts. of Mark Herbert, SMC. Sureties: Enoch Combs, Edward Cole. Execs: Matthew Daft and his wife Elizabeth Daft, Francis Herbert.
>
Matthew Daft had been married prior to Elizabeth Bloomfield and had three children: William Daft who married Elizabeth Gough, widow of William Bould, and daughter of James Gough and Elizabeth Jarboe; Eleanor Daft who married James Roach; and John Daft, born 1736 and living as late as 1751.
>
My guess, at this point, would be that the first wife of Matthew Daft was a daughter of Benjamin Gough or that he married Monica Gough, Benjamin's sister. Your thoughts?
>
> Linda

Linda Reno wrote:

> Mike,
>
> This would be another case where a check of the original record might be in order, however, my belief is that he was leaving his land to his sons (as was usually the case) and if they died without issue, then to his two eldest daughters (although he didn't say that), Mary and Priscilla. The younger ones would simply have received a share of his personal estate.
>
> As to what happened to them, I really have no clue. I did do a search of my unattached women with the first name of Priscilla, Jane, and Susanna to see if anything interesting turned up.
>
> Possible husbands of Priscilla: Richard Payne, William Hall, George Gough (her 1/2 1st cousin), and Robert Fish.
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> Possible husbands of Jane: Thomas Wherritt, James Heard, Henry Payne, Jr. and Philip Medley.
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> Possible husbands of Susanna: Ignatius French, John Bould Jr. and William Medcalf, Jr., William Langley, John Peake, Mark Bradburn, Bennet Ford and William Heard, Francis Hutchins, John Baptist Greenwell, John Bowles.
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> Now I need to fully explore each of the possible husbands to see what might pop up.
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> Not sure if Matthew Daft's relationship is via the Jarboes, but will work on that too.
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> Linda

Benjamin married Jane "Jeny" Clarke before 1725 in St. Mary's County, MD. Jane was born before 1710 in St. Mary's County, Maryland; died after 1737 in St. Mary's County, Maryland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

John JARBOE married William TATTERSHALL'S sister Mary TATTERSHALL who later married Stephen GOUGH. Their son, Benjamin GOUGH, married Jane CLARKE, daughter of Robert CLARKE Sr. & Sarah COMBS (d/o Abraham). William TATTERSHALL married Ann LEWGER (d/o John & Ann UNKNOWN Lewger), the latter marrying 2nd in 1671 Henry NEALE. Witness William ASSISTER'S son, Henry, m Ann (-----), and their daughter, Mary ASSITER, m Henry PAINE, witness to 1684 will of Abraham COMBS. (Abstracted from Colonial Settlers St. Clement's Bay, 1634-1780 St. Mary's County, Maryland, Mary Louise Donnelly).