Charles Richard Gough, Jr.
1921 - 1976 (55 years)
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Name Charles Richard Gough [1, 2, 3] Suffix Jr. Birth 4 May 1921 Union County, Kentucky 
Gender Male Death 7 Sep 1976 Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, USA Burial St. Agnes Cemetery, Uniontown, Union County, KY [4] Patriarch & Matriarch 
Stephen Gough, b. Abt 1630, County Gloucester Englandd. Between 22 Oct 1700 and 2 Jan 1701, St. Bernards, Newtown Hundred, St Mary's Co., Md. (Age 70 years) (6 x Great Grandfather) 
Olivia Belle "Lee Belle" Rebecca Cralley, b. 12 Mar 1897, Uniontown, Union County, Kentuckyd. 23 Jun 1951, Morganfield, Union County, Kentucky (Age 54 years) (Mother) Person ID I3107 1665 GOUGH/GOFF (US-MD-STM/US-VA-LOU) I-Y6902-A Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
Father Charles Richard Gough, Sr., b. 11 Oct 1885, Union County, Kentucky d. 10 Mar 1968 (Age 82 years) Mother Olivia Belle "Lee Belle" Rebecca Cralley, b. 12 Mar 1897, Uniontown, Union County, Kentucky d. 23 Jun 1951, Morganfield, Union County, Kentucky (Age 54 years) Marriage 20 Dec 1915 Union County, Kentucky Family ID F1264 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Patricia ______, b. Union County, Kentucky d. Abt 2004
Children 1. Richard "Dickie" Gough d. Abt 2005, Webster County, Kentucky 2. Madonna Gough Family ID F123 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
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Notes - GoughPopeyejoe@aol.com wrote: Cousin Mike: Mike if you would open my book to page 33 you will see these people's great Grandfather. He is Richard Gough. Richard Gough had a son who was Richard Junior. Richard Junior I believe was the first husband of Patsy. She was also originally from Union County. After Junior Gough died, Pat remarried. One of Junior Gough's Sons moved to Webster County. He is buried in a graveyard in Marion Ky. He was called Dickie Gough and has a beautiful gravestone. My wife's Grandfather is buried close to his, and we stop at his grave when we visit her grandfather and grandmother's grave. Richard Gough and some of his family are buried in the Catholic Cemetery in Uniontown Ky. My Grandfather (Bruno Gough) bought a large plot of land in this cemetery and is where anyone interested can find several of their Gough relatives. Bruno and both of his wives are buried there. There was no tombstone for his first wife (who was my Grandmother). I bought one and had it placed there about two years ago. No one knew where she was buried. She died at an early age in childbirth. I had remembered my mother saying that this was when my Grandfather bought this plot. I remember her (my mother) saying that he wanted her (his first wife) placed there and he would be buried beside her and they were to leave a spot for his next wife. Bruno (my grandfather) married (2nd) time to a Girten. Their son was Leo Gough and he still has several relatives in Union County.
GoughPopeyejoe@aol.com wrote:
> Charles Richard, Jr. He did live in Evansville and might have died there in a Hospital. I thought he was living with his daughter Madonna and her husband John Wyatt in Morganfield, KY for two years before his death.
Infant Gough was buried in the Gough Cemetery at Uniontown Ky.
- GoughPopeyejoe@aol.com wrote: Cousin Mike: Mike if you would open my book to page 33 you will see these people's great Grandfather. He is Richard Gough. Richard Gough had a son who was Richard Junior. Richard Junior I believe was the first husband of Patsy. She was also originally from Union County. After Junior Gough died, Pat remarried. One of Junior Gough's Sons moved to Webster County. He is buried in a graveyard in Marion Ky. He was called Dickie Gough and has a beautiful gravestone. My wife's Grandfather is buried close to his, and we stop at his grave when we visit her grandfather and grandmother's grave. Richard Gough and some of his family are buried in the Catholic Cemetery in Uniontown Ky. My Grandfather (Bruno Gough) bought a large plot of land in this cemetery and is where anyone interested can find several of their Gough relatives. Bruno and both of his wives are buried there. There was no tombstone for his first wife (who was my Grandmother). I bought one and had it placed there about two years ago. No one knew where she was buried. She died at an early age in childbirth. I had remembered my mother saying that this was when my Grandfather bought this plot. I remember her (my mother) saying that he wanted her (his first wife) placed there and he would be buried beside her and they were to leave a spot for his next wife. Bruno (my grandfather) married (2nd) time to a Girten. Their son was Leo Gough and he still has several relatives in Union County.
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