
Cornelius Gough
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Name Cornelius Gough [1, 2, 3, 4] Birth 1774 St. Mary's County, MD
Gender Male Death 10 Dec 1833 Origins 

Patriarch & Matriarch
Stephen Gough, b. Abt 1630, County Gloucester England
d. Between 22 Oct 1700 and 2 Jan 1701, St. Bernards, Newtown Hundred, St Mary's Co., Md.
(Age 70 years) (2 x Great Grandfather) 
Susannah Tarleton, b. 15 Sep 1748, St. Mary's County, MD
d. 13 Jan 1795, White Sulphur, Scott County, KY
(Age 46 years) (Mother) 
Person ID I3132 1665 GOUGH/GOFF (US-MD-STM/US-VA-LOU) I-Y6902-A Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
Father James Gough, III, b. 15 Sep 1748, St. Mary's County, MD
d. 27 Sep 1826, White Sulphur, Scott County, KY
(Age 78 years)
Other Partners: Ann Nancy Lynch m. 14 Jan 1797Mother Susannah Tarleton, b. 15 Sep 1748, St. Mary's County, MD
d. 13 Jan 1795, White Sulphur, Scott County, KY
(Age 46 years) Marriage Bef 1767 St. Mary's County, MD
Family ID F1833 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Winnifred Wright "Winney" Thomasson, b. 2 Dec 1783, Louisa Co, VA
d. 29 Oct 1837, Rhodelia, Meade County, Kentucky
(Age 53 years)
Children 1. Thomas Jefferson "Jeff" Gough, b. 3 Mar 1805, Scott County, Kentucky
d. 6 Aug 1873, Breckinridge County, KY.
(Age 68 years)2. Julia Gough, b. 1806, Brandenburg, Meade County, Kentucky
d. 21 Dec 1853, Meade County, Kentucky
(Age 47 years)▻ Charles Mattingly m. Abt 18273. Susan Catherine Gough, b. 27 Nov 1808, Scott County, Kentucky
d. 21 Jul 1842, Meade County, Kentucky
(Age 33 years)4. Matilda Gough, b. Abt 1814, Scott County, Kentucky
d. 13 Jun 1857 (Age 43 years)▻ Edward A. Stewart m. 18295. William Henry Gough, Sr., b. 1814, Meade County, Kentucky
d. 23 May 1842, Kentucky
(Age 28 years)▻ Susannah Mahala Burch m. 22 Oct 18336. Elizabeth G. Gough, b. 1815, Kentucky
d. 29 Aug 1835, Kentucky
(Age 20 years)7. Theresa Gough, b. Abt 1817 d. 23 Jun 1835 (Age 18 years) 8. Cecelia Gough, b. Abt 1820 d. 28 Jul 1835, Breckinridge County, Kentucky
(Age 15 years)Family ID F1737 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
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Notes - "The Centenary Of Catholicity in Kentucky", page 420 by Hon Ben J. Webb."
He is describing the mission in Meade Co. KY.
"The congregation (of Meade County) at the date given (abt 1824) was composed, for the most part, of the families of James Mills, Henry Greenwell, Wilfred Greenwell, Anthony Livers, Guy Livers, Ignatius Elder, ________ O'Brien, Noble Wright, Mrs. Henrietta Alvey, John Manning, Cornelius Gough, Joseph Pike, Oliver Burch, Peter Jarboe, Walter Reid, Peter Bruner, Henry Alvey, and Caleb Brown." ....
married Winifred (Thomason?)(niece of Nelson Thomason)
From the book "The History of Ky Illustrated 1866" William Henry Gough, a highly esteemed citizen of Brandenburg, Meade Co., Ky was born Oct 30, 1826 in Breckinridge County. His grandfather, Cornelius Gough, was an early settler in that county, removing with his family from Scott County, KY. He settled on the Ohio River near Flint Island and developed a farm. Cornelius Gough died Dec 10, 1833 of cholera, while on a trading expedition in the South. He had seven children, the eldest of whom was Thomas J. Gough, the father of William Henry Gough. He was born in Scott County KY, March 3, 1805, received a good English education and served in the several offices of constable, jailer and associate justice of Breckinridge County. Having removed to Meade County, he was elected to the State Legislature in 1837 and was a member of the constitutional convention of 1849. He also served that county as school commissioner for several years, and until his death, August 5, 1873. His first marriage, was August 9, 1825 to Miss Teresa Burch, daughter of Walter Burch. She was born January 2, 1805 and died May 9, 1841, leaving two children, viz.: William H. and Susan (deceased wife of Lewis Pullen). He then married Agnes Burch, who died without issue, after which he contracted an alliance with Christina McGill, who still survived him and is the mother of Mary C. (Popham). William H. Gough was chiefly reared and educated in Meade County, and in 1849 became deputy sheriff and was elected the first sheriff of Meade County under the present constitution, serving one term, from which time until 1870 he engaged in farming. In the last named year he was elected to the office of clerk of the Meade County Court, a position he has held for the past sixteen years. He married in 1854, Mrs. Columbia (Philpott) Burch, widow of John H. Burch. She was born in Meade County and is a daughter of John F. Philpott and Emaline Hardin. Mr. Gough is one of the most influential men of Meade County, a Democrat in politics and a member of the Catholic Church.
- "The Centenary Of Catholicity in Kentucky", page 420 by Hon Ben J. Webb."
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