Ignatius Pike Gough
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Name Ignatius Pike Gough Birth The Willows 
Gender Male 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) (3 x Great Grandfather) 
Martha E. Rice, b. 21 Jan 1821, Washington, D.C.d. 2 Apr 1899 (Age 78 years) (Mother) Person ID I3349 1665 GOUGH/GOFF (US-MD-STM/US-VA-LOU) I-Y6902-A Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
Father Charles Edwin Gough, b. 1809, Willow Bottom locate in Medley's Neck near Leanardtown, St. Mary's County Maryland d. 1862 (Age 53 years) Mother Martha E. Rice, b. 21 Jan 1821, Washington, D.C. d. 2 Apr 1899 (Age 78 years) Marriage 4 Apr 1837 St. Marys, Co., MD [1] Family ID F1728 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Jennie Dyer Children 1. William Joseph Gough 2. Other Children Gough Family ID F1449 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
Family 2 Fanny Combs Family ID F1219 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
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Notes - Alfred al.gough@yahoo.com Gough wrote: Mike - Sent the DNA off yesterday. The family tree was prepared by my great aunt, Fanny Combs Gough. She was the second wife of Pike Gough a widower, they had no children. She is the one who wrote the sketch on her step son William Gough which appeared in the Tercentenary History of Maryland. She was big in the DAR and the Maryland Historical Society. I believe she may have had a tendancy to overstate issues of lineage. On a visit to San Francisco I was informed that Gough street was named after a Gough, who when the streets were being named, had gone before the city council and requested the name because it encompassed the area of his milk run. I found the story hilarious, Aunt Fanny would not have been amused. There are still a lot of wood piles in St. Mary's County. It will take some time to review and sort out the information you sent, it is very much appreciated. When I get the opportunity I will also discuss the matter with Linda Reno.
al.gough@yahoo.com wrote: Mike - This is the Ignatius Pike Gough that married Fanny Combs. His first wife was Jennie Dyer who died young and by whom he had his children. All the children moved to the Sacremento area of California in the early 20th century.
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- Alfred al.gough@yahoo.com Gough wrote: Mike - Sent the DNA off yesterday. The family tree was prepared by my great aunt, Fanny Combs Gough. She was the second wife of Pike Gough a widower, they had no children. She is the one who wrote the sketch on her step son William Gough which appeared in the Tercentenary History of Maryland. She was big in the DAR and the Maryland Historical Society. I believe she may have had a tendancy to overstate issues of lineage. On a visit to San Francisco I was informed that Gough street was named after a Gough, who when the streets were being named, had gone before the city council and requested the name because it encompassed the area of his milk run. I found the story hilarious, Aunt Fanny would not have been amused. There are still a lot of wood piles in St. Mary's County. It will take some time to review and sort out the information you sent, it is very much appreciated. When I get the opportunity I will also discuss the matter with Linda Reno.
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Sources - [S3521] Charles Gough from Linda Reno.FTW.
Date of Import: Jan 4, 2004
- [S3521] Charles Gough from Linda Reno.FTW.
