Catherine Roberta Hayden
1879 - 1956 (77 years)
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Name Catherine Roberta Hayden Birth 24 Jan 1879 St. Mary's County 
Gender Female Death 23 Feb 1956 Person ID I4701 1665 GOUGH/GOFF (US-MD-STM/US-VA-LOU) I-Y6902-A Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
Family Joseph Ignatius Gough, b. 1864 d. 1934 (Age 70 years)
Other Partners: Marion Smith m. 23 Apr 1897Marriage Aft 15 Oct 1899 Children 1. Katherine Gough 2. Merrill Ignatius Gough 3. Charlotte Gough 4. Oscar William "Bill" Gough, Sr., b. 1905 d. 5 Dec 1960, Leonardtown, St Mary's, Maryland, USA (Age 55 years)Family ID F1868 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Oct 2023
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Notes - marzan_m@bellsouth.net wrote: Mike, thanks for taking the time to do this. Roberta Hayden Gough died in early 1956, while shopping in Baltimore. She died of a heart attack on the street. My father was stationed in Germany and had just met my mother when she died. Dad could not go back home for the funeral. His group was involved in the tunnel under the Berlin wall, eavesdropping on the Russians. Later on this evening I will call my mother, and ask about Merill, Katherine. I met both of them. Katherine married a Stokes (Navy ) I will be working in Athens, GA all week. I will try to get back to you soon. thanks again!!cousin Shirley
marzan_m@bellsouth.net wrote: Mike, I found a picture or Robertas' Tombstone on Google. I can not get over this inter-net thing. Roberta Hayden Gough was born JAN. 24, 1879 St. Mary's County - died Feb. 23, 1956. Catherine Roberta Hayden was the daughter of Oscar G. Hayden and Elizabeth Maddox. Her siblings were Elizabeth Laura (Oscar's d. from previous mg.) Francis, Mary B. , Ann, Mabel, Luurel, Emma M.,C.G.Hayden. Burial Christ Church Cemetary Chaptico, St. Mary's County Called my mother, she is not home. I will see if she will call my uncle Joe sooner than Labor Day. For now cousin, Shirel
- marzan_m@bellsouth.net wrote: Mike, thanks for taking the time to do this. Roberta Hayden Gough died in early 1956, while shopping in Baltimore. She died of a heart attack on the street. My father was stationed in Germany and had just met my mother when she died. Dad could not go back home for the funeral. His group was involved in the tunnel under the Berlin wall, eavesdropping on the Russians. Later on this evening I will call my mother, and ask about Merill, Katherine. I met both of them. Katherine married a Stokes (Navy ) I will be working in Athens, GA all week. I will try to get back to you soon. thanks again!!cousin Shirley
