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henry mcgough

mmcgough62 — 2009-11-07 21:14:34Z

my grandfather is henry mcgough came from Tuam Ireland. to the US Newyork probably in the 1920's he married an Italian woman named Angelina Fanelli from NYC. Had 4 children my dad was the youngest named Henry McGough all kids born in New York area then all moved to Reno Nevada. My Grandmother died probably around 1965. My Grandfather after 1978. Looking to connect with family in Ireland. Just wanting to know information on my family line.

William McGough

dkrumenaker1 — 2009-07-04 03:50:28Z

March 25, 1898 Cambria Freeman newspaper, Ebensburg, Pa.
William McGough, and old and well-known resident of Lilly died at his home in that place on Wednesday afternoon aged about 75 years. He was a old-time school teacher and was a man of considerable intelligence, esteemed and respected by all acquainted with him. He is survived by two daughters, Zarilda and Georgia, and three sons, Wilbert, Ryan, and George, all of whom are at home. His wife died about 30 years ago. The funeral will take place on Friday. After High Mass of Requiem in St. Bridget's Catholic church, of which the deceased was a member. The remains will be taken to the Summit and interred in the Catholic cemetary beside the remains of his wife.

Re: James & Nola McGough of AR

amyfayemonroe — 2009-04-02 13:39:22Z

I am the daughter of Iva Nell McGough.

Re: "Padraic McGough"

CarolRiha — 2009-01-12 13:22:18Z

Padraic McGaugh (not McGough) can be found on Facebook and Classmates.com

Re: Ambrose McGough

mblackey1 — 2009-01-03 13:15:50Z

Elaine was my Aunt. My mother was her sister. Her name is Ellen. If you still need the names of the siblings I can give you that. Ambrose is as far back as I got.

Re: Malcolm F. McGough Mary Ann Crawford 1890's PA

ANNEHARTSMITH — 2008-12-13 21:46:25Z

Pete -- I'm sorry I don't have any specific information about your grandfather other than the information that can be found in the census records. However, if you're looking for a long-lost relative, you have found one! My husband's grandfather, Kenneth Lionel McGough, was the younger brother of your grandfather, Malcolm F. McGough. So, your father and my husband's mother (Jean Yvonne McGough Smith) were first cousins.

Please let me know if you'd like to get in touch. I realize your original message was 8 years ago! My email is annehartsmith@comcast.net.

Cordially,
Anne Smith

Looking for info on Bridget McGough b1874 Cheshire England

karenwoodyatt — 2008-10-24 17:31:45Z

travelled to New York in 1895 (think)returned pregnant & single somewhere between 1896/97, singer, believed to have been mentored by Nellie Melba?

Re: Looking for info on Mary McGough & Michael Lehane, mid-1800's

swalker386_1 — 2008-09-09 12:09:18Z

Hi Richard, I've been trying to get in touch with you. swalker386@aol.com is my e-mail. Do you remember me? I lived in Michigan and Michael Lehane was my GGGrandfather too. Please write when you get a chance so we can compare notes again. thanks
Steve

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

sangreel — 2008-08-06 21:55:51Z

I to am looking for my Grandmothers family. She was Margaret Murphy, who's father was William Murphy. They also lived on Galway Road, Tuam. She was born on or around 1905 and came to New York, on June 14th, 1926.

I have looked everywhere and just can't seem to find if the family is still in the area.

McGough/McGoona/ Sarah Ryan

wingnuttwotwo — 2008-06-30 01:47:10Z

Sarah,
last email I found on list bounced back to me. I'm searching for McGoona and had email contact with Tom McGoona. He suggested I try to contact you because you had emailed him sometime back and apparently your email is out of date. Please reply directly to me rather than the list. I'm not sure if you are searching McGough or McGoona (but probably very close). Think it was something about your grandmother from near Navan.
Thanks
Nancy
email: nposs1936@verizon.net

McGoona from Navan/Donaghmore

wingnuttwotwo — 2008-06-19 19:00:39Z

June 19, 2008
Tom, are you related to Tony & Paula McGoona in Navan? Surely you must be. I was in Ireland about 5 years ago and meet up with Paula's father, Tom Loughran. I talked to Tony and Paula on the cellphone while I was at Blarney. I was on a tour and had about 3 hours visit with Tom before I had to leave to continue my trip.
I am doing research on family genealogy. My mother's maiden name was Magoonaugh - pronounced the same as McGoona with the different spelling. We are trying to see if we are truly related.
My email is: nposs1936@verizon.net

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

mmcgough62 — 2008-06-04 01:07:56Z

i didnt know if my grandfather had two wives i only heard of one named angelina she died when i was a couple years old i met my grandfather when i was 14 in 1978 he thought i was his wife i do look like her atleast what i saw from pictures. she was italian. it sounds like this might just be a family link with us i keep trying to find out my dads siblings that are surviving dont keep in touch with me i was the first grandchild and my mom was with my dad a very short time and left him. I didnt meet him until i was 26. i searched my whole life. ill keep searching on my end for more info if you find out more please let me know thanks mary

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

VMcGough17 — 2008-06-03 18:47:10Z

Hi Mary,
I have found out that my father's uncle, Henry McGough, left Ireland in the 1920s or 1930s and settled in Reno, Nevada. Apparently, Henry returned once to Ireland for a visit in the 1960s. My father believes that Henry's second wife accompanied him on this trip. Are you aware of a second wife? Henry had four siblings, two brothers who remained living locally and two sisters who emigrated to the United States and did not return. Henry was the youngest of the five. My grandfather, Henry's brother, was born in 1905 and died in 1975.
Does any of this mean anything to you or any of your family members? Could my grand uncle Henry McGough be your grandfather?

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

mmcgough62 — 2008-05-26 18:10:34Z

ill have to look into that thanks

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

PatOrman — 2008-05-26 17:18:50Z

If your grandfather died in the USA, his parents' names are very possibly on his death certificate.
The states have different rules about obtaining death certificates.

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

mmcgough62 — 2008-05-26 16:37:32Z

no i know he was born in Ireland not the US

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

ploizou — 2008-05-26 12:25:07Z

HI MARY,
DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR GRANDAD WAS BORN ?IF HE WAS BORN IN THE U.S YOU COULD GET A BIRTH CERTIFICATE FROM THE RECORDS OFFICE WHICH WOULD OF COURSE HAVE HIS DADS NAMEON IT.IF HE WAS BORN IN IRELAND IT MAY BE MORE DIFFICULT BUT I WILL HAVE A GO !
MY NAME IS PATRICIA BY THE WAY.

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

mmcgough62 — 2008-05-25 01:44:14Z

i have no clue as to my great granddads name. my grandpas name was henry. this is getting to be so amazing as to the possible connections! thanks mary

Re: MCGOUGH

charlesmkeenan1 — 2007-11-26 00:06:14Z

Hello Michelle:
I believe we have been in contact before but my computer has crashed several times over the past few years with much of my genealogy info lost.
I have been in contact with Liz McGough and established a connection to my gg grandparents; Thomas D. Cambell b. 1825, NY and Rose McGough b. 1825, Co. Louth, IRL Without doing a lot of lookups, I believe Thomas and Rose lived in Geneva, NY (Ontario County but near Yates and Penn Yann). My Campbells later established themselves in Seneca Falls, Seneca County.
Drop me a line if these connect with your McGough's.
Best regards from Western NY
Chuck Keenan
charlesmkeenan1@yahoo.com

Wallace McGough in 1940 PA Basketball Team Photo

Not_A_Relative — 2007-05-17 02:40:32Z

Wallace McGough in Southmont High School, Johnstown, PA 1939-40 Basketball Team Photo

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Re: McGoughs from Castlebar and vicinity

practans — 2007-10-13 20:38:57Z

Sandra,

Sorry I took so long to respond to your reply to my message re: McGough. I haven't visited this McGough message board for some time.

My GGF was a Thomas McGough from Mount Gordon in the townland of Knockaphunta, just SE of Castlebar town. He was the son of Patrick McGough and Anne Ronane and the Grandson of John McGough and a woman surnamed Moran. He was probably the brother of the Patrick McGough (c. 1842) who Boatsport is researching.

Thomas and his wife, Bridget Tuohy, had six children, five of whom emigrated to Chicago. The sixth, Peter McGough remained in Knockaphunta.

Snugborough, from whence your Thomas McGough came, is not far from Knockaphunta, NNE of Castlebar town, probably walkable in those days. I believe there are McGoughs in Snugborough 'til this day.

My guess is that the McGoughs in the vicinity of Castlebar are mostly related, because relatively speaking there are not many of them. They might descend from John McGough (c. 1790) and his siblings and/or cousins. Just a guess.

Do you know who the parents of your ancestor, Bridget McGough, are? How about her siblings? Perhaps she is descended from a brother of my GGGF, Patrick McGough (c. 1815)

Frank Dynan

Re: Arther Mcough

boatsport — 2007-09-25 22:20:58Z

Do you mean McGough?
Try: http://www.magoo.com/
and http://www.magoo.com/hugh/arthur.html

Re: obit fyi: Francis P. (Frank) McGough. 1929-2007

boatsport — 2007-11-01 15:58:23Z

Why waste space on Ancestry web site. If all of these notices were put on the site, the clutter would be unbelievable.????

Re: McGoughs from Castlebar and vicinity

boatsport — 2007-08-24 15:18:51Z

See below: From magoo.com
You mentioned McTigue; and was wondering if you had more information on your relationship to?

McGoughs Married to McTigues

(1843) Michael McGough married Mary McTigue in Aglish parish on November 19, 1843. Marriages in the Castlebar/Aglish Parish 1842–1881.

(1852) Mary Ann of Michael McGOUGH and Mary McTIGUE 1-11 Killadeer (Probably the townland of Killadeer in the civil parish of Ballyhean, Catholic parish of Aglish (diocese of Tuam), barony of Carra, Poor Law Union of Castlebar.)

[Here are the McGoughs in the civil parish of Ballyhean in Griffith's Valuation:

Mc Gough James Derrynagooley Ballyhean Mayo
Mc Gough John Derrynagooley Ballyhean Mayo
Mc Gough Patrick Cloondeash Ballyhean Mayo
Mc Gough Patrick Derrynagooley Ballyhean Mayo

(1855) Thomas to Michael McGOUGH and Mary McTIGUE July 14 Killadeer. Aglish/Ballyhean (Castlebar) Parish Births 1855 to 1859. [This is probably the Thomas McGough, age 43, a widower farmer, listed in the 1900 census of the townland of Carrowbrinoge, civil parish of Aglish, barony of Carra. In the household is his widowed mother, Mary (McTigue) McGough, age 78, and six children: Michael, age 10, Honor, age 9, Mary, age 8, John, age 7, Thomas, age 6, and Bridget, age 4. See the table, above.]

(1858) Anthony to Michael McGOUGH and Mary McTIGUE March 29

(1858) Andrew to Myles McGOUGH and Mary McTIGUE October 19 Killadeer. Aglish/Ballyhean (Castlebar) Parish Births 1855 to 1859

(1860) Ellen to Myles McGOUGH and Mary McTIGUE Killadeer (no month)

(1860) Catherine to Michael McGOUGH and Mary McTIGUE December 18 Killadeer

(1864) Michael to Michael McGOUGH and Mary McTIGUE May 25 Killadeer

(1865) Michael McGough to Michael McGough and Mary McGough (no other surname given) on July 29.

(1867) Anne McGough to Myles McGough and Mary McTigue on August 21.

(1870) — Castlebar John to Myles McGOUGH and Margaret McTIGUE 9-27 Carrowbrinoge. 1870 Birth Register Balla, Castlebar, Islandeady, Louisburgh, Swinford Co Mayo Ireland [Myles is a form of Miles and may be "a pet form of 'Michael'.'']

(1874) James McGough was born to Myles McGOUGH and Margaret McTIGUE on May 20, 1874 in Killadeer. Aglish/Ballyhean (Castlebar) Parish Births 1870 to 1899.]

(1900) Michael McGOUGH Killadeer of Myles McGOUGH to Bridget WALSH of John WALSH Barradruma February 21

(1900) Pat MORAN of James MORAN Killadeer to Winifred McGOUGH of Michael McGOUGH March 13

(1900) Pat MORAN of James MORAN Killadeer to Winny McGOUGH of Michael McGOUGH Snugborough March 3

Re: McGoughs from Castlebar and vicinity

boatsport — 2007-08-24 14:44:36Z

Have you researched the information on "http://www.magoo.com" ?
Try: http://www.magoo.com/hugh/mayo.html
There are many Bridgets. What County and/or city was she born?
Are you sure of the year?
Any information on parents of Bridget?
WAs she Catholic?
Did she pronounce McGough as "McGoo" or "McGoff"?
Ron, boatsport@comcast.net

Re: McGoughs from Castlebar and vicinity

boatsport — 2007-08-24 14:05:30Z

To: Sandra BrunsmannHughes
FromRon McGough, boatsport@comcast.net
Below is a letter I received from South Mayo Family Research Centre
I believe my great grandfather and ggm were Patrick McGough and Ann Ronan(e), below, but do not yet have good proof of that.

Dear Mr. Ronald McGough:
Thank you for your request for a search of County Mayo records of births and baptisms for Patrick McGough son of Patrick McGough and Ann Ronan(e) born circa 1841

Civil records of births did not commence in Ireland until 1864. No record of the baptism of Patrick was found. However, Patrick McGough and Anne Ronane of Mount Gordan (located on the Westport road on the outskirts of Castlebar) are recorded as the parents of:

1. Thomas McGough, baptised 27 January 1843 (sponsors: Patrick Ronane and Mary Ronane). This child apparently died in infancy as a second Thomas was baptised later.
2. Thomas McGough, baptised 4 December 1843 (sponsors: Patrick Ronane and Mary Ronane).
3. Anne McGough, baptised 10 September 1848 (sponsors: James McGough and Mary McGough).
4. James McGough, baptised 22 December 1853 (sponsors: Patrick Ronane and Judith Ronane).
I regret not having a more positive reply to offer. Your search fee, less the handling charge, will be refunded to your account shortly.

Yours sincerely,
Gerard M. Delaney.
South Mayo Family Research Centre

obit fyi: Francis P. (Frank) McGough. 1929-2007

Nanatothree — 2007-10-31 00:49:02Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Francis P. (Frank) McGough
Posted: Tuesday, Oct 30, 2007 - 10:13:02 am PDT
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON STATE

Frank McGough, 78, longtime Moses Lake resident died Friday, Oct. 26, 2007, at his home after a valiant battle with cancer.

Born March 16, 1929, in Spokane to John P. and Florence M. McGough, Frank was the youngest of three children including brother John and sister Dorothy. Growing up, Frank attended Catholic school at Ursaline Academy, grades one through eight where he made many lifelong friends, then to Moscow High School graduating in 1947. He attended the University of Idaho graduating with a bachelor in business in 1959. He was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and a lifelong vandal fan.

While working on his uncle's farm in Ritzville he met Martha Jane Burns and they were married Aug. 27, 1955, at St. Mary's Catholic church in Moscow, Idaho. Together they had 52 years of marriage resulting in six children, Shannon (David) Hawthorne, Dorothy (Dennis) Tiede, Mike (Lynn) McGough, Mary McGough, George McGough, Megan (Mark) Cormier. They always enjoyed their 10 grandchildren, Lloyd and Patrick Johnson, Nathan and Evan Hawthorne, John and Molly McGough, Todd and Jillian McGough, Katlin and Adam Cormier.

Frank is survived by his wife Martha (Moses Lake), his children, grandchildren and his sister Dorothy Munson (Kennewick).

He was preceded in death by his parents, and brother John.

Frank and Martha moved to Moses Lake in 1966 where he worked at Moses Lake Sheet Metal until 1980, then Foster Sheet Metal in Kennewick to 1988 when it was sold to Apollo Sheet metal where he continued to work until his retirement in 2003. He continued to do consulting work for Apollo until his illness intervened.

Frank enjoyed his garden and considered it his favorite vacation spot. If not in the garden Frank could be found golfing, visiting buddies or at the occasional Vandals game.

Services will be celebrated at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church 200 N. Dale Rd, Moses Lake Wednesday, Oct. 31, at 10 a.m. Arrangements are in care of Kayser's Chapel & Crematory.

Donations in Frank's memory may be made to Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, Moses Lake or Shriners Hospital for Children-Spokane.

Re: James McGough/Esther Campbell - Boston, MA. 1872 -?

hughmcgough44 — 2008-04-10 19:15:56Z

This family is listed in the 1880 census of Massachusetts -- Suffolk county -- Boston -- under James Gough. Esther Gough, a widow, is listed in the 1900 census of Boston. See my webpage: McGoughs and McGues in the 1880 Census of the United States.

Mary Rebecca McGough born 1848

KlochWendlandt — 2007-11-12 22:49:08Z

Mary Rebecca McGough married Leonard Burris in Ohio, and they are my g-grandparents.

The only information I have regarding Mary McGough is that she was born in 1848 in Kentucky.

If anyone has any additional information regarding Mary Rebecca McGough I would love to hear from you.

Thanks in advance

Charles McGough

VLewis5 — 2008-02-20 12:29:43Z

Brett Smith, I would like to get a hold of you again! I am still researching my family and you helped me out a lot! My dad, Ron McGough, asked me this morning if I had any of your guys email addresses still and I don't. Our computer crashed and I lost them! Please get a hold of me at Dreamchaser72@aol.com if you get this!

Charles McGough

VLewis5 — 2008-02-20 12:29:37Z

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

mmcgough62 — 2008-05-21 01:50:02Z

my grandfather came to the us and married angelina fanelli from new york. they settled in reno nevada i met him when i was 14 in 1978. my dad was henry mcgough he died in 1993. do i have any relatives? my name is mary mcgough i live in texas.

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

mmcgough62 — 2008-05-21 01:43:46Z

my grandfather came from tuam to the us and married angelina fanelli from new york. my dad was henry mcgough of reno nevada he died in 1993. my name is mary mcgough i live in texas. do i have any relatives?

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

mmcgough62 — 2008-05-22 15:54:38Z

i dont know much about his family in Ireland but his name is Henry he had 4 children his wife died in the 60's im not sure when he died had to be late 70's or 80's. he only has two surviving children both women im not in contact with them they didnt care for my dad even though hes dead. anyway i hope that helps id like to contact with other relatives and hopefully go to Ireland to find them

MCGOUGH GOFF MULROONEY MCGREEVY

arlenegoff58 — 2008-02-27 18:29:29Z

Mark MULROONEY m. Anne MCGREEVY (Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland)- two of their children were:
Son Thomas MULROONEY m. Brigid MCGOUGH
Daughter Mary MULROONEY m. John MCGOUGH

Seeking MCGOUGH family of Brigid and John; specifically, if they were related to William John GOFF b. 1865 or 1868, departed from Passage East Co Waterford Ireland for emigration to US, NY, Brooklyn. William John GOFF may have been b. Kilmacthomas, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. He married in US Margaret CARROLL of Ballyglass, Co. Mayo, Ireland

Re: James McGough/Esther Campbell - Boston, MA. 1872 -?

Elisabeth_Robinson — 2008-04-10 22:50:40Z

Hi Hugh

Yes - I found them there, and I've used your great website. In fact we found three of the Mcgoughs sons in prison via your website!

many thanks
lise

James McGough/Esther Campbell - Boston, MA. 1872 -?

Elisabeth_Robinson — 2008-03-24 23:06:19Z

Searching for family of James and Esther. Esther arrived in Boston in 1872 - James earlier? Two chidren born in Leeds, England. Further 6 born in Boston: Rose Ann, Edward, Samuel, Martha, Margaret, James, Mary and Charles.

Arther Mcough

Harlene36 — 2007-09-24 20:48:32Z

can anyone help me find this member of my family he was born in Ireland in 1796 please help kind regards
Harlene

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

VMcGough17 — 2008-05-21 16:15:49Z

Mary,
I am aware that my grand uncle left Ireland in the early part of the twentieth century and I believe that he settled in Nevada. You don't mention your grandfather's name or where he lived before he arrived in the US. Also, do you know if he had any siblings and their names? This would help me decipher if there is a link between your grandfather and my family.

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

VMcGough17 — 2008-05-21 16:15:47Z

Robert McGough

realmcgoo — 2007-10-28 11:15:11Z

Paula:
I would like to get any info possible on Robert McGough's ancestors in Ireland or Scotland.

Robert Joseph Mcgough
Born: 1725
Down,,,Ireland
Died: 1778
,Mecklenburg,North Carolina,USA

John Scott McGough

Re: McGoughs from Castlebar and vicinity

SandraHughes26 — 2007-08-23 23:17:41Z

My great grandmother was Bridget McGough, born 14 Jul 1853.

She and her brother John, born in 1848 in Ireland. They emigrated to USA from Liverpool in 1864 and landed in NY NY on 13 June 1864. They were aboard the ship Thornton.

Bridget married Michael Byrne on 29 November 1875 in St Louis MO and had seven children. Two of them lived to be adults. My grandfather John Joseph and his brother James Thomas. Bridget died in St Louis 14 Mar 1903.

John Joseph Byrne is in 1914 one of the nine heirs of Andrew Kellys estate. He is listed as the son of daughter of half sister.

Mary McGoff born 6 Jan 1861 Ireland. Her parents were James McGoff and Mary Cunningham. She emigrated to USA in 1882.

She married James McGoff born 9 Novemeber 1864 in Ireland. He emigrated to USA in 1882. His parents were John McGoff and Mary White. (no record that they emigrated to the USA

Marriage date 1884.

In 1914 she is listed as one of nine heirs to the estate of Andrew Kelly and listed as the daughter of half sister. (Andrews parents were Thomas Kelly born 1813and Mary Cunningham b 1800 All three died and are buried in St Louis Missouri.)

She died in St Louis MO on 10 October 1926.

James died 10 October 1940 in St Louis Missouri

They had eight children born in St Louis Missouri

Thomas McGough of Snugborough, Castlebar, County Mayo, was one of the nine heirs of Andrew Kelly and was alive to receive the inheritance on 7 February 1916 and was listed as the son of half sister

Catherine Flannery of Tawnycullawee, Castlebar, County Mayo was on of the nine heirs of Andrew Kelly and was alive to receive the inheritance on 7 February 1916 amd was ;osted as daughter of half sister.

Following are other names of the nine heirs of Andrew Kelly.

John McTigue born 8 June 1832 in Ireland, living in St Louis Missouri and listed as half brother of Andrew Kelly.

Thomas Francis McTigue born 17 July 1867 and listed as the son of half brother of Andrew Kelly.

Mrs. Mary Davis listed as daughter of half brother of Andrew Kelly.

Mrs Mary Clark (nee Shu, mother Sarah McTigue) listed as daughter of half sister.

Hopefully I haven't given too much information for our first conversation.

Every good wish,

Sandra BrunsmannHughes

JayHugh McGough born in AL, in AR by 1861

wjuneau1 — 2007-07-15 00:20:44Z

I am looking for info on my gggf. His name has been spelled Jehu & Gehue and also just Hugh. Born in AL about 1831. In 1861 he was in Jonesboro, AR where enlisted in Civil war. After the war, he settled in Lake City,AR and was the only McGough in this area. I have been unable to connect with any of his relatives. Would appreciate any info. Thanks. Vicki

Re: JayHugh McGough born in AL, in AR by 1861

wjuneau1 — 2007-12-31 04:40:52Z

Thanks for your reply. I have since found he was the son of William C Mcgough b 1804 SC and Martha McMillan

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

ploizou — 2008-05-24 12:13:24Z

MARY
DO YOU KNOW IF YOUR YOUR GREAT GRANDAD WAS CALLED JOHN ?
MY GREAT GRANDAD WAS THOMAS MCGOUGH. HE HAD A BROTHER CALLED JOHN. THEIR FATHER SPLIT UP SOME LAND HE HAD ON THE GALWAY ROAD IN TUAM AND GAVE IT TO THESE TWO SONS.
JOHNS FAMILY LATER SOLD UP AND EMIGRATED TO THE U.S.
COULD THIS BE YOUR CONNECTION ?
MY GREAT GRANDAD STAYED.HE HAD 8 CHILDREN ONE OF WHOM WAS MY GRANDAD.MY FATHER WAS BORN IN TUAM, BUT EMIGRATED TO ENGLAND WHERE I LIVE.
LOVE THIS TO BE A CONNECTION.

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

ploizou — 2008-05-21 10:32:01Z

HELLO MARY
WE HAVE GOT TO BE RELATED SOMEWHERE ALONG THE LINE.
TUAM IN THE EARLY PART OF THE 20th CENTURY HAD A VERY SMALL POPULATION.STILL HAS REALLY.
YOU DID NOT MENTION YOUR GRANDFATHERS NAME. LEYME KNOW WHAT HE WAS CALLED AND I'LL SEE IF I CAN FIND WERE HE FITS IN.
MY PERSONAL E-MAIL tricialoiz@aol.com .IT WILL BE EASIER TO REACH ME ON THAT.
MY SISTER IS A MARY BY THE WAY!

Re: McGough, Tuam, Co.Galway, Ireland

ploizou — 2008-05-21 10:31:31Z

Re: JayHugh McGough born in AL, in AR by 1861

hughmcgough — 2007-12-31 03:05:55Z

There is a good chance that JayHugh McGough was the John McGough,age 39, farmer, born in Alabama, listed in the 1870 census of Maumell township, Craighead county, Arkansas. He was the son of James Madison McGough and his first wife, Polly Rasberry. Check the references in my web page: McGoughs and McGues in the 1870 Census of the United States.

Re: JayHugh McGough born in AL, in AR by 1861

hughmcgough — 2007-12-31 03:05:04Z

Re: JayHugh McGough born in AL, in AR by 1861

hughmcgough — 2007-12-31 03:02:24Z