Charles
Gough (born 1834)
(died
June 19, 1920 in Beverly, Kansas)
Married April 7, 1861 in Rushville, Schuyler
county, Illinois.
Wife Lucy Ann Flanagan
– (names of parents not known
) (born Feb.
16, 1836 in Kentucky) (died June
27, 1914, Beverly, Kansas )
were the parents of 13 children
| Name | Born | Place | Died | Place |
| George Wesley Gough | 11-12-1861 | Rushville Illinois | 1-19-1862 | Rushville Illinois |
| Charles Walter Gough | 1-15-1863 | Virginia, Illinois | 7-11-1940 | Centralia, Kansas |
| Mary Jane Gough | 8-20-1864 | Virginia, Illinois | 9-24-1864 | Virginia, Illinois |
| Martha Ann Gough | 1-20-1866 | Virginia, Illinois | 4-4-1866 | Virginia, Illinois |
| Nettie Valentine (Hunt) | 2-14-1867 | Meredosia, Illinois | 10-25-1963 | Beloit KS, buried Beverly, KS |
| John William Gough | 9-4-1868 | Versailles, Missouri | 5-8-1954 | Frankfort, Kans |
| Thomas 'Ed’ Morvan Gough | 4-4-1870 | Illinois | 9-21-1943 | Alameda, California |
| Benjamin Franklin Gough | 1-17-1872 | Centralia, Illinois | 6-3-1962 | Centralia, Kans. |
| Robert Eugene Gough | 12-7-1873 | Centralia Illinois | ||
| Ella Virginia Gough | 2-5-1876 | Centralia, Illinois | 2-20-1876 | Centralia Illinois |
| Amy May (Hildreth) (twin) | 1-14-1877 | Centralia, Illinois | 2-1976 | Denver, Colorado |
| Sarah 'Sadie' May (Macy) (twin) | 1-14-1877 | Centralia, Illinois | June 7, 1964 | Durango, Colo. |
| James Oliver Gough | 12-8-1882 | 12-12-1882 |
In 1854 they, with his father Charles Gough, her Brother George, sisters Mary Ann & Anne, sailed from England.
On Oct. 1, 1854 they landed in New York & traveled to settle in Brantford, Ontario, CANADA.
from the Beverly Tribune, Beverly, Lincoln County, Kansas, Thursday, June 24, 1920
Born in Ross, Herefordshire, England, September 12, 1834. Passed away at the
home of his son B.F. Gough on Saturday, June 19, 1920; age 85 years, 9
months, 7 days.
He was a veteran of the Civil War, having served with the 50th Illinois Vol.
Infantry. He leaves to mourn his death eight children, five sons and three daughters,
with thirty-five grandchildren.
Funeral services were held in the township hall in Beverly, Monday, June 21,
with ritual service by the W.R.C. and sermon by Rev. W.S. Benson.
He was laid to rest in the Beverly cemetery beside the body of his wife, his
faithful helpmate of more than fifty years.
The G.A.R. conducted services at the grave for a deceased comrade.
A grand old man has gone to his rest. His pleasant smile, his hearty
handshake and pleasant word of greeting will be heard no more. Night has
fallen here, but a new day has dawned over there.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the members of the G.A.R. and W.R.C. also friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sympathy, also for the beautiful floral
offerings given on the sickness and death of our beloved father, Charles
Gough.
Mrs. J.W. Hunt and family
J.W. Gough
B.F. Gough
E.T. Macy and wife
E.W. Hildreth and wife
More About CHARLES GOUGH:
Burial: Beverly Cemetery, Kansas
Census: 1910, Lincoln County, Kansas
Residence: April 20, 1891, Marysville, Marshall Co., Kansas
More About LUCY ANN FLANAGAN:
Burial: Beverly Cemetery, Kansas