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Gough was originally a nickname for a ruddy or red-complexioned person, which later became a hereditary surname. 1. The surname Gough was first found in Radnorshire (Welsh: Sir Faesyfed), a former historic county of mid-Wales, anciently part of the kingdom of Powys.

Over 30 genetically distinct Gough/Goff families are known and more discovered every year. With over 850 GGFA subscribers and Facebook members, the GGFA is the destination for Goff/Gough genealogists worldwide.

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The surname Gough (or, more typically, McGough) seems to be concentrated in the County Monaghan area; much more information about the name can be found at Hugh McGough’s wonderful site, Origins of the Surname McGough.

This DNA Study is designed to discover common ancestors among various GOFF / GOUGH / MCGOUGH families. To date, this project has identified the following genetically distinct GOFF / GOUGH /MCGOUGH clans:

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Explore genealogy for Evan Gough born 1848 Clyffe Pypard, died 1892 Caerphilly including ancestors + descendants + 4 photos + 2 family memories + more in the free family tree community.

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