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McGoughs in the 1800 Census of the United States by Hugh McGough

All persons listed are free and white unless otherwise indicated.

Maryland

MD - Baltimore County

Baltimore City

(1800) Bartho m Connell, male 45 and over, 1 1 2 - 1 - 3 - - - (roll 9; page 179). [Indexed by Ancestry.com as Barthom Connell, although the m after Bartho is in superscript, and clearly part of an abreviation of Bartholomew. This is Bartholomew Connell who married a daughter of Miles and Elizabeth Spencer McGough. Bartholomew Connell and his wife are listed in the 1790 census of Harford county, Maryland. Apparently, his wife had died before 1800. See my page: McGoughs in Pre-Revolutionary America: Miles and Elizabeth Spencer McGough.]

3 females 10 through 15

2 males 16 through 25

1 male 10 through 15

1 male under 10

(1800) James Mague, 6 free persons, not broken out by gender or age (roll 306, page 225).

MD - Harford County

5th District

(1800) Patrick Dempsey, male, 25 through 44)- - (roll 11, page 126). (roll 11, page 126). [This is the Patrick Dempsey who married Elizabeth McGough, a daughter of Miles McGough and Elizabeth Spencer. See my page: McGoughs in Pre-Revolutionary America: Miles and Elizabeth Spencer McGough.]

1 free white female, 45 and over

1 free white female, 16 thru 25

1 free white male, 10 thru 15

2 free white males, under 10

3 free white females, under 10

(1800) James Mcgeough, male 26 through 44. (roll 11, page 129) [next to Thomas Mcgeough] [son of Miles McGough and Elizabeth Spencer]

1 female 45 and over

3 females 16 through 25

1 male 10 through 15

2 males under 10

4 females under 10

(1800) Thomas Mcgeough, male 26 through 44. (roll 11, page 129) [next to James Mcgeough] [son of Miles McGough and Elizabeth Spencer]

1 female 26 through 44

2 females 10 through 15

2 males under 10

1 female 45 and over

2 slaves

2 females under 10

2 slaves

Pennsylvania

PA - Huntingdon County [Cambria county was formed out of a part of Huntingdon county (and Somerset and Bedford counties) on March 26, 1804.]

Alleghany Township (later spelled Allegheny) [See: 1800 Census of Allegheny Township, Huntingdon County, PA, transcribed by Brian L. Cartwright. ]

(1800) Arthur McGough, male 26 through 44 (roll 40, page 123). [This is the Arthur McGough family described in my page: McGoughs in America before 1790: Arthur and Susan McGough. Jacob Glass was two listings removed from that of Arthur McGough. Arthur's oldest son, John McGough, married Sarah (Sally) Glass, a daughter of Jacob Glass and Anne Catharine Glass. Arthur McGough (junior) married Margaret Glass, who was the sister of the Sarah (Sally) Glass who had married his brother John. Another son of Arthur McGough, James McGough, married another Margaret Glass who was a niece of the Margaret Glass who had married his older brother, Arthur; and a niece of Sarah (Sally) Glass who married his brother John.]

1 female 26 through 44 [Susan McGough, born in Ireland about 1865; died in Cambria county, Pennsylvania, on February 13, 1845 (Ledoux, volume II, page 62, #1663).]

2 males 10 through 15 [John McGough, born in Ireland around 1784. Arthur McGough (junior) born in Newcastle county, Delaware, in 1791. Arthur McGough, Jr., married Margaret Glass at St. Michael, Loretto, Cmabria county, Pennsylvania, on April 21, 1812. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin. Witnesses were Jacob Troxel and Hugh Curren (Ledoux, volume 1, page 148, #3032). A John McGough and a Prudence Gorman were sponsors at the baptism of Helen Keepers on November 10, 1805. Helen was the daughter of John and Hannah Keepers. See: Descendants of Isaac Keepers, Group 8: Frederick County, Maryland, citing: 31. Catholic Vital Records of Central Pennsylvania, vol. 1, 1793-1838, by Rev. Ledoux, 1993, p. 6.]

1 female 10 through 15 [Bridget McGough?, probably born in Delaware around 1790.]

3 males under 10 [James McGough, born in Newcastle county, Delaware, on August 1, 1796 (or, according to another source in Clearfield township in 1795). Thomas McGough and Peter McGough (born in 1809?) were born in Allegheny township, Huntingdon county, Pennslvania, which was a part of Huntingdon county that became part of Cambria county on March 26, 1804.

2 females under 10 [Margaret McGough, born in Delaware around 1799; Mary McGough, born in Pennsylvania in 1800? Mary McGough married Francis Cooper, son of Henry Cooper, on February 19, 1828, at St. Michael in Loretto. The ceremony was performed by by the Reverend Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin (Ledoux, volume 1, page 154, #3238).]

[There was a later daughter, Agnes McGough, born on February 10, 1802, and baptized on April 30, 1802, by the Reverend Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin at St. Michael, Loretto, Cambria county, Pennsylvania. Godparents were Rev. Augustine Smith (Gallitzin) and Rachel White (Ledoux, volume 1, page 2, #31).]

South Carolina

SC - Abbeville

(1800) William McGough, male 26 through 44 (roll 47, page 8a). [Son of Robert McGough and Sarah Matilda Carson. William moved to Greene county,Georgia, before 1810, where he died in 1823. See A Glimpse of the Past–Descendants of Robert McGough (born 1725 Northern Ireland) by Carolyn McGough Rowe, page 197 (1988). See also my page: McGoughs in Pre-Revolutionary America: Robert and Sarah Matilda Carson McGough. James C. McGough was born to William McGough in South Carolina in 1802. Family Data Collection —Births on Ancestry.com; Rowe, page 197]

1 female 16 through 25 [Probably Nancy Carson McGough]

2 males under 10 [An unknown son who married Margaret "Polly" Carson who was born in South Carolina in 1793; and Thomas Carson McGough(who married Lana Kitchens) who was born in South Carolina on November 23, 1799. Rowe, page 198. Another date given for the birth of Thomas Carson McGough to William and Nancy McGough in Abbeville, South Carolina, is January 4, 1799. He was married to Lana Kitchens on April 24,1832 (Rowe, at page 199, says April 24, 1832), in Jones county, Georgia, and died (from a fall off a wagon) in Eastland county, Texas, on August 12, 1880. Family Data Collection —Births on Ancestry.com]

1 slave

[A son, William C. McGough, was born to William McGough in South Carolina in 1804. Rowe, page 198; Family Data Collection —Births on Ancestry.com]

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