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McGoughs in the 1830 Census
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McGoughs in the 1830 Census
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AL - Bibb County
(1830) John McGaugh (looks more like McGaugh than McGough, and is indexed as McGaugh by Ancestry.com), male 40 to 50 (roll 2, page 153. [On the same page of the census are William Nix, Green Raspberry (sic) and Thomas Raspberry. John McGough was was the oldest child of Robert McGough and Agnes "Nancy" McWhorter, and was born in about 1787 in Fort Augusta, Richmond county, Georgia. Rowe, page 78.]
1 female 30 to 40 [Elizabeth "Polly" Brooks married John McGough on June 22, 1810, in Christian county, Kentucky. The marriage records of Christiasn county show the marriage of John McGue and Polly Brooks on that date. See Rowe, page 78.
2 males 15 to 20
James Madison McGough, who was born in about 1811, in Kentucky. He married Polly Rasberry, sister of Green and Thomas Rasberry, in Bibb county on October 15, 1832. Rowe, page 140.
William B. McGough, who was born on August 3, 1812, in Kentucky, and who married Welthy Ann Nix, daughter of William Nix, in Bibb county on January 10, 1835. Rowe, page 80.
1 male 10 to 15
1 female 10 to 15
1 male 5 to 10
1 female 5 to 10
2 females under 5
AL - Dallas County
(1830) James McGeough, male 30 to 40 (roll 2, page 88a) (1 slave) [James McGough, son of Robert McGough Jr., and Agnes McWhorter, born 1790 in Ft. Augusta, Richmond county, Georgia; died October 1846 in Union county, Arkansas; married Sarah Hollowell on February 16, 1812 in Christian county, Kentucky. From Ancestors of Betty Sue Freeman on the website of Richard W. and Betty S. (Freeman) Whitt. The records of Kentucky marriages (on Genealogy.com) show the marriage of James Megough and Cally Holliwell on February 7, 1812, with Charles Kenady as a witness. Their first three children were born in Kentucky. They moved to Dallas county, Alabama, in 1821 or 1822, where their other 7 children were born. ]
1 female 30 to 40 [Sarah Hollowell, born February 04, 1796, in Martin county, North Carolina; died December 31, 1855, in Union county, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Miles Hollowell and Ann Smithwick, and married James McGough on February 16, 1812 in Christian county, Kentucky.]
1 male 10 to 15
4 females 10 to 15
1 male 5 to 10
3 males under 5
1 female under 5
1 female slave 36 to 55
(1830) Nancy McGeough, female 60 to 70 (roll 2, page 98a) (5 slaves) [Robert McGough's widow, Agnes McWhorter, born June 8, 1766, in Charlotte, Mecklenburg county, North Carolina; died March 8, 1843 in Summerfield, Dallas Co., Alabama. She was the daughter of Elbert McWhorter. From Ancestors of Betty Sue Freeman on the website of Richard W. and Betty S. (Freeman) Whitt.]
(1830) William McGeough, male 20 to 30 (roll 2, page 100a) (3 slaves)
1 female 20 to 30
2 males under 5
1 male 20 to 30 (a brother?)
Perry County
(1830) Robert McGaugh, male 20 to 30 (roll 3, page 65) [Robert Joseph McGough, the third son of Robert McGough and Agnes "Nancy" McWhorter, born on Mar 4, 1801, in Greene county, Georgia; moved to Union parish, Louisiana, in 1844. Rowe, page 172. The family is also listed as McGaugh in the 1840 census of Perry county, but is listed as McGough in the 1850 census of Union parish, Louisiana.]
1 female 20 to 30 [Nancy Mary P. Johnson, who was born in Kentucky on January 28, 1805, . Rowe, page 172.]
1 male 5 to 10
1 female 5 to 10
3 males under 5
1 female under 5
GA - Butts County
(1830) Thomas McGough, male 30 to 40 (roll 16, page 162a) (1 slave) [For a copy of the 1821 deed to to the Butts County property purchased by Thomas McGough, go to: McGough Family Documents. The property was in Henry County at that time because Butts County had not yet been created. A copy of Thomas McGough's will of September 26, 1873, is on the same page, where he leaves his estate to his wife Nancy and his son, James R. McGough, is named executor.]
1 female 20 to 30
1 female under 5
1 female slave 24 to 36 (?)
GA - Greene County
(1830) David McGough, male 30 to 40 (roll 17, page 301a) [Near John McGough, who was probably his father.]
1 female 15 to 20
1 male under 5
(1830) John McGough, male 60 to 70 (roll 17, page 301a) [Near David McGough, who was probably his son.] (4 slaves)
1 female 60 to 70
1 female 40 to 50
1 female slave 10 to 24
1 male slave under 10
2 female slaves under 10
GA - Monroe County
(1830) James McGough, male 20 to 30 (roll 19, page 193a) [Robert McGough was one household removed.] (no slaves)
1 female 20 to 30
1 male under 5
(1830) Robert McGough, male 40 to 50 (roll 19, page 193a) [James McGough was one household removed.] (11 slaves)
1 female 30 to 40
1 male 20 to 30
1 male 15 to 20
1 male 10 to 15
1 female 10 to 15
2 females 5 to 10
2 males under 5
1 female under 5
11 slaves
KY - Caldwell County
(1830) Hugh S. McGouch (sic), male 50 to 60 (roll 34, page 147a)
1 female 50 to 60
1 male 20 to 30 [Here is a photograph of the gravestone of Hugh S. McGough (1801–February 23, 1831) in Asher Cemetery, Fredonia, Caldwell county, Kentucky.]
1 male 15 to 20
(1830) Thomas M. McGough, male 20 to 30 (roll 34, page 150a)
1 female 20 to 30
1 female under 5
1 male 20 to 30 (brother?)
MD - Baltimore County
Baltimore, 3rd Ward
(1830) Andrew McGough, male 50 to 60 (roll 54, page 117a)
1 female 30 to 40
1 male 15 to 20
1 female 15 to 20
1 male 10 to 15
1 male 50 to 60 (brother?)
MD - Dorchester County
District 8
(1830) Levin McGeaugh (possibly McGraugh, indexed by Ancestry.com as McGeough), male 70 to 80 (roll 56, page 261).
1 female 30 to 40
1 female 10 to 15
1 male 5 to 10
1 female 5 to 10
M0 - Ray County
The 1830 census of Ray county Missouri lists John McGaugh and Robert McGaugh. John McGaugh, Sr., was married a second time to Jane Bartelson (Evans) on November 8, 1821, in Ray county, Missouri. (The marriage of John McGaugh to Mrs. Jane Evans on November 8, 1821, is listed in Genealogical Records: Midwest Pioneers, 1600s–1800s: Missouri Marriages Before 1840, surnames, M-N, page 144, on Genealogy.com. Children were: Nancy J. McGaugh , John A. McGaugh, and Matthew M. McGaugh. For the reasons I include these McGaughs here, see my page McGoughs and McGaughs in Early American History under William and Ruth McGaugh. Although I don't ordinarily list McGaughs on my US census pages, I have included the entries for John and William McGaugh here, partly because I have a specific instance where John McGaugh, while in Davidson county, Tennessee, was listed as John McGough. There were many McGaughs in Ray county, Missouri, in 1830 and later decades, but I generally list only those whose names have sometimes been confused with McGough.]
(1830) John McGaugh, male 60 to 70; 4 slaves, 12 persons in household (?). (roll 73, page 381a) [John McGaugh, Sr., was born about 1766 in Staunton, Augusta, Virginia. He died in March of 1857 in Rayville, Ray county, Missouri. He is buried in McGaugh Cemetery, Ray county, Missouri.]
1 male 50 to 60
1 female 30 to 40
1 male 20 to 30 [The first of the four children were by John's first wife, Nancy Parker, who was born in 1776 in Davidson county, Tennessee. John and Nancy were married on June 26, 1793, in Davidson county, Tennessee. Children of his first marriage were: Sina McGaugh, Jane M. 'Giney' McGaugh, William McGaugh, Elizabeth McGaugh, Charlotte McGaugh, Thomas H. McGaugh, Robert H. McGaugh, and Evaline McGaugh. This may be Thomas H. McGaugh, who was born on July 10, 1810, in Davidson county, Tennessee, and who married Margaret Wall on June 2, 1836, in Missouri.]
1 female 20 to 30
1 male 15 to 20 [This may be Robert H. McGaugh who was born on December 28, 1812, in Davidson county, Tennessee. He was married three times, and died on October 22, 1880. His first marriage was to Martha Sally Davis on November 6, 1832, in Ray county, Missouri.]
1 male 5 to 10 [This is probably John A. McGaugh. The younger five children were by John's second wife, Jane (Bartelson) Evans, whom he married on November 8, 1821, in Ray county, Missouri.]
2 females 5 to 10
1 male under 5 [This is probably Matthew M. McGaugh who was born on July 6, 1827, in Ray county, Missouri, and who married Elizabeth Catherine Jacobs (born about 1821 in Virginia) in Ray county, Missouri. Matthew died on January 13, 1910, in Ray county, Missouri, and is buried in Jacobs Cemetery, Ray, Missouri.]
1 female under 5
(1830) Robert McGaugh, male 20 to 30; 5 slaves; 14 in household. (roll 73, page 390a)
1 more male 20 to 30
1 female 20 to 30
1 female 15 to 20
1 male 10 to 15
2 females 10 to 15
1 male 5 to 10
1 male under 5
NY - Albany County
Berne
(1830) David McGue, male 40 to 50 (Roll 84, page 378).
1 female, 30 to 40
2 females, under 5
NY - New York City
13th Ward
(1830) James McGouch (difficult to read, indexed as McGoush), male 40 to 50 (roll 98, page 365a)
1 female 30 to 40
NY - St. Lawrence County
Louisville
(1830) William McGue, male. 30 to 40 (Roll 107, page 72).
1 female, 30 to 40
3 males, 5 to 10.
1 male, under 5
1 female, under 5
MD - Knox County
Clay Township
(1830) Abram McGough, male 20 to 30 (roll 134, page 231a)
1 female 20 to 30
Monroe Township
(1830) John McGough is indexed by Ancestry.com, but as far as I can deternine, they are refering to a John McGoogan.
(1830) Thomas McGough, male 60 to 70 (roll 134, page 195a) [This is the son of Miles McGough and Elizabeth Spencer, who was born in 1765 in the Deer Creek Upper Hundred in (what was to become) Harford county, Maryland. See my pages: McGoughs in Pre-Revolutionary America: Miles and Elizabeth Spencer McGough and McGoughs Who Moved from Harford County, Maryland, to Cambria County, Pennsylvania. He was listed in the 1820 census of Richmond township, Belmont county, Ohio, in 1820; in Cambria township, Cambia county, Pennsylvania, in the 1810 census; and Harford county, Maryland, in the 1800 census. He is listed in the 1850 census of of Washington township, Miami county, Ohio, as age 85, farmer, born in Maryland; with his wife Sarah, age 77, born in Maryland. They were living in the household of their son-in-law, Stephen D. Ward, age 46, carpenter, born in Pennsylvania, and their daughter, Sarah (McGough) Ward, age 49, born in Maryland. See my page: McGoughs and McGues in the 1850 Census of the United States.]
1 female 50 to 60 [Sarah James McGough]
3 males 20 to 30
1 female 20 to 30
1 male 15 to 20
1 female 10 to 15
OH - Perry County
Reading Township
(1830) John McGough, male 20 to 30 (roll 137, page 442a) [John McGough, who was born in Harford County, Maryland, on February 23, 1803; and Hannorah (Hannah) Grace who was born about 1806 in Ireland. John and Hannorah were married on September 14, 1825, by T. DeRaymaker, Catholic priest, in Perry County, Ohio. John's father was Thomas McGough, who was born about 1765 in Harford county, Maryland, and Sarah James McGough, who are listed above in Knox county, Monroe township. Thomas's parents were Miles McGough, who was born in Ireland about 1730, and Elizabeth Spencer. One of the sons of John and Hannorah McGough was Philip McGough. For more information on this family, see my web page McGoughs in Pre-Revolutionary America: Miles and Elizabeth Spencer McGough. See also my pages: John and Peter McGough—Two Brothers in Jo Daviess County, Illinois, under LaSalle County, and McGoughs and McGaughs in Early American History. John McGough is listed in the 1840 census of Jackson township, Perry county. John McGough died on July 27, 1892, in Rutland, LaSalle County, Illinois. The 1828 Perry County, Ohio, Tax Duplicate, Reading Township, Personal Property, page 13 of 14, lists:
John McGough, with 1 horse worth $40, 1 cow worth $8, and taxes of $0.42.
Thomas McGough, with 1 horse worth $40, 2 cows worth $16, and taxes of $0.49.]
1 female 20 to 30 [Hannorah (Hannah) Grace. She died on February 22, 1892, in Groveland township, La Salle county, Illinois, and is buried in Riley Cemetery in Rutland, LaSalle county, Illinois.]
1 male under 5
1 female under 5
[Here is a compilation of all references to McGoughs and Dempseys in Early Baptism Records of St. Joseph's Near Somerset (1818–1834), published by the Catholic Record Society of the Diocese of Columbus, Ohio. These are the earliest Catholic baptismal records of Ohio. They were kept at the first Catholic parish in the state, St. Joseph Parish near Somerset in Perry County.
1820 - Oct. 2: Sarah Ann Welch, of James and [blank]
1820 - Dec. 24: Mary Ann, daughter of James Welch; sponsors, --- Elder and M. McGough
1824 - Aug. l: John Dempsey, of William Dr. and Mary Budennan [?]; sponsors Levi Burgoon and Ann Lilly **
1825 - Feb. 24 (or 27): Mary E. Major of Peter Major and Catherine McGow; sponsors John McGow and Anastatia Grace -- Thos. Martin. (February 24 seems to be the correct date, although the website linked to above says February 27.)
1825 - July 10: Julia O'Hara, of Patrick and Susanna Dempsey; sponsors Charles Daugherty and Susanna Daugherty [-- F. Thomas Martin]
1827 - Apr. 18: Joseph, of John Buccannon and Mary Dempsey; sponsors Cornelius Cain and Rosanna Dempsey -- F. X. Marshall
1827 - May 13: Martha, of James Welsh and Elizabeth McGough; sponsors John McGough and Hannah Grace -- F. X. Marshall
1829 - June 21: Henry James, of John and Mary McCannon; sponsors, Henry McGough and Patience McGough
1829 - Sept.27: James Welsh, of James and Elizabeth; sponsor, Fanny Crosson -- S.L. Montgomery
1830 - Sept. 26: Philip McGough, of John McGough and Hanna Johanna Grace; sponsors Philip Grace and Catherine Grace -- Fr. Danl. Josh, O'Leary, O. Prae.
1831 - Apr. 17: Henry Walsh, of James Walsh and Elizabeth MacGough; sponsors Patrick Lynch and Patience Lynch -- D. Josh O'Leary, O.P.
1831 - June 17: Anna Curran, of Michael Curran and Mary Robison; sponsor Elizabeth Walsh -- Fr. D. J. O’Leary
1833 - May 26: Sarah Ann McGough, of John McGough and Hanna Grace; sponsors, James Burgoon and Margaret Grace -- J. V. Bullock
PA - Cambria County [See Pennsylvania — USGenWeb Archives — Cambria County — Census Records — 1820 and 1830 Census Images.]
Allegheny Township [See: 1830 Census of Allegheny Township, Cambria County, PA, transcribed by Brian L. Cartwright]
(1830) Francis Cooper, male 20 to 30 (roll 161, page 196a)
1 female, 20 to 30 [Mary A. McGough, daughter of Arthur and Susan McGough, born in Pennsylvania about 1800.]
1 male under 5 [Philip Cooper, born May 21, 1830.]
(1830) James McGough, male 30 to 40 (roll 161, page 199a). [Near 3 McGough families in Summerhill township.] [James McGough was born to Arthur and Susan McGough on August 1, 1796, in New Castle county, Delaware.]
1 female 20 to 30 [Margaret Glass, daughter of George and Susan Daugherty (or Dougherty) Glass, who married James McGough on November 1 (or 21), 1822.
1 female 5 to 10 [Ellen McGough, born in 1824. (Mrs. Matthew Ivory).]
2 males under 5 [George Chrysostom McGough, born October 10, 1825, died April 15, 1868; Charles McGough, born June 23, 1830 (but the 1850 census of Allegheny township, Cambria county,shows his age as 17), died June 1896.]
1 female under 5 [Susan McGough, born about 1830. (Mrs. Joseph Dodson).]
(1830) Peter McGough, male, 20 to 30. (roll 161, page 200a) [Probably the son of Arthur and Susan McGough, born in 1808. See: McGoughs in America before 1790: Arthur and Susan McGough]
1 female 60 to 70 [Probaby Peter's mother, Susan McGough, the widow of Arthur McGough (senior).]
Conemaugh Township [See: 1830 Census of Conemaugh Township, Cambria County, PA, transcribed by Brian L. Cartwright]
(1830) Miles McGough, male 60 to 70 (roll 161, page 175a) [Miles McGough, Jr., son of Miles McGough and Elizabeth Spencer, born in about 1762 in Harford county,Maryland. See my page: McGoughs in Pre-Revolutionary America: Miles and Elizabeth Spencer McGough.]
1 female 50 to 60 [Mary]
1 male 20 to 30
1 female 20 to 30 [Margaret McGough, born December 21, 1803, in Cambria county.]
1 male 15 to 20
1 female 15 to 20
1 female 80 to 90
Summerhill Township [See: Cambria County, PA 1830 Federal Census]
(1830) James J. McGough, male 20 to 30 (roll 161, page 211a) [Living near John and Thomas McGough, below.] [Probably James J. McGough, son of James McGough and Esther James, and grandson of Miles McGough and Elizabeth Spencer.]
1 female 20 to 30 [Sophia Frueh, who married James J. McGough on April 2, 1826, in St, Michael's, Loretto, Cambria county, Pennsylvania.]
(1830) John McGough, male 40 to 50 (roll 161, page 211a) [Living near James McGough, above, and Thomas McGough, below.]
1 female 40 to 50
1 male 20 to 30
2 males 15 to 20
1 female 15 to 20
2 males 10 to 15
2 males 5 to 10
1 female 5 to 10
1 male under 5
2 females under 5
(1830) Thomas McGough, male 40 to 50 (roll 161, page 211a) [Living near James and John McGough, above.]
1 female 30 to 40
1 male 15 to 20
1 male 10 to 15
2 males 5 to 10
1 female 5 to 10
1 male under 5
1 female under 5
1 female 60 to 70 (John and Thomas McGough's mother, and James McGough's grandmother?)
PA - Indiana County
Black Lick Township
(1830) Arthur McGough, male 40 to 50 (roll 152, page 204a) [Son of Arthur McGough (senior) and Susan McGough.]
1 female 40 to 50 [Margaret Glass, who married Arthur McGough (junior) in St. Michael's Church, Loretto, Allegheny township, Pennsylvania, on April 12, 1812.
1 male 15 to 20
2 males 10 to 15
1 female 10 to 15
1 female 5 to 10
3 females under 5 (Possibly including twin daughters, Catharine and Jane McGough, born in 1829)
(1830) Margaret McGough, female 20 to 30 (roll 152, page 219a)
1 male 5 to 10
(1830) Thomas McGough, male 30 to 40 (roll 152, page 207a)
1 female 20 to 30
2 males 5 to 10
2 females under 5
PA - Washington County
Cross Creek Township
(1830) Robert McGough, male 40 to 50 (roll 163, page 360a). [Listed as Robert McGaugh in the 1820 census of this same township. Here is a quotation from page 405 of: Beers, J. H. and Co., Commemorative Biographical Record of Washington County, Pennsylvania (Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1893): "JOHN L. McGOUGH, one of the representative and prosperous young farmers of Hanover township, is a descendant of a well-known pioneer family. His grandfather, named Robert McGough, was born in Ireland, and when a young man came to America, first locating in Jefferson township, Washington Co., Penn. He there married Mary Provines, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, who came to America with her parents in early girlhood. To this union were born children as follows: William, went to Jefferson county, Ohio, where he died; John, of Columbiana county, Ohio; Mary Ann, widow of E. S. Campbell; Robert, of whom a sketch follows; Sarah (Mrs. Absalom McCullough) and Rebecca, widow of James Neil, Wellsville, Ohio, twins; Samuel of Wellsville, Ohio, and Andy (deceased). The only capital of Robert McGough was a good supply of energy and industry. Year after year saw his possessions increase, and at the time of his death he owned six farms, with which he gave all his children a good start in life. In politics he was a Democrat, and in religion he and his wife were members of the U. P. Church at Burgettstown. They were buried in the Burgettstown U. P. cemetery."]
1 female 40 to 50
1 female 30 to 40
1 male 15 to 20
1 male 10 to 15
2 males 5 to 10
1 female 5 to 10
1 male under 5
[Robert Stewart was born in Ireland in 1795. He was the son of James and Elizabeth (Hemphill) Stewart, who came to America in 1812, and settled in Mount Pleasant township, near the village of Hickory, in Washington County, Pa. They had four sons and two daughters. The sons were John, James, Robert, and Thomas. Robert married Anne McGough. They had six children—John, married to Tamar McClurg, died Aug. 10, 1881; Eliza J., the widow of David Kidd, of Guernsey County, Ohio; Robert, who has had three wives, Sarah J. Elliott, Eliza Orr, and Rebecca H. Provines; Sarah, who died when a young woman; James, married to Susanna Andrews; Andrew, who died in infancy. Robert died April 25, 1875. His wife, Anne McGough, died about the year 1858. Robert was a member of the Seceder Church, and a Democrat in politics. He left a handsome fortune, the result of his own labors. Hundreds of acres of the finest agricultural lands are pointed to as testimonials of his industry, progress, and great business capacity. His successful career was the result of his unwavering faith in the ultimate triumph of industry, energy, prudence, and probity.]
VA - Rockbridge County
(1830) Johnson McGue, male 20 to 30; no slaves; 1 person in household. (roll 199, page 320a).
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