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Survey of London
… 1761), and five other members of the same family. William Gouge (d. 1738) and his wife Sarah (d. 1759). William Roffey …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… sale of 1681, 138 but in 1693 he conveyed them to Nicholas Gouge, D.D., who settled them on himself and his future wife, Thomasine Clutterbuck. 139 Gouge died in 1694, 140 and Thomasine held the estate until after 1748, 141 to be followed by Edward Gouge. 142 Edward, a member of the Corporation of the Sons of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… and the very fine plasterwork of the interior by Edward Gouge. In 18614 the east wing was pulled down and replaced by …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… at this time is called by the latter name only), to Thomas Gouge, esq. who died in 1707, leaving a widow and three sons, … Mynors, as heir at law, who took upon himself the name of Gouge, in pursuance of his uncle, Nicholas's will, for which … these manors and estates to his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Gouge, who afterwards re-married with Charles Morgan, esq. of …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 20 3 s. consols belonging to the charity of Dr. Nicholas Gouge. The several sums of stock belonging to these townships …
A History of the County of Worcester
… to Clarendon 120 men, besides the governor, Captain Gouge, were taken prisoners. 111 The house was burnt after …