Vincent Patrick Gough
For further detail, see the bio of his father.
Marriage.
Vincent Gough, a bachelor, a Smith, from St. Gerard's, Naas Road, son of Patrick Gough, a Smith, and Aileen Stapleton, a spinster, a Domestic Servant, from 2 Camac Avenue, daughter of Harold Stapleton, a Tradesman, were married on 3 July 1939, at Clondalkin Church, Co. Dublin.
The witnesses were
John Gough,
Mary Ann Kelly
For further detail, see the bio of his father.
Marriage.
Vincent Gough, a bachelor, a Smith, from St. Gerard's, Naas Road, son of Patrick Gough, a Smith, and Aileen Stapleton, a spinster, a Domestic Servant, from 2 Camac Avenue, daughter of Harold Stapleton, a Tradesman, were married on 3 July 1939, at Clondalkin Church, Co. Dublin.
The witnesses were
John Gough,
Mary Ann Kelly
Vincent Patrick Gough
For further detail, see the bio of his father.
Marriage.
Vincent Gough, a bachelor, a Smith, from St. Gerard's, Naas Road, son of Patrick Gough, a Smith, and Aileen Stapleton, a spinster, a Domestic Servant, from 2 Camac Avenue, daughter of Harold Stapleton, a Tradesman, were married on 3 July 1939, at Clondalkin Church, Co. Dublin.
The witnesses were
John Gough,
Mary Ann Kelly
For further detail, see the bio of his father.
Marriage.
Vincent Gough, a bachelor, a Smith, from St. Gerard's, Naas Road, son of Patrick Gough, a Smith, and Aileen Stapleton, a spinster, a Domestic Servant, from 2 Camac Avenue, daughter of Harold Stapleton, a Tradesman, were married on 3 July 1939, at Clondalkin Church, Co. Dublin.
The witnesses were
John Gough,
Mary Ann Kelly
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