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Field Marshal Hugh Gough, 1st Viscount Gough KP, GCSI, KCB, PC (3 November 1779 – 2 March 1869), was a British Army officer. He was said to have commanded in more general actions than any other British officer of the 19th century except the Duke of Wellington. Born at Woodstown House, County Limerick, he was the son of Lieut.-Colonel George Gough (1750–1836) of Woodstown House, Deputy-Governor of County Limerick, and his wife Letitia Bunbury, daughter of Thomas Bunbury of Lisnevagh House and Moyle, Co. Carlow. He was a member of an old Anglo-Irish family long settled in County Limerick since Stock Photo
RM2B028PJ–Field Marshal Hugh Gough, 1st Viscount Gough KP, GCSI, KCB, PC (3 November 1779 – 2 March 1869), was a British Army officer. He was said to have commanded in more general actions than any other British officer of the 19th century except the Duke of Wellington. Born at Woodstown House, County Limerick, he was the son of Lieut.-Colonel George Gough (1750–1836) of Woodstown House, Deputy-Governor of County Limerick, and his wife Letitia Bunbury, daughter of Thomas Bunbury of Lisnevagh House and Moyle, Co. Carlow. He was a member of an old Anglo-Irish family long settled in County Limerick since
October 1972 WEST (SIDE) ELEVATION - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK97F–October 1972 WEST (SIDE) ELEVATION - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
Field Marshal Hugh Gough, 1st Viscount Gough KP, GCSI, KCB, PC (3 November 1779 – 2 March 1869), was a British Army officer. He was said to have commanded in more general actions than any other British officer of the 19th century except the Duke of Wellington. Born at Woodstown House, County Limerick, he was the son of Lieut.-Colonel George Gough (1750–1836) of Woodstown House, Deputy-Governor of County Limerick, and his wife Letitia Bunbury, daughter of Thomas Bunbury of Lisnevagh House and Moyle, Co. Carlow. He was a member of an old Anglo-Irish family long settled in County Limerick since Stock Photo
RM2B028PG–Field Marshal Hugh Gough, 1st Viscount Gough KP, GCSI, KCB, PC (3 November 1779 – 2 March 1869), was a British Army officer. He was said to have commanded in more general actions than any other British officer of the 19th century except the Duke of Wellington. Born at Woodstown House, County Limerick, he was the son of Lieut.-Colonel George Gough (1750–1836) of Woodstown House, Deputy-Governor of County Limerick, and his wife Letitia Bunbury, daughter of Thomas Bunbury of Lisnevagh House and Moyle, Co. Carlow. He was a member of an old Anglo-Irish family long settled in County Limerick since
Left to right: Lt. Leo G. Berinath of Brooklyn, New York, Lt. Wyman D. Anderson of Lansing, Mich., and Lt. Frank M. Huff of Woodstown, N.J., pilots with the 87th Fighter Squadron, pose just before take off from their base in Tunisia for a mission Stock Photo
RM2JXK9D1–Left to right: Lt. Leo G. Berinath of Brooklyn, New York, Lt. Wyman D. Anderson of Lansing, Mich., and Lt. Frank M. Huff of Woodstown, N.J., pilots with the 87th Fighter Squadron, pose just before take off from their base in Tunisia for a mission
October 1972 NORTH (FRONT) ELEVATION - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK96P–October 1972 NORTH (FRONT) ELEVATION - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
October 1972 EAST (SIDE) ELEVATION FROM NORTHEAST - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK943–October 1972 EAST (SIDE) ELEVATION FROM NORTHEAST - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
October 1972 DETAIL OF CONSOLE WEST OF NORTH DOOR - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK92T–October 1972 DETAIL OF CONSOLE WEST OF NORTH DOOR - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
October 1972 NORTH (FRONT) ELEVATION FROM NORTHEAST - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK978–October 1972 NORTH (FRONT) ELEVATION FROM NORTHEAST - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
October 1972 DETAIL OF CORNICE BRACKETS, NORTH SECTION - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK92Y–October 1972 DETAIL OF CORNICE BRACKETS, NORTH SECTION - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
October 1972 NEWEL AND BALUSTRADE, FIRST FLOOR, EAST SIDE - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK976–October 1972 NEWEL AND BALUSTRADE, FIRST FLOOR, EAST SIDE - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
October 1972 DETAIL, CENTER CEILING MEDALLION, SECOND FLOOR - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ Stock Photo
RMTDK93Y–October 1972 DETAIL, CENTER CEILING MEDALLION, SECOND FLOOR - Mullica Hill Town Hall, South Main Street (Bridgeton Pike) and Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, NJ
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