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Clough

Clough Name Meaning
English (Yorkshire and Lancashire): topographic name for someone who lived near a precipitous slope Middle English clo(u)gh clou clew (Old English clōh) ‘ravine steep-sided valley’ or a habitational name from a place called with this word for example in Lancashire Cumbria or Yorkshire. English: in the East Midlands East Anglia and southeastern England probably more often a variant of Clow .
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
SloughPloughCrouchCloudCouchLoudLouthBoughRough
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Plot No. 667

Faculty

Plot No. 668

James Leslie Clough 2010

Plot No. 772

Sarah Ann Clough 1956
Harry Clough 1966
Clough Faculty Plot 667 - click for full size image
Clough Faculty Plot 667

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James Leslie CLOUGH Plot 668

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Sarah Ann CLOUGH Plot 772

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Faculty

James Leslie
Clough
1st April 1926 – 9th August 2010
Rest In Peace

Treasured
Memories Of
A Dear Wife And Mother
Sarah Ann
Wife Of Harry Clough Of Stainburn
Died August 3rd 1956
Aged 64 Years
“Till We Meet Again”
Also Harry Clough
Dear Husband Of The Above
Died August 30th 1966
Aged 70 Years

Plot No.773

James Clough 1960
Kathleen Mabel Clough 1989

Plot No. 775

Mary Elizabeth Clough 1974

Plot No. 931

Benjamin Joseph Clough 1908
Martha Clough 1938
James CLOUGH Plot 773 - click for full size image
James CLOUGH Plot 773

 Mary Elizabeth CLOUGH Plot 775 - click for full size image
Mary Elizabeth CLOUGH Plot 775

 Benjiman Joseph CLOUGH Plot 931 - click for full size image
Benjiman Joseph CLOUGH Plot 931

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In Memory Of
James Clough
Died 10.12.1960
Aged 69
And
Kathleen Mabel
Clough
His Loving Wife
Died 17-4-1989
Aged 89
Rest In Peace

In
Loving Memory
Of
Mary Elizabeth
Clough
Died 21st April 1974
Aged 78 Years
Dear Wife Of
Fred Clough

In Loving Memory Of
Benjamin Joseph Clough
Of Clarence House Hampsthwaite
Who Died Oct 25 1908 Aged 65 Years
Also Martha, Wife Of The Above
Died Sept 28th 1938 Aged 71 Years
At Rest

Plot No. 2001

Thomas Clough 1926
Ellen Clough 1990

Felliscliffe

Richard Robert Clough 2021

 

 

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In Loving Memory Of
Thomas Clough
Beloved Son Of
Benjamin Joseph And Maria Clough
Of Hampsthwaite
Who Died April 24 1926
Also
Ellen Clough
Sister Of The Above
Who Died June11th 1990 Aged 88 Years

Unmarked 

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Plot No.NameBurial DateAge
2001Thomas CLOUGH27 April 192628
772Sarah Ann CLOUGH3 August 195664
775Mary Elizabeth CLOUGH21 April 197478
#Mary Anne CLOUGH2 April 1843< 1
931Martha CLOUGH28 September 193871
#Madge Constance CLOUGH11 September 193436
773Kathleen Mabel CLOUGH17 April 198989
668James Leslie CLOUGH9 August 201084
773James CLOUGH10 December 196069
772Harry CLOUGH30 August 196670
667Faculty CLOUGH-0
2001Ellen CLOUGH14 June 199079
931Benjiman Joseph CLOUGH28 October 190865
#Ann CLOUGH3 July 18390
FelliscliffeRichard Robert CLOUGH18 April 202177
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Plot Location

Church of St. Thomas a'Becket, Church Lane, Hampsthwaite, Harrogate, HG3 2HB

 

Felliscliffe
Felliscliffe

Plot Location

Felliscliffe: Chapel of Ease, Crag Lane, Kettlesing Bottom, Harrogate HG3 2JY

 
Clough

Clough Name Meaning
English (Yorkshire and Lancashire): topographic name for someone who lived near a precipitous slope Middle English clo(u)gh clou clew (Old English clōh) ‘ravine steep-sided valley’ or a habitational name from a place called with this word for example in Lancashire Cumbria or Yorkshire. English: in the East Midlands East Anglia and southeastern England probably more often a variant of Clow .
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
SloughPloughCrouchCloudCouchLoudLouthBoughRough
From:
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/learn/facts