Frances Maria Gough

1825–1892 (age 67)

Biography

Frances Maria Gough was known among friends for her gracious hospitality and generous support of charitable causes, quietly aiding educational and relief efforts for those in need during a time when such compassion renewed weary spirits.

Her kindness left a lasting impression on her community, and she was laid to rest at Brompton Cemetery, where her warm presence is recalled in the memories of those who knew her.

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