Hubert Gough

1870–1963 (age 93)

Military officer

Biography

Hubert Gough was a military officer whose leadership was shaped by a determination to guide others through turbulent years with steady conviction.

He was laid to rest in St. Michael's Churchyard, where the churchyard's calm offers a fitting tribute to his steadfastness.

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