Try Googling

https:www.british-history.ac.uk Lords Vol 28

You should get quite quite a few Journals come up.

Do you have a URL for it?

The problem with trying to replicate your Google search is that yours is based on your search history and will bring up in prominence things like this, whilst mine is based on an entirely different search history and I cannot find this even drilling down a couple of pages

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Jon

Page 445 - just at the bottom right starts with

PRAYERS

Upon reading the Petition of William Gough of Wilfbury in the County of Glouefter Gentlmen, and of Richard GOUGH his Eldeft Son
and continutes on Page 446

House of Lords Journal Volume 28: December 1755

(there is the actual pages) - been trying to find the actual page for a number) still looking.

This is how it comes up transcribed....

PRAYERS

Petition of Gough & al. for a Bill to sell Portrey's Estate, referred to Judges

Upon reading the Petition of William Gough of Willsbury in the County of Gloucester Gentleman, and of Richard Gough his Eldest Son now called Richard Gough Awbrey, James Gough, William Gough, and John Gough, his Younger Sons by Catherine Gough his late Wife deceased (who was the Daughter of Christopher Portrey late of Yniskendin in the County of Brecon, deceased, and Sister of Richard Portrey the Eldest Son and Heir, and also Sister of Christopher Portrey and John Portrey the Younger Sons of the said Christopher Portrey her Father, all since deceased) and of William Lucas and Elizabeth Lucas his Wife, only Daughter of the said William Gough by the said Catherine Gough his Wife; and also of Matthew Pryce Esquire; praying Leave to bring in a Bill, for Sale or Mortgage of a competent Part of certain Estates, in the Counties of Brecon, Glamorgan, and Carmarthen, devised by the Will of Richard Portrey Esquire, deceased, for discharging of Debts and Encumbrances:

It is Ordered, That the Consideration of the said Petition be, and is hereby, referred to Mr Justice Clive and Mr Justice Bathhurst; who are forthwith to summon all Parties concerned in the Bill; and, after hearing them, are to report to the House the State of the Case, with their Opinion thereupon, under their hands, and whether all Parties who may be concerned in the Consequences of the Bill have signed the Petition; and also that the Judges, having perused the Bill, do sign the same.

I've updated my settings here so hopefully it is now possible to click on my envelope

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Jon

http://www.ystradgynlais-history.co.uk/james-gough-aubrey.html
is our page for James Gough Aubrey, and it shows the memorial he put up.

Does the article/extract you quoted continue? I'd really like to know the whole story to this!

Lovely to see John's name there. There are certainly enough years where Catherine was still alive that John could have been born as the youngest (*surviving) son - 1724, 1726, 1727, 1729, 1730, 1731, even 1733. Charles is born and died 1732, so while he was probably the youngest son born, he clearly was not a surviving son.

Best Regards
Jon

Either Jon_ystrad changes his settings to allow email and his envelope will appear for you to use

or he can email you by clicking on your envelope and send you the direct email he wants you to use.

Regards

Paul

children of William Gough and Elizabeth PORTREY

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BRITISH HISTORY ONLINE

House of Lord Journal Volume: 28 December 1755

Petition of Gough & al. for a Bill to sell Portrey's Estate, refererred to Judges

Upon reading the Petition of William GOUGH of Willsbury in the County of Gloucester Gentlemen, and of Richard GOUGH his Eldest Son now called Richard Gough Awbrey...., James GOUGH, William GOUGH and John GOUGH, his Younger Sons by Catherine GOUGH, deceased.

it goes on to say

William LUCAS and Elizabeth his Wife, only Daughter of the said William GOUGH by the said Catherine GOUGH his Wife.....

(no mention of a Jane)

Best Regards
Jon

Would the source of those records also tell you whether there were a John and a Jane, children of William and Katherine? Theophilus Jones includes them, but I cannot find any evidence of them

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Jon

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Jon

Their SON William Gough, the one whose date of birth/baptism I was looking for became a Royal Navy officer, by 1758 captain of a ship of the line

I am researching the origins of the Gough family accession to Ynyscedwyn - by the marriage of William (snr) and Catherine it initially went to their eldest son Richard, who by 1745 is hanging out with Christopher Portrey in Wales, as his clear heir.

Eventually William Gough junior's sons would accede as squires of Ynyscedwyn, after the 2nd brother, James, had exercised power over the estate, whilst also being Rector. William Junior himself never had any connection as far I have yet seen (yet).

Regards
Jon

As I have no idea of your research - and can see a tree on Ancestry - which gives Catherine PORTREY's place of birth as 1698 in Ynsycedwyn, Brecksonhire, Wales.

? Where did their marriage take place

? What occupation was Wiliam GOUGH

PORTREY isn't a name (or variations of - on the Forest of Dean Records) - on Ancestry the surname appears to be in Wales.

I would be quite happy with the baptisms in Chepstow -

What would you rate the confidence of these being the records I am looking for?

The names, dates and parents match and I see that Saint Briavels and Chepstow are only 8 miles apart, which I would never have known

Best Regards
Jon

Monmouthshire, Wales, Anglican Baptisms,

23 August 1720

James GOFFE

Baptism place: Chepstow, Monmouthshire

father: William

Mother: Catharine

and the same place.

William GOUGH

baptism - 8 February 1721 - parents: William & Catharine