The Goggin Name
The origin and history of the Goggin Surname
Crimes and Black Sheep
In 1836 Thomas Goggin appeared as a witness at the Old Bailey at the trial of Richard Ramsden who was indicted for stealing 16lbs of lard, worth about 8s, from Messrs Jones and Brothers. Thomas worked for them at Fishmongers'-Hall Wharf (located about ten doors on the left west from London Bridge) and caught the prisoner stealing the lard. Ramsden was found guilty and sentenced to be transported for seven years.
A database of crimes involving the Goggin name is set out below.
Crimes
Crimes involving the Goggin name