Clement Bengough
Personal information
Born	(1861-01-14)14 January 1861 Bristol, England
Died	19 November 1934(1934-11-19) (aged 73) Laramie, Wyoming, United States
Batting	Right-handed
Domestic team information
Years	Team
1880	Gloucestershire

Source: Cricinfo, 1 April 2014

Clement Stuart Bengough (14 January 1861 – 19 November 1934), commonly called Ben, was an English cricketer. He played two matches for Gloucestershire in 1880.^[1] He was also a remittance man^[2] and a pioneer dude rancher.^[3]

References

"Bengough, Clement Stuart". Marlborough College Register: 1843-1952. Ninth Edition. Page 188. Marlborough College register from 1843 to 1904 inclusive. Page 264.
Lee Olson. Marmalade & Whiskey: British Remittance Men in the West. Fulcrum Publishing. 1993. Pages 30 to 38. See also pages 27 to 29. Google
Olson, "The British Remittance Men: In Fact and Fiction" (2001) 40 Journal of the West 36 at 37
"Marmalade & Whiskey" (1993) 61 Utah Historical Quarterly 296
"Overland Stage Trail: Trek No 1" (1961) 33 Annals of Wyoming 73 at 89 and 91
Robert H Burns, "Beef Makers of the Laramie Plains" (1964) 36 Annals of Wyoming 185 at 190 to 193 [1] [2]
Gordon Olaf Hendrickson. Peopling the High Plains: Wyoming's European Heritage. Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department. 1977. Page 19. Google
Lawrence R Borne. Dude Ranching: A Complete History. University of New Mexico Press. 1983. Pages 18, 19, 237 and 278. Google
"The Origins of Dude Ranching in Wyoming" (1973) 45 Annals of Wyoming 11 and 12
Lawrence R Borne. "The Cowboy and the Dude". Harris and Rainey (eds). The Cowboy: Six-Shooters, Songs, and Sex. University of Oklahoma Press. 1976. Page 107 at 112.
Burns, Gillespie and Richardson. "The Gresley-Robins-Logan Ranch: Host to the First Dude: Clement Bengough". Wyoming's Pioneer Ranches. Top-of-the-World Press. 1955. Pages 238, 243 to 245, 247 and 248. See also page 89. Google
Mary Lu Kost. "Milepost 282 Bengough Monument/Grave". Milepost I-80: San Francisco to New York. Milepost Publications. 1993. Page 99. Google
Hausel and Jones. "Grave of C S Bengough". Self-guided Tour of the Geology of a Portion of Southeastern Wyoming. Geological Survey of Wyoming. 1984. Page 22. Google
Lageson and Spearing. Roadside Geology of Wyoming. Mountain Press. 1988. Page 45. Google
Trenholm and Carley. Wyoming Pageant. Prairie Publishing Company. 1946. Page 214. Google
John Rolfe Burroughs. Where the Old West Stayed Young. William Morrow. 1962. Pages 63 to 65. Google
The Westerners Brand Book Denver 1953. (1953 Brand Book: 17). The Westerners. Denver. 1954. Pages 269 and 270. [3] [4] [5]
Judy Skalla, "Strange Old Codger Buried Up There", Casper Star Tribune, 27 February 1972, Section 2, p 30

^ "Clement Bengough". ESPN Cricinfo. Retrieved 1 April 2014.
^ (1975) 2 Red River Valley Historical Review 120
^ Wyoming's Pioneer Ranches, p 238