Reunions
Brough Family Reunions
In December 1890, Samuel Richard Brough (1857-1947) returned to Utah after serving a four-year LDS Mission to the British Isles for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. After returning to Utah, Samuel encouraged his Brough relatives living in the western United States to begin holding Brough Family Reunions. The "Brough Family Organization" was formally organized in 1918, with Samuel Richard Brough serving as its first president from 1918 to 1938.
The Brough Family Organization (BFO) operates under the direction and support of the non-profit Richard Brough Family Organization (RBFO)--which was named after Richard Brough (1786-1873) of England. From 1918 to 2020, the BFO held reunions in a number of different locations. It now encourages BFO members to hold parent or grandparent reunions.
Today the BFO conducts genealogical and historical research into Brough families throughout the world, supports DNA studies, produces publications and videos, identifies military memorials, erects historical monuments, preserves family documents, and participates in family history conferences.
Past Reunions
2020 International Brough Reunion (Virtual)
2015 International Brough Reunion (USA)
2014 Brough Research Project and Reunion (England)
2013 Reunion of Brough Family & Motorcycles (USA)
2012 John Brough & Jane Marshall Reunion (USA)
2010 International Brough Reunion (USA)
2008 International Brough Reunion (England)
2007 Samuel R. Brough 150th Birthday Reunion (USA)
2005 International Brough Reunion (USA)
2005 Northern Utah Car Tour of Brough Historical Sites (USA)
2002 Brough Research Project and Reunion (England)