Personal Life
Goschen married Hosta Clarke, an American from Michigan, in 1874. They had two sons, Edward Henry Goschen born in 1877 and George Gerard Goschen born in 1887. Lady Goschen died in February 1912. In later life he became an enthusiastic if untalented violinist. He notes in his diary playing duets with the Crown Prince of Germany in 1910. Goschen died in Chelsea, London, in May 1924, aged 74, and was succeeded in his title by his eldest son, Edward Henry Goschen.
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