My ancestor was Michael Gordon b Scotland 1799. He m Annie Hawbaker in 1825 in Greencastle, Franklin co PA. I doubt if he came to America alone and he is close to your ancestors in MD. Do myou have any connections? Earl H. Taylor Yahoo IM eht2060 e-mail: eht2060@keyway.net Phone: (909) 593-2652 ----- Original Message ----- From: dean and faye alley <fdalley@southwind.net> To: <GORDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 11:12 PM Subject: Fw: Mary Ann Gordon > > > My gggrandparents: John A. and Margaret (McClain) Gordon had a daughter by the name of Mary Ann who was born in 1842 in Maryland. I will list her other siblings: > > 1. Caroline Gordon (my greatgreat grandmother) married Joseph Adam Brown > b: April 27, 1831 and died March 11, 1907. > > 2. Daniel M. Gordon > b: 1832 > > 3. Joseph S. Gordon > b: 1834 > > 4. James H. Gordon > b: > > 5. John A. Gordon > b:1846 > > 6. Catharine A. Gordon > b: 1840 > > 7. Mary Ann Gordon > b: 1842 > > 8. Anna Marie Gordon > b: 1844 > > This is all the information that I have on the above families, but I have been searching for their ancestors and descendants..Can you help? > > Faye Alley > > >

I'm not familiar with Jesse Gordon from King and Queen Co., VA, but, because of the location and timeframe, I'm quite interested in the possibility that he might have been related to my "brick wall" Gordon. Here is everything I "know" about my ancestor Jane Gordon: From "A Genealogy and Family Memorial" by Joseph Sullivant (1874), p. 29: "Her father (no first name given) was a Doctor. The author feels he was a Doctor of Divinity and not a physician as some noted. They were of Clan Gordon and claimed relationship with Earls of Gordon. The author thinks father was an Episcopal clergyman. A Major Gordon, British officer who fell at Quebec with Gen. Wolf, was a cousin of Jane's. Jane's family settled in King William Co., VA some time before 1740. They appear to have come from Scotland as first reference to father is "a Scottish physican". Jane and William Starling had 3 children, William, Roderic and Sally. Both William and Jane died young. William only 26 and Jane died only 3 years later. The children became under the care and guardianship of Colonel William Lyne. Young William married Susanna Lyne, daughter of their guardian. This did not please the Colonel and he moved to Boydtown, Mecklenburg Co., VA where they lived for many years. He served as Sheriff of the County." If there are any ideas about a connection between my Jane Gordon and this Jesse Gordon, I'd love to hear about it. Thank you very much. Best Regards, Don Boyd Fairborn, Ohio USA

George A. Gordon b ca 1777, son of George Gordon b ca 1750, mother unknown. George A. Gordon married a Miss Clark, possible name Margaret, ca 1794. They had children: George b ca 1795 Samuel b ca 1796 John b ca 1797 Jesse b ca 1798 Joseph b 1799 d 9/5/1857. Joseph married Isabelle Foster, dau of Hugh Foster and Mary McCullough/ The only date I know is correct is Joseph. The rest are pure guesses. All were born in the Pittsburgh area. Joseph and George went to Mercer Co., PA, Joseph stayed there, George moved to Iowa. I would like to find descendants of Jesse, John and Samuel. I see these names on the list all the time, but I cannot seem to connect. Can anyone help? Thank you Karen Patterson

I was asked to forward this to our list. There is one GORDON below. Derby > Know anyone on the Gordon list that would be interested in the Gordon person on this list??? > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: [PACRAWFO-L] Have a Civil War Ancestor? > Date: Sat, 27 Jan 2001 21:44:51 -0500 > From: Pete & Lois Wilson <petelois@mindspring.com> > Reply-To: petelois@mindspring.com > To: PACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com > > I am seeking descendants of men who served in Company H, 145th > Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. This > company was recruited from Crawford County. Its captain and many of its > men were from the southwestern part of the county. > > Below is an alphabetical listing of the 101 men in that unit. If you > have an ancestor in this list, please contact me. > > Pete Wilson > > Andrews, Cyrus > Axtell, John G. > Bouden, Robert > Brooks, Ames L. > Brooks, Asa > Brown, Wallace > Burwell, Joseph S. > Burwell, Benjamin > Campbell*, Hiram K. > Carkhuff, David > Carkhuff, Isaac > Carkhuff, Dennis > Carkhuff, Wm. > Cathcart, John M. > Cathcart, Wm. > Codney, John > Codney, Wm > Cole, Henry > Cole*, Benjamin > Collins, Benjamin F. > Collins, John > Collins, John W. > Collins, Benj. M. > Craine, Abiather > Cram, Orville H. > Croy, Henry B. > Davelin*, John > Davidson*, James T. > Davis, Myron B. > Doty, Leonard > Eldridge, Chas. H. > Espy, J. Boyd > Espy, James H. > Fidler, Sylvester > Fonner, Wm. H.H. > Free, Peter W. > Free, Hugh G. > Free, Joseph > Frey, George W. > Gates, Robert B. > Gordon, Samuel L. > Hanna, Oliver J. > Havens, William > Henry*, John A. > Hill, Leroy > Hollister, Manley > Johnson, Volney > Joslin, Peter > Joslin, Reuben > Kerr, Robert A. > King, Homer M. > Kinsley, Nathan P. > Kinsley*, Wilber F. > Labar, Calvin > Line, James E. > Lisk, Alonzo > Maleroy, John > Manning, John > Marshall, James W. > Mason, Andrew J. > Mason, William P. > McKee, James N. > M'Clonehan, Thos > M'Cormick, N.B. > M'Gill, James W. > Miller, Samuel A. > M'Master, Robert C. > M'Master, Wm. H. > Morford, Rich'd A. > M'Quiston, Wm. J. > Murphy, John > Oates*, Wm. H.H. > Osler, Frederick > Patterson, Joseph B. > Pease, Martin T. > Peck, Charles W. > Phelps*, Charles > Phillips, Josepy > Potter*, Washington J. > Ralph, David A. > Redman, John > Rodgers, John > Seager, Anton J. > Seeleye*, Matthew A. > Shumaker, Hugh G. > Snodgrass, Austin > Snodgrass, Robert > St. John, Fr'ghysen > Steadman, Nelson > Stephens, George L. > Stewart, Hugh R. > Terrill, James A. > Trimble*, William S. > Twitchell, David T. > West, Almon T. > Whiteside, Wm. D. > Williams, George > Williamson, R.M. > Willson*, Cyrus > Wood, Oliver D. > Wright, Wm H. > > > > ==== PACRAWFO Mailing List ==== > Crawford County Pennsylvania Genealogy On The Web > http://genealogy.toolcity.net > Crawford County PA Genealogy Society > http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacrawgs/ > > > __________________________________________________________________ > Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Webmail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/ > >

My gggrandparents: John A. and Margaret (McClain) Gordon had a daughter by the name of Mary Ann who was born in 1842 in Maryland. I will list her other siblings: 1. Caroline Gordon (my greatgreat grandmother) married Joseph Adam Brown b: April 27, 1831 and died March 11, 1907. 2. Daniel M. Gordon b: 1832 3. Joseph S. Gordon b: 1834 4. James H. Gordon b: 5. John A. Gordon b:1846 6. Catharine A. Gordon b: 1840 7. Mary Ann Gordon b: 1842 8. Anna Marie Gordon b: 1844 This is all the information that I have on the above families, but I have been searching for their ancestors and descendants..Can you help? Faye Alley

Hi! I am new to this list and would like to make contact with other researchers or descendants of Jesse Gordon, born 1755, King and Queen Co, VA, and died 1850 in Union Co, IL. Mary Moyer mgmoyer@juno.com ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Can anyone help me find Edward Foster Gordon that was last known to be living in Knoxville, Tennessee recently. He was first married to Vicki Thompson and had two children, Jennifer Goff Gordon and Huntly Scott Gordon. He married second Renita Rowland and had one child, Leah Hastings Gordon born December 19, 1982. Both marriages ended with divorce. His daughter from his first marriage, Jennifer Goff Gordon, married William John Frohnapfel on November 13, 1999 at Vine Street Christian Church, Nashville, Tennessee. Any help here would sure be greatly appreciated. The father of Edward Foster Gordon was Foster "Bull" Gordon, and his mother was Ruth Beech. Edward Foster Gordon and most of his family should be still living. His Cousin, Fred Gordon in Texas

If, during your search for "James W. Gordon, born in the late 1800s," You should come across any information on By G-Grandfather James W. Gordon, born Nov.16, 1824, somewhere in Canada, I would like to hear about it. I have some information about him after 1860, but nothing prior other than birth date. It's grrreat to be a Gordon. Garth M. Gordon Lake Orion, Mi.

Thanks to everyone who responded to my query concerning the 92nd Gordon Highlanders. Frances Gordon White

I have a John Gordon b ca 1797 in PA. I know nothing of him except his father was George A. Gordon, mother Margaret ? Clark. George lived in Allegheny Co and is thought to have moved to Venango. I only know where one of his children lived and that is Joseph b 1799, who lived his live in Mercer Co. Karen

Gloria, Do you have a John A. Gordon in this Gordon family you are searching? My 2nd g.grandfather was John A. Gordon and his wife was Martha McClain/McClaine/McCain. They were on the 1860 Federal Census of Frederick Co., Maryland. John was a Catholic and Martha was Methodist. John A. Gordon born in 1800, place unknown. Faye ----- Original Message ----- From: Ramon D McGough <MCGOUGH@prodigy.net> To: <GORDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 6:01 PM Subject: Re: GORDON-D Digest V01 #18 > Gloria, I would just about bet the bank that is him! This family was in > Edgefield co SC before 1790, came to Salem district, which is part of Sumter > Co June 24 1803 when he bought land known as Gaskins mill from Ezekial > Gaskins, that was granted to Daniel DUBOSE 10/15/1784 on the Black River. > This was witnessed by Moses Gordon. I believe their father was Moses Gordon > who was son or grandson of Roger Gordon who was founder of Wmsburg Co. SC. > There is a book on Williamsburg Co. SC that has wonderful stories about the > Gordon family. I am so glad to hear from you! Now that I have someone to > bounce things around with, I will look even harder. Will go through all my > notes and organize them, so they make sense and write you back. Have you > got info on their children?? They disappeared from Sumter after about 1810. > I bet that is when they went to La. Janice > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Gloria Boelens <gboelens@asbank.com> > To: <GORDON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 5:09 PM > Subject: Re: GORDON-D Digest V01 #18 > > > > Janice, > > My ggggrandfather was Thomas Gordon who had a brother Moses Gordon. > Thomas > > m. Martha DuBose of Darlington 12 Jan. 1797 and d. in St. Helena Parish, > LA > > in 1838/39. His brother Moses also d. in LA. If you have any > information > > on Thomas I would appreciate it. Have no idea who his parents were, but > the > > family came to SC from Ireland. > > Gloria > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: GORDON-D-request@rootsweb.com <GORDON-D-request@rootsweb.com> > > To: GORDON-D@rootsweb.com <GORDON-D@rootsweb.com> > > Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 3:15 PM > > Subject: GORDON-D Digest V01 #18 > > > > > > > >

Gloria, I would just about bet the bank that is him! This family was in Edgefield co SC before 1790, came to Salem district, which is part of Sumter Co June 24 1803 when he bought land known as Gaskins mill from Ezekial Gaskins, that was granted to Daniel DUBOSE 10/15/1784 on the Black River. This was witnessed by Moses Gordon. I believe their father was Moses Gordon who was son or grandson of Roger Gordon who was founder of Wmsburg Co. SC. There is a book on Williamsburg Co. SC that has wonderful stories about the Gordon family. I am so glad to hear from you! Now that I have someone to bounce things around with, I will look even harder. Will go through all my notes and organize them, so they make sense and write you back. Have you got info on their children?? They disappeared from Sumter after about 1810. I bet that is when they went to La. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: Gloria Boelens <gboelens@asbank.com> To: <GORDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 5:09 PM Subject: Re: GORDON-D Digest V01 #18 > Janice, > My ggggrandfather was Thomas Gordon who had a brother Moses Gordon. Thomas > m. Martha DuBose of Darlington 12 Jan. 1797 and d. in St. Helena Parish, LA > in 1838/39. His brother Moses also d. in LA. If you have any information > on Thomas I would appreciate it. Have no idea who his parents were, but the > family came to SC from Ireland. > Gloria > > -----Original Message----- > From: GORDON-D-request@rootsweb.com <GORDON-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: GORDON-D@rootsweb.com <GORDON-D@rootsweb.com> > Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 3:15 PM > Subject: GORDON-D Digest V01 #18 > > >

There is a web page for Three Rivers Historical Society. I don't have the URL at hand, but just put in the name in Yahoo or Infoseek search engine and it should come up for you. The members of the Society have gone to the county and made copies of the records there and soft bound them into copies that you can buy. They have indexed most of them. It is a great place to research if you have roots there. They have also indexed a lot of the cemeteries in the county too. They have some records from Marion, Georgetown and Sumter too. Not as extensive as Williamsburg Co. though. They also will make copies of family files and send those to you for cost of copying, plus $5.00, I think. It has been a while since I ordered anything, but I got it promptly. Mrs. Nell Morris, the librarian there is a treasure. If you have a question, she can pretty much point you in the right direction. She even called a Gordon researcher that lives in the old homestead to come and meet my sis. and me. It was quite a day!!! The list of publications are on the web site. We have a lot of the books here at the Orlando library and I can look up something for you if you see a book that you think may have info for you, but don't want to pay $20.00 to find out. Really, though, they will pretty much tell you if your family is in there. They are that friendly and helpful. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: <GordonGTCustoms@aol.com> To: <GORDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 6:54 PM Subject: Re: Williamsburg SC Gordons > Hey Faye, The address is Three Rivers Historical Society > 414 N Main Street > Hemngway, SC 29554 > > Tonya >

We are looking for decendents of George Washington Gordon and wife Mary Elizabeth (Cameron) Gordon. b.1839. They left Choctaw County Miss. in 1874 and came to Montague County Texas, with Mary Elizabeth's brothers and sisters and familys. Thanks Rena

I am looking for information on a R. H. Gordon listed in the 1870 census as being from Scotland and living in Cleveland, Ohio. Geri

There are people subscribed to these mail lists who use the list to compile addresses for lists of their own. The e-mail may be "legitimate", however, whenever in doubt don't open any attachments or click on any hyperlink and delete it immediately from your system by emptying any trash that your program may have for deleted items. In addition, be sure that you have an anti-virus program installed on your system, run it daily and update it regularly and religiously. Better to be safe than sorry. Eileen Mesa, AZ Gama2Mac@aol.com wrote: > > Hello Gordons > > I got a private email that was titled "clan Gordon" > The email had nothing written in it, just a hyperlink for "clan Gordon" and > it was signed "ed gordon" > The email addy was EdyeNo1@aol.com > I am hesitant to check out this link as I have no idea who this man is or if > this is a legitimate link or an AOL password stealer or what. > Did anyone else receive this and it is legitimate? Or is this person on this > mailing list? > I value my computer too much to risk it on the unknown like this. > > Jo Hogle Shop online without a credit card http://www.rocketcash.com RocketCash, a NetZero subsidiary

In a message dated 1/28/01 1:15:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, Gama2Mac@aol.com writes: > I got a private email that was titled "clan Gordon" > The email had nothing written in it, just a hyperlink for "clan Gordon" and > it was signed "ed gordon" > The email addy was EdyeNo1@aol.com > I am hesitant to check out this link as I have no idea who this man is or > if > this is a legitimate link or an AOL password stealer or what. > Did anyone else receive this and it is legitimate? Or is this person on > this > mailing list? > Better safe than sorry, Jo. Never open unknown hyperlinks. If you place your cursor over the hyperlink without clicking on it, the url will be displayed. You can at least see where the link was going to take you. Try it with the link in my signature, and you'll see it leads to an AOL homepage. play it safe, and don't open anonymous links! John John Wesley Gordon Descendant of Alexander Gordon and Mary Lysson Researching Gordon and Maddox in York Co. Maine and So. NH <A HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/gordonsofmaine/myhomepage/heritage.html">Gordons Of Maine</A>

Usually, if an email address isn't legitimate, you will recieve a notice of non-delivery if mail is sent to the address. When I receive an unknown email containing a URL, I click reply and ask the person how they found my address. If it isn't a legitmate address, I get my mail back. Carol Don't let another child be hurt by ignorance. Educate yourself and your children about Tourette Syndrome. www.tsa-usa.org http://www.care2.com - Get your Free e-mail account that helps save Wildlife!

Hello Gordons I got a private email that was titled "clan Gordon" The email had nothing written in it, just a hyperlink for "clan Gordon" and it was signed "ed gordon" The email addy was EdyeNo1@aol.com I am hesitant to check out this link as I have no idea who this man is or if this is a legitimate link or an AOL password stealer or what. Did anyone else receive this and it is legitimate? Or is this person on this mailing list? I value my computer too much to risk it on the unknown like this. Jo Hogle

Using google.com I found this link: http://www.bydand.com/gordon1.html or click: <A HREF="http://www.bydand.com/gordon1.html">The Gordon Highlanders</A> John John Wesley Gordon Descendant of Alexander Gordon and Mary Lysson Researching Gordon and Maddox in York Co. Maine and So. NH <A HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/gordonsofmaine/myhomepage/heritage.html">Gordons Of Maine</A>