In a message dated 7/1/99 1:20:36 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > > Yep.....I can't even get back to Scotland. Count your blessings. I can't get out of Jackson Co., TN. Joyce

Ric wrote: > > Yep.....I can't even get back to Scotland. > HA! I can't get out of Virginia/Kentucky!! Rose

Terri - - I have a Clarence Lyman GORDON b. 25 Nov 1863 in Iowa who was living in Washington state around 1883. That is about all I have going forward with him but I can go back (before he was born). Cheryl SCHOCKEY LEWIS Colorado Springs, CO [email protected] >I would like to know where my GORDON's came from prior to living in San >Jose, Santa Clara County, California. They lived in CA from 1860's on. >Some dispursed to Los Angeles, CA and Tacoma, Washington. If this is an >area of interest to someone PLEASE contact me. Thanks. Terri Gordon, >Redmond, Washington

pardon ? Far North Queensland Australia Gordon/McMillan/Blinco/ Luck/Stanley in Queensland -----Original Message----- From: Denise L. Schmigelski <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, July 01, 1999 2:32 PM Subject: unsubscribe >remove from list >

Sherri Gordon, Have you tried to get a death certificate or social security information? Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX sherri gordon wrote: > > Fred Gordon, > > I have only a little info on my father's family. Unfortunatly when I was > four my parents were divorced and I had no contact from him for almost 30 > years. I finally got to meet him in August 1998 and he had a massive heart > attack in September 1998. I was not able to get a lot of info form him. But > here is what I have: > > Freeman James Wood -- Kingston,NY (my Father) > Amity Wood---Myra(Buley?) Wood (his Parents) > Amity Jr., John, Samuel --- his brother's > Helen --- his sister (died at a young age) > His parents and siblings have passed away and the family still left in > Kingston will not give me any info. Thats all I have right now. I am > currently waiting on my father's military record. > Hope this helps, > Sherri (Wood) Gordon > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Ric <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 1:45 PM > Subject: Re: James Gordon > > > Sherri, > > I couldn't help but notice your maiden name (WOOD). Do you have your > > lineage? > > > > Fred Gordon > > in Texas > > > > > > > > sherri gordon wrote: > > > > > > I AM RESEARCHING MY HUSBANDS FAMILY. ONLY NOW I HAVE RUN INTO A > WALL. SO FAR THE ONLY INFORMATION I HAVE: > > > > > > 1. PERRY EDWARD GORDON BORN JOPLIN,MO ABOUT 1900 OR 1901. > > > 2. PERRY'S FATHER(JAMES GORDON) WAS A RAILROAD WORKER AND MOVED HIS > FAMILY TO PITTSBURG AND ERIE,KS. HE WAS KILLED IN A RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN > 1903 OR 1904. > > > 3. THE COUNTY(JASPER) COURTHOUSE IN JOPLIN, MO UNFORTUNATLY HAD A > FIRE SOME YEARS BACK AND LOST MOST OF THE RECORDS. > > > > > > IF ANYONE HAS ANY INFO IT WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATED. > > > ITS LIKE THE ROAD DEAD ENDS IN JOPLIN. > > > > > > THANKS > > > SHERRI (WOOD) GORDON > > > D) GORDON > >

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Yep.....I can't even get back to Scotland. mike wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Ric <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 10:02 AM > Subject: Re: Alexander Gordon > > > Yep, but somewhere back in time I'd almost bet that all GORDONs are kin. > > > > > > "Ethel S." wrote: > > > > > > Karen, why put an ad if you don't want responses. We are all here to > help > > > each other. The Gordons migrated all over America, and many of us are > having > > > difficulty tying our lines together. Ethel > Amen to the comment that all Gordons are related.I also agree that we're > having difficulty tracing the lines back to a common ancestor. > Mike

I'd be glad to get past my gramps His dad was a fishy character can't get anywhere Lisa

----- Original Message ----- From: Ric <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 10:02 AM Subject: Re: Alexander Gordon > Yep, but somewhere back in time I'd almost bet that all GORDONs are kin. > > > "Ethel S." wrote: > > > > Karen, why put an ad if you don't want responses. We are all here to help > > each other. The Gordons migrated all over America, and many of us are having > > difficulty tying our lines together. Ethel Amen to the comment that all Gordons are related.I also agree that we're having difficulty tracing the lines back to a common ancestor. Mike

Yep, but somewhere back in time I'd almost bet that all GORDONs are kin. "Ethel S." wrote: > > Karen, why put an ad if you don't want responses. We are all here to help > each other. The Gordons migrated all over America, and many of us are having > difficulty tying our lines together. Ethel.

Hi I am looking for information on George C. Gordon b. 1841 in Ky Parents listed from Tenn. I do not know what the C. stands for could it be Cornelius? Do you have any George in your line? I have some unusual names as well. Orvie, Ola, most of the men have George in there name as a second name. Family stories refer to George as George "Stonewall" Gordon, but have not found him in the Civil war either? Thanks, LaNelda [email protected] wrote: > Hello > > We do not have common Gordons. Mine start with Cornelius Gordon b. 1781 in > Londonderry, Ireland. > > He came to USA in 1803. All of his children and thier chidren live in USA.. > Sorry. > Karen Gordon > Portland, Oregon

Looking for Gordons in ohio Ake Worley Gordon James Worley Gordon Worley A. Gordon Catherine Hersteine Gordon None of these seem to be connecting with yours. All that I have are from Carroll County Ohio

Does anyone know anything further about this James Gordon? James GORDON was one of the first settlers in Walker county. At an early day he built the mills on west Chickamauge then known as GORDON's and since known as LEE's mill. GORDON was a man of considerable force of character and in 1849 was elected Representative from Walker County. His sons were Thomas M.[,] William, Clark and Cicero GORDON. Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX

Does anyone know anything about this Dr. G.G. Gordon. James HUNT, J.H. THEDFORD and Dr. A.Q. SIMMONS were among the earliest settlers on West Chickamauga. HUNT married a sister of Dr. G.G. GORDON and was elected Sheriff of Walker County for two terms. J.H. THEDFORD married a daughter of Dr. A.Q. SIMMONS. Dr. SIMMONS was owner and proprietor of the SIMMONS Liver Medicine. Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX

Karen, why put an ad if you don't want responses. We are all here to help each other. The Gordons migrated all over America, and many of us are having difficulty tying our lines together. Ethel.

Dear Fellow Researchers, I am looking to find my ancestry in the Gordon line. I know the following. His name was John Gordon he immigrated here ffrom Ireland Probably born around 1860.s immigrtaed probably 1880,s . settled in Hells Kitchen area of NYC. Married Sadie Shwartz wwho was of dutch extraction . Worked at the N.Y.Times newspaper. Started the Mailers union at that paper. Had a son james who was my grandfather his son robert was my father. aanybody with common threads or leads please respond . Robert Gordon bert Gordon

I am looking for a Colin Gordon but in Queensland Australia born around 1910 was in the UK in the RAAF during the 2nd World War. I don't have any other information. Could he be part of the line you are from? Judith Kinder Colin Gordon wrote: > How far back to you have information Alex? My family came from Pitsligo > Parish in Aberdeenshire. Alexander and William were very common names in > my family ( and other familys as well!). > > Colin Gordon > > gordona wrote: > > > My name is Alexander Gordon and I live in London. I was born on 30th > > May 1948. My father's name was William Gordon and he was born in > > Glasgow in Scotland in 1919 on Nov. 6th. My mother's name was mary > > miller and she was born in Glasgow on Oct. 2nd 1915. > > > > My father's father's name was Alex ander Gordon and he was born > > around 1880. He was a carter by profession and died at the age of 48. > > Has anyone come across this branch of the family, or do I need more > > details?

----- Original Message ----- From: gordona <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 1:19 AM Subject: My ancestors > My name is Alexander Gordon and I live in London. I was born on 30th > May 1948. My father's name was William Gordon and he was born in > Glasgow in Scotland in 1919 on Nov. 6th. My mother's name was mary > miller and she was born in Glasgow on Oct. 2nd 1915. > > My father's father's name was Alex ander Gordon and he was born > around 1880. He was a carter by profession and died at the age of 48. > Has anyone come across this branch of the family, or do I need more > details? > >Hi Do you know if Alexander Gordon was also born in Glasgow or did he like so many others, come down from the Highlands to work in the city? If there is any chance that he came originally from Sutherland please contact [email protected] - I have an extensive database on Gordons from Sutherland. Best wishes Christine

Please, everyone. There are no Scotish persons or Alexanders or any migration south of Penn. in my Gordon line. The line begins with Cornelius Gordon 1781-1861. Try the LDs site and follow it down. Thank you Karen Gordon Portland, Oregon