Good information, Kathy. Thanks--Ethel.

Kathy, If I may be so forward as to ask but how did you get that information in such detail? I've been looking for just such a listing for my 4th great grandfather, William KEY. Fred Gordon in Texas Kathy wrote: > > Not my line, but thought I would pass along > ** > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 109 > > Mrs. Carolyn Bass Disbro. > DAR ID Number: 108518 > Born in Griffin, Ga. > Wife of William B. Disbro. > Descendant of Chapman Gordon, as follows: > 1. J. F. Bass (b. 1838) m. 1864 Caroline Gordon (b. 1844). > 2. James Harvey Gordon (1798-1874) m. 1818 Caroline Gwyn (1800-80). > 3. Chapman Gordon m. Charity King. > Chapman Gordon (1757-1813) served at King's Mountain with his brothers, > Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania, Va.; died in Wilkes > County, N. C. > Also No. 100952. > ** > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 8 > page 118 > > [p.118] Miss Julienne Carolyn Sneed. > DAR ID Number: 7355 > Born in Tennessee. > Descendant of Charles Gordon and of Chapman Gordon, of North Carolina. > Daughter of Dr. Nathaniel Macon Sneed and Virginia Law, his wife. > Granddaughter of Dr. John S. Law and Sarah Chapman Gordon, his wife. > Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife. > Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Charles Gordon and — Herndon, his wife. > Chapman Gordon fought at King's Mountain and served under Marion and Sumpter > in the Southern campaign. > Charles Gordon, 1781, served in the House of Commons. > Also No. 2905. > ** > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 29 > page 25 > > Mrs. Virginia Gordon Abercrombie Collins. > DAR ID Number: 28063 > Born in Russell county, Alabama. > Wife of Robert Smith Collins. > Descendant of Chapman Gordon. > Daughter of Charles Thomas Abercrombie and Virginia Gordon, his wife. > Granddaughter of Charles Pendleton Gordon and Barbara Gailbraith, his wife, > m. 1817. > [p.25] Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife, m. > 1786. > Chapman Gordon, (1757-95), served at King's Mountain with his older brothers > Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania, Va.; died in Wilkes > Co., N. C. > Also Nos. 2905, 7355, 18359, 23027. > ** > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 30 > page 118 > > Mrs. Mattie Gordon Landon. > DAR ID Number: 29322 > Born in Dalton, Georgia. > Wife of Charles H. Landon. > Descendant of Chapman Gordon. > Daughter of Charles Peyton Gordon and Maggie J. Manly, his wife. > [p.118] Granddaughter of James Harvey Gordon and Caroline McFadden Gwynn, > his wife. > Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife, m. 1786. > Chapman Gordon, (1757-95), served at King's Mountain with his older brothers > Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spotsylvania, Va.; died in Wilkes Co., > N. C. > Also Nos. 2905, 7555, 18359, 23027, 28063. > ** > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 70 > > Mrs. Rebecca Flournoy Hamburger. > DAR ID Number: 69810 > Born in Columbus, Ga. > Wife of George Swift Hamburger. > Descendant of Chapman Cordon, of North Carolina. > Daughter of John Flournoy (b. 1847) and Rebecca Epping (1852-73), his 1st > wife, m. 1869. > Granddaughter of John Manly Flournoy (1814-59) and Mary Ann Gordon > (1823-86), his wife, m. 1843. > Gr-granddaughter of Charles Pendleton Gordon (b. 1790) and Barbary Galbraith > (b. 1789), his wife, m. 1817. > Gr-gr-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Dorothy King (1763-1859), his > wife, m. 1786. > Chapman Gordon (1757-1813) served at King's Mountain with his older > brothers, Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania County, Va.; > died in Wilkes County, N. C. > Also No. 18359. > ** > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 19 > page 135 > > Mrs. Julia Sydney Abercrombie Wilkins. > DAR ID Number: 18359 > Born in Russel County, Alabama. > Wife of Grant Wilkins. > [p.135] Descendant of Charles Gordon and of Chapman Gordon, of North > Carolina. > Daughter of Charles Thomas Abercrombie and Virginia Gordon, his wife. > Granddaughter of Charles Pendleton Gordon and Barbara Gailbraith, his wife. > Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife. > Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Charles Gordon. > Charles Gordon was a member of the House of Commons of Wilkes county, 1781. > Also Nos. 2905, 7355. > Chapman Gordon, (1757-95), served at King's Mountain with his older brothers > Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania, Va., and died in Wilkes > Co., N. C. > **

Not my line, but thought I would pass along ** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 109 Mrs. Carolyn Bass Disbro. DAR ID Number: 108518 Born in Griffin, Ga. Wife of William B. Disbro. Descendant of Chapman Gordon, as follows: 1. J. F. Bass (b. 1838) m. 1864 Caroline Gordon (b. 1844). 2. James Harvey Gordon (1798-1874) m. 1818 Caroline Gwyn (1800-80). 3. Chapman Gordon m. Charity King. Chapman Gordon (1757-1813) served at King's Mountain with his brothers, Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania, Va.; died in Wilkes County, N. C. Also No. 100952. ** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 8 page 118 [p.118] Miss Julienne Carolyn Sneed. DAR ID Number: 7355 Born in Tennessee. Descendant of Charles Gordon and of Chapman Gordon, of North Carolina. Daughter of Dr. Nathaniel Macon Sneed and Virginia Law, his wife. Granddaughter of Dr. John S. Law and Sarah Chapman Gordon, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Charles Gordon and — Herndon, his wife. Chapman Gordon fought at King's Mountain and served under Marion and Sumpter in the Southern campaign. Charles Gordon, 1781, served in the House of Commons. Also No. 2905. ** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 29 page 25 Mrs. Virginia Gordon Abercrombie Collins. DAR ID Number: 28063 Born in Russell county, Alabama. Wife of Robert Smith Collins. Descendant of Chapman Gordon. Daughter of Charles Thomas Abercrombie and Virginia Gordon, his wife. Granddaughter of Charles Pendleton Gordon and Barbara Gailbraith, his wife, m. 1817. [p.25] Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife, m. 1786. Chapman Gordon, (1757-95), served at King's Mountain with his older brothers Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania, Va.; died in Wilkes Co., N. C. Also Nos. 2905, 7355, 18359, 23027. ** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 30 page 118 Mrs. Mattie Gordon Landon. DAR ID Number: 29322 Born in Dalton, Georgia. Wife of Charles H. Landon. Descendant of Chapman Gordon. Daughter of Charles Peyton Gordon and Maggie J. Manly, his wife. [p.118] Granddaughter of James Harvey Gordon and Caroline McFadden Gwynn, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife, m. 1786. Chapman Gordon, (1757-95), served at King's Mountain with his older brothers Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spotsylvania, Va.; died in Wilkes Co., N. C. Also Nos. 2905, 7555, 18359, 23027, 28063. ** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 70 Mrs. Rebecca Flournoy Hamburger. DAR ID Number: 69810 Born in Columbus, Ga. Wife of George Swift Hamburger. Descendant of Chapman Cordon, of North Carolina. Daughter of John Flournoy (b. 1847) and Rebecca Epping (1852-73), his 1st wife, m. 1869. Granddaughter of John Manly Flournoy (1814-59) and Mary Ann Gordon (1823-86), his wife, m. 1843. Gr-granddaughter of Charles Pendleton Gordon (b. 1790) and Barbary Galbraith (b. 1789), his wife, m. 1817. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Dorothy King (1763-1859), his wife, m. 1786. Chapman Gordon (1757-1813) served at King's Mountain with his older brothers, Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania County, Va.; died in Wilkes County, N. C. Also No. 18359. ** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 19 page 135 Mrs. Julia Sydney Abercrombie Wilkins. DAR ID Number: 18359 Born in Russel County, Alabama. Wife of Grant Wilkins. [p.135] Descendant of Charles Gordon and of Chapman Gordon, of North Carolina. Daughter of Charles Thomas Abercrombie and Virginia Gordon, his wife. Granddaughter of Charles Pendleton Gordon and Barbara Gailbraith, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Chapman Gordon and Charity King, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Charles Gordon. Charles Gordon was a member of the House of Commons of Wilkes county, 1781. Also Nos. 2905, 7355. Chapman Gordon, (1757-95), served at King's Mountain with his older brothers Nathaniel and Charles. He was born in Spottsylvania, Va., and died in Wilkes Co., N. C. **

tom i believe you mis understood me. frank gordon my grandfather was married twice 1st wife died and 2nd wife was buleah is the one that i come from. frank was never divorced as far as i have been able to find out. the children from buleah are lawrence, ruth, harvey and james. i do know of one son from the previous marriage that was a funeral director in oakmont pa. but to any other brothers or sisters i do not know but will talk to my aunt and get back to you as soon as i have anything to go on. my email address is [email protected] tim -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, May 27, 1999 1:27 PM Subject: Re: Samuel & John Gordon >Tim, > >I have had a very difficult time getting past Jown W Gordon in my searches. >Do you have any info on John's Parents, who you mentioned were possibly >devorced? Please include your e-mail address so we can discuss. Mine is >[email protected] > >Thanks > >Tom > >

tom i think you mis understood what i wrote my grandfather frank gordon was married twice 1st wife died 2nd wife was buleah of which i came from that line. i am not sure what the names of the children from the previous family arre but i am trying to find out. i do know that one of the brothers was a funeral director in oakmont pa. but do not know of any of the other brothers or sisters occupations or whereabouts. i will try to contact my aunt and mayble she will be able to shed some light on this. will be back in touch, as soon as i am able to talk with her. tim -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, May 27, 1999 1:27 PM Subject: Re: Samuel & John Gordon >Tim, > >I have had a very difficult time getting past Jown W Gordon in my searches. >Do you have any info on John's Parents, who you mentioned were possibly >devorced? Please include your e-mail address so we can discuss. Mine is >[email protected] > >Thanks > >Tom > >

Tim, I have had a very difficult time getting past Jown W Gordon in my searches. Do you have any info on John's Parents, who you mentioned were possibly devorced? Please include your e-mail address so we can discuss. Mine is [email protected] Thanks Tom

Janice, If you take a look at the House of Gordon website (in my signature), you find an outline chart on this Wright Gordon. On the homepage, scroll down to the chart, click on Gordon Genealogies. Then click on Georgia, then Lyndon C. Gordon. He is the compiler for this line. -- Joann Gordon, House of Gordon, USA (Clan Gordon) Genealogist House of Gordon Research: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5917/HOG.HTM> Gordon Genealogy Site: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5917/GORDON2.HTM> Wright Tidbits: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5917/Tidbits.htm> Perry County, AR Website: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3729/index.htm> Surnames: Gordon, McDuffie, Wright, Little, McDonald, McConnell, Rucker MR RAMON D MCGOUGH wrote: > Norm, my C/W soldier was Wright Gordon. Where was your Jonathan > Harvey Gordon from?? Janice

Sheila: I'm unsure. Have not had a chance to go back to Family History Center and look at census records for counties I think he might have come from. Have looked at some census records on-line and found Johns but I'm not sure. Have you found any? Pat

its possible that they are related but i have lost all contact with any part of the family other than those mentioned. i still have an aunt living that may add to the other family of frank gordon i will be in touch with her, but i am not sure or her knowledge of them. thanks again tim -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, May 14, 1999 7:32 PM Subject: Re: William John GORDON >I have some Gordon relatives around the Mckeey's Port area in Pittsburgh. >Does this sound like the area your family is in? > >Tom Gordon > >ps please send your family line in 1800's if you have. > >

it is very possible that john w gordon is related. my grandfather frank gordon was married twice the line i am from is frank - buleah 3 sons lawrence, harvey, james and one daughter ruth. i do know that one of the sons from the previous marriage owned a funeral home in oakmont, pa. a subburb of pittsburgh. and all of the sons were heavily into scouting and the order of the arrow. as i am just starting to look into my family history a story that my father told me years ago was that 4 brothers came over from scotland together on a ship aroung the 1650 to 1700. non of this have i been able to verify. thanks for any help you can give me thanks tim -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, May 19, 1999 6:31 AM Subject: Re: Samuel & John Gordon >I have a gg grandfather named John W Gordon. Born 1-5-1839, married to Ann >Louisa Hays 5-10-1844. John died 8-17-1910. They lived near pittsburgh PA. >Could this be a relative? > >Thanks, > >Tom Gordon > >

Pat, In what county in MS was your John H. Gordon living before he moved to Simpson County? Sheila

Janice J.H. was from Union CO NC. I think his father was Ismel a miller but don't know for sure. He died a few weeks after the war still a POW buried in NY. His son Davis was my ggrandfather.Davis was married and divorced and remarried at least once, I don't know how many children he had but some were born after my father. Very confusing, few details, and nobody wanted to say anything about family when I was growing up. Thanks Norm

Hi! Im not certain if I am in the right place, but I've followed every lead I can find. My story is this: My mother is 70 years old and would like to find her family in Belfast, Ireland. This is the information she passed on to me. My great-grandfather, Hugh Gordon, was born in County Down c. 1864-68. He married, but wife's name is unknown. They had several children, Hugh Jr., Jack, James, Elizabeth (my grandmother), Kate, Annie, Maggie and Eva. Elizabeth was born 1998. She was married and divorced to a McCullough, they had one daughter, Lillian, before she came to London, Ont. Canada in 1927 with the Red Cross. There she met and married my grandfather, Robert Cooper in 1928. My mother, Willa Kathleen, was born, Jan. 17, 1929. Kathleen married Gordon Smyth in 1948. They had six children, Sherry, Sharon, Danny, Jackie, Robert and Jean. Hugh Sr., Hugh Jr. and possibly Jack, lived at 100 Northumberland St., Belfast for many years. They all may have worked in the shipyards. Unknown if Hugh Jr. and Jack married. Kate married Thomas Henderson and had one known son, Victor. Thomas was an Member of Parliament for Ulster in 1958. He also ran for Alderman for Churchill Division, Ulster 1952. Annie married Frank Taylor. Children unknown. James married Violet and had two children, son Jimmy and daughter Sheila. Violet, Jimmy and Sheila were in London visiting sometime during the 1930's. Contact was lost in 1959 when Elizabeth died. Any information regarding these people would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time. Jackie Walpole

I found this in Ancestry.com hope it helps. *** 1790-1870 Alabama Census Index Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1860 GORDON ANDREW Monroe County AL 871 Burnt Corn Federal Population Schedule AL 1860 Federal Census Index AL01946518 *** Kathy in California -----Original Message----- From: JESSIE MAE SMITH <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 4:35 AM Subject: Andrew Jackson Gordon >Hello everybody I am Looking for Andrew Jackson Gordon, who married >Catherins Henderson in 1834 in Monroe Co., Al. Don't have any other info on >them. Thet are my gggrandparents. Anything will be of help. >Thanks Jessie >

Hello everybody I am Looking for Andrew Jackson Gordon, who married Catherins Henderson in 1834 in Monroe Co., Al. Don't have any other info on them. Thet are my gggrandparents. Anything will be of help. Thanks Jessie

Norm, my C/W soldier was Wright Gordon. Where was your Jonathan Harvey Gordon from?? Janice

Sheila, Please let me jump in here. Do you have any dates for these Gordons? Do you have any information about children? Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX [email protected] wrote: > > Norma, To whom was your Rosanna married to. Was Gordon her married name or > maiden name.There is a Rosanna Gordon who was married to John Gordon Jr. She > was his second wife. They lived in Copiah County, MS. Sheila

Ramon I have a Jonathan Harvey Gordon b about 1842. Died about two weeks after CW. Is this the same as yours? Thanks Norm Gordon

This is Ethel. I have a Roseanna Charbonneau who married Matthew E. Bushnell. They were the parents of Lucrettia Bushnell who married Thomas Jefferson Gordon abt. 1866 in St. Landry Parish, LA.

There has been a lot of recent discussion about Gordons who moved from colonial Virginia to South Carolina. To the best of my knowledge, there are 2 distinct lines here with no proven connection. 1. A recent posting included lots of info about Gordons from Spotsylvania County who moved to Spartanburg, Co, SC. The material posted included info tracing them back several generations to the 17th century in Accomack Co, VA. 2. The Gordon line laid out in Erminie Nothcutt Marshall's book: "Gordons of the Deep South". This line can be traced back to John Gordon (or Gording) who first appears in 1733 in Prince William County, VA (this is currently in Loudoun Co, near Leesburg). As far as I can tell. There is nothing in the recent postings tying these 2 lines together. Am I missing something? Following is info I posted once before about 6 months ago. It deals with the 2nd Gordon line mentioned above. One of the lines which deadends in the "Gordons of the Deep South" is Rutha Gordon who married William Gary and moved to the frontier in Bosque County, TX by 1852. This includes a little info on Govin Gordon, Sr. and Govin Gordon, Jr. -Joel Lane _________________________________________________ John Gordon Earliest known record (as John Gording) is a land purchase for 367 acres on Clerks Run, Truro Parish, Prince William County, VA on 27 January, 1733 (this is now in Loudoun Co.). Moved to SC from VA in 1749 receiving a Royal Grant from King George II of 450 acres in 1751. He lived in Northern Virginia in 1730's and 40's and died about 1756 in South Carolina. Ruth ______ born about 1719 married to John Gordon (marriage record not known) remarried to Abraham Anderson before 5 January, 1763 died about 1789 in South Carolina Children: Thomas, born c1735 in Prince William County, VA; John, Jr., born c1736 in Prince William County, VA, died 1808 in Newberry County, SC; Benjamin, born c1738 in Prince William County, VA; Ruth, born 14 August 1740 in Prince William County, VA, died 9 October, 1820 in Washington County, TN; William born c1742 in Fairfax County, VA, died 1782; Govin, born c1747 in Fairfax County, VA, died 1815 in Jones County, GA; George born 2 May 1752 in Berkeley County, SC, died 1832 in St. Helena Parish, LA. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Govin Gordon born c1747 in Fairfax County, VA. Died in Jones County, GA in 1815. Sarah ______ married to Govin Gordon (marriage record not known) Died in Greene County, AL on 9 August, 1835. Children: Govin born 1779 in Union County, SC, died after 1850 in Newton County, MS; Andrew; James; Rebecca; Violet (married someone named Chandler); Hannah Rutha (also *Ruthey* or *Ruth*) born 14 September 1791 in SC, died 6 April 1868 in Bosque County, TX, buried in Pool Cemetery. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ William Gary born 10 Feb 1790 in South Carolina. married Rutha Gordon 1810 in SC. In Georgia by 1816, Alabama by 1823. 1830 census - Perry Co., AL. 1840 census - Newton Co., MS. 1850 census - Rusk Co., TX. built cabin west of the Bosque in about 1852 and was the "upper settler on the Bosque" died 1855 in Bosque County, TX. Buried in Gary (Pool) cemetery Rutha Gordon born 14 September 1791 in South Carolina. married William Gary in 1810. Died 6 April 1868 in Bosque County, TX. 11 children: Elizabeth born 15 November, 1811 in SC, married Federick Thomas on 3 June 1830 in Perry County, Alabama, died 24 September 1848; James Henry born 19 May, 1813 in SC, married Nancy Murry 4 October, 1833 in Sumter County, Alabama; Isaac C. Born 1 November, 1816 in GA, married Susan E. McCurry on 12 April, 1849 in Rusk County, TX, married Mrs. M. J. Womack on 26 May 1885, died 27 May, 1897 in Ft. Chadbourne, Coke County, TX; Govy (Govin) Gordon born 13 June 1819 in GA, married Louisa McCurry 17 January, 1850 in Rusk County, TX, later married to Mary Jackson Carter, died 9 May 1869 in San Augustine County, TX, buried in Wood Cemetery; George Hamton born 29 April 1821, died 3 October, 1831; George Washington born 22 July 1823 in AL, died 8 November, 1858; Sarah Ann (Sally) born 18 December, 1825 in AL, died 22 August, 1881 in Bosque County, TX; Andrew Jackson born 25 May, 1828 in AL, married Belinda Dial 27 May, 1864 in Rusk County, TX, died 2 April, 1864; Rebecca born 11 September, 1831, died 3 July, 1836; Matthias Elmore born 10 August, 1832 in AL, married Rachel H. 25 December, 1867 in Bosque County, TX, died 6 July, 1903 in Tom Green County, TX; Adeline Minerva born 11 August, 1835 in AL, married John H. Robertson on 6 November, 1851 in Rusk County, TX, died 31 October, 1904 in Bosque County, TX. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Govy Gordon Gary born 13 June 1819 in Georgia. farmer, Confederate veteran. Took oath of amnesty, 1866, in San Augustine County. married Louisa McCurry 17 January, 1850 in Rusk County, TX; divorced 18 November, 1853 in McLennan County, TX. Received land grant in Bosque Co., 13 February, 1854. In spring of 1854, with two of his brothers, pursued band of Indians who had stolen horses and killed several, out of a group of 30-40, who were found hiding in a cave, the others got away. remarried to Mary. J. Carter died 9 May, 1869 in San Augustine County, buried in Wood Cemetery. Mary Ann Jackson Carter born March 29, 1829 in Tennessee. (Family lore says she was named for Andrew Jackson, who was just elected president) married Leonard C. Barnes 8 January, 1846 in Noxubee County, MS. married Govy Gary, early 1850's? (no known marriage record) married William H. Loggins 16 October, 1870 in San Augustine Co. 4 children (all born in Texas, probably all 4 children of Govy): Sarah Elizabeth born 15 August 1851; Ella Elvira (Sulie) born 17 August 1854; Isaac William born 31 August 1858; and Azrael born 10 May 1861. died March 1907 in San Augustine County, buried in Wood Cemetery.