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

[email protected] wrote: > > I am trying to find information on my great great grandfather Beverly GORDON. > He was born in 1815 (some census records say Tennessee and others say place > unknown). He married Elizabeth Russell in Maury County, TN on April 01, > 1837. He moved to Wayne County, TN. > > I am also looking for his children: James Gordon born 1838; Francis (Frank) > Marion Gordon born 1840 and married Cynthia Minerva McGee; M.L. > Gordon(female) born 1842; Charles Edward(Charley) Gordon born 1844 married > Betty Lloyd; William A. Gordon born 1846; David P. Gordon born 1847 married > 1. Lucy Ann Tackett 2. Narsisa Jane Webster; William Beverly Gordon born 1849 > married 1. Sarah Webster @. Mattie Steele Queen. Thomas L. Gordon born 1851; > Mary E. Gordon born 1855; Nancy D. Gordon born1856 married Joseph G. Warren; > John A. Gordon born 1858. > > I am also looking for my great grandfather's children by his first wife Lucy > Ann Tackett. William C. Gordon born 1868 and Mary E. Gordon born 1872. > > Mitzi Gordon Morgan Mitzi, We have also been looking for a Mary E. Gordon b: 1825 one census says she was born in Al and anothe says Tn. Our MAry married William Carol Best Dec 21 1845 Lawrence Co., Tn. Do you know anything about this Mary E. Gordon aparently there were several in the same area at the same time. Kay Best

Searching for information on Samuel and Barbara (or Gertrant) Gordon and son John. They were in Catawissa, PA probably 1760 or sooner until about 1805. Samuel died in Fairfield Co, Ohio about 1823. Catawissa was in Northumberland Co, PA which area is now Columbia County. Marilyn Gordon Jones [email protected]

I am trying to find information on my great great grandfather Beverly GORDON. He was born in 1815 (some census records say Tennessee and others say place unknown). He married Elizabeth Russell in Maury County, TN on April 01, 1837. He moved to Wayne County, TN. I am also looking for his children: James Gordon born 1838; Francis (Frank) Marion Gordon born 1840 and married Cynthia Minerva McGee; M.L. Gordon(female) born 1842; Charles Edward(Charley) Gordon born 1844 married Betty Lloyd; William A. Gordon born 1846; David P. Gordon born 1847 married 1. Lucy Ann Tackett 2. Narsisa Jane Webster; William Beverly Gordon born 1849 married 1. Sarah Webster @. Mattie Steele Queen. Thomas L. Gordon born 1851; Mary E. Gordon born 1855; Nancy D. Gordon born1856 married Joseph G. Warren; John A. Gordon born 1858. I am also looking for my great grandfather's children by his first wife Lucy Ann Tackett. William C. Gordon born 1868 and Mary E. Gordon born 1872. Mitzi Gordon Morgan

On 31 July 1840 Charles P. Gordon was assigned the north half of section 24, Twonship 16-N, Rance 28-E, St. Stephens Meridian, in Russell Co., Alabama. This land was originally the property of a Creek Indian. This information was found at: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/asp/patinfo.asp?AccessionNumber=AL5050__.270 A copy of the paper can be view at this site. At the top of the paper there is a note saying, "Pat. sent to [looks like] Jos. Bryan Oct 13, 1840." Charles Gordon, s/o Thomas Gordon and Mary Buffington, married Dorcas Bryan. Is the Charles P. Gordon of the patent this Charles Gordon? Does anyone know anything about his descendants? Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX

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.

Dear Margaret - You have found one - me. I am a descendant of Elizabeth Gordon, daughter of Thomas Gordon and Mary Buffington. How can I help you, though most likely it will be you that knows more than me. Kathleen Burnett -----Original Message----- From: Margaret McCleskey <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, May 13, 1999 5:06 PM Subject: Gordon brothers >In 1836 three brothers, Charles, James and Thomas Gordon moved to >Crawford Springs in Walker Co. from Gwinnett Co. These men were sons of >Thomas Gordon and Mary Buffington. I am looking for anyone who is >researching the descendants of any of these men. > >Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX >

I'm searching for a John GORDON also. Actually for his parents. My John is: John Davidson GORDON (Sr), b: July 10, 1885 in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, d: March 31, 1966 in Las Vegas, San Miguel, New Mexico. His father was a George GORDON. His mother was Elizabeth who died giving birth. JDG was apprenticed to a gardner at the Balmoral Castle and later immigrated with his older brother Robert. I believe they came first to St John, New Brunswick, Canada as he married a Lucy Emily CAMPBELL there on June 7, 1910. Their second child (Andrew Murray GORDON) was my Grandfather. Any information on George, Robert and/or Elizabeth would be appreciated. P.S. For any of you true Scotish GORDONs, please no jokes about him marrying a CAMPBELL.

In 1836 three brothers, Charles, James and Thomas Gordon moved to Crawford Springs in Walker Co. from Gwinnett Co. These men were sons of Thomas Gordon and Mary Buffington. I am looking for anyone who is researching the descendants of any of these men. Margaret McCleskey, Arlington, TX

thank you for your reply but i was interested in a frank gordon born in or around pittsburgh, pa. about 1860 - 1870 deceased 1950 - 1951 thanks for your promtness -----Original Message----- From: Donald Greene <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, May 13, 1999 11:30 AM Subject: Re: William John GORDON >I have a William J. Gordon born in 1855 in Morewood, Ontario. Perhaps this >is your William John Gordon, >or his father. His parents were Andrew Gordon, born in Ireland in 1803 and >Catherine Faulkner, born in >Ireland in 1826. They emegrated to Ontario in 1850. Andrew died on 23 Nov >1883. Their children were: > Christina, born in Ireland in 1850 > Mary Jane, born in Ontario in 1851 > Margaret Anne, born in Ontario in 1853 (my great-grandmother) > William J., born in Ontario in 1855 > Ogle(?), born in Ontario in 1859 > Catherine, born in Ontario in 1861 > Edith, born in Ontario in 1867 > >If anyone has information about Andrew Gordon, I would appreciate receiving >it. > >Donald Greene >[email protected] > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Russ Stirrett <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 12:59 AM >Subject: Re: John GORDON > > >> Hi, >> >> I'm sorry I don't really have any information for you but I am hoping >> that if you come across a William John Gordon born somewhere in Ontario, >> Canada who married a Margaret Jean Morton in your search could you >> please advise me. That would be my grandfather. I have very little >> information other than these two facts. >> >> Many Thanks >> >> Russ Stirrett >> Vancouver, BC Canada >> >> ______________________________ > > > >

I have a William J. Gordon born in 1855 in Morewood, Ontario. Perhaps this is your William John Gordon, or his father. His parents were Andrew Gordon, born in Ireland in 1803 and Catherine Faulkner, born in Ireland in 1826. They emegrated to Ontario in 1850. Andrew died on 23 Nov 1883. Their children were: Christina, born in Ireland in 1850 Mary Jane, born in Ontario in 1851 Margaret Anne, born in Ontario in 1853 (my great-grandmother) William J., born in Ontario in 1855 Ogle(?), born in Ontario in 1859 Catherine, born in Ontario in 1861 Edith, born in Ontario in 1867 If anyone has information about Andrew Gordon, I would appreciate receiving it. Donald Greene [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Russ Stirrett <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 12:59 AM Subject: Re: John GORDON > Hi, > > I'm sorry I don't really have any information for you but I am hoping > that if you come across a William John Gordon born somewhere in Ontario, > Canada who married a Margaret Jean Morton in your search could you > please advise me. That would be my grandfather. I have very little > information other than these two facts. > > Many Thanks > > Russ Stirrett > Vancouver, BC Canada > > ______________________________

In a message dated 05/12/1999 10:09:58 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << I am helping a friend who does not have a computer, he is John Gordon. He is looking for a connection to John Gordon, His G-Father, born in New Brunswick,Canada, B. 1838 D. 1910. He Married Helen Kern B. 1833 D. 1899 >> I am also looking for a John Gordon born in Canada in the early ;1800s. His wife's name was Elizabeth and they had one son that I know of: Joseph Henry Gordon b. Oct 6, 1837 in Canada East (exactly where that may be, I don't know). Would appreciate any info. Elaine Gordon Bugbee

HI. I am helping a friend who does not have a computer, he is John Gordon. He is looking for a connection to John Gordon, His G-Father, born in New Brunswick,Canada, B. 1838 D. 1910. He Married Helen Kern B. 1833 D. 1899 Thanks Ron Gordon.

Hi, I'm sorry I don't really have any information for you but I am hoping that if you come across a William John Gordon born somewhere in Ontario, Canada who married a Margaret Jean Morton in your search could you please advise me. That would be my grandfather. I have very little information other than these two facts. Many Thanks Russ Stirrett Vancouver, BC Canada

Sheila: Thank you for your help. Chuck Gordon

I was hoping that some kind person could help me out with my GORDON problem. I have JEAN GORDON marrying CHARLES GLASS in Birse Aberdeenshire in 1798. The 1851 census states that JEAN is from Glenmuick. When I checked the parish records, she is there, in fact two of them, six months apart - Does anyone what any ideas on identifying which line is the correct one? Sharon

Hello Mark---I don't have your David. Sheila

Chuck, I checked Gordons of the Deep South for your folks but don't have any connection. The area of NC which the Gordons first moved into was under a Royal Land Grant from George III. The land was disputed land and was finally ruled to actually be part of SC. Most of the families that moved decided to do so because of good land. They were, for the most part, planters. God bless, Sheila

Do you have the birthdate for the James G mentioned in you email? Bob