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American Gordon Families
The following data is extracted from Gordon Family Records.
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In the list of references, several volumes will be found covering the GORDON Families of America. Practically all of these works are copyrighted and for that reason the material found therein was not included in this volume.
All of the volumes mentioned will be found in the Library of Congress, most of them will be found in the Libraries of all Genealogical and Historical Societies, and some of them may be found in the Public Libraries of the large cities.
It is suggested in the introduction that the writer and his associates will be glad to co-operate with any members of the GORDON family who may be interested in gathering the necessary material for and publishing a Genealogy of the GORDON Families in the United States.
The Lancaster and Middlesex Family of Virginia Gordons,
"showing 20 fighting men."
(From J. M. Bulloch's "Gordons Under Arcs," Aberdeen, Scotland, .1913)
Alexander Gordon of Salterhill, Drainie, Morayshire
Rev. James Gordon, Minister of Comber, Co. Down
James Gordon, I, of Sheepbridge, Co. Down
James Gordon, II, of Sheepbridge (will proved 1753 )
Col. James (d. 1768)
Founded Lancaster Gordons
Col. of County
John
Founded Middlesex and Richmond Gordons
James
Colonel of
County
Nathaniel
1763-1820
John Newton
James
1826-95
John Newton
C. S. A.
Rev.
Edward Clifford
C. S. A.
John
1765-1842
James Harrison
War of 1812
John Willison
War of 1812
Smith Waddell
War of 1812
Arch. Madison
C. S. A.
James Willison
C. S. A.
Joseph Calvit
C. S. A.
Elizabeth
m. 1777
James
1759-99
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Wm. Fitzhugh
War 1812. Gen.
Wm. Fitzhugh
C. S. A.
George Loyall
C. S. A.
Charles Henry
C. S. A.
John Churchill
C. S. A.
Alex Tazewell
C. S. A.
Mason
C. S. A.
Churchill
Navy, 1781
John Harrison
d. 1863
Albert Spark
C. S. A.
Churchill Grasty
C. S. A.
John Gaskins
C. S. A.
NOTE: -- C. S. A. means "served in Confederate States Army, 1861-65."
Source: Gordon Family Records
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