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1. Re: Thomas Gordon SC>GA>CA [1]
I am going to highlight additional information as that may be easier than trying to pinpoint the line. I got this info from the Ellen Payne Odom Library in Moultrie Ga. Compiler is Elizabeth Gordon 118 lake Richardson Dr. Ft. Valley GA 31030 e-mail EGo6612876@aolcom (that is for sure an old addy) There is no date when info was submitted. This is not my line, I am posting this for others use. Janice RAMON MCGOUGH wrote: This is not my line, but thought I would clean out
2. Illinois Gordon's [1]
Is anyone working on Gordon's from Illinois? I have Daniel Cornelius Gordon whom married Anna Pieternella Zeeveld. His brother was Robert Abraham Gordon whom married first Minnie Van Norden and second Bertha Dienema/Diehema. Can anyone help me with this family? Thanks, Teresa Gordon tabernathy-gordon@msn.com
3. Gordons from VA to NC [1]
Have some info from Historical Southern Families on George Gordon that was in Nansemond Co. Va as early as 1654. His descendants migrated to Gates and Perquimanns Co. NC prior to 1698. John Gordon ca 1680-1754 is first of any definte record. This family is related to the Norfleet family. John Gordon and wife had issue: George Gordon Elizabeth Gordon m. Marmaduke Norfleet of Perquimanns and Northampton Co.s NC Mary Gordon m. Jmaes Norfleet bro. of Marmaduke (not authenticated) John Gordon 1720-1793
4. Re: L.D. Gordon [1]
In a message dated 6/21/2003 7:34:29 AM Eastern Daylight Time, DLGMC@aol.com writes: > Sorry Dianna, but my great grandfather Lindsay David Gordon was born in Davidson Co., NC in 1834, he married Elizabeth Floyd in 1856, had 2 sons Noah Washington and Lindsay Key both born Davidson Co., NC. He was a Civil War Vet. 1861 to 1865 He died in Forsyth Co., NC in 1908, and is buried in Winston-Salem, Forsyth Co., NC with Elizabeth and both sons. What I can not find is his FATHER and MOTHER, sure cou
5. E.M. Gordon in MS [1]
Looking for info on E. M. Gordon (maybe Elkanah), b. 31 Dec. 1847 in SC; d. 1 Jul 1878. He is buried in Blackwater Baptist Cem. in Kemper Co., MS. His wife is Annie Eliz., b. 15 Dec. 1848; d. 5 Jun 1941. They married in Oct. 1868 in MS. She may have been know as Mittie. If that is true then Mit is listed on the 1880 Kemper Co., census. She is widowed and show with: Tishia Gordon- daug. age 12 Lanar Gordon- daug. age 10 - perhaps Lena? Franklin Gordon-son age 5 Martha Gordon- daug age 2 Lena m.
6. Thomas Gordon [1]
This is my husband line. You said you had more? We would be very interested. Thank you, Elizabeth Gordon
7. Re: Illinois Gordon's [1]
I have Gordon's living in Vermilion County, IL Samuel Lewis (or Lewis Samuel) Gordon had several sons William & John are the only two I know of....he had also one daughter Daisy. William McKinley Gordon married twice first wife - ? Margaret McDuffy son Wm. Jr. second wife-Orlis Louella Parsons Gordon William and Orlis had 6 children. Elsie M., Virginia R. , Orlis L., Flora J., Dorothy Joanne, William Gordon III.
8. Re: SC Gordons [1]
Hi , Have a look at my web site about the Gordons in Tyrone/Donegal,Ireland. The URL is http://geo.gordon.users.btopenworld.com Regards George
9. TN>MO Gordons [1]
Dear TN and MO Gordons, I am going through my files and posting info to the list that may be useful to others. This is not my line, but hope to help others make contact. I have about 4 pages of a Cross? family history book. The Gordons listed in here are from John Gordon m. Mary Cross. Children were all b. in TN, earlier ones in Nashville, later ones in "Gordons Ferry" Hickman Co. TN 1. John Gordon 1795-1846 d. MO, New Madrid m. Polly Compton 2. Fielding Lewis Gordon 1797-1835 d. St. Louis MO m Le
10. L.D. Gordon [1]
I have an L.D. Gordon listed in the 1850 census for Murray County, Georgia. He is 30, was born in North Carolina and his wife Elisabeth is 29 (born in Tennessee). Their children are: John W. (6), Joshua (5), Rebecca E. (4), William P. (1). Do you have any information on this family. Evidently, Elisabeth dies sometime later than 1850, and he marries a Majory Terry. I will be willing to share what little information I have on this family. Dianna
11. SC Gordons [1]
I am very interested in the following family. 1. William Gordon 1737-1790 b. Ireland m. Sarah Church b. 1741 in Ireland. Children: 2. Samuel 1761-1835 b. Derry? Ireland + Nancy Burnside 1765- ? b. Ireland 3. Willliam James Gordon 1787-1847 b. York or Chester Dist. SC + Leah Wilson 1793-1878 b. SC 3. Samuel Gordon 1789-1850 b. SC + Jean Wilson 1799-1845 b. SC 2. Aaron Gordon 1765-1850 b. Derry, Ireland + Nancy Sproul 1763-1840 b. Antrim, Ireland 3. William Gordon 1790-1861 b. Derry, Ireland + Margaret
12. 1930 Census Index--HELP! [1]
Hello Fello Gordon Researchers, I am at my absolute wits end and need help, ideas, and/or encouragement trying to find my grandfather in the Ancestry.com 1930 census index. I tried every perterbation of his name, age, birthplace, and residence I could possibly think of. I've been at this probably 100+ hours ever since the index came out on the Internet. I'll list his data below, plus some circumstances of where I think he may have been living. I would be willing to PAY if someone could find him f
13. Jonathan & Samuel Gordon DEL SC KY [1]
I had a response to one of my postings that thought would be of great interest to some of our researchers. Linda Pointer's e-mail is lpointer@columbus.rr.com if you need to contact her regarding the posting. This is very valuable information for someone. She especially is interested in Samuel Gordon bro. of Nancy Gordon who moved from the Carolinas to Todd Co. Ky. If anyone has any info, please contact her. Janice, I caught your message regarding DNA on the Gordons. The messageincluded a n
14. Re: Thomas Gordon [1]
Janice, I would like to know more about Thomas Gordon who died in Culloden, GA. From the information in Erminie Marshall's book, Gordon's of the Deep South, it appears that the date of this Thomas' birth would "fit" as Thomas being the son of Benjamin Gordon and his first wife, Mary ? Gordon. The data in Erminie's book states that Benjamin and Mary moved from SC to Upson Co, GA. The will of Jesse G. Gordon, signed April 25.1847 probated Sept. 27, 1847, Greene Co.,AL"Wills all to his wife Dorcas, durin
15. Re: SC Gordons [1]
There is an error in the book by George Leland Summers; Ruth Gordon, daughter of Major Thomas and Elizabeth Gordon DID NOT marry Thomas O'Mearon---she married Samuel Otterson. Ruth and Samuel Otterson left SC and moved to Green Co., AL. They had twelve children. Ruth Gordon Otterson died before 1837 and Major Samuel P. Otterson died Sept. 11.1837. His will is in Will Book B. Page 199 Greene Co., AL. singed May 2.1837, probated Jan 8,1838-----names all of the children. I have never seen proof of the
16. isaac gordon [1]
JOHN GORDON franklin co nc ca 1750 son ISAAC GORDON same place 1754 gson ISAAC GORDON mecklinburg co sc around 1798 moved to pickens co ala. ca 1834 family moved to calhoun co ms ca 1845 ISAAC'S wife died around the same time shortly after the birth of gg son ISAAC G. i have found the ggson and family in ms census records for 1850 onward to 1900 then in texas and okla. the grdson together with his son ISAAC G in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 census of miss. my brickwall is JOHN GORDON of franklin co nc ha
17. PA Gordons [1]
There were several different Gordons in South Western PA in Mercer, Lawrence, Beaver, Butler, Allegheny & Washington Counties. Here are my Gordons. Jennie Berryhill Gordon (my G-Grandmother) 1/1/1878 Pittsburgh-12/30/1965 McDonald, OH Parents of Jennie: Hamilton Gordon (in civil war) 3/1834 Pittsburgh, 4/6/1904 Pittsburgh Margret Doak 1838 Pittsburgh, 12/20/1890 Braddock, PA Other Children: Lizzie, Maggie E., Samuel, John A., Charley H., Katie J., Joseph, Sadie, Albert, Harry Parents of Hamilto
18. Re: Gordons NC/SC/TX/Response [1]
According to verbal history of my Gordon's it is both mixed and unconnected by any verification. First: It is believed that the original migrant to America was a George Gordon who shipped to America from Ireland, along with his pregnant wife and two sons: Alexander and Adam. His third son was born on board ship while crossing to America in 1697. Second: Alexander Gordon and his wife Sarah Clark migrated west from Pennsylvania through the Cumberland Valley to Ohio, then they migrated to Indiana short
19. Pierre "Peter" Gordon Canada>New York [1]
I am looking for info on Peter Gordon B: ard 1824 Canada. I am guessing around Quebec. His wife was Marie "Mary" Grandbois They had a son Simon/e or Seymour Gordon who was born ard 1851 in Black Brook Clinton cty. NY. He married Josephine Boudria any help would be will appreciated.. Thanks!
20. Gordon [1]
The following is a copy of research done by Miss Olive Andrea for Erminie Marshall. Eli Gordon Will sg. 25 March 1838 pr. 18 Oct. 1847 WPA will copy in the SC Archives Columbia 1, SC Eli Gordon Sr. Names in his will Rebecca Gordon...Wife Children: Thomas Gordon...son Valentine Gordon...son Mary C. Lyles...daughter Abraham Gordon...son and Ex. Elizabeth Sims...daughter Eli Gordon Jr. ...son and Ex. Rebecca Gordon...daughter Witnesses; David Caldwell P.W. Chick James L. Kenner Comments by Andrea: By a
21. Re: "Gordon's of the Deep South" [1]
Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2003 18:22:25 -0400 From: Gesslr@aol.com To: GORDON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: BOOK Help! I am searching for two copies of cousin Erminie Marshall's book "Gordon's of the Deep South." Could anyone tell me where I might find a source? Sheila ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 4 message/rfc822 Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2003 18:22:43 -0400 From: Gesslr@aol.com To: GORDON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Gordon The following is a copy of info sent from Miss Olive Andrea to the late Erminie Marsh
22. SC Gordons [1]
Dear SC Gordons, This is not my line. I am posting to try to help others that may be researching SC Gordons. We have several SC Gordons that are participating in the Gordon DNA testing. Many of the more established researchers don't realize how much it will benefit the whole group is we have testers who are sure of their lineage to participate. It gives the other SC Gordons a standard to test against. It will give you many contacts with family members that are certainly related to you. It can a
23. Gordons NC/SC/TX [1]
Have some info on Gordons of Anson Co. taken from a history book on Anson Co. First Gordons came to PA as indentured servants from Scotland then came to NC. Ancestors of James Dixon Gordon are buried on Gordon's Mtn. James Gordon 1780-1856 presumed to be son of Alexander Gordon. Plura Gordon 1774-1864 and 3 bros. Dixon P. Gordon 1821-1846, J. Gordon 1806-1822 and Hampton w, Gordon 1810-1856 with wife Harriet F. Gordon 1818-1883 James Dixon Gordon s/o of Dixon P. Gordon and Zilphia Ann Sellers Gor
24. Gordon DNA update [1]
Hello Gordon researchers, I have several things to tell you about. I have made some changes to the website at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gordondna They are mainly on the testing results page. I wanted to show the oldest documented ancestor as well as the test kit number on this page. It took me a while, but finally figured out how to do it. I like it much better now. I think it is easier for people who are visiting our page to see who we are testing for and they can determine
25. PA Gordons [1]
Dear PA Gordons, This is not my line of Gordons. I am posting to the list in the interest of helping other people on their families. We have several Gordon families that are DNA testing from PA. and would like to have a tester that is from this line. Many of the more established researchers don't realize that their testing is crucial to the integrity of the database. It gives the other PA Gordons a standard to test against. It will also give you a broader database and enable you to contact pe
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