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Inverharrach
Invermarkie
Johnsleys
Kennertie
Kethocksmills
Kincraigie
Kindrocht
Kinernie
Kinmundy
Kinnoir
Knawen
Knock
Knockespock
Law
Leicheston
Lesmoir
Lord Stanmore
Lungar
Manar
Merdrum
Methlick
Minmore
Netherbuckie
Nethermuir
Newton
Noth
Oxhill
Park
Pethnick
Pitglassie
Pitlurg
Prony
Rothiemay
Sauchen
Savoch
Scotstown
Shelelagreen
Soccoth
Straloch
Tecmuirie
Terpersie
Tilliechowdie
Tillyangus
Tillytelt
Tulloch
Wellheads
Elizabeth Gordon, daughter of Sir Adam Gordon married Alexander Seton in 1408.
Abergeldie
Ardlogie
Auchdregny
Auchindown
Backies
Beldornie/Beldorney
Birkhall
Birsemoir/Birsemore
Bonty/Bonte/Buntie
Chappelton
Cluny
Coffurach
Corridoun
Cotton
Craibstone
Cromellat
Croughly
Delmore
Drummoy
Dukes of Gordon
Dukes of Richmond
Dunkinty
Earl of Aboyne
Earls of Sutherland
Gartay
Gight
Golspitur
Gordonstoun
Grandhom
Haffield
Letterfurie
Lord Byron
Marquis of Huntly
Myrieton
Orkney
Pittendreich
Ruthven
Sidderay
Sutherland
Tombae
Wardhouse "Spanish Gordons"
Cairnburrow
Cairness
Cairnfield
Cairnwhelp
Carnousie
Clunymore
Coclarachie
Coldstone
Collithie
Contlie
Coynachie
Crachullie
Cracullie
Craig
Crichi
Culdrain
Daach
Darley
Deskie
Dilspro
Dorlaithers
Drumbulg
Drumhead
Drumin
Drumwhindle
Drymes
Earl of Aberdeen
Earlston
Edinglassie
Farskane
Fechil
Fernachty
Fetterletter
Fulziemont
Glenbucket
Glengarrock
Gollachie
Haddo
Hallhead
Hilton
Sons of Sir John Gordon,
"Jock & Tam" left a tremendous legacy of Gordon Houses. They were first cousins with Elizabeth Gordon at right and were gr-grand nephews of Sir William Gordon at right.
Ardbroylach
Arloch
Armeallie
Armillan
Arradoul
Auchenhuif
Auchinreath
Auchinstink
Auchintou
Auchleuchries
Auchline
Auchmenzie
Auchmull
Auchoynany
Avochie
Bad
Badinscoth
Balbithan
Balmad
Balmuir
Balveny
Banchory
Barnes
Birkenburn
Blelack
Bochrom
Bogardie
Bonnyton (Ayr)
Botarie
Bourtie
Brackley
Braco
Buckie
Burnshaw
Buthlaw
Newly discovered Gordon Branches
These are newly identified Gordon branches and small groups of Gordon branches that have yet-to-be-classified.
HOUSE OF GORDON TREE
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The simplified family tree at left and below represents nearly 1,000 years of documented Gordon family history. Of the 150+ known branches of Gordon, there are at least 3 major branches of the Gordon family descending from Adam de Gordoun (b. 1035 in Normandy, France - d. 1093 in Northumberland, England). Many theories on different lines have been proposed over the centuries for Gordon lineages, and we are putting all of them to the test through this project. The DNA results presented in the following pages are ordered in accordance with the research works by Dr. Edward Gordon of Cairnfield and his predecessor Dr. J M Bulloch, as follows:
1. The Seton-Gordons (Highlands)
2. The "Jock & Tam" Gordons (Highlands)
3. Sir William Gordon (Lowlands)
4. Newly discovered Gordon branches
5. Yet to be classified Gordon branches
6 .Gordon Septs
7. Test kits in-processing
Branches of Gordons descending from Sir William Gordon (b. abt. 1294).
Achanachie
Airds
Auchendolloy
Auchenreoch
Balmaghie
Barnbarroch
Bar
Barharrow
Barnhead
Bristol
Burnshaw
Buittle
Cambellton
Carleton
Colquha
Crogo
Cullindoch
Craichlaw
Culvennan
Earlston
Gelston
Glenluce
Grange
Greenlaw
Hallheath
Holm
Kenmure
Kilsture
Kirkconnel
Lochinvar
Muirford
Penynghame
Wincombe Park
Troquhain
Whytpark
DNA projects for Septs of the House of Gordon. Septs may join the Gordon DNA Project, in addition to their own surname project.
Adam,
Adams, Adamson
Addie, Adie
Addison, Aiken
Aitchison, Atkin,
Atkins
Atkinson
Badenoch, Barrie
Connor
Connon
Craig
Cromb
Crombie
Cullen
Culane
Darg, Darge
Dorward
Duff
Durward
Eadie, Eddie,
Edie
Edison
Esslemont
Garden, Gardiner, Gardner
Garioch, Garrick,
Garroick
Geddes
Gerrie
Harrison
Huntley,
Huntly
Jessiman
Jopp, Jupp
Laing, Lang
Laurie, Lawrie
Leng, Ling
MacAdam
Mallett
Manteach
Marr
Maver
Meldrum
Mill, Mills,
Milles
Miln, Milne
Steel
Teal
Tod,
Todd
Troup
Yet-to-be-classified Gordon Branches
These Gordons are yet-to-be-classified into one of the major branches or into smaller groupings.
Sir Adam de Gordoun I
“Laird of Gordon” Berwickshire “1st of that Ilk” b. abt. 1035 – France, d. 1093 – Northumberland
Alicia and Adam
were third cousins
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