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Jordon (John) Gordon

Birth1770 - King George, King George, Virginia, United States
DeathBef. Feb 1848 - Washington, Kentucky, USA
MotherSarah Owens
FatherHugh Gordon

Born in King George, King George, Virginia, United States on 1770 to Hugh Gordon and Sarah Owens. Jordon (John) Gordon married Celia Downs and had 10 children. He passed away on Bef. Feb 1848 in Washington, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Hugh Gordon
1733 - 1836
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Sarah Owens
1749 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Celia Downs
1782 - 1854
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Lydia Ann Gordon
1818 - 1860
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Lucinda Gorden (Gordon)
1815 - 1889
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Sarah Gordon
1806 - 1880
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Malinda Gordon
1802 - 1871
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Joel W Gordon
1810 - 1877
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Lydia Ann Gordon
1818 - 1858
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Johnson Gorden (Gordon)
1823 - 1857
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Elizabeth Gordon
1827 - 1880
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Perline (Paulina) Gordon
1821 - 1850
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Mary Gordon
1807 - 1857

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