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Marion Smith

Birth18 Dec 1856 - Stewarton, Ayr
Death30 Oct 1931 - Joggins Mines, Nova Scotia
MotherMarion McDowal
FatherRobert Smith

Born in Stewarton, Ayr on 18 Dec 1856 to Robert Smith and Marion McDowal. Marion Smith married James Gordon and had 13 children. She passed away on 30 Oct 1931 in Joggins Mines, Nova Scotia.

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Parents
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Robert Smith
1824 - 1902
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Marion Mcdowal
1831 - 1898
Spouse(s)
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James Gordon
1856 - 1941
Children Show all
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Janet Alexandria Smith Gordon
1891 - 1986
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John Smith Gordon
1884 - Unknown
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Samuel Smith Gordon
1895 - 1963
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Marion Gordon
1879 - 1932
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Hugh Gordon
1893 - 1945
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James Gordon
1877 - Unknown
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Mary Gordon
1886 - Unknown
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William J Gordon
1887 - 1971
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Robert Smith Gordon
1881 - 1916
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Selina M "Lena" Gordon
1900 - 1970
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Jeanie Smith Gordon
1896 - Unknown
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Agnes Gordon
1902 - Unknown
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Elvise Orr
1892 - Unknown

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