William Gordon

Birth21 December 1679 - Methlick, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

Death30 Mar 1746 - Edinburgh, Midlothian, , Scotland

MotherAnne LOCKHART Gordon

FatherSir George GORDON van Haddo 1st Earl of Aberdeen Viscount Formartine Lord Haddo, Methic, Tarves & Kellie

Born in Methlick, Aberdeenshire, Scotland on 21 December 1679 to Sir George GORDON van Haddo 1st Earl of Aberdeen Viscount Formartine Lord Haddo, Methic, Tarves & Kellie and Anne LOCKHART Gordon. William Gordon married Susan Murray and had 6 children. He passed away on 30 Mar 1746 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, , Scotland.

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Parents

Sir George Gordon Van Haddo 1St Earl Of Aberdeen Viscount Formartine Lord Haddo, Methic, Tarves & Kellie
1637 - 1720

Anne Lockhart Gordon
1620 - 1707

Spouse(s)

Susan Murray
1699 - 1725

Mary Leslie
1692 - 1710

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Lady Catherine Morris
1718 - 1779

Hon. Sir Alexander (Sandy) Gordon, Lord Rockville
1739 - 1792

Sir George Gordon Aberdeen
1722 - 1801

Hon. William Gordon 2Nd Laird Of Fyvie Castle; Army General; 3Rd Earl Of Aberdeen; Equery To George Iii;
1736 - 1816

Susan Gordon
1719 - 1725

Lady Anne Gordon
1710 - 1770

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