QUEEN, John ¹

   Another name for John was QUIN, John.²

  General Notes:

The 1851 census for Carluke in Lanarkshire recorded John Queen aged 1 year living with his family at Hunterfield. He had been born in Carluke in Scotland.

In 1861 John Quin was recorded living with his parents and brother in Cleland's Land in Waterloo village in the parish of Cambusnethan. He was 12 years old and was a scholar. He had been born in Carluke in Scotland. ^{1 2}

John married Cornelius HANAGIN, son of James HANAGIN and Susanna DOCHERTY.^{3 4 5} (Cornelius HANAGIN was born on 20 Aug 1866 in Eastwood, Renfrewshire, Glasgow ⁶.)

  Marriage Notes:

"He (George Gordon) married a daughter of John Gordon of Tilphoudie, who was second son of Adam Gordon of Aboyne and his wife Elizabeth, Countess of Sutherland, and by her had :

1. George, his successor (Rec. of Aboyne, pp. 42, 210).

2. Bessie (Temple's Fermartyn, p. 277)."

from Coclarachie

Note:

The Thanage of Fermartyn lists a daughter named Bessie for George Gordon 1st of Coclarachie and also for his son George, but offers no information about who they married. It appears to be the daughter, Bessie, of the younger George Gordon who married Lawrence Leith.




"Adam of Aboyne, who married the heiress of the Sutherland family, and Adam's daughter, Lady Helenor, married a George Gordon of Auchmalidy, apparently of the Auchmenzie family (see Rec. of Aboyne, p. 212), and got Tilphoudie for her portion, and her brother John, who resided at Tilphoudie, had a daughter who became the wife of George Gordon of Coclarachie. (See Rec. of Aboyne, p. 42.)"

from Gordons of Craig




He (John Gordon) had issue a daughter, married to George Gordon of Cochlarachie.

form Scots Peerage (vol 8)




"Sir Robert Gordon in his Earldom of Sutherland says that John of Tilphoudie, second son of Earl Adam, had a daughter who married George Gordon [second] of Cochlarachie, and the author of the Manuscript of 1580 gives the same account"

from Records of Aboyne ^{3 4 5 7 8}