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GORDON, John 4th of Letterfourie
(About 1643-)
GORDON, Jean
(About 1667-1728)
DUNBAR, James 2nd Baronet of Durn, Sir
(About 1661-)
GORDON, James 5th of Letterfourie, Jacobite 1715
(About 1683-1748)
DUNBAR, Grizell
(About 1685-)
GORDON, Mary
(About 1716-1782)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. DUFF, John of Pitchaish

GORDON, Mary 1 2 3

  • Born: About 1716
  • Marriage (1): DUFF, John of Pitchaish on 21 August 1739 in Rathven parish, Banffshire, Scotland 1
  • Died: April 1782, Foggyloan, Auchintoul, Banffshire, Scotland 2

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  General Notes:

"1782
April
...Mrs. Mary Gordon, sister to Mr. James Gordon of Letterfourie and wife to Mr. John Duff died at Foggyloan near Auchintoul..."

from Autobiographical Notes 2


Mary married John DUFF of Pitchaish, son of Patrick DUFF of Craigienach, Factor to Grant of Ballintomb and Jean GORDON, on 21 August 1739 in Rathven parish, Banffshire, Scotland.1 (John DUFF of Pitchaish was born about 1714 and died in 1790 3.)


  Marriage Notes:

"DUFF
JOHN
MARY GORDON/FR547 (FR547)
21/08/1739
164 20 / 41
RATHVEN"

from Index of Marriages




"29 July 1739 John Duff of Craiginach? in Newtown of Alves and Mrs Mary Gordon Letterfuries daur were proclaimed in order to marriage & said marriage solemnized August 21st. [Vol.2 p.38] [Mary Gordon was the daughter of James Gordon of Letterfourie]."

from Rathven Marriages




"John Duff of Pitchaish had married, in 1739, Mary Gordon of Letterfourie.

'John Duff, son of Patrick of Craigienach, contracted matrimony with Mary Gordon, daughter of James Gordon of Letterfourie, 7 Aug. 1739.' (1Rose MSS., Advocates' Library, Aberdeen)

They had five sons and two daughters. The eldest. James, born 1741, Patrick, Robert, William, and John ; and two daughters, Margaret and Anne who appear to have died unmarried. According to Imlach's History of Banff they had a house in that town, and their brother Robert, who died in 1807, left annuities to both of £25 yearly. John, who lived till 1828, made his will in 1813, and left a legacy to Margaret only, Anne evidently being already dead. Margaret had died in 1822, and therefore did not benefit {Scots Magazine)."

from Book of the Duffs< 1 3

Sources


1 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Marriages.

2 Innes Review, 1967 The Autobiographical Notes of Bishop John Geddes by William James Anderson.

3 e-books, The Book of the Duffs vol. 2 compiled by A and H Tayler(1914).

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