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GORDON, George of 1st of Tilphoudie and Auchmenzie
(About 1510-1582)
GORDON, Helenor
(About 1512-)
FORBES, John 5th of Brux, 'the red laird'
(About 1525-)
FORBES, Anne
(About 1527-)
GORDON, Patrick 2nd of Tilphoudie and Auchmenzie
(About 1536-Before 1601)
FORBES, Margaret
(About 1547-)
GORDON, John 3rd of Tilphoudie and Auchmenzie
(About 1568-)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. CHEYNE, Bisse

GORDON, John 3rd of Tilphoudie and Auchmenzie 1

  • Born: About 1568
  • Marriage (1): CHEYNE, Bisse 1

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John married Bisse CHEYNE, daughter of John CHEYNE of Fortrie, then of Pitfichie, later of Arnage, Provost of Aberdeen and Jane COUTTS.1 (Bisse CHEYNE was baptised on 12 August 1574 in Saint Nicholas parish, Aberdeen, Scotland 2.)


  Marriage Notes:

"On 21st August 1601, there is Precept of Clare Constat by George, Marquis of Huntly, directed to John Gordon of Bonte, for infefting John Gordon of Auchmenzie, as nearest and lawful heir male of the late Patrick Gordon, his father, in the lands of Tilphoudie and Tillybreen holding of the granter and his predecessors. This Precept is dated at Bog of Gight, and the witnesses are : - John Gordon of Newton, John Gordon in Rhynie, Adam Duff, apparent of Torriesoul ; and James Anderson, notary (Aboyne Charter Chest).

Another Precept of Clare Constat, by the Marquis of Huntly, of date 23rd January 1602, for infefting said John in the lands of Dalwhing and Wratoun, is directed to Adam Gordon in Balnagown, and is dated from 'Tullochgoudye,' being witnessed by the parties above mentioned (Ibid.).

John of Tilphoudie was retoured as heir to his grandfather, George Gordon of Tilphoudie, in the lands of Little Folay in the parish of Fyvie, on 29th November 1610 (Inquis. Special Aberdeen). The following is Contract whereby, for the sum of 7000 merks, John Gordon of Tilphoudie renounced and surrendered the lands of Dalwhing and VVratoun to the Marquis of Huntly. He becomes bound to 'cause his spouse, Bessie Cheyne, to renounce her conjunct fee, liferent, or other rights belonging to her,' thus shewing of how little avail were parchment settlements in those days."


from Records of Aboyne 1

Sources


1 e-books, The Records of Aboyne 1230-1681 edited by Charles XI Marquis of Huntly (1894).

2 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Births and Baptisms.

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