GORDON, William of Gight 2 3
- Born: About 1475
- Marriage (1): OGILVY, Janet 1 2 3
- Died: 9 September 1513, Battle of Flodden Field, Northumberland, England 2 3
Another name for William was GORDON, William of Schivas.1
User ID: B388.
General Notes:
"William (Gordon), who, in 1490, exchanged with his brother Adam the lands of Aboyne for those of Schivas."
from Scots Peerage (vol 4)
"On December 6, 1512, the king confirmed the charter by which William sold to Alexander Gray, burgess of Aberdeen, the lands of Newton of Schivas (Great Seal). This deal may explain the fact that Sir William was elected a burgess of Aberdeen in 1511-2, along with Robert Anthone, tailor (Miscellany of the New Spalding Club, p. 45). It shows that William was borrowing money and that the worthy burgess of Aberdeen had money to lend."
from Gight 2 3
William married Janet OGILVY, daughter of Sir Walter OGILVY of Auchlevyn and of Boyne and Margaret EDMONDSTONE.1 2 3 (Janet OGILVY was born about 1484.)
Marriage Notes:
"Jonet (Ogilvy), married to William Gordon of Schivas, third son of George, second Earl of Huntly. They had a son, George Gordon of Gight, ancestor of Lord Byron. Jonet had a lease from the Abbey of Arbroath of certain teinds in the parishes of Tarves
and Fyvie, 7 October 1526."
from Scots Peerage (vol 2)
"William (Gordon), who, in 1490, exchanged with his brother Adam the lands of Aboyne for those of Schivas. He was killed at Flodden, having married Janet Ogilvy, daughter of the Laird of Boyne, and was ancestor of the Gordons of Gight, from whom the famous Lord Byron descended."
from Scots Peerage (vol 4)
"He (William Gordon) married Janet Ogilvie (who was alive in 1511), daughter of the laird of Boyne ..."
from Gight 1 2 3
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