GORDON, George in Bogencloch (Rhynie) ^{1 2 3 4 5}

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George married Janet GORDON (1st wife), daughter of Patrick GORDON of Cults and Unknown.¹ (Janet GORDON (1st wife) was born about 1743.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Patrick (Gordon of Cults), whose daughter married as his first wife George Gordon in Bogencloch. She is described (by Mrs. Wilson) as a daughter of the 'wid laird of Cults'. She had a daughter, Janet, who married James Wilson, Netherton."

from Newton ¹

George next married Janet GORDON (2nd wife), daughter of James GORDON in Old Merdrum, progenitor of Gordons of the Knoll and Jean GORDON, on 9 February 1773 in Rhynie parish, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.^{1 2} (Janet GORDON (2nd wife) was born about 1753 and died on 11 March 1806.)

  Marriage Notes:

"GORDON
GEORGE
JANET GORDON/
09/02/1773
237/A 10 239
Rhynie and Essie"

from Index of Marriages




"George (Gordon) in Bogencloch married as his second wife Janet Gordon (first cousin of his first wife), the daughter of James Gordon in Old Merdrum (who had married Jean, daughter of William Gordon of Newseat)."

from Newton



"Janet (Gordon) (by the second marriage). She married as his second wife, February 9, 1773, George Gordon in Bogencloch, Rhynie, afterwards in Dunscroft, Gartly (buried July 7, 1799, aged sixty-three), whose first wife was a daughter of 'the wid laird of Cults, Patrick (?) Gordon, son of William Gordon of Newseat' see Newton deduction). Janet died March 11, 1806. George Gordon in Bogencloch is stated by Mrs. Wilson to have been the son of John Gordon in Drumfergue. At any rate, George in Bogencloch and John Strachan in Fingask were found by the J. P. Court of Aberdeen, August, 19, 1763, to have brought in adulterated meal to sell. The J. P. Court confiscated the meal and advertised the fact, ordaining that the sentence was to be 'publicly read before the Latrons of both churches on Sunday next' Aberdeen Journal, August 22, 1763)."

from The Gordons in Haddoch ^{1 2 5}