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GORDON, James of Letterfourie, Admiral of the Scots Fleet
(About 1485-)
BUTTER, Jannet
(About 1510-)
INNES, James 3rd of Drainie
(About 1517-1572)
GORDON, Katharine
(About 1532-)
GORDON, Patrick 2nd of Letterfourie
(About 1540-1606)
INNES, Helen
(About 1560-After 1608)
GORDON, John of Cuffurach
(About 1585-)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. HARPER, Janet

GORDON, John of Cuffurach 1

  • Born: About 1585
  • Marriage (1): HARPER, Janet 1

   Other names for John were GORDON, John of Coharroche,2 GORDON, John in Cochurrach,2 GORDON, John of Coharrach,2 GORDON, John of Cohorrache 2 and GORDON, John of Cuffurach.3

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  General Notes:

"2. John Gordon of Cuffurach (ibid.) The Balbithan MS. says he married James Harper's daughter, and 'has succession' (which I have quite failed to trace). He is referred to in the following data:

1624, August 24. John Gordon 'in Cochurrach' was a recusant (Cramond's 'Church of Ordiquhill').

1630, January 14. John Gordon 'of Coharrach' was ordered to be excommunicated for Popery and nonconformity. He declined to conform, and was stated, on June 1, 1630, to be at Berwick ('Privy Council Register').

1630, Dec. 23.John Gordon of Cohorrache, and his wife Janet Harper, were ordered to go into ward at Blackness Castle within 15 days. They had already been excommunicated for non-conformity: had been sent up to the Council by Lord Gordon (June and July, 1630), and promised either to conform or leave the country. But they had returned to their houses and scandalous life ('Privy Council Register').

1631, March 11. Execution by James Thome, messenger, against John Gordon of Coharroche, and Janet Harper, his spouse, for delivery of his houses and entering himself in ward in the Castle of Blackness.

1651, Oct. 7. It was reported to the Synod of Moray that Janet Harper, 'goodwyff of Cofurrow,' a suspended Papist, had given satisfaction (Cramond's 'Synod of Moray,' p. 112).

from The Gordons of Cairnfield

  Research Notes:

CUFFURACH

Cuffurach is situated about midway between Port Gordon and Braes of Enzie in the modern Moray, Scotland.

"Mains Of Cuffurach
Copyright and database right 2011. All rights reserved. Ordnance Survey Licence number 100020548.
Alternative Names Cuffurach
Site Type CROPMARK(S), ENCLOSURE(S) (POSSIBLE)
Canmore ID 216510
Site Number NJ36SE 71
NGR NJ 3940 6141
Council MORAY
Parish RATHVEN
Former Region GRAMPIAN
Former District MORAY
Former County BANFFSHIRE
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
NGR Desc Centred NJ 3940 6141
Form Cropmark"

from Canmore website 4


John married Janet HARPER.1 (Janet HARPER was born about 1595.)


  Marriage Notes:

"John Gordon of Coffurach married Jas. Harper's Daughter who has succession."

from Balbithan MS 1

Sources


1 e-books, The House of Gordon vol. 1 ed. John Malcolm Bulloch (1903) Balbithan MS.

2 e-books, Gordons of Cairnfield by J. M. Bulloch (1910 privately printed).

3 e-books, A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland by John Burke.

4 Internet Site, http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/216510/details/mains+of+cuffurach/.

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