GORDON, George 3rd of Beldorney ^{1 3 4}

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  General Notes:

"(Gordon, George) h. Alexandri de Beldorney, patris, in villa et terris de Beldorney cum terris dominicalibus; villa et terris de Lynbanis cum molendinis ejusdem; villa et terris de Eister et Wester Genllis (vel Goullis) cum piscatione salmonum super aqua de Doverne, in baronia de Kethmore alias Auchindoune. A.E. 26s. 8d.; N.E. 5l. 6s. 8d. tertia parte villae et terrarum de Balcheirie, in dominio de Inneitherauch [sic.] et parochia de Morthlie. A.E. 10s.; N.E. 40s. I. S. (Banff),
20 Feb. 1627"

from Services of Heirs ^{4 5}

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Served heir: to his father, George Gordon, 20 February 1627, in Beldorney and others. ⁴

George married Isobel GORDON, daughter of John GORDON of Newton and Margaret UDNY, by 7 May 1607.^{1 2} (Isobel GORDON was born about 1591.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Isobel (Gordon) is also mentioned in the Privy Council Register in 1594. She married George Gordon of Beldorny (Balbithan MS., p. 12 ; Newton MS.). On May 7, 1607, she and her husband had sasine in Drumrossie and other lands - probably in security for her tocher (Aberdeen Sasines)."

from Newton




"George Gordon of Beldornie and his spouse, Isobel, daughter of John Gordon of Newton, had got sasine in Drumrossie and Rothnes (i.e., Rothney) on May 7, 1607."

from Lesmoir




"The lands thereof, situate on and near the river Deveron, were wadsetted and apprised from George, the 3rd laird of Beldorney in 1633 to one David Rickard, burgess of Aberdein, and Issobell Gordoun, his spouse, and a few years later passed into the hands of Lyon of Muresk.

A few years later the wadset of Beldorney seems to have been transferred to John Lyon of Muresk, son of Alexander Lyon of Muresk."

from The Later Gordons of Beldorney ^{1 2 4}