SIBBALD, Margaret ^{2 3}

   Other names for Margaret were SIBBALD, Anna ¹ and SIBBALD, Helen.⁴

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  General Notes:

"25th Junij, 1667. Saising Dame Elizabeth Grahame, spous to Sr. Johne Gordowne of Park, Knig', off and upon all and haill ane pairt and portion off the mayns of Park possest be Dame Helen Sibbald with the tour, fortalice, maner place of Park, all and haill these pairts and portions off the sd maynes comonlie called Greindykes, Starmyres, Bremunt, Bakwards and four oxgaitte lands of Auchanland and uthers, with the pertinents."

from Records of the County of Banff ⁴

Margaret married Sir John GORDON 2nd of Park, son of Sir Adam GORDON of Park and Christian GORDON, in 1631.^{1 2 3} (Sir John GORDON 2nd of Park was born about 1610.)

  Marriage Notes:

"His (Adam Gordon's ) eldest son Sir John Gordon second Laird of Park etc. married Hellen Sibbald daughter to Sir James Sibbald of Ramkiller in Fifeshire with whom he begat three sons and three daughters, viz. his eldest son Sir John Gordon of Park and Cluny, his second son Sir George Gordon of Edenglassie Invermarkie Auchinhandoch Carnousie and Crannoch, his 3 d son Mr David Gordon of Achoynanie, he had also a natural son Patrick Gordon of Rhynie..."

from Balbithan




"William Gordon married Anna, daughter of Sir James Sibbald of Rankeillor (whose daughter Helen married Sir John Gordon of Park)."

from House of Gordon (Newton)




The eldest son of Sir Adam was Sir John Gordon of Park, who married Margaret, daughter of Sir James Sibbald of Rankeillor, in 1631, and had

(i) Sir John Gordon, created a baronet in 1680. The baronetcy became extinct in 1804.

(ii) Sir George Gordon of Edinglassie, Sheriff of Banff."

from Gight




"Adam Gordon .... was twice married - first, to Christian, daughter of William Gordon, fifth laird of Gight. The eldest son of this marriage was Sir John Gordon of Park, who, in 1631, married Margaret, daughter of Sir James Sibbald of Rankeillor. It was he who, in 1665, erected the Gordon of Park aisle in the graveyard of Ordiquhill."

from Epitaphs and Inscriptions ^{1 2 3 5}