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Persönliche Daten John (ancestor of Embo) Gordon of Drummoy & Embo 

• Er wurde geboren rund 1500.
• Eintrag: Gordons of Embo.

  The estate of Embo lies in the parish and near the town of bornoch. Curiously enough, there is a tribe in the region of Mount Kenya, in the East Africa Protectorate which is called the Embo, and is riescribtd by Sir Charles Eliot in his admirable book on the Protectorate (p. 75.) The name of the Sutherland estate appears variously as "Embo," "Emboli, 1 ' " Eaynbo," " Eambo," " Embow," and even " Umbo."
  The history of Embo goes a long way back.
  Sir William Fraser in his " Sutherland Book ' states (p. 14) that it was the scene of an encounter between the men of 8utherland and the Norwegians. It was held by the Gordons from the sixteenth century down to 1835, when the second Duke of Suther and, in his omniverousness for land, added it by purchase to his colossal hold ings To this day, however, there is still a baronet "of Embo," namely Sir Home Seton Gordon.

• Eintrag: The Gordons in Sutherland, including the Embo family.

  a Bore Brieve of 1663 claims for the Gordons of Embo that they " were descended of lawful marriage, of illustrious parents, and most distinguished families, who were all united in lawful wedlock, and were all renowned for splendour of descent and virtue " This document further records that the Dean of Caithness had a son John " by Katherine, descended of a most ancient and verie noble lineage, to wit, the most illustrious Earl of Huntly."

• Eintrag Ab 1580.

  John of Embo; he acquired Embo before 1588 On March loth, 1580, as John Gordon, "elder of Clynetredwall " he and his brother John Gordon "younger " witnessed at Edinburgh the ratification of a bond by William Sutherland of Duffus (Frastr's "Sutherland Book" iii. 152 ) He started his career with the orthodox fidelity to the Earls of Sutherland. Thus on June 12th, 1587, John (Gordon of " Clynetredaune," John Gordon, his brother, and Alexander Gordon "in Sydra " witnessed an agreement betweeen the Earl of Suther and and John Thomasson (" Sutherland Book.") In February, 1588, John Gordon of Golspitour '(" now Embo ") and John Gordon of Kilcalmkill, " brethren," were sent by the Earl of Sutherland with 200 men into Caithness

• Eintrag bis 1598.

  John Gordon of Drummoy.
  This son of Adam Gordon Dean of Caithness is described by Sir Robert Gordon (p 104) as ' 'a faith- ful and diligent servant of Earl John [of Suther- land] who gave him the lands Ballelan in fue." He foought the lands of Drummoy from Sutherland of Forss in 1598 (ibid. p. 237).

• Wohnhaft: Embo, Dornoch, Sutherland, Scotland.

  Zuidelijk van Gospie, Dunrobin Castle (Home of the Gordon of Sutherland)

• Ein Kind von Adam [Dean] Gordon of Caithness
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 22. September 2021.

Familie von John (ancestor of Embo) Gordon of Drummoy & Embo

Er ist verheiratet mit Margaret MacKreth.

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The " Balbithan M.S." says he married the " Vicar of Kilmacheys daughter Sutherland " but Sir Robert Gordon says he married a gentlewoman called Margaret Mackreth who was then in service with the Countes of Southerland. Sir Robert (pp. 104, 314) expatiates on her at some length. This Margaret Mackreth, long afterward in the time of her widowhood, did foster and bring up Sir Robert Gordoun, nowtutor of Souther- land and knight baronet [that is to say, the author of the "Earl of Sutherland" himself].
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children:
Hugh (Gordon) Gordon of Ballone and Druffimoy ( +3-3-1612 at Dunrobinastle).
John (Gordon) Gordon Ist of Golspitour thereafter Embo

Kind(er):

1. Hugh Gordon of Drummoy & Embo  1530-1612
2. John (1st Laird) Gordon of Golspitour & Embo  ± 1540-1628 

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