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   John Gordon<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Circa 1549 - Dunrobin, Sutherland, Scotland<br>Death: 1595 - Dunrobin, Sutherland, Scotland<br>Father: <;a>John Gordon, 11th Earl of Sutherland<br>Mother: Elizabeth Gordon (born Stuart), Countess of Sutherland<br>Siblings: Alexander Gordon, 12th Earl of Sutherland, Margaret Gordon, Jean Janet Gordon, Eleanor Gordon

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   Sir John Gordon VIII<br>Birth names: John Gordon of PitlurgJohn Gordon of PetlurgeJohn Gordon of Botarie<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Jan 1547 - Pitlurg, Aberdeenshire, Scotland<br>Marriage: Spouse: Isobel Forbes - Circa 1567 - Pitlurg, Aberdeenshire, Scotland<br>Death: Sep 14 1600 - Pitlurg, Aberdeenshire, Scotland<br>Title of Nobility: 3rd Laird (Owner of large Scottish Property) - Pitlurg, Aberdeenshire, Scotland<br>Parents: John Gordon 4th of Auchleuchries, 2nd of Pitlurg, Lady Janet Gordon of Cullen (born Ogilvie)<br>Wife: Isobel Gordon (born Forbes)<br>Children: Laird John Gordon IX, Judith Pond (born Gordon), Sir Robert Gordon Of Straloch, Lady Barbara Elphinstone (born Gordon)<br>Siblings: Egidia Gordon</a>, Lady Margaret Menzies of Pitlurg (born Gordon,)<br>  Additional information: LifeSketch:VI. Sir John Gordon of Petlurge, Botarie, &c. He was served heir to his father, slain at Pinkie, in 1548, when he was a year old. ived, as he was much looked up to and relied on by his “kin and allies.” The Earl of Huntly and the barons and gentlemen of the clan Gordon, in their negotiations with the Crown, which in those troubled times, were both frequent and intricate, from the fact that the Earl of Huntly and several of his principal kinsmen adhered to the Roman Catholic faith, while the Laird of Pitlurg was curiously enough a “persona grata” with King James VI, as letters from the King, still extant, prove. outbreak of the “Popish Lords,” which the King not only did, but issued a commission to Sir John Gordon … to take possession of Huntly’s castle of Strathbogie, and to undertake the administration of the Earl’s great estates, until a settlement was come to. him (John Gordon) and Isabel Forbes, his wife, in conjunct fee, and their heirs male, the lands and barony of Kinmondie, to be held of the King in free barony. In 1588, there is a charter of the same lands, the lands of Crevethin, lands of Gilcomston, one-third part of the fourth part or moiety of the lands of and barony of Drumblait videlicet, “Terras de Sleache dumle Park, &c.”ohn Gordon, in 1567, married Dame Isobal Forbes (born 1548, died 1622), daughter of William, seventh Lord Forbes, and by her of Fechileded by his son, John… John Gordon of Pitlurg, &c. by his wife, Janet Ogilvie, a daughter of James Ogilvie of Cullen.. TISH NOTES AND QUERIES, Second Series, Vol. IX, June 1895 - May 1896, Aberdeen, 1896, p.113.ordon of BotarieTitleOfNobility:John Gordon of PitlurgChildren:4 Children

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