 |
| Home |
| 2011 Gordon Reunion in Exeter NH! |
| Gordon Obits |
| Gettysburg |
| Maine Highland Games - with The House Of Gordon!! |
| CONTACT GORDONS OF MAINE |
| Gordon Hill Cemetery, Exeter NH (Gordon, Graves, Sanborn, Barstow, Bartlett, Magoun, and Perkins) |
| Nathaniel Gordon, (not related to us) Maine native, from Portland - hung in 1862 as a slave trader. |
| 2007 Exeter NH Gordon Reunion |
| Gordon News Archive |
| The Gordon Family Photo Album |
| Exeter Cemetery and the Winter Street Burial Ground in Exeter |
| The Gordon family cemetery on Peach Orchard Road (aka "Poor Farm" or "Gordon Road") in Lyman, Maine. |
| Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, and Lyman Maine |
| Gordon Genealogy |
| The Kirk of St. Nicholas, Aberdeen Scotland - where Alexander was christened 400 years ago. |
| G.W. Emmons's Medal of Honor |
| Nathaniel Gordon (#314) and his home in Exeter. |
| The Old Gordon Road Cemetery, Brentwood NH |
| New Hampton, New Hampshire |
| The Gordons of Central Maine |
| Salem (and some Exeter) New Hampshire Stones. |
| Ladd-Gordon Cemetery, Epping NH |
| Massachusetts Stones. |
| Laurel Hill Cemetery, Saco, Maine. |
| The Gordons Of Fayette, Maine |
| Gordon Cemetery, Searsport, Maine |
| Genealogical links and contacts page. |
| Gordon Family Genealogy Library |
| The Gordons of Suncook (Head's Cemetery, Hooksett, New Hampshire) |
| "Stranger," the Confederate grave in a small Maine town. |
| Glenn Raymond Gordon, killed in Vietnam |
| More early and interesting gravestones |
| Bradford Burial Ground, Bradford, MA |
|
|
|
|
This beautiful cemetery is directly
across the Saco river from Gordon Point in Biddeford. As near as I can tell Gordon Point is approximatly
the spot where Joseph and Pike Gordon were attacked by Indians on September 6th, 1746. Joseph was killed on the spot, and
Pike was carried off to Canada. My great-great-great grandfather was named Joseph Pike Gordon in honor of his two
lost uncles.
|
|
|
| Close up of the inset panel |
|
|
In Laurel Hill Cemetery, Saco Maine.
This is the plot of Daniel Gordon 1823 - 1868
Daniel is the son of Jeremiah (#74)
The tall main stone has GORDON. and SAWYER. on
the front.
The layout:
3. 4. Main 8. 9.
1. 2.
5. 6. 7.
Main Stone Inscriptions: Left Side Insert: Samuel
Sawyer Died March 30 1864 Aged 52 Years 6 Mos. Elizabeth Atkinson Wife Of Samuel Sawyer Died Dec 26 1870 Aged 54 Yrs
5 Mos. Algernon S. Son Of Samuel & Elizabeth Sawyer Died Oct 11 1864 Of Yellow Fever At New Bern NC Aged 26 Yrs
2 Mos.Right Side Insert: Daniel Gordon Aug 28 1823 June 3 1868. Mary A. Wife of Daniel Gordon Died Nov 25 1854 Aged 32 Yrs
6 Mos. Georgiana Wife of Daniel Gordon Oct 13 1836 June 20 1894. Willie May 28 1860 Nov 27 1868 & 3 Infant Children
Of Daniel & Mary Ann Gordon. Stone 1: Father S.S. Stone 2: Brother Algie. Stone 3: Mother E.A.S. Stone 4: Sister Anna
S. Warren 1841(?) 1911(?) Stone 5: 3 Infant Children Of Daniel & Mary Ann Gordon. Stone 6: Mary Ann Wife Of Daniel Gordon
May 21 182_ Nov 25 1854. Stone 7: Daniel Gordon Aug 28 1823 June 3 1868. Stone 8: Willie Gordon May 28 1860 Nov 27 1866. Stone
9 Georgianna Wife of Daniel Gordon Oct 13 1836 June 26 1894.
| Hattie Gordon 1877-1949, Laurel Hill Cemetery. |
|
| She has a nice stone that is still cared for by someone. |
This is a beautiful park style cemetery on the north bank of the Saco River.
|
|
|
|
| Luke Gordon Plot, Laurel Hill Cemetery |
|
|
In Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco, Maine
Luke Gordon (#75) 1799-1877
Layout: 5. Main.
1. 2. 3. 4.
Main Stone Front: LUKE
GORDON Died March 11 1877 Aged 77 HANNAH W Wife of Luke Gordon Died May 7 1875 Aged 69.Large GORDON on base. Right side: George
M. Died Feb 19 1866 Aged 22. Rear: Miriam Gordon Childs 1832 - 1905. Left side: Abigail Died Aug. 10 1837 Aged 1 Yr. Stone
1: L. Gordon. Stone 2: HW Gordon. Stone 3: GM Gordon. Stone 4: A Gordon. Stone 5: MG Childs.
| The Gordon - Sawyer plot in Laurel Hill Cem. |
|
| The 'inserts' are old stones built into the 'new' monument. |
Out of respect, no recent stones will placed to these pages.
|
|
|
|
|
Enter content here
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Across the river from this cemetery,according
to Folsom's 'History of Biddeford & Saco,' Pike and Joseph Gordon were attacked by Indians on September 6th, 1746. Joseph
was killed on the spot, and Pike was carried off to Canada. My great-great-great grandfather was named Joseph Pike
Gordon in honor of his two lost uncles.
|
|
|
|
