Gordons of Nethermuir

Jamieson, "alias Johnston," and had two
sons and a daughter : —
(i) Patrick Gordon.
(2) Thomas Gordon.
(3) John Gordon, 1. of Coldwells.
(4) Gordon, married William
Gordon, liar of Tillyangus. This may
be the William Gordon of Tillyangus,
who married on Nov. 26, 1641, Marjory
Gordon, "sister to John Gordoun in
Tillideask, now called Wells" (Ellon
Register). William Gordon of Tilly-
angus in 1640 got a patent to raise a
company of soldiers for the Government.
He made a sensational attack at an inn
on the Muir of Rhynie on Father Blak-
hal while the latter was riding from
Strathbogie to Cromar ("Brieffe Narra-
tion of the Services done to Three Noble
Ladyes,' pp. 105-107). Hugh Gordon
and John Gordon, grandson of James
Gordon of Tillyangus, emigrated to
Vangroba, in Poland, in 1636.
3. John Gordon, "went to Polland."
4. Jean Gordon, married John Banner-
man of Aslide.
5. Jane Gordon, married Patrick Far-
quhar.
Patrick Cordon, of Nethermuir.
Although the Balbithan omits his Chris-
tian name, Patrick Gordon was the son of
David, I. of Nethermuir. Comparatively
little is known about him ; the following bald
items serving to trace his appearances in
documentary evidence : —
1602, May 5. — Sasine was granted to
Patrick Gordon of Nethermuir on the lands
of Knaven and Nethermuir.
1602, May 14. — Sasine was granted to
Katherine Lumsden, spouse to Patrick Gor-
don of Knaven, on the lands of Nethermuir,
with pertinents ("Aberdeen Sasines")