Charles Gordon = Elizabeth (Libby) GRANT

Married 28 August 1877, Old Machar, St Mary's R.C. church Huntly Street

Charles Gordon:

Born 1844
At time of marriage was actuary (Assurance Company), living at 33 Dee Street


CharlesGordonson of IsabellaRussell


ChasGordon son of Isabella Russell


Elizabeth (Libby) GRANT:

Born 15 Feb 1850, Monymusk
daughter of John Grant, farmer of Monymusk and Margaret Stuart previously Grant nee Gordon.
At time of marriage she is at 41 Dee Street Aberdeen, (witnessed by Alexander Fraser and Alex? Gordon


Libby?Stuart wife of Ch Gordon

Mary Elizabeth GORDON = Andre BROUZET > Family

Mary Elizabeth GORDON:

Born 3 Feb 1880, 33 Dee Street Aberdeen


Andre BROUZET:

Born Frenchman

Louis GORDON

Born 12 Jan 1881, 33 Dee Street Aberdeen
died young. Not in 1881 census

Bertha GORDON = Harold Raphael Gaetano STEVENS > Family

Married 1905

Bertha GORDON:

Born 4 July 1884, 52 Dee Street Aberdeen
Died 6 July 1947


Harold Raphael Gaetano STEVENS:

Soldier in British Army. In Italy for generations but English and educated in England.
Military attache in Rome

His Gr Gr Grandfather, Joseph Stevens b. Richmond London 1765, in 1792 married a Mary Ann Russell, daughter of George Russell

Charles Cecil Gordon

Born 28 November 1885, 52 Dee Street, Old Machar, Aberdeen
Died 4 June 1917, Hill63 Neuve Eglise Belgium
unmarried
Major Royal Field Artillery

Alastair Stuart Gordon

Born 28 September 1887, Ivy Cottage, Aboyne, Aberdeen
died young

Clement Hugh Noel Gordon

Born 26 December 1890, 9 Lucens? Gardens, Aberdeen
died young

Helen Elizabeth Fraser GORDON = Harold Raphael Gaetano STEVENS > Family

Harold Raphael Gaetano STEVENS:

Soldier in British Army. In Italy for generations but English and educated in England.
Military attache in Rome

His Gr Gr Grandfather, Joseph Stevens b. Richmond London 1765, in 1792 married a Mary Ann Russell, daughter of George Russell

Family went to South Africa in about 1891, where Bertha married Harold Stevens in 1905. The three daughters sent to Sacred Heart in Paris to school. When the convents were told to close youngest Helen completed education at their house in San Remo.