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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Aberdeenshire => Topic started by: trevalyn on Monday 24 March 25 22:42 GMT (UK)
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DISNEY FORBES GORDON died on 5 Jan 1921 after serving with the Royal Field Artillery. He died at his parent's home at Old Rayne (near Insch).
Disney was the son of Alexander Gordon and Helen Gordon (nee Forbes).
He is entitled to War Grave designation if proof of burial can be established.
Does anyone know where Disney Forbes Gordon is buried? I would be very grateful for any information
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Additional info -Alexander Gordon and Helen Forbes were married in the Established Church of Scotland, Parish of Kildrummy, on 16 Dec 1895.
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Ref. Aberdeen Press & Journal on 7 Jan. 1921 .. Death Notice of Disney Gordon at School Croft, Old Rayne on 5th Jan., a funeral to be held on 8 Jan. at Oyne Churchyard. Sadly, it looks as if a 17 year old brother James Gordon also died (suddenly) at home on 25 Nov 1921, the funeral to be held on 26 Nov. The location of this, however, was not mentioned in the press notice.
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Great work, hgs46. Hopefully Aberdeenshire Council can come up with the Burial Register.
Are you able to post the funeral notice on this site?
Many thanks.
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There is a burial at Springbank Cemetery. Aberdeen for Cpt Alexander Gordon - 1870 - 1918?
Could that be his father ? Couldn't quite read the headstone inscription - sorry.
FIND A GRAVE
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/227331697/alexander-gordon
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No sorry according to the Scotland, National Probate Index (Calendar of Confirmations and Inventories), 1876-1936 for Disney Forbes Gordon, father was still alive in 1921.
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Will try .. in the meantime, can I say, SP Index birth for Disney suggests (enough) that his full name is Disney Leith Forbes Gordon.
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Sorry .. failed on clipping. A complete copy from me - hope ok.
Ref. Aberdeen Daily Journal, 2nd Edition / 7 Jan. 1921
GORDON – At School Croft, Old Rayne, on the 6th inst., Gunner Disney Forbes Gordon, late of the R.F.A. in his 24th year. Funeral on Saturday, the 8th inst., at Twelve o’clock Noon, to Oyne Churchyard. Friends please accept this (the only) intimation and invitation.