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Wigtownshire / Re: Penninghame MI's
« on: Friday 18 April 14 00:34 BST (UK) »
Cupcake --
Tx much.
Cheers, Jim
Tx much.
Cheers, Jim
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Wigtownshire / Re: Penninghame MI's
« on: Thursday 17 April 14 16:15 BST (UK) »
Cupcake --
Tx for the info. I was hoping for something older than that.
Anyway, two questions:
1) You said you've "been through the Gordons buried there." Does that mean there are other Gordons other than James & Mary?
2) What is the significance of the MI after Pennygame?
3) If there are no other Gordons buried there, where might the Gordons of Penninghame (1630s - 1715) be buried?
Cheers, Jim
Tx for the info. I was hoping for something older than that.
Anyway, two questions:
1) You said you've "been through the Gordons buried there." Does that mean there are other Gordons other than James & Mary?
2) What is the significance of the MI after Pennygame?
3) If there are no other Gordons buried there, where might the Gordons of Penninghame (1630s - 1715) be buried?
Cheers, Jim
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Wigtownshire / Re: Penninghame MI's
« on: Wednesday 16 April 14 21:28 BST (UK) »
What have you for Gordons? They were cousins, and succeeded to the Viscountcy of Kenmure & Lochinvar. I am a descendant of the Gordons of Penninghame and Kenmure and am currently trying to straighten out that line.
Cheers, Jim Gordon
Cheers, Jim Gordon
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