Difference between revisions of "Gordon, Robert (London) 1"
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| − | Despite being a minor was brought into Parliament by John Sinclair as MP for Caithness. Listed as a Whig yet joined [[Erskine, John]] during the Fifteen. After the battle made peace with [[Campbell, John (London)]] and escaped punishment. Did not stand for re-election. Died 1772. | + | Despite being a minor was brought into Parliament by John Sinclair as MP for Caithness. Listed as a Whig yet joined [[Erskine, John (London)]] during the Fifteen. After the battle made peace with [[Campbell, John (London)]] and escaped punishment. Did not stand for re-election. Died 1772. |
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| Dates | 1715-22 | ||
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| Location | London | ||
| Vocation | Politician | ||
| Place of Birth | Gordonstown, Moray | ||
| Marriage | Agnes Maxwell | ||
| Issue | 4 sons, 1 daughter | ||
| Place of birth | Source | History of Parliament Online |
Despite being a minor was brought into Parliament by John Sinclair as MP for Caithness. Listed as a Whig yet joined Erskine, John (London) during the Fifteen. After the battle made peace with Campbell, John (London) and escaped punishment. Did not stand for re-election. Died 1772.
