My Grandmother Emeline M. (Stickley) Jordan born Nov 03 1870, Gloucestershire, England, died Mar 10 1958. DeFreestville NY. She Married Elijah E. Jordan Oct 05 1881, son of John Jordan, born Oct 13 1853 and Sarah Ann Smith.
Emeline Jordan’s mother was Mary Ann Gregory, born Oct 17 1838 in Morton-on-Marsh, Gloucestershire Co. England. Her mother was daughter of Richard Gregory Hannah Gregory born Feb 06 1817, Gloustershire Co, England, and died Feb 27 1910 Rensselaer NY. Hannah Gregory married Richard Gregory, Richard was son of Thomas Gregory who was born Oct16 1785 in Evenlode, Worcester, England, (his wife Rhoda Unknown).
The Gregory name is as far back as I’ve been able to go. All living in Gloucestershire. Looking to trace back to the Scottish Highland Clan Gregor. (MacGreg
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Paul A. Jordan
Born 1940s.
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Child of Chester Alfred Jordan
and Juliana Elizabeth (Wend) Jordan
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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