David N. Gordon was the son of Sally "Sarah" Watts and Jackson Gordon. He married Luann "Annie" Mullins in 1863 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.
They were the parents of: James Jefferson Gordon
Sarah N.Gordon
William Gordon
Nancy P. "Nannie" Gordon
Laura Lane Gordon
Benjamin David "Ben" Gordon
Augustine Franklin Gordon
Andrew Gordon
David was a Civil War Soldier 1861-1865. He was in the 7th Regiment of The Kentucky Confederate Cavalry-Company A.
When he died, David was residing at the Pewee Valley Kentucky Confederate Home. The Kentucky Confederate Home sheltered almost a thousand Civil War Veterans in Pewee valley, Kentucky from 1902-1934. It was called "My Old Confederate Home" and it was considered a respectable
place for Civil War veterans.
David was buried on December 13, 1928. He had Dementia and Exhaustion as cause of death. His informant was The Cconfederate home.
They were the parents of: James Jefferson Gordon
Sarah N.Gordon
William Gordon
Nancy P. "Nannie" Gordon
Laura Lane Gordon
Benjamin David "Ben" Gordon
Augustine Franklin Gordon
Andrew Gordon
David was a Civil War Soldier 1861-1865. He was in the 7th Regiment of The Kentucky Confederate Cavalry-Company A.
When he died, David was residing at the Pewee Valley Kentucky Confederate Home. The Kentucky Confederate Home sheltered almost a thousand Civil War Veterans in Pewee valley, Kentucky from 1902-1934. It was called "My Old Confederate Home" and it was considered a respectable
place for Civil War veterans.
David was buried on December 13, 1928. He had Dementia and Exhaustion as cause of death. His informant was The Cconfederate home.
David N. Gordon was the son of Sally "Sarah" Watts and Jackson Gordon. He married Luann "Annie" Mullins in 1863 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.
They were the parents of: James Jefferson Gordon
Sarah N.Gordon
William Gordon
Nancy P. "Nannie" Gordon
Laura Lane Gordon
Benjamin David "Ben" Gordon
Augustine Franklin Gordon
Andrew Gordon
David was a Civil War Soldier 1861-1865. He was in the 7th Regiment of The Kentucky Confederate Cavalry-Company A.
When he died, David was residing at the Pewee Valley Kentucky Confederate Home. The Kentucky Confederate Home sheltered almost a thousand Civil War Veterans in Pewee valley, Kentucky from 1902-1934. It was called "My Old Confederate Home" and it was considered a respectable
place for Civil War veterans.
David was buried on December 13, 1928. He had Dementia and Exhaustion as cause of death. His informant was The Cconfederate home.
They were the parents of: James Jefferson Gordon
Sarah N.Gordon
William Gordon
Nancy P. "Nannie" Gordon
Laura Lane Gordon
Benjamin David "Ben" Gordon
Augustine Franklin Gordon
Andrew Gordon
David was a Civil War Soldier 1861-1865. He was in the 7th Regiment of The Kentucky Confederate Cavalry-Company A.
When he died, David was residing at the Pewee Valley Kentucky Confederate Home. The Kentucky Confederate Home sheltered almost a thousand Civil War Veterans in Pewee valley, Kentucky from 1902-1934. It was called "My Old Confederate Home" and it was considered a respectable
place for Civil War veterans.
David was buried on December 13, 1928. He had Dementia and Exhaustion as cause of death. His informant was The Cconfederate home.
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