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The History of the House of Gordon, (all 18 volumes) was 'finished' by  Edward Gordon of Cairnfield in 1949.

"The manuscripts of the History of the House of Gordon, compiled by the late Edward Gordon of Cairnfild, were placed by his son, George Gordon of Cairnfild, in the Library of King�s College, Aberdeen, Scotland. The House of Gordon, in Scotland, obtained a complete set of photocopies of the approximate two million - word manuscript in 1973...�

Edward Gordon introdues his work by paying homage to the tireless work of his predecessor
Dr J. M. Bulloch:

�...Similarly and even more so may John Malcolm Bulloch be described as �the onlie begetter� of this account of the Gordons, for without his enthusiasm, indefatigable research, untiring patience, and vast correspondence with all quarters of the globe, no such account would have been possible.  It is the more strange that he had no Gordon blood in  him, yet it is to him that those who read what follows, and are of Gordon descent, may  acknowledge their indebtedness for the story of their family...A considerable number of families, however, have never appeared in print, and his notes about them with, in some cases, manuscript accounts of them were left to the Aberdeen University...�

A further copy of the 18 volume manuscript is kept at the National Library of Scotland (reference: Acc.9072)

HISTORY of the HOUSE of GORDON
1)   General introduction: Gordons of that Ilk.
2)   The Huntly family
3)   Seton Gordons. Abergeldie and branches
4)   Seton Gordons. Letterfourie, Cluny and branches
5)   Sutherland families
6)   Buckie, branches and collaterals
7)   Pitlurg, Cairnburrow-Park, Avochie and branches
8)   Blelack, Craig, Coclarachly and branches
9)   Lesmoir and branches
10) Haddo, Nethermuir and branches
11) Tams.
12) Galloway families. Lochinvar and Kenmuir
13) Galloway families. Earlston and branches. Unidentified families
14)  Unidentified families in Angus, Aberdeenshire, Banffshire, Morayshire, Naval and Military families
15) Unidentified families in England, Wales, Ireland, America, France, Holland and Germany
16) Unidentified Gordons
17) Ballads and other verse relating to the Gordons and their homes
18) Gight Gordons.
19) Indices. With notes of missing pages.
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