Eugenie Gordon
Born: 30 Dec 1887 | Died: | Married: Robert Watson | Mother: Janet Balfour | Father: Samuel Gordon | Descendant: |
Census | 1841 | 1851 | 1861 | 1871 | 1881 | 1891 | 1901 | 1911 | 1921 |
Eugenie Gordon was the daughter of Samuel Gordon and Janet Balfour.
She was born in around 1887-1888 in St Pancras, London.
She married Robert Watson, and they a daughter.
Birth
Eugenie Gordon was born on the 30th October/December 1887, and baptised 16th April 1888 at St. Pancras, London (it is hard to read if it says Oct or Dec, most likely October as the death register says 30 October 1888, but it is definitely 1887).
Her parents were Samuel Gordon and Janet Balfour living at 84 Marchmont Street, London. Her father was a fishmonger.
Marriage
Eugenie married Robert Norman Watson on the 23rd January 1922 at the Holy Trinity Church, in the parish of Barnes. Their fathers were given as Samuel Gordon and Charles John Watson.
1922. Marriage solemnized at Holy Trinity Church in the Parish of Barnes in the County of Surrey | ||||||||
When Married. | Name and Surname. | Age | Condition. | Rank or Profession | Residence at the Time of Marriage | Father's Name and Surname | Rank or Profession of Father | |
January 23rd 1922 | Robert Norman Watson | 31 | Bachelor | Engineer | 148 Castelnau, Barnes | Charles John Watson | Butcher | |
Eugenie Gordon | 34 | Spinster | --------- | 148 Castelnau, Barnes | Samuel Gordon | Fishmonger | ||
Married in the Church of the Holy Trinity according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by License by me, Frank Inigo Harrison, Vicar | ||||||||
This marriage was solemnized between us | Robert Norman Watson | In the Presence of us | Eugenie Gordon | |||||
Chas J Watson | Samuel Gordon Douce Boutall |
Children
Death
Other References
BMD: Gordon, Eugenie, 1887 Q4, Pancras, vol.1b p65
BMD: Eugenie Watson b.30 Oct 1888, d. Q2 1975 @ 86, Waveney, Suffolk vol.10, p.3011 (Waveney includes Lowestoft)
This will almost certainly be her sister Jean/Jane/Jeanie:
BMD: Jean Garvie Gordon, Marriage, Jun 1908, St. Giles, Volume 1b, Page 1059 (males on that page transcribed so far are Thomas Bateman Bassham and William Chatwynd Gardiner). Images confirm that there is no Robert Watson on that page.