Janet Smith grave monument in Dean 2e Cemetery, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland

Janet Smith grave monument: legible names and details

full name	burial date	age	birth date	relationship
Janet Smith	1855	76	1779	first name on monument
Ella Gordon nee Smith	1903	57	1846	daughter of Janet Smith
Emily Olga Marian Gordon	1915	92	1823	daughter-in-law of Janet Smith
Randolph Drumearn Gordon	1889		1889	grand son of Janet Smith
John Frederick Strathearn Gordon	1914	32	1882	grand son of Janet Smith
Arthur Gordon	1895		1895	grand son of Janet Smith
Francis Gordon			1893	grand son of Janet Smith
Edward Strathearn Gordon	1879	65	1814	nephew of Janet Smith
Sir James Gordon	1903			son of Janet Smith
Rev Arthur Gordon	1919	65	1854	son of Janet Smith
Sir John J H Gordon				son-in-law of Janet Smith

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The calculated dates of birth should also be treated with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate.

The names above are all the names that are listed on the grave monument. It is most likely that only the entries with dates and ages are interred in the grave.

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I am trying to establish whether Edward Strathearn Gordon - NOT this one, but Disraeli's Lord Advocate, and whose mother was born Catherine Smith, daughter of Alexander Smith, had Grenada links through his mother. He certainly had some Grenada links, as he received slave compensation payments for Grenada slaves. he was also a pupil of Inverness RoyalAcademy, where I used to teach, and was baptised - and presumably born - in Inverness in April 1814. Many thanks.
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I believe Emily Olga Marian Gordon to be my 4th cousin once removed, although I have her dates as 1871-1963. She died in her 92nd year, so the age matches, and her husband was Rev Arthur Gordon 1854-1919, which also matches. I should like to check whether the date of death is perhaps indistinct. Kind regards, Charles Cox
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I have recently moved to Perthshire and am intrigued by a very ruined church at Quoig. I am researching it purely out of interest and in the ruin is a memorial to the Rev Arthur Gordon - judging by the dates it is the same person in the memorial pictured on your site. I would love to read what his memorial says so I can see if it offers any clues to what the ruined church was. Many thanks and best wishes.
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Janet is my relative
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