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Historical records matching Capt. Ambrose Gordon
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About Capt. Ambrose Gordon
Ambrose Gordon was a lieutenant of cavalry during the American Revolution (1775-83), serving under Colonel William Washington, a nephew of U.S. president George Washington. Ambrose Gordon settled in Augusta after the war and was granted a large tract of land in recognition of his military services. He and his wife named their eldest son for Ambrose's commanding officer.
He was subsequently Marshal in Georgia. Decendant of Gordon of Pitlochi, of the noble Gordon family of Gordon of Pitlurg.
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Capt. Ambrose Gordon's Timeline
| 1751 |
June 28, 1751
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Cross Wick, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
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| 1788 |
April 2, 1788
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New Jersey, USA
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| 1792 |
1792
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Georgia, USA
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| 1794 |
November 10, 1794
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Augusta, Richmond County, GA, United States
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| 1796 |
January 17, 1796
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screven, Georgia
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| 1800 |
January 18, 1800
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Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, United States
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| 1802 |
September 14, 1802
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Virginia, USA
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| 1804 |
June 28, 1804
Age 53
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Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, USA
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July 31, 1804
Age 53
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Chatham, Georgia, USA
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