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Family Photos

• General A. C. Gordon in 1868 (27 KB)
  (September 28, 1811 - June 16, 1887) He would have been around 57 years old. This was taken on a trip to New York in 1868.
• Tombstone of Warren Putnam Gordon (31 KB)
  Son of A.C. Gordon and Eveline Thomas Hudspeth Gordon
• 1837 Land Grant to AC Gordon (61 KB)
  1837 Land Grant to AC Gordon
• Eveline Thomas Hudspeth Gordon in 1868 (28 KB)
  (November 25, 1813 - August 01, 1881) She would have been around 55 years old. This was taken on a trip to New York in 1868.
• Tombstone of James Newell Lightfoot (30 KB)
  
• Nov. 2005: Closeup of Damage to W.P Gordon Grave (34 KB)
  
• Papa Doc's Fox Hunt May 1909 (47 KB)
  From Dothan Eagle
• Albert Sidney Steagall (Papa Doc) (36 KB)
  (April 19, 1866 - November 28, 1940) Married to Catherine Evelyn Lightfoot.
• James Newell Lightfoot (720 KB)
  Colonel, 6th Alabama Infantry, CSA
• Gravestone of James Newell Lightfoot (26 KB)
  Gravestone of James Newell Lightfoot
• 1840 Census - A.C. Gordon (30 KB)
  small section of census record for A.C. Gordon
• Sword of A.C. Gordon (9 KB)
  Manufactured by firm in a nothern state. Not known if purchased before the war, or captured from a yankee soldier. In possession of Manning Sanders Nov. 2005
• A.C. Gordon's letter to Henry Co. Register 1875 (31 KB)
  He writes about his work as delegate to the 1875 Constitutional Convention
• A. C. Gordon's gold medallion (Gordon crest) (22 KB)
  This medallion on one side shows the Gordon family Scottish crest with the stag's head at the top and the Latin words "Animo Non Astutia" (which means "By Courage, Not Cunning"), A. C. Gordon's name, and the name and number (#73) of his Masonic chapter in Lawrenceville (AL).
• A.C. Gordon (we think) (29 KB)
  
• 1883 Diagram drawn by ACGordon of his home place (27 KB)
  A.C. Gordon drew this diagram in 1875 of his home (called Aberdeen) and lands for a bank loan. 920 acres. Washington Street. Abbeville Court House.
• 1880 Census J G Sanders (81 KB)
  This is 1880 Geneva County Alabama Census page with Joseph Garrard Sanders family
• AC Gordon - Alabama Her History, Resources, War Re (82 KB)
  
• The other side of A.C.Gordon's gold medallion (56 KB)
  This side of the medallion has Masonic symbols of The Order of the Knights of Templar, and his son's name (A.M. Gordon) with the name and number of his Masonic chapter in Eufaula (AL).
• 1850 Census Holloway Sanders (80 KB)
  
• Steagall & Lightfoot Newspaper Ad (35 KB)
  
• 1875 Constitutional Convention - Alabama (39 KB)
  A.C. Gordon was a delegate from Henry County to write the 1875 Constitution for state of Alabama.
• Steagall Family (78 KB)
  Dan, Jim, Mama Daisy, Papa Doc, Bud, Mary, and 2 girls in front are daughters of Henry B. Steagall, Sallie Mae and Myra. Where was Alberta?
• Papa Joe's accident that cut off his toe (56 KB)
  
• Molly McAllister's 75th Birthday (82 KB)
  clockwise starting with little girl on the left: Diane, Isabel, Dan, Alice, Little Isabel, Catherine, Alberta, Mary Ann, Bud, Molly, and Mary
• Nov 2005: Damaged Gravestone of Warren P. Gordon (35 KB)
  Son of A.C. Gordon and Eveline T. Hudspeth Gordon
• Joe Sanders and his mother (50 KB)
  Joe Sanders and his mother, Alberta Steagall Sanders

Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees

• Genealogy Report: Descendants of George Gordon (View PDF)

Related Files

• Will of William Hudspeth (8 KB)
  This is the will of William Hudsepth, who was father of Richard Hudspeth and grandfather of Eveline Thomas Hudspeth Gordon. It was obtained from internet posting of Barbara Walker Winge (BARWING [barbarawinge@yahoo.com]) on the RootsWeb Hudspeth message board.

Related Links

• Civil War Battle Report of James Newell Lightfoot
• Letters of Three Lightfoot Brothers, 1861-1864