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IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN THE HOUSE OF GORDON? PLEASE DO SO .
WHO CAN JOIN?

*ALL PERSONS BEARING THE NAME GORDON.
*ALL PERSONS BEARING ONE OF THE NAMES OF THE SEPTS OF GORDON.
*DESCENDANTS OF GORDONS AND SEPTS-MEN.
*THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.
*OTHER SUPPORTERS OF THE CHIEF INCLUDING THOSE WEARING THE GORDON TARTAN WITH HIS PERMISSION.
*ALL THOSE WITH A SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE GORDON HISTORY AND TRADITION.

The New Zealand Subs are NZ$25 and we produce a newsletter 3 to 4 times a year and attend most of the Highland Games, Clan and Scottish events throughout the country promoting the House of Gordon and also genealogical and historic research.

An Alphabet of Gordons
This video traces a thousand years of Gordon history in 55 minutes. The viewer will learn about the "Cock of the North", Gordon poets, famous Gordons in Scotland and around the world. Also, see breathtaking scenery and castles, meet the "Sherry" Gordons of Spain and travel to Grandfather Mountain, N.C., the home of the House of Gordon, USA.

This video was professionally written and produced by Michael Marshall of Cinecosse Video, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The story is told by Hannah Gordon and assisted by the pupils of The Gordon Primary School, Huntly.

Priced at NZ$65 - contact Convenor or Treasurer to order your copy.

Please Note: Due to problems with Internet Providers trying to deal with the Spam problem and the web-crawleres that search for email addresses on websites - all email addresses will not be hyperlinked in this website - to send an email just highlight and copy the address, then paste it into the address section of your message in your email programme. (excuse the French spelling).

I trust you will enjoy this website as much as I have designing it. If you would like to establish a link to our site, feel free to do so. Please visit the websites we have listed.

Many thanks - Wayne Laurence, Webmaster
New Ulster, New Zealand, Email: wayne@bydand.co.nz

For those of you who don’t know, New Ulster is the original name for the North Island and New Munster is the original name for the South Island - thus named by Capt. William Hobson after the northern and southern provinces of Ireland - due to the fact that he was an Irishman and not of the English, as some have wrongly assumed. Let’s go back to the original names!