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Catherine Noble formerly Gordon aka Richmond

Born 1960s.

Ancestors

Daughter of Alexander Gordon and Betty (Hyslop) Richmond

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Mother of [private son (1980s - unknown)] and [private son (1980s - unknown)]

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Profile last modified 1 May 2024 | Created 6 Oct 2021

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Biography

Born in Girvan in 1961 to Alexander Gordon and Elizabeth Hyslop. Following Alexander's death in 1962, Elizabeth married Matthew Richmond and Catherine was adopted by him taking the name Catherine Gordon Richmond.

She attended Girvan Primary School and Girvan Academy. Worked as a clerical assistant at Alexander Noble and Sons Ltd., Boatbuilders, Girvan. Married Symon Noble at Girvan in 1982.

Sources

"Statutory Register Births Database" National Records of Scotland, ScotlandsPeople, https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/: accessed 14 Feb 2023, Catherine Gordon, parents: Alexander Gordon and Elizabeth Hyslop, 31 July 1961, Girvan, Registration District 594, Reference Number 106

"Statutory Register Mariages Database" National Records of Scotland, ScotlandsPeople, https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/: accessed 14 Feb 2023, Catherine Gordon Richmond and James Symon Noble, 24 April 1982, Girvan, Registration District 686, Reference Number 16

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Robert Richmond

Does this Matthew Richmond have a living male descendant named Richmond? If so, his Y chromosome haplogroup would be most interesting.

I descend from John Richmond, who lived in Taunton MA around 1650. His family is supposed to have come from Wiltshire in southern England. He had two sons, both of whom have male descendants named Richmond. The two lines (including me) have the same Y chromosome haplogroup, I-M253.

Matthew is a Scottish Richmond, with an ancestry back to the 1700s. It would be extremely interesting - and a first - if he had the same Y chromosome haplogroup (which originates in Scandinavia).

posted Aug 06, 2023 by Robert Richmond

Catherine (Gordon) Noble

Hi Robert, thanks for being in touch. As you’ve written on my page I’m assuming you mean my Dad, Richmond-5175 and the straight answer is there are two sons and a nephew and a grandson, none of which have taken any DNA testing, but all of whom are direct descendants of Richmont-10. I agree, test results would be interesting and I would expect them to indicate some Scandinavian origin. I will see if I can persuade one of them and let you know if I am successful!

posted Aug 07, 2023 by Catherine (Gordon) Noble

Robert Richmond

What I'm looking for here is men named Richmond who are in the direct male line from your original Richmond. The Y chromosome is inherited in the direct male line, so a man inherits it along with his surname. In the case of John Richmond in 1650, we know his Y chromosome haplogroup.

posted Aug 08, 2023 by Robert Richmond

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posted Mar 13, 2022 by Michele Bazley

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posted Oct 06, 2021 by Pip Sheppard

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posted Oct 06, 2021 by Pip Sheppard

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