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Only one of the brothers was on the memorial in Coagh Orange Hall. |
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The following report from June 1916 records his brother William as being home on leave. It also notes that two of the four brothers had been injured. It is not known if Isaac was one of these. |
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The family lived in Drapersfield. He was one of four brothers who served. |
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The 1901 census lists Isaac as age 15, living with the family at house 8 in Tullyweery (Red Row), Coagh. |
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Known family: William Gordon, Margaret Gordon, Isaac Gordon (born 5th December 1885), Rachel Gordon (born 3rd September 1887), Ruth Gordon (born 6th June 1889), James Gordon (born 29th August 1890), William Gordon (born 13th May 1894), John Gordon (born 9th July 1899, Bangor, Co Down). |
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Isaac Gordon was born on 5th December 1885. He was the eldest of at least six children. All the children were born in the Coagh area except John, who was born in Bangor, County Down. |
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Isaac Gordon was the eldest son of William and Margaret Gordon (nee Lindsay). |
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Private William Gordon, son of Mr William Gordon, Drapersfield, who went out to Canada as a youth six years ago, and who joined the Canadian forces last year, is visiting on furlough at the old home. He has been in England for the past seven months, and expects to go to the front soon. He is in first class form. He is one of four brothers in the army, two of whom have been wounded. |
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From the Mid Ulster Mail dated 1st June 1916: Drapersfield Canadian Home |
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Isaac Gordon was listed on Panel One of the World War One memorial in Coagh Orange Hall to those who served. |
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