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Lord Frederick Gordon-Hallyburton

Admiral Lord John Frederick Halyburton

British Royal Navy admiral (1799-1878).

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Statements about Lord Frederick Gordon-Hallyburton

Date of Death

9/29/1878

Date of Birth

8/15/1799

Position Held

Member of the 15th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(7/29/1847 - 7/1/1852)
Electoral District
:
Forfarshire
Elected In
:
1847 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
15th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Start Time
: 7/29/1847
End Time
: 7/1/1852
Member of the 14th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(6/29/1841 - 7/23/1847)
Electoral District
:
Forfarshire
Elected In
:
1841 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
14th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Start Time
: 6/29/1841
End Time
: 7/23/1847

Instance Of

Human

Sex or Gender

Male

Given Name

Frederick

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Described by Source

A Naval Biographical Dictionary
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Hallyburton, John Frederick Gordon (NBD)

Father

George Gordon, 9th Marquess of Huntly

Occupation

Politician
Naval Officer

Work Location

London

Name in Native Language

Lord Frederick Gordon-Hallyburton

Country of Citizenship

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Mother

Catherine Cope

Spouse

Augusta FitzClarence Kennedy-Erskine
(8/24/1854 - )
End Time
: unknown value
Start Time
: 8/24/1854
Unnamed
: 1865

Candidacy in Election

1841 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Forfarshire
1847 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Forfarshire

Family Name

Hallyburton

Sibling

Charles Gordon, 10th Marquess of Huntly
Francis Gordon
Lord Henry Gordon
Catherine Gordon
Lady Mary Gordon
Lord George Gordon
Lord Cecil James Gordon-Moore

Relative

Lord Adolphus FitzClarence
Kinship to Subject
:
Brother-in-Law
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