Gordon, James B. 1822-1864
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- A bill to amend an act, passed at the session of 1840-'41, entitled an act for the establishment and better regulations of Common Schools, 1850:caption (Mr. Gordon)
- Two Wilkes County, N.C., families were united through Robert Franklin Hackett (died circa 1889) and his wife, Caroline Louise Gordon Hackett (1828-1891), who were married in 1859 after an extended and secret engagement. Robert Franklin Hackett was an 1849 graduate of Jefferson Medical College and practiced medicine in Wilkesboro, N.C. Caroline Louise Gordon Hackett was connected to the Brown, Gwyn, Lenoir, and Stokes families of North Carolina; her brother was Confederate Brigadier General James Byron Gordon (1822-1864) ( (Finding aid for Gordon and Hackett family papers, via UNC University Libraries WWW site, Jan. 21, 2021) )
- Stuart's Tarheels, 1996:t.p. (James B. Gordon) p. 7, etc. (James Byron Gordon; b. 11-2-1822 in Wilkesborough, NC; brig. general in Confederate Army; d. 5-18-1864 from wounds received at the Battle of Brook Church)
- Wikipedia, March 3, 2021(James B. Gordon; James Byron Gordon (November 2, 1822-May 18, 1864); spent one term in the North Carolina state legislature)