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| | Gordon of Khartoum |
 | | Eldest son of the Rev. Abel Gerald Blunt, Rector of St. Luke's, Chelsea, and Domestic Chaplain to Lord Cadogan, by Fanny his wife, daughter of Colonel Forssteen. |
 | | He was famously known as 'Monkey Gordon' and served with Kitchener in the Sudan and Egypt, where his gunboats kept open the Lines of Communication on the Nile for the Army. |
 | | Lieutenant King's Liverpool Regiment, 1882; served in Banswara as Assistant Political Agent and as Supt. Moghia operations, 1886; Political Agent Baghel Khand, 1895; Resident in Mewar, 1900; Resident in Gwalior, 1907; Officiating A.G.G. Rajputana, 1908-1909; Private Secretary to Viceroy, 1910. |
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