Jordan Archive and Collection
Captain Tristram Jordan (1798-1856)
Painting located in the Saco, Maine Library.
Hannah Jordan Calef (1693-1772)
Granddaughter of Rev Robert and Sarah Winter Jordan
The original painting was sold to a private collector through Northeast Auction House in Manchester, New Hampshire in 2009. The Jordan Family Foundation was given a digital copy to have it transferred to canvas and framed.
The artist, John Copley (1738-1815), was a well-known portrait artist and painted several of the
Rev. Robert Jordan’s Baptismal Font
The Jordan Baptismal Font has been preserved for future descendants. This is the surviving artifact that Rev. Robert Jordan is known to have owned. It has been professionally conserved, and now in the ownership of the Maine Historical Society in Portland, Maine.
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“Hezekiah Iordan 1773" Powder Horn. This Revolutionary War era powder horn dates to 1773. It was acquired by the Rev. Robert and Sarah Winter Jordan Foundation on May 21, 2010.
Note: The inscription on the horn uses a capital initial “I” instead of a capital “J” in the name Jordan which was the style of the time when printing letters .