Travers Clarke (1871-1962) and died in the 'flu pandemic seven years later. Robert Cromie "Bob" Jordan (1891–1966) worked as a young man in the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank in Shanghai, before contracting polio. Sir John and Lady Jordan were keen Sinophiles and collectors. Part of their extensive collection of ornate oriental carvings, jade, silver, ivories, textiles, porcelain, paintings and teapots was bequeathed to Bangor Borough Council by their son Bob and now form part of the collections of the North Down Museum. Legacy At his death he left estate valued at £39,409. Jordan Road in Hong Kong's Kowloon District is named after him. Notes Footnotes References Biography, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 1852 births 1925 deaths People from County Down Alumni of Queen's University Belfast Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George Knights Grand Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom Alumni of Queens College Cork Ambassadors of the United Kingdom to Korea Ambassadors of the United Kingdom to China 19th-century British diplomats 20th-century British diplomats