Gordon Johnson

 Gordon Johnson a.k.a The Muggle

Biographical information

Full Name

Gordon Johnson

Born

September 1895

Died

1965

Reborn

1970's (as a mortal man, Dan Gordon)

Marital

Married to Priscilla Baxter (m. 1920's)

Title(s)

Pianist

Physical description

Species

Mortal

Gender

Male

Hair colour

Brown

Eyes color

Brown

Skin colour

White

Family information

Children

• Penny Halliwell † (Eldest Daughter)

• Gordon Johnson II † (Adopted Son)

Siblings

Johnathan "John" Baker † (maternal youngest half-brother)

Parents

• Mr Johnson † (father)

• Mrs Baker † (mother)

In-laws

• Prunella Thomspon-Baker † (sister-in-law)

• Allen Halliwell † (son-in-law)

• Francine Bowen † (daughter-in-law)

Grandchildren

• Patty Halliwell † (granddaughter)

• Pam Halliwell (granddaughter)

Great-Grandchildren

• Prue Halliwell † (great-granddaughter)
• Piper Halliwell (great-granddaughter)
• Phoebe Halliwell (great-granddaughter)
• Paige Matthews (great-granddaughter)
• Peyton Campbell (great-granddaughter)
• Cassandra O'Connell (great-granddaughter)

Affiliation

Occupation

Pianist at the speakeasy

Character information

Only appearance

Pardon My Past

Portrayed by

Greg Vaughan

Gordon Johnson (September 1895—1965) was a mortal, the husband of P. Baxter, the father of Penelope Johnson and Gordon Johnson II. Born in September 1895, Baxter left her boyfriend in order to be with him, though had an affair with him behind his back before they were married. He worked as a pianist in a small band at the speakeasy run by his wife and her two cousins, P. Bowen and P. Russell. He died in 1965 at the age of seventy when his granddaughter, Patricia, was fifteen and another granddaughter, Pamela, was thirteen.

Notes and Trivia

• Gordon's birth date may be incorrect, as, in Is There a Woogy in the House? Prue said that he and Baxter moved into the Halliwell Manor around 1906, he was eleven at the very least. However, Prue may have just been wrong or misinformed.
• There was a photograph seen in the Halliwell Manor of a man and a woman at their wedding. It can be seen that it was taken in the early 20th Century, meaning it was most likely Gordon and Baxter in the photograph.
• Gordon was born the same year as P. Bowen.
• Despite Gordon being able to accept and live with the fact that his wife was a magical witch, his future incarnation, Dan, was unable to accept magic, which contributed to his and Piper's romance ending for good.
• According to Gordon Johnson's birth records, he may have had a maternal half-brother, Johnathan Baker who was born after him meaning her mother remarried another man after his father's death.