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1. Re: [GARDNER] Introduction + Dr James Gardner [1]
Hi Joseph, although I don't believe there's nay family connection between my husband's family & yours--there are some interesting connections--my husband's father was Joseph (named for his grandfather, Joseph, in England) & my husbands's great grandfather was George Gardner His family all immigrated to Connecticut, but we live in Portsmouth, R.I., about 4 blocks from Anne Hutchinson's original settlement. There's nothing left of that settlement, unfortunately they had the bad luck to settle in the middle o
2. [GARDNER] Leo Gardner - NY abt 1840-45 [1]
Looking for info. on Leo Gardner born NY who was married to Anna Vessel born Ohio. They had daughter, Charlotte G.Gardner born 3 May 1869 Iowa and died 1 Jul 1928 in San Martin, Santa Clara Co. CA. Charlotte was married to Marshall E. Hotchkiss somewhere between 1920-1928. martiroe@pacbell.net
3. Fwd: [GARDNER] Need help, Please on Them There Gardners. [1]
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4. [GARDNER] Re: GARDNER-D Digest V01 #164 [1]
This is not my line but in the introduction to this book, the author gives the names and a very small amount of other information about all of the First Gardner's In America. He does not list any information on their parents, however. For those interested, I'll condense what he lists and post his list of their names in the order that they arrived in America. In addition, for each name, the author had a short paragraph about where they lived, perhaps the ship they arrived on and sometimes names of their c
5. Re: [GARDNER] Introduction + Dr James Gardner [1]
Joseph, Also researching GARDNER surname here in N,J, My brick wall is Charles Gardner , b. N,J, [ no proof of this] in 7/9/1779, d. 1/17/1863, N.J., married 6/23/1800, Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J., Lydia Whitcraft [ formerly Flitcraft] d/o Wm. Flitcarft and Mary Boger [ imergrated from U.K.] Charles and Lydia sired 12 Ch., sons were William, b. 3/20/1807, d. 7/12/1869, Camden, N.J---- Joseph , b. 6/11/1810, no other info., Charles J., b. 12/27/1821, d. 12/1/1897 , Phila., Pa. the gir
6. Re: [GARDNER] Immigrant "Planter" & Maragaret Fryer/Frier [1]
Glad to hear from you! There are about a dozen of us on this list who share this Gardner immigrant. Muriah _____ AntyCarole@aol.com wrote: > Here are my GARDNER lines. I have not post for a while any info would be most > helpful. > > George Robert Gardner b 1939 Quincy Ma>George Wilson Gardner b 1897 Hingham Ma > >Richard Stacy Gardner b 1877 Weymouth Ma m Ann Lean>Joseph Tucker Gardner > b1853 Marblehead MA m Martha Paine Taylor Spurr>Richard S Gardner b 1826 ? m > Marblehead Ma m Mary Tucker >Edwin Gard
7. Re: [GARDNER] Introduction + Dr James Gardner [1]
At 11:10 PM 8/31/01 -0400, Joseph H. Gardner wrote: > Having just joined this list, I'd like to introduce myself: > > I'm Joseph Gardner. I'm umpteen-zillion years old, Cool! That makes you the third oldest member of the list. But in order to claim the bronze medal, you'll have to document it ... > but still teach 19th-Century British literature at the University of > Kentucky. When not reading Dickens & the Pre-Raphaelite poets, I grow > eggplants & dahlias, & obcess on genea
8. [GARDNER] GARDNER - NY & PA [1]
Hi, I am looking for ancestors of John GARDNER (b. ca. 1715) who may have died in Scotchtown, Orange Co., NY. He married Christina FINCH (d. 1798). John lived in Orange Co., NY where all his children were born, and before 1778 removed to the Wyoming Valley (presently Luzerne Co.) PA. The later years of their lives were to have been spent at the home of their son, Samuel, in Scotchtown, Orange Co., NY. Children were (exact order unknown): 1. James md. Margaret DOLSON and moved to Tompkins Co., NY 2.
9. Re: [GARDNER] GARDNER - NY & PA [1]
I have a James Gardner b. 1733 in New York; moved to Pennsylvania; then to Tompkins Co., NY where he died 1 February 1829. He married abt 1758 to "Unknown". They had two sons: Asa and Frank. He was also married to a Phoebe producing three sons: John, Thomas, and Abraham. His third wife was Phoebe Osborn producing two more sons: George and Samuel. George Gardner (1853-1916) wrote: "The Gardners came from Germany in about 1640, settling on Long Island and living there until 1765 when they moved to Scranton,
10. [GARDNER] Mary Bess Gardner [1]
Hello, I am looking for information about Mary Bess GARDNER who married Irvin Sammy Seth WINGERT. Mary was born on March 8, 1887 in Earl, Nebraska. Mary died in 1982 in Sumner, Nebraska. Mary's parents were Elmer Elsworth GARDNER born August 8, 1862 in Washington County, Indiana and Florence LaVada DORSETT born February 9, 1867 in Huron, Indiana. Thank you, Diane
11. Re: [GARDNER] James Gardner [1]
If you like, I can check on this the next time I go back to the state library. I am working on GARDNERS, also.
12. Re: Fwd: [GARDNER] Need help, Please on Them There Gardners. [1]
Interesting, in that I'm searching for parents and grandparent, etc. of a lady named Ella Gardner b. 22 Sep 1883 in Mead County, KY. I don't have anything on her father, but I think her mother was Clara Bogard, and I have no info on Clara. Have you any info on a Clara Bogard, who was probably born 1850 - 1865. Masue1941@aol.com wrote: > > --part1_f3.f31000e.28d6ba36_boundary > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > > --part1_f3.f31000e.28d6ba36_boundary >
13. [GARDNER] New member [1]
Just joined this list. My grandmother was Ella Gardner b. 22 Sep 1883 in Mead County, KY d. 25 Apr 1971 Owensboro, KY m. #1 Harney Leslie Leach in Ohio County, KY, #2 Robert Lee Deaver Owensboro, KY. I have all info about her decendants, but need info on her siblings and ancestors. Any help will be appreciated.
14. [GARDNER] BOOK [1]
I RECENTLY CAME ON THE BOOK.... LIBRARY CATALOG OF THE INSTITUTE OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY THESE FOLKS PUT OUT SEVERAL WONDERFUL AND FAMOUS REFERENCE SETS........IN THE 1920s AND 1930s MY QUESTION.....WHO DID THEY COMBINE WITH?? OR WHO HAS THEIR COLLECTION OF BOOKS AND GENEALOGIES???? MIKE
15. [GARDNER] Fw: George Gardner [1]
Joseph, your e-mail address did not work, so I am sending this to the list. ----- Original Message ----- From: Marilyn R. Otterson To: jgardner@iglou.co Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 8:24 AM Subject: George Gardner Hello, Joseph, I am a descendent of Thomas Gardner, "the Planter," who came to America in 1624 for the Dorchester Co. of England. Thomas came as a planter, or overseer, to develop a colony at Cape Ann, MA, aboard the Zouch Phenix with his wife and three sons, George, Richard, and Joseph.
16. Re: [GARDNER] Need help, Please on Them There Gardners. [1]
Not at the present time, but I have stacks of papers, so I will try to find Clara Sue Masue1941@aol.com
17. [GARDNER] David Gardner b. 1775 & Mary Cornwell b. 1782 [1]
I am up against a stone wall in my direct line with this couple ! David was born in 1775 in ? married Mary in 1801 and died some time after 1850. in NY. Mary was born in 1782 and died in 1844 in Niagara Co. NY If any one has any info on the birth place or the parents of either of them it would be a great Help and much appreciated !! Ross L. Gardner rlg@auis.net
18. [GARDNER] Thomas & George, Immigrants [1]
Dear Ms Otterson, Thanks for your message. You weren't able to respond to my original posting privately because, dumb me, I left the last letter off my address. It's jgardner@iglou.com. Since you sent your response to the list, I'm cc-ing this to it as well. As far as I can tell, there's no immediate connection between your "Thomas, the Planter" & my immigrant George. My George was b. February 1600 in Greenford Magna, Middlesex--then a rural village, now swallowed up into Greater London. His fathe
19. [GARDNER] James Gardner [1]
Dear Mr. Hoot, To answer your query: Dr. James Gardner, my g'g'grandfather, was born in Bozrah, CT, in 1788, the son of John and Phoebe (Lathrop) Gardner. Sometime around 1815 he migrated to the Sequatchie Valley of TN, settling in what's now Bledsoe Co. His long migration may have been in two stages, the first taking him from CT to the Wyoming Valley of PA, where several members of his extended family had settled back in the days when it was claimed by CT. He married Elizabeth Hoge, d/o Joseph & Barbara
20. [GARDNER] GARDNER LINES [1]
Here are my GARDNER lines. I have not post for a while any info would be most helpful. George Robert Gardner b 1939 Quincy Ma>George Wilson Gardner b 1897 Hingham Ma >Richard Stacy Gardner b 1877 Weymouth Ma m Ann Lean>Joseph Tucker Gardner b1853 Marblehead MA m Martha Paine Taylor Spurr>Richard S Gardner b 1826 ? m Marblehead Ma m Mary Tucker >Edwin Gardner b imp 1795 Marblehead Ma m Ruth Besome Bowden. SarahGardner (Balch) b 1630 Salem Ma> Thomas Gardner b 1590 England m Margaret Fryer>Thomas Gar
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