New York City Births, 1891-1902 Births Reported in 1902. Borough of Manhattan. Name: Albert W. Gardner Birth Date: 20 Apr 1902 Certificate Number: 18636

REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS BURIED IN AND AROUND ONTARIO COUNTY, NEW YORK Gardner, Peregrine 1765-1838 Pioneer Cemetery Town of West Bloomfield

Schenectady County, New York Federal Census Schedules: 1800 Gardner, William (#00374) Free White Males 16 to 26: 2, 45 etc.: 1 Free White Females to 10: 1, 45 etc.: 1 Slaves: 1

1880 New York State Census Rensselaer county Address Page Surname First Age Relation Occupation Born Father Mother 444 Eighth St. 454A Gardner Louisa 50 Head Keeps House New York New York New York 446 Eighth St. 454A Gardner Beulah? 5 Daughter New York New York Mass 446 Eighth St. 454A Gardner Elam 8 Son At School New York New York Mass 446 Eighth St. 454A Gardner Howard 3 Son New York New York Mass 446 Eighth St. 454A Gardner Lillian 35 Wife Keeps House Mass Mass Mass 446 Eighth St. 454A Gardner Sylvester W. 35 Head Postal Clerk New York New York New York 446 Eighth St. 454A Gardner Warren 10 Son At School Mass New York Mass 124 N. First St. 421A Gardner Edward 69 Head Laborer England England England 124 N. First St. 421A Gardner Hannah 30 Niece Wks-KnittingMill England England England 124 N. First St. 421A Gardner Susan 72 Wife Keeping House New York New York New York

GARDNER, WILLIAM Rank and Organization: Seaman, U.S. Navy. Born: 1832, Ireland. Accredited To: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: As seaman on board the U.S.S. Calena in the engagement at Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Serving gallantly during this fierce battle which resulted in the capture of the rebel ram Tennessee and the damaging of Fort Morgan. Gardner behaved with conspicuous coolness under the fire of the enemy.

U.S. Civil War 1861 - 1865 Gardner, Frank Pvt., Co. F, 17th NY Infantry

THE HISTORY OF THE 189TH REGIMENT OF NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/2041/189th.html 1. COMPANY A raised in Steuben County, principally in Bath. 2. Company B raised in Allegany County, principally in Bolivar, Wirt, Clarksville, Friendship, New-Hudson, Caneadea, and Alma. 3. Company C was raised in Steuben County, principally in Wheeler, Bath, Avoca, Conona and Urbana. 4. Company D was raised in Madison County, in Brookfield and Hamilton. 5. Company E was raised in Oswego County. 6. Company F was raised in Constantia, Oswego County. 7. Company G was raised in Steuben County, in Cohocton, Avoca and Wayland. 8. Company H was raised in Steuben County, in Bath. 9. Company I was raised principally in Allegany County. 10. Company K was raised in Oneida County, from the towns of Florence, Camden, Boonville, Ava, Westmoreland, Verona and Rome. Pvt. Benjamin H. Gardener B Pvt. William R. Gardener D Corporal Dennis L. Gardiner B Pvt. William H. Gardner E

The List of ESTATES CONFISCATED >From New York in the Revolution, Supplement, Albany 1904 http://www.interlog.com/~spearce/ESTATES.HTM Gardner Charles Gardner Covel Gardner Thomas

Little Rhode Island Cemetery, Genesee, New York Hibbard Road, Genesee, New York >From Tombstone: Gardner, Sarah R. Birth: 7 Oct 1821 Death: 15 Dec 1849 Spouse: David D. Gardner

Obscure Records of Interments and Burials In Staten Island NY Cemeteries http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/facsi/facsi_cemeteries_g.shtml GARDNER Charles 29y 1863-08/11 Rhode Island GARDNER John 24y 1858-10/04 Germany GARDNER Richard 35y 1859-09/16 London GARDNER William 40y 1852-01/30 England

Historical Newspaper Index Search http://www.co.fairfax.va.us/library/newsindex/default.asp Enter surname Gardner Newspapers Virginia Historical Newspaper Index Search (1785 - 1973) : Search from the following newspaper sources: - The Fairfax Herald (1886-1973) - The Fairfax News - Herndon Observer (1925-1943) - The Alexandria Gazette (1785-1788), (July 25, 1854-December 31, 1855) and (November 1, 1860-March 30, 1861) - The Arlington County Record (1932-1933) - The Fairfax County Independent (1929-1932) - The Fairfax City Times (1961-1968) - The Fairfax News (1872-1875) - The Rambler, Washington Star (1912-1928) - The Reston Times (1965-March 1970) and (2000)

COLONEL DAVID GARDNER Among the native early pioneers of this town and county not a man, so far as we know, has lived so long on the place where he was born as he subject of this sketch. He is of English origin by both parents. His father, Samuel Gardner, was a native of Pownell, Bennington co., Vt., and was born July 6, 1775. His mother, Miss Deidamia Joslin, a native of Thompson, Ct., was born April 5, 1775. Samuel Gardner was married to Miss Deidamia Joslin, Jan. 3, 1799, and immediately emigrated to Otsego County and settled in Burlington on the farm now owned by their son David. They continued to reside on the same farm till their death. They had five children, namely, Mehetabel, David, Hiram, Edward, and Benjamin, the last of whom is dead. In politics, Samuel Gardner was a Whig. He died April 28, 1860. Mrs. Gardner died Nov. 21, 1853. Colonel David Gardner was born on the farm where he now resides in Burlington, Otsego Co., N. Y. Oct. 11, 1802. His advantages for an early education wre very limited, as he was obliged to remain at home on the farm to aid in supporting the family. He continued with his parents on the farm till their death, and has since resided here. He married Miss Maria J. Cook, a native of Exeter, Otsego County, Oct. 20, 1829. She was born about 1806. By this union five children were born, namely, Adaline M., Deidamia, Carrie A., Otis C., and Samuel W. Mrs. Gardner was a lady greatly esteemed by those who knew her. She was a faithful wife and a very devoted mother. She died in June, 1846, and was buried in the town of Windfield, Herkimer Co., N. Y. The colonel was married to his present wife, Mrs. S. R. Joslin, widow of s. r. Joslin, of Essex, Vt., Feb. 15, 1847. Mrs. Gardner’s maiden name was Martha Enos, daughter of Sessions and Mehitabel Enos, and was born in Lester, Addison Co., Vt., July 6, 1816. Her father was a native of Woodstock, Conn., and her mother of Union, Conn. Mr. Gardner has now one of the best farms in the town, of more than 300 acres, and at one time he owned over 400 acres. He has lived to aid in the building of all the improvements on his farm, a view of which, with portraits of himself and wife above, may be seen elsewhere. The colonel cast his first presidential vote for General Jackson at his first election; but in politics she was identified with the Whig party until the organization of the Republican Party. He never sought any political offices in his town, preferring the quiet of home to any political honors. He has, however, been assessor for a great many years, and supervisor of his town. The colonel was formerly connected with the State militia, entering at the age of eighteen as a private, and gradually advanced through the various military positions until he became colonel. He was very fond of the military tactics. He is now an old gentleman of nearly seventy-six, very much broken down in health, but his mind is as clear as ever. He enjoys the confidence of his neighbors, and reviews the part with no apprehension of the future.

25th Alabama Infantry - Company C Gardner, James M., died 8/14/1863 at Cherokee Springs, GA of disease. Survived by Hannah C. Gardner, widow and 2 children Gardner, J.B., discharged for disability 7/2/1862 at Tupelo, MS Gardner, William H., 2nd Lieutenant Gardner, Thomas T., captured at Nashville, TN 12/5/1864. Died 4/10/1865 at Rock Island Prison, IL. grave #1938

I am searching for an elusive Nathaniel Gardner who may or may not have been related to George. What I know for sure is this: A Nathaniel Garder was born May 18, 1735 (probably on Nantucket). He married Margaret Heath, (parents unknown) around 1760. Margaret was born sometime around 1740, most likely in Scotland. At some point, Nathaniel Gardner moved to Pittsylvania County Virginia from where he fought in the American Revolution (DAR Patriot Index Volume II, DAR National #309189, 1938), guarding boats under Commander Conway in the Militia at the Battle of Camden. He died in either 1832 or 1833. Margaret died in 1835. They had at least two children (Nathaniel and Heath) and maybe as many as five. His son, Heath Gardner was born January 16, 1761 in Pittsylvania County Virginia. He married Susannah Weldon (daughter of Jonathan Weldon and Mary Elizabeth Hanks) on April 23, 1783 also in Pittsylvania County. Susannah was born May 9, 1765 in Pittsylvania County. Heath also served in the Revolution (DAR Patriot Index Volume I, DAR National #309189, 1938). He died in August of 1829. Susannah died October 8, 1829. They had nine children, one of which was Jonathan. As far as Nathaniel's ancestors, I have heard and seen the following but cannot vouch for its accuracy: "The Gardner family comes from Lymington, Hampshire County (Southampton) England. This was a seacoast town facing south toward the Isle of Wright. The family was seafarers by trade. Thomas Gardner was born in Lymington, Hampshire County (Southampton) England in 1592. He married Margaret Frier in about 1615. He had two sons born in England and accompanied his father (Thomas Sr. ?) to America in 1624. He arrived on Cape Ann, Massachusetts aboard the ship Charity. He came as head of a company called, The Dorchester Company. He settled in Salem, Massachusetts in 1626 and lived there the rest of his life. He was a representative to the General Court in 1637. He died in Salem on December 29, 1674. Margaret died there in 1659. They had at least two children, John and Richard. Richard Gardner was born in Lymington in about 1623. He married Sarah Shattuck (daughter of Samuel and Damaris Shattuck) in Salem in 1650. Sarah was born in England in 1632. Richard was granted a half share of land on Nantucket on March 22, 1666 (or 67) to ".exercise his trade as a seaman." He and his eldest son, Joseph moved there almost at once and purchased some land on Wesco Pond in 1667 from John Bishop. In addition to being a sailor, Richard was elected Chief Magistrate in 1673. Richard died on Nantucket on January 23, 1688. Sarah died there in 1724. They had ten children, one being Nathaniel. Nathaniel Gardner was born on November 16, 1669 on Nantucket. He married Abigail Coffin (daughter of James Coffin and Mary Severance) in 1685. Abigail was born on Nantucket in 1670. Nathaniel was a seaman who died in England in 1713. Abigail died on Nantucket on May 15, 1709. They had nine children, one of which was Abel. Abel Gardner was born on Nantucket on August 6, 1702. He married Priscilla Coffin [daughter of James Coffin (also father of Abigail Coffin above) and Ruth Gardner, his second wife)]. Priscilla was born June 3, 1708 and died April 27, 1792. Abel died September 11, 1771. They had twelve children, one of which was my Nathaniel... and off we go again. From the Nathaniel of Pittsylvania County I am certain but before that I am not sure of anything... any ideas? Dwayne Gardner Agawam, MA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Liz Boulais" <lizboulais@adelphia.net> To: <GARDNER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 17, 2002 12:41 PM Subject: [GARDNER] George Gardner > I have information on the Thomas Garder family where the source > was Thomas Gardner Planter and Some of His Decendants, compiled > and arranged by Frank A. Gardner, MD, 1732, Essex Institute, Salem, MA. > I also have > information taken from a book called The Gardner Memorial. The > information > in the book was taken for actual Town Records, County Court Papers, > Probate > Records, etc. It has a copy of Thomas' will. > > I assume you are research this Thomas Gardner with son George who > married > five times ( I show Lydia Ballou as his fourth wife). > > The information I have has Thomas Gardner from Dorchester England > arriving > in American in 1624. I also have a reference from "Passengers and > Ships" that > a Thomas Gardner sailed on the Zouch Phenix, with his wife (name not > given) > in 1624. Also sailing on the ship were George Gardner, Richard Gardner > and > Joseph Gardner. > > The earliest mention of George Gardner in the Town Records of Salem, Ma. > > is under the date of the 8th of the 9th month 1637 at which time he was > granted ten acres of land. He became a member of the First Church in > Salem in 1641 (First Church Records). > > The only child I show for George was with his wife Ruth Turner. This > was > Captain Samuel Gardner, born 1747/1648 in Salem, Ma. Samuel married > Elizabeth Browne Grafton. > > I don't have as much on George as I do the other Gardners in this line. > My > children are decended from Thomas Gardner. Their line is: > > Thomas>Thomas>Richard>Nathaniel>Ebenezer>Ebenezer>Ebenezer> > Ebenezer>Francis>Walter>Richard>Loyd>Elizabeth Gardner > > Elizabeth Gardner is my children's grandmother. > > Liz > > > > > > ==== GARDNER Mailing List ==== > I like newbies. Newbies are my friends. A newbie I haven't met yet > has the key to my elusive ancestor. Please don't insult or patronize > my friends on this list. -- List admin. darrellm@sprynet.com > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I am confused! Maybe I don't have the information correct, but maybe we are looking at two different George's??? Are you referring to George, son of Thomas (Salem/Nantucket Gardners)?? The information I have is he arrived in American in 1624. The earliest mention of George Gardner in the Town Records of Salem, Ma. is under the date of the 8th of the 9th month 1637 at which time he was granted ten acres of land. He became a member of the First Church in Salem in 1641 (First Church Records). This being the case, he would not have married in London in 1630. I haven't come across the mention of the two "common law" wives before. I found them on the internet, but what I'm not sure is if this George is Thomas' son. This whole Nantucket Gardner family has had me in a fit for years!! Liz Gordon Grant Lane wrote: > It appears that George had a lot of wives, both ones he married and common law. I don't know how valid my list is but here it is: > > Mrs. Ruth Turner > Elizabeth Allen > Hannah Shattuck > Herodias Long 29 Mar 1630 (maybe common law) > Sarah Slaughter m. 29 Mar 1630 London > Elizabeth Horne m. 27 Dec 1642 Salem, MA > Lydia Ballou m. 2 Jun 1668 Kingston, RI > > Note: Long and Slaughter have the same marriage dates! > > Are there more? Several children are shown with more than one mother. Does anyong have a timeline on old George? > > ==== GARDNER Mailing List ==== > Rootsweb's GARDNER surname Mailing List > Acceptable Use Policy at: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html > -- List admin. darrellm@sprynet.com > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

373 Gardner documents. Homestead Patent Search - At this BLM Site, you can search for your ancestor's homestead records. You can pinpoint exactly where they were. Many of the actual land patents can be printed. U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management http://www.blm.gov/nhp/search.htm

Confederate Pensions in Florida http://dlis.dos.state.fl.us/barm/Pensionfiles.html Enter surname Gardner. You can view the actual Pension records with Adobe Reader.

It appears that George had a lot of wives, both ones he married and common law. I don't know how valid my list is but here it is: Mrs. Ruth Turner Elizabeth Allen Hannah Shattuck Herodias Long 29 Mar 1630 (maybe common law) Sarah Slaughter m. 29 Mar 1630 London Elizabeth Horne m. 27 Dec 1642 Salem, MA Lydia Ballou m. 2 Jun 1668 Kingston, RI Note: Long and Slaughter have the same marriage dates! Are there more? Several children are shown with more than one mother. Does anyong have a timeline on old George?

Military: Civil War: Draft List: August 1863, Adams Co, PA http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/adams/military/aug1863.txt?sourceid=00224688806894693839

I'm searching for connections to the following: George Mack GARDNER, b. 29 Mar 1852, Clinton Co., Michigan, d. 9 May 1937, Grand Traverse County, Michigan. Married Orma Gene PIERSON, 30 April 1876, Clinton County, Michigan. Children: Hellen (Nellie) GARDNER, b. 12 June 1878, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan. d. 6 Sept. 1952, Dearborn, Wayne County, Michigan. Married William A. DOHERTY. Clarence A. GARDNER, b. 24 May 1880, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. d. 21 May 1967, Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan. Married Amalia VOGELI, 1908, Elk Rapids, Antrim County, Michigan. Oral Claude GARDNER, b. 24 Sept. 1883, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. d. 3 April 1954, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. Married Anna OLSON GREEN, Racine, Wisconsin. George M. GARDNER, b. 25 Aug. 1887, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. d. 23 Jan 1970, Vista, San Diego County, California. Married Amy WRIGHT. Frank Dayton GARDNER, b. 6 May 1889, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. d. 5 Sept. 1980, Largo, Pinellas County, Florida. Fern Adel GARDNER, b. April 1892, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. d. 1919, Detroit, Michigan. Married Willard HOSLER, 24 Nov. 1910. Eunice O. GARDNER, b. 16 June 1897, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. d. Feb. 1965, Bradenton, Florida. Married Harry CHRISTOPHER, 26 Feb 1916, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. John (Jack) GARDNER, b. 10 Aug 1900, South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. d. 11 Mar 1966, San Rafael, Marin County, California. Carol Gardner