Muriah, Just noticed your story begins here with James so I shall move your family over to the James pile. Marilynn ----- Original Message -----

Marilynn, Where do you begin? The one who moved to NC or the one who born to him there? My William Gardner moved to NC from Nantucket and his son, James was born in NC in 1805, in Deep River, Guilford County. For me, my Gardners were living in NC from the time that William arrived there, before his son James was born. The NC portion of my Gardner migration goes until James moves his family to Indiana, including John Lucian Gardner who was born in NC and relocated to Indiana and then went west on the Oregon Trail. So, the NC portion of my Gardner line includes William, James, and John Lucian Gardner and involves a time period around 1776-1825, beginning when William moved from Nantucket to NC before his son James was born in NC in 1776 until the time that James left NC and moved to Indiana where he died in 1825. If we are to connect NC Gardners, that is the time and place and people of my Gardners in NC. They arrived in NC as Quakers. It seems that that they left NC as Quakers. Muriah _____ Marilynn Masten wrote: > Muriah, Just noticed your story begins here with James so I shall move your > family over to the James pile. > > Marilynn > ----- Original Message ----- > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

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