Jordan Hardwick was born in 1805 In Montgomery County, Kenucky to Samuel H. and Lucinda (Bunch) Hardwick (Lucinda was the daughter of Zachariah and Sabory Bunch.) He lived in Montgomery county, Kentucky then moved to Greenup County, Kentucky. He married Dorinda (Sproggins)Emmerson; Dorinda had been married before to Muhlelnburg Emmerson and they had three children: Nancy Emmerson, Catherine Emmerson, Frank Emmerson. Jordan Married Dorinda April 16, 1829 in Lincoln County, Kentucky. But Lost when or where Dorinda died at. Jordan lived with family members do to he went Blind. In 1885 he lived with his brother William in Fort Scott, Kansas Bourbon County. He died there and they brought his body back to Gentry County, Missouri to be buried along with family members. His brother William is buried in West Plains cemetery. In Bourbon County, Kansas Jordan had two children Mary Ann Hardwick born September 25, 1831 and William Pinkney Hardwick born April 10, 1836. His brothers are Samuel W., -- Henry, George Nimrod, John Wesley, William and his sister were Sarah (Sallie), Elizabeth, Mary Ann.
--by Roger
Veteran Civil War
PVT Co. G, 154th Illinois Vol. Inf. Regt.
Note: Enlisted as Jordan E. Hardwick
(possibly not, see below, ks)
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8-5-21 thanks to Chuck McGowan (49825845) for update:
I do not believe this to be the Private Jordan Hardwick that served with the 154th Inf. out of Illinois. This Jordan Hardwick is that Jordan Hardwick's uncle. This Jordan Hardwick would have been 50+ during the civil war. And he never lived in Illinois.
This Jordan Hardwick had a brother named Samuel Hardwick. The Jordan Hardwick that served with the Illinois infantry is Samuel's son. Samuel Hardwick raised his family in Illinois. Many records indicate that Jordan Hardwick that married Joanna Harlan was the one that served in the civil war. This Jordan Hardwick was not married to Joann Harlan.
You may wish to consider removing the PVT in the name, and remove references to his supposed civil war service. I find it inconsistent with many other documents.
--by Roger
Veteran Civil War
PVT Co. G, 154th Illinois Vol. Inf. Regt.
Note: Enlisted as Jordan E. Hardwick
(possibly not, see below, ks)
~~~~~~~~~~~
8-5-21 thanks to Chuck McGowan (49825845) for update:
I do not believe this to be the Private Jordan Hardwick that served with the 154th Inf. out of Illinois. This Jordan Hardwick is that Jordan Hardwick's uncle. This Jordan Hardwick would have been 50+ during the civil war. And he never lived in Illinois.
This Jordan Hardwick had a brother named Samuel Hardwick. The Jordan Hardwick that served with the Illinois infantry is Samuel's son. Samuel Hardwick raised his family in Illinois. Many records indicate that Jordan Hardwick that married Joanna Harlan was the one that served in the civil war. This Jordan Hardwick was not married to Joann Harlan.
You may wish to consider removing the PVT in the name, and remove references to his supposed civil war service. I find it inconsistent with many other documents.
Jordan Hardwick was born in 1805 In Montgomery County, Kenucky to Samuel H. and Lucinda (Bunch) Hardwick (Lucinda was the daughter of Zachariah and Sabory Bunch.) He lived in Montgomery county, Kentucky then moved to Greenup County, Kentucky. He married Dorinda (Sproggins)Emmerson; Dorinda had been married before to Muhlelnburg Emmerson and they had three children: Nancy Emmerson, Catherine Emmerson, Frank Emmerson. Jordan Married Dorinda April 16, 1829 in Lincoln County, Kentucky. But Lost when or where Dorinda died at. Jordan lived with family members do to he went Blind. In 1885 he lived with his brother William in Fort Scott, Kansas Bourbon County. He died there and they brought his body back to Gentry County, Missouri to be buried along with family members. His brother William is buried in West Plains cemetery. In Bourbon County, Kansas Jordan had two children Mary Ann Hardwick born September 25, 1831 and William Pinkney Hardwick born April 10, 1836. His brothers are Samuel W., -- Henry, George Nimrod, John Wesley, William and his sister were Sarah (Sallie), Elizabeth, Mary Ann.
--by Roger
Veteran Civil War
PVT Co. G, 154th Illinois Vol. Inf. Regt.
Note: Enlisted as Jordan E. Hardwick
(possibly not, see below, ks)
~~~~~~~~~~~
8-5-21 thanks to Chuck McGowan (49825845) for update:
I do not believe this to be the Private Jordan Hardwick that served with the 154th Inf. out of Illinois. This Jordan Hardwick is that Jordan Hardwick's uncle. This Jordan Hardwick would have been 50+ during the civil war. And he never lived in Illinois.
This Jordan Hardwick had a brother named Samuel Hardwick. The Jordan Hardwick that served with the Illinois infantry is Samuel's son. Samuel Hardwick raised his family in Illinois. Many records indicate that Jordan Hardwick that married Joanna Harlan was the one that served in the civil war. This Jordan Hardwick was not married to Joann Harlan.
You may wish to consider removing the PVT in the name, and remove references to his supposed civil war service. I find it inconsistent with many other documents.
--by Roger
Veteran Civil War
PVT Co. G, 154th Illinois Vol. Inf. Regt.
Note: Enlisted as Jordan E. Hardwick
(possibly not, see below, ks)
~~~~~~~~~~~
8-5-21 thanks to Chuck McGowan (49825845) for update:
I do not believe this to be the Private Jordan Hardwick that served with the 154th Inf. out of Illinois. This Jordan Hardwick is that Jordan Hardwick's uncle. This Jordan Hardwick would have been 50+ during the civil war. And he never lived in Illinois.
This Jordan Hardwick had a brother named Samuel Hardwick. The Jordan Hardwick that served with the Illinois infantry is Samuel's son. Samuel Hardwick raised his family in Illinois. Many records indicate that Jordan Hardwick that married Joanna Harlan was the one that served in the civil war. This Jordan Hardwick was not married to Joann Harlan.
You may wish to consider removing the PVT in the name, and remove references to his supposed civil war service. I find it inconsistent with many other documents.
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