Andrew Beard was a Revolutionary War Veteran and one of the founding fathers of Gardner, MA.
Andrew Beard is known to have been a private in Captain Miles Company, in Colonel John Whitcomb's Regiment in 1775.
Beard was married to a Miss Burnap and together they had 11 children. In addition Beard was a carpenter in Gardner and signed the petition to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Beard's tombstone reads:
ANDREW
BEARD
MASS MIL
REV WAR
1831
Andrew Beard is known to have been a private in Captain Miles Company, in Colonel John Whitcomb's Regiment in 1775.
Beard was married to a Miss Burnap and together they had 11 children. In addition Beard was a carpenter in Gardner and signed the petition to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Beard's tombstone reads:
ANDREW
BEARD
MASS MIL
REV WAR
1831
Andrew Beard was a Revolutionary War Veteran and one of the founding fathers of Gardner, MA.
Andrew Beard is known to have been a private in Captain Miles Company, in Colonel John Whitcomb's Regiment in 1775.
Beard was married to a Miss Burnap and together they had 11 children. In addition Beard was a carpenter in Gardner and signed the petition to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Beard's tombstone reads:
ANDREW
BEARD
MASS MIL
REV WAR
1831
Andrew Beard is known to have been a private in Captain Miles Company, in Colonel John Whitcomb's Regiment in 1775.
Beard was married to a Miss Burnap and together they had 11 children. In addition Beard was a carpenter in Gardner and signed the petition to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Beard's tombstone reads:
ANDREW
BEARD
MASS MIL
REV WAR
1831
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