William George Gardner was the third child born to George and Esther Hill Gardner. George Grant Gardner's history of his grandfather, George Gardner, records, "Esther Hill gave her life in the birth of...William George. The baby boy died at birth in October of 1861, and the mother followed him in death November 7, 1861."
No record could be found of the burials of Esther Hill Gardner and her infant son. The most logical conclusion is that they are buried in Springville City Cemetery, although the cemetery has no record of their graves, and no gravestone remains to memorialize their lives. This online memorial serves as a testament to their memory. (Dale G. Bailey, June 22, 2013).
No record could be found of the burials of Esther Hill Gardner and her infant son. The most logical conclusion is that they are buried in Springville City Cemetery, although the cemetery has no record of their graves, and no gravestone remains to memorialize their lives. This online memorial serves as a testament to their memory. (Dale G. Bailey, June 22, 2013).
William George Gardner was the third child born to George and Esther Hill Gardner. George Grant Gardner's history of his grandfather, George Gardner, records, "Esther Hill gave her life in the birth of...William George. The baby boy died at birth in October of 1861, and the mother followed him in death November 7, 1861."
No record could be found of the burials of Esther Hill Gardner and her infant son. The most logical conclusion is that they are buried in Springville City Cemetery, although the cemetery has no record of their graves, and no gravestone remains to memorialize their lives. This online memorial serves as a testament to their memory. (Dale G. Bailey, June 22, 2013).
No record could be found of the burials of Esther Hill Gardner and her infant son. The most logical conclusion is that they are buried in Springville City Cemetery, although the cemetery has no record of their graves, and no gravestone remains to memorialize their lives. This online memorial serves as a testament to their memory. (Dale G. Bailey, June 22, 2013).
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