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Jane “Jean” <I>Gibson</I> Hardin

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Jane “Jean” Gibson Hardin

Birth
Bladen County, North Carolina, USA
Death
25 Mar 1817 (aged 74–75)
Concord, Knox County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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Jane "Jean" Gibson was the daughter of Walter Gibson and Margaret Jordan. She was born in 1742 in Bladen Co, NC. She married Joseph Hardin on 7/8/1762 in Henrico Co, Virginia Colony. They soon moved to the Salisbury District (now Rowan Co) of the North Carolina Colony settling in the newly formed Tryon Co, NC Colony (just formed out of Mecklenburg Co), where he became Justice of the Peace in 1772. They were the parents of 14 children:
Joseph Hardin, Jr.(twin) 1/22/1763
John Hardin, Sr. (twin) 1/22/1763
Jane Ann Hardin (Goodin) 1764
James W. Hardin, Sr. 1765
Benjamin Hardin I 1767
Robert Hardin I 1769
Mary Easter Hardin (Galleher) 1773
Rebecca Hardin (Steele) 7/26/1775
Elender Hardin (Thacker) 1774
Margaret Hardin (Steele) 1776
Gibson Hardin 1777
Amos Hardin 2/28/1780
Benjamin Hardin II 12/28/1780
Robert Hardin II 1/3/1789
Benjamin II and Robert II were named after older brothers who had been lost in battles with Native Americans. Jane Gibson Hardin died on 3/25/1817.
Jane "Jean" Gibson was the daughter of Walter Gibson and Margaret Jordan. She was born in 1742 in Bladen Co, NC. She married Joseph Hardin on 7/8/1762 in Henrico Co, Virginia Colony. They soon moved to the Salisbury District (now Rowan Co) of the North Carolina Colony settling in the newly formed Tryon Co, NC Colony (just formed out of Mecklenburg Co), where he became Justice of the Peace in 1772. They were the parents of 14 children:
Joseph Hardin, Jr.(twin) 1/22/1763
John Hardin, Sr. (twin) 1/22/1763
Jane Ann Hardin (Goodin) 1764
James W. Hardin, Sr. 1765
Benjamin Hardin I 1767
Robert Hardin I 1769
Mary Easter Hardin (Galleher) 1773
Rebecca Hardin (Steele) 7/26/1775
Elender Hardin (Thacker) 1774
Margaret Hardin (Steele) 1776
Gibson Hardin 1777
Amos Hardin 2/28/1780
Benjamin Hardin II 12/28/1780
Robert Hardin II 1/3/1789
Benjamin II and Robert II were named after older brothers who had been lost in battles with Native Americans. Jane Gibson Hardin died on 3/25/1817.

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  • Created by: Three Cousins
  • Added: Dec 16, 2010
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/62982252/jane-hardin: accessed ), memorial page for Jane “Jean” Gibson Hardin (1742–25 Mar 1817), Find a Grave Memorial ID 62982252, citing Hickory Creek Cemetery, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, USA; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by Three Cousins (contributor 47097614).