Daughter of Alexander Love (1833-1912) & Ellen/Helen Douglas (1836-1909)
Helen married Rev Robert Gardner in East Taiere, Otago 16 July 1875
they had 10 children
1877 - 1950 Helen Douglas Gardner (+Waugh)
1879 - 1917 Thomas Gray Cunningham 'Tom' Gardner (KIA Belgium)
1880 - 1937 Catherine Lindsay Gardner (+Hall)
1882 - 1943 Lily Gordon Gardner (+McGregor)
1886 - Robert 'Bob' Gardner
1888 - 1894 Jessie Tait Gardner (age 6 in Pukerau)
1891 - 1956 Elizabeth Euphemia 'Lizzie' (+Turnbull)
1893 - 1970 Marion Loved Gardner (+Christensen)
1894 - 1965 John Alexander Asher Gardner (+Hallett)
1898 - 1965 Ruth Gardner (+Little)
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
GARDNER - At the residence, the Manse, McLean Street, Woodville, on May 8th, Helen Douglas, dearly beloved wife of the Rev Robert Gardner. At Rest.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Mrs Robert Gardner of Woodville The death occurred at the Manse, Woodville, yesterday afternoon of Mrs Garnder, wife of Rev R. Gardner, after a long illness, The late Mrs Gardner was born in Otago(sic) and came to Woodville with her husband and family over 20 years ago. Although of a retiring nature, she was a much loved member of the community, presiding over the Manse in a gracious manner and ably assisting her husband in his ministry. Woodville is the poorer for her passing. She is survived by her husband, Six daughters - Mesdames Hall, Gisborne, Waugh, Havelock North, J. Turnbull, Martinborough, Christiansen, Waipukurau, D. McGregor, Woodville and J. Little, Kumeroa and two sons - Mrs R. Gardner, master of a coastal vessel in Australia and Mr J. Gardner, of Hastings. One son, Tom, made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War. It is a sad circumstance that yesterday was the anniversary of his death. The sympathy of many sincere friends will go out to Rev Mr Gardner and members of the family in their loss.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Funeral Notice The friends of the Rev Robert Gardner are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife Helen Douglas, which will leave St David's Presbyterian Church, McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday) May 10th at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. Ernest Grinlinton. Funeral Furnisher
Helen married Rev Robert Gardner in East Taiere, Otago 16 July 1875
they had 10 children
1877 - 1950 Helen Douglas Gardner (+Waugh)
1879 - 1917 Thomas Gray Cunningham 'Tom' Gardner (KIA Belgium)
1880 - 1937 Catherine Lindsay Gardner (+Hall)
1882 - 1943 Lily Gordon Gardner (+McGregor)
1886 - Robert 'Bob' Gardner
1888 - 1894 Jessie Tait Gardner (age 6 in Pukerau)
1891 - 1956 Elizabeth Euphemia 'Lizzie' (+Turnbull)
1893 - 1970 Marion Loved Gardner (+Christensen)
1894 - 1965 John Alexander Asher Gardner (+Hallett)
1898 - 1965 Ruth Gardner (+Little)
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
GARDNER - At the residence, the Manse, McLean Street, Woodville, on May 8th, Helen Douglas, dearly beloved wife of the Rev Robert Gardner. At Rest.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Mrs Robert Gardner of Woodville The death occurred at the Manse, Woodville, yesterday afternoon of Mrs Garnder, wife of Rev R. Gardner, after a long illness, The late Mrs Gardner was born in Otago(sic) and came to Woodville with her husband and family over 20 years ago. Although of a retiring nature, she was a much loved member of the community, presiding over the Manse in a gracious manner and ably assisting her husband in his ministry. Woodville is the poorer for her passing. She is survived by her husband, Six daughters - Mesdames Hall, Gisborne, Waugh, Havelock North, J. Turnbull, Martinborough, Christiansen, Waipukurau, D. McGregor, Woodville and J. Little, Kumeroa and two sons - Mrs R. Gardner, master of a coastal vessel in Australia and Mr J. Gardner, of Hastings. One son, Tom, made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War. It is a sad circumstance that yesterday was the anniversary of his death. The sympathy of many sincere friends will go out to Rev Mr Gardner and members of the family in their loss.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Funeral Notice The friends of the Rev Robert Gardner are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife Helen Douglas, which will leave St David's Presbyterian Church, McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday) May 10th at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. Ernest Grinlinton. Funeral Furnisher
Daughter of Alexander Love (1833-1912) & Ellen/Helen Douglas (1836-1909)
Helen married Rev Robert Gardner in East Taiere, Otago 16 July 1875
they had 10 children
1877 - 1950 Helen Douglas Gardner (+Waugh)
1879 - 1917 Thomas Gray Cunningham 'Tom' Gardner (KIA Belgium)
1880 - 1937 Catherine Lindsay Gardner (+Hall)
1882 - 1943 Lily Gordon Gardner (+McGregor)
1886 - Robert 'Bob' Gardner
1888 - 1894 Jessie Tait Gardner (age 6 in Pukerau)
1891 - 1956 Elizabeth Euphemia 'Lizzie' (+Turnbull)
1893 - 1970 Marion Loved Gardner (+Christensen)
1894 - 1965 John Alexander Asher Gardner (+Hallett)
1898 - 1965 Ruth Gardner (+Little)
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
GARDNER - At the residence, the Manse, McLean Street, Woodville, on May 8th, Helen Douglas, dearly beloved wife of the Rev Robert Gardner. At Rest.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Mrs Robert Gardner of Woodville The death occurred at the Manse, Woodville, yesterday afternoon of Mrs Garnder, wife of Rev R. Gardner, after a long illness, The late Mrs Gardner was born in Otago(sic) and came to Woodville with her husband and family over 20 years ago. Although of a retiring nature, she was a much loved member of the community, presiding over the Manse in a gracious manner and ably assisting her husband in his ministry. Woodville is the poorer for her passing. She is survived by her husband, Six daughters - Mesdames Hall, Gisborne, Waugh, Havelock North, J. Turnbull, Martinborough, Christiansen, Waipukurau, D. McGregor, Woodville and J. Little, Kumeroa and two sons - Mrs R. Gardner, master of a coastal vessel in Australia and Mr J. Gardner, of Hastings. One son, Tom, made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War. It is a sad circumstance that yesterday was the anniversary of his death. The sympathy of many sincere friends will go out to Rev Mr Gardner and members of the family in their loss.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Funeral Notice The friends of the Rev Robert Gardner are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife Helen Douglas, which will leave St David's Presbyterian Church, McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday) May 10th at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. Ernest Grinlinton. Funeral Furnisher
Helen married Rev Robert Gardner in East Taiere, Otago 16 July 1875
they had 10 children
1877 - 1950 Helen Douglas Gardner (+Waugh)
1879 - 1917 Thomas Gray Cunningham 'Tom' Gardner (KIA Belgium)
1880 - 1937 Catherine Lindsay Gardner (+Hall)
1882 - 1943 Lily Gordon Gardner (+McGregor)
1886 - Robert 'Bob' Gardner
1888 - 1894 Jessie Tait Gardner (age 6 in Pukerau)
1891 - 1956 Elizabeth Euphemia 'Lizzie' (+Turnbull)
1893 - 1970 Marion Loved Gardner (+Christensen)
1894 - 1965 John Alexander Asher Gardner (+Hallett)
1898 - 1965 Ruth Gardner (+Little)
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
GARDNER - At the residence, the Manse, McLean Street, Woodville, on May 8th, Helen Douglas, dearly beloved wife of the Rev Robert Gardner. At Rest.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Mrs Robert Gardner of Woodville The death occurred at the Manse, Woodville, yesterday afternoon of Mrs Garnder, wife of Rev R. Gardner, after a long illness, The late Mrs Gardner was born in Otago(sic) and came to Woodville with her husband and family over 20 years ago. Although of a retiring nature, she was a much loved member of the community, presiding over the Manse in a gracious manner and ably assisting her husband in his ministry. Woodville is the poorer for her passing. She is survived by her husband, Six daughters - Mesdames Hall, Gisborne, Waugh, Havelock North, J. Turnbull, Martinborough, Christiansen, Waipukurau, D. McGregor, Woodville and J. Little, Kumeroa and two sons - Mrs R. Gardner, master of a coastal vessel in Australia and Mr J. Gardner, of Hastings. One son, Tom, made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War. It is a sad circumstance that yesterday was the anniversary of his death. The sympathy of many sincere friends will go out to Rev Mr Gardner and members of the family in their loss.
Manawatu Times, 9 May 1931
Funeral Notice The friends of the Rev Robert Gardner are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife Helen Douglas, which will leave St David's Presbyterian Church, McLean Street, Woodville, to-morrow (Sunday) May 10th at 2 p.m. for the Woodville Cemetery. Ernest Grinlinton. Funeral Furnisher
Inscription
In Loving Memory Of
HELEN DOUGLAS
beloved wife of
Rev R. GARDNER
Died May 8 1931
also
Rev R. GARDNER
Died Jan 30 1936
Asleep In Jesus
Gravesite Details
Funeral Director: Ernest Grinlinton
Funeral Officiator: Rev Macky
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