Civil War Veteran
married
d. cert 17983
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R. D. GARDNER, well known as a minister, is the son of George and Eunice Gardner and was born in Washington county, Penn., May 13, 1832 on a farm that was settled in 1770. He moved with his parents to Ohio in June 1838 where they lived on a farm until April 1866. The elder Mr. and Mrs. Gardner then came to Schuyler county and three years later Mr. Gardner followed. Mr. Gardner was a soldier. He enlisted June 1, 1861 in Company K, 24th Regiment, O.V.I for three years. He was discharged March 30, 1862 owing to
general debility. Mr. Gardner has been twice married. April 14, 1853, he was married to Miss Mary Weaver, and to them two children were born: Mary H. J., and Eunice Helen McGregor, both of whom are now deceased. He was married to Mrs. Martha J. Bookout August 28, 1901.
The ministry of the gospel has been his life work. He secured his early education in the district and select schools of Ohio. While yet a boy, Mr. Gardner, on July 30, 1850, united with the Church of Christ and September 14, 1862 was ordained as a minister. In this capacity he labored faithfully until physical aliments compelled him to retire. In politics Mr. Gardner is a Republican. He resides in Queen City.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co., Page 206 (1910)
married
d. cert 17983
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R. D. GARDNER, well known as a minister, is the son of George and Eunice Gardner and was born in Washington county, Penn., May 13, 1832 on a farm that was settled in 1770. He moved with his parents to Ohio in June 1838 where they lived on a farm until April 1866. The elder Mr. and Mrs. Gardner then came to Schuyler county and three years later Mr. Gardner followed. Mr. Gardner was a soldier. He enlisted June 1, 1861 in Company K, 24th Regiment, O.V.I for three years. He was discharged March 30, 1862 owing to
general debility. Mr. Gardner has been twice married. April 14, 1853, he was married to Miss Mary Weaver, and to them two children were born: Mary H. J., and Eunice Helen McGregor, both of whom are now deceased. He was married to Mrs. Martha J. Bookout August 28, 1901.
The ministry of the gospel has been his life work. He secured his early education in the district and select schools of Ohio. While yet a boy, Mr. Gardner, on July 30, 1850, united with the Church of Christ and September 14, 1862 was ordained as a minister. In this capacity he labored faithfully until physical aliments compelled him to retire. In politics Mr. Gardner is a Republican. He resides in Queen City.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co., Page 206 (1910)
Civil War Veteran
married
d. cert 17983
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R. D. GARDNER, well known as a minister, is the son of George and Eunice Gardner and was born in Washington county, Penn., May 13, 1832 on a farm that was settled in 1770. He moved with his parents to Ohio in June 1838 where they lived on a farm until April 1866. The elder Mr. and Mrs. Gardner then came to Schuyler county and three years later Mr. Gardner followed. Mr. Gardner was a soldier. He enlisted June 1, 1861 in Company K, 24th Regiment, O.V.I for three years. He was discharged March 30, 1862 owing to
general debility. Mr. Gardner has been twice married. April 14, 1853, he was married to Miss Mary Weaver, and to them two children were born: Mary H. J., and Eunice Helen McGregor, both of whom are now deceased. He was married to Mrs. Martha J. Bookout August 28, 1901.
The ministry of the gospel has been his life work. He secured his early education in the district and select schools of Ohio. While yet a boy, Mr. Gardner, on July 30, 1850, united with the Church of Christ and September 14, 1862 was ordained as a minister. In this capacity he labored faithfully until physical aliments compelled him to retire. In politics Mr. Gardner is a Republican. He resides in Queen City.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co., Page 206 (1910)
married
d. cert 17983
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R. D. GARDNER, well known as a minister, is the son of George and Eunice Gardner and was born in Washington county, Penn., May 13, 1832 on a farm that was settled in 1770. He moved with his parents to Ohio in June 1838 where they lived on a farm until April 1866. The elder Mr. and Mrs. Gardner then came to Schuyler county and three years later Mr. Gardner followed. Mr. Gardner was a soldier. He enlisted June 1, 1861 in Company K, 24th Regiment, O.V.I for three years. He was discharged March 30, 1862 owing to
general debility. Mr. Gardner has been twice married. April 14, 1853, he was married to Miss Mary Weaver, and to them two children were born: Mary H. J., and Eunice Helen McGregor, both of whom are now deceased. He was married to Mrs. Martha J. Bookout August 28, 1901.
The ministry of the gospel has been his life work. He secured his early education in the district and select schools of Ohio. While yet a boy, Mr. Gardner, on July 30, 1850, united with the Church of Christ and September 14, 1862 was ordained as a minister. In this capacity he labored faithfully until physical aliments compelled him to retire. In politics Mr. Gardner is a Republican. He resides in Queen City.
Swanson, Arthur Malcolm and George Washington Ford. A History of Schuyler County. Trenton: W. B. Rogers Printing Co., Page 206 (1910)
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