Bruce Morton Garver, who manages this Memorial and wrote the following "bio", is a third great-grandson of Jacob Garver (April 5, 1794, in Rowan County, NC, to Feb. 26, 1868, at Hamilton in Butler County, Ohio) who is a paternal great uncle of Infant Son Garver (1848-1850) and a brother of Infant Son Garver's paternal grandfather, Leonard J. Garver (1788 to 1875). Bruce Garver wrote the following "bio" of Infant Son Garver on July 4, 2021.
* * * * *
On January 8, 1851, Infant Son Garver was born at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, to physician Henry Fisher Garver (1824–1902) and Esther Ann [Richey] Garver (1821-1879). Infant Son Garver is the twin brother of Colonel Clair James Garver (1824-1902), who wed Esther Ann (Fisher) Garver (1821-1879), and with her raised twin sons and two daughters.
Infant Son Garver died during the month of January 1851 at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, where he was interred at New Hope Cemetery. Fortunately, genealogists long ago recorded the names of persons interred at now unkept and extensively vandalized New Hope Cemetery in Union County, Indiana These interment records are available at the Indiana State Historical Society Library, in Indianapolis and include a record of Infant Son Garver's interment. Bruce Garver's fifth cousin Dennis Irvin Knox provided essential information to Bruce's writing of this bio.
* * * * *
On January 8, 1851, Infant Son Garver was born at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, to physician Henry Fisher Garver (1824–1902) and Esther Ann [Richey] Garver (1821-1879). Infant Son Garver is the twin brother of Colonel Clair James Garver (1824-1902), who wed Esther Ann (Fisher) Garver (1821-1879), and with her raised twin sons and two daughters.
Infant Son Garver died during the month of January 1851 at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, where he was interred at New Hope Cemetery. Fortunately, genealogists long ago recorded the names of persons interred at now unkept and extensively vandalized New Hope Cemetery in Union County, Indiana These interment records are available at the Indiana State Historical Society Library, in Indianapolis and include a record of Infant Son Garver's interment. Bruce Garver's fifth cousin Dennis Irvin Knox provided essential information to Bruce's writing of this bio.
Bruce Morton Garver, who manages this Memorial and wrote the following "bio", is a third great-grandson of Jacob Garver (April 5, 1794, in Rowan County, NC, to Feb. 26, 1868, at Hamilton in Butler County, Ohio) who is a paternal great uncle of Infant Son Garver (1848-1850) and a brother of Infant Son Garver's paternal grandfather, Leonard J. Garver (1788 to 1875). Bruce Garver wrote the following "bio" of Infant Son Garver on July 4, 2021.
* * * * *
On January 8, 1851, Infant Son Garver was born at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, to physician Henry Fisher Garver (1824–1902) and Esther Ann [Richey] Garver (1821-1879). Infant Son Garver is the twin brother of Colonel Clair James Garver (1824-1902), who wed Esther Ann (Fisher) Garver (1821-1879), and with her raised twin sons and two daughters.
Infant Son Garver died during the month of January 1851 at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, where he was interred at New Hope Cemetery. Fortunately, genealogists long ago recorded the names of persons interred at now unkept and extensively vandalized New Hope Cemetery in Union County, Indiana These interment records are available at the Indiana State Historical Society Library, in Indianapolis and include a record of Infant Son Garver's interment. Bruce Garver's fifth cousin Dennis Irvin Knox provided essential information to Bruce's writing of this bio.
* * * * *
On January 8, 1851, Infant Son Garver was born at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, to physician Henry Fisher Garver (1824–1902) and Esther Ann [Richey] Garver (1821-1879). Infant Son Garver is the twin brother of Colonel Clair James Garver (1824-1902), who wed Esther Ann (Fisher) Garver (1821-1879), and with her raised twin sons and two daughters.
Infant Son Garver died during the month of January 1851 at Billingsville in Union County, Indiana, where he was interred at New Hope Cemetery. Fortunately, genealogists long ago recorded the names of persons interred at now unkept and extensively vandalized New Hope Cemetery in Union County, Indiana These interment records are available at the Indiana State Historical Society Library, in Indianapolis and include a record of Infant Son Garver's interment. Bruce Garver's fifth cousin Dennis Irvin Knox provided essential information to Bruce's writing of this bio.
Inscription
GARVER - infant son H.F. & E.A. Garver - born Jan 6 1851
Family Members
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
