Son of Nellie and William Gardiner. His father had died a few weeks before he was born.
After his father died, his mother and older brother moved in with his grandparents in Farmington. William was born there two months later.
Around the summer of 1918, William began to get sick, and was later diagnosed with lymphatic leukemia. He died three months later the night of September 8, 1918, at the age of 10.
After his father died, his mother and older brother moved in with his grandparents in Farmington. William was born there two months later.
Around the summer of 1918, William began to get sick, and was later diagnosed with lymphatic leukemia. He died three months later the night of September 8, 1918, at the age of 10.
Son of Nellie and William Gardiner. His father had died a few weeks before he was born.
After his father died, his mother and older brother moved in with his grandparents in Farmington. William was born there two months later.
Around the summer of 1918, William began to get sick, and was later diagnosed with lymphatic leukemia. He died three months later the night of September 8, 1918, at the age of 10.
After his father died, his mother and older brother moved in with his grandparents in Farmington. William was born there two months later.
Around the summer of 1918, William began to get sick, and was later diagnosed with lymphatic leukemia. He died three months later the night of September 8, 1918, at the age of 10.
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