Jabez Gardner was a native of Rhode Island, and the son of Samuel Gardner, a farmer by occupation, who spent his entire life in Rhode Island. Jabez Gardner was reared in his native State, whence he removed to New York State in 1815, with his family. The journey was made overland with one horse and a wagon, the family consisting of the wife and three children, and they carried with them their household effects. They located in Madison County during its pioneer days, but a short time later removed to Troy, and soon afterward to Clinton, where Mr. Gardner conducted a hotel, and where he spent the remainder of his life. His wife, Mary (Boone) Gardner, was born on a farm thirty miles from Newport, Rhode Island.
Cause of death was dropsy with illness period of 2 years. His death record lists his occupation as shoemaker.
Cause of death was dropsy with illness period of 2 years. His death record lists his occupation as shoemaker.
Jabez Gardner was a native of Rhode Island, and the son of Samuel Gardner, a farmer by occupation, who spent his entire life in Rhode Island. Jabez Gardner was reared in his native State, whence he removed to New York State in 1815, with his family. The journey was made overland with one horse and a wagon, the family consisting of the wife and three children, and they carried with them their household effects. They located in Madison County during its pioneer days, but a short time later removed to Troy, and soon afterward to Clinton, where Mr. Gardner conducted a hotel, and where he spent the remainder of his life. His wife, Mary (Boone) Gardner, was born on a farm thirty miles from Newport, Rhode Island.
Cause of death was dropsy with illness period of 2 years. His death record lists his occupation as shoemaker.
Cause of death was dropsy with illness period of 2 years. His death record lists his occupation as shoemaker.
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age 63 yrs
