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Machias and Vicinity

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RECORD OF THE DESCEJYDEJYTS

OF

Thomas Gardner of Salem, Mass.

THROUGH

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Gardner of Machias, Me.

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THE

Gardner Family

OF

Machias and Vicinity

A

RECORD OF THE DESCEJVDEJVTS

OF

Mr. Thomas Gardner of Salem, Mass.

THROUGH

Ebenezer Gardner of Machias, Me.

*1898* *

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For some time it has been the earnest desire of Mr. Daniel F. Gardner, formerly of East Machias, that the family records of the descendants of Ebenezer Gardner, of Machias, might be compiled and preserved in some convenient form during the life- time of the older members of the family.

At his recjuest, therefore, this brief sketch has been undertaken.

The work has been hampered somewhat by the author’s inability to personally examine many of the records and to con- verse with the people themselves. This has probably caused many errors and omissions, of the existence of which I would gladly be informed.

Doubtless many have been bored with my correspondence, but I wish to express my sincere thanks to all who have so kindly assisted me.

If this little pamphlet shall prove of interest or value to any- one hereafter, I shall feel well repaid.

I am indebted to Frank A. Gardner, M. D., who is preparing “a History of the Descendants of Mr. Thomas Gardner of Salem, Mass.,” for many facts connected with the brief account of the ancestors of Ebenezer Gardner following.

CHARLES L. ANDREWS.

Augusta, Me., October 12, 1898.

EARLY HISTORY OF THE FAMILY.

Mr. Thomas Gardner set sail from Weymouth, Dorset county, England, in 1623, with fourteen others, in a small vessel fitted out by “The Western Adventurers,” and landed at Cape Ann. He was “to oversee the planting” in the colony, nor this rea- son he has sometimes been called the “first governor of Massa- chusetts.” In 1626, those who remained of the colony moved to Nahum Keike, which they afterwards called Salem, (it is said by Thomas.) Of his life previous to leaving England, nothing is known, but this name is recorded in Dorsetshire for three centuries previous to 1600. Lie was a member of the General Court in 1637, was very prominent in town affairs throughout his life, and had extensive grants of land in Salem and Danvers, among others, a grant of 100 acres in 1836.

He married Margaret Frier, in England, and after her death, the widow Damaris Shattuck, who died September 28, 1674. He died October 29, 1674, leaving nine children.

Thomas.

George.

Richard.

Samuel.

Joseph.

John. .

Sarah, m. Benj. Balch.

Seeth, m. Joseph Grafton.

Miriam, m. John Hill.

From these children have sprung a numerous progeny scat- tered far and wide over our country and including many prom- inent citizens.

Thomas^ remained at Salem and held many important town offices.

George^ married a daughter of Rev. Samuel Stone, one of the leading clergymen of his day, and became a judge during the

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time of the witchcraft delusions at Salem and vicinity. One of his daughters married John Hathorne, ^Yho was also a judge presiding at several witchcraft trials.

A son, SamueP, was a captain in the Indian wars, and his son John^ was captain of the Salem company in the Indian fight at fiaverhill.

John’s'* youngest daughter was the mother of Judge Holton, at one time president of Congress, while his eldest son John^ married the widow of Gen. Putnam’s brother and was captain of a troop of horse.

This John’s grandson, SamueP owned for years the famous Summer street estate in Boston, formerly the home of the Vas- sals and Hubbards, and one of the finest old time mansions with spacious well kept grounds, in the State.

Richard^ and John^ .moved to Nantucket, where their descend- ants intermarried with the Starbucks, Coffins, Maceys and other prominent families, and their descendants are among the most prosperous people of Southern Massachusetts.

From this branch of the familv came the Gardner families at Gardner’s lake. .

John^ was captain of militia and judge of probate, and held many civil and military commissions.

MAINE BRANCH.

Samuel Gardner- {son of Thomas^) was born about 1627. Fie erected a corn mill, November 9, 1659. He was a merchant in Salem, and also a member of the board of selectmen who received deed of land where city of Salem now stands, from the Indians in 1686. He was a member of the general court in 1681-2-5. He married Mary White, daughter of Elizabeth (Flerbert) and John White, and granddaughter of John Herbert, mayor of Northampton, England, and Susanna. After her death he mar- ried Mrs, Elizabeth Paine, August 2, 1680. He died October^ 1689, leaving eight children.

Mary, b. August 5, 1658, d. 1662.

Elizabeth, b. May 30, 1660, d. 1678.

Mary, b. June 29, 1663, m. Joseph Hanfield.

Margaret, b. July, 1664, m. Deliverance Parkman, d. 1689.

George, b. January 15, 1668, d. 1668.

Jonathan and Hannah, b. July 8, 1669.

Abel, b. September i, 1673.

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Abel Gardnerb {son of Samuel-,) horn September 1,1673,, a merchant at Salem village. He married Sarah Porter, born August 24, 1675, daughter of Israel and Elizabeth Porter. She died September 24, 1728. Israel Porter was born February 12, 1643, married, November 20, 1672, the daughter of Major and Ann Hathorne, a direct ancestor of Nathaniel Hawthorne. He was the son of John and Mary Porter, who came from Eng- land in 1635. He was the largest land owner in Salem. He died September 6, 1676. Abel Gardner died November 10, 1739, leaving eight children.

Jonathan.

Joseph.

Thomas.

Abel.

Samuel.

Elizabeth Waters.

Sarah Osburne.

Mary Waters.

Thomas Gardner^ {son of AbeP) was baptized October 14, 1705. Married, February 13, 1728, Eunice Waters, baptized August 18, 1706, daughter of John and Mary Waters. John, born July 4, 1665, was son of John Waters, (born November 27, 1640, who was son of Richard and Joyce Waters and Sarah Tompkins, born February i, 1642, daughter of John Tompkins. Richard was son of James Waters of London.) Thomas Gard- ner died about February, 1753, leaving six children.

Eunice, bap. 1729.

Thomas, bap. January 21, 1732.

Mary, bap. July 14, 1734.

Ebenezer, bap. September 4, 1737.

Sarah, bap. July 6, 1740.

Israel, bap. Jul}^ 22, 1744.

First of the Family in Maine.

Ebenezer Gardner'^ {son of Thomas*) baptized Septem- ber 4, 1737, was a potter by trade and resided in Roxbury. He sold his share of his father’s property in 1763 and received a grant of land in Auk-paque, Cumberland county. Nova Scotia, from which the Acadians had been expelled. On the breaking out of the Revolutionary War he remained loyal to the colonies and was a member of the committee of safety, who went to

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Boston to urge an energetic campaign to protect the faithful in ' the Provinces. For this reason shortly after his return he was obliged to flee the country and his wife and family followed^ suffering fearful exposure and danger, to Machiasport in 1776. For his patriotic services he received a grant of one thousand acres of land in 1785, near Bangor, but preferred to remain at iMachias, where he built a home below “The Falls.” He mar- ried Damaris, baptized September 4, 1747, died February 5, 1837,

aged ninety-two years, daughter of Nathan and Susanna Merrill of Haverhill. He died November 21, 1832, aged ninety-seven years. He left nine children.

Born in Cumberland county.

1. Susannah, b. October 15, 1770, d. April 9, 1843.

2. Eunice, b. July 14, 1772, d. March 6, 1836, unmarried.

3. Hannah, b. May 3, 1774, d. September i, 1858.

4. Eben, b. January 31, 1776. d. February 5, 1857.

Born in Machias, Maine.

5. Samuel, b. July 13, 1781, d. May 16, 1853.

6. Thomas, b. October 10, 1783, d. September 17, 1872.

7. John, b. July 16, 1785, d. December 8, 1846.

8'. William, b. October 21, 1789, d. October 9, 1863.

9. Nathan, b. September 24, 1793, d. March 14, 1795.

T. SUSANNA GARDKER^\(danghter of Ebcne::er\) born October 15, 1770, married ist, Aaron Sevey, by whom she had two children, both of whom died young. Aaron died shortly after, and she married July 17, 1796, Marshal Thaxter, son of IMajor Samuel and Abigail (Smith) Thaxter, born in Hingham, Mass., March 14, 1760, died February 28, 1835. He was a tanne^ by trade and his tannery was for years one of the landmarks ( IMachias. His business is still carried on by his children. Susanna and .A^^nliad ten children. She died April 9, 1843.

1. Gridley, b. December 25, 1797.

2. Lucy, b. July 22, 1799.

3. Sarah, b. March 3, 1801.

4. Ezekiel, b. December 6, 1802.

5. Abigail, b. November 10, 1804.

6. Mary, b. June 23, 1806, died unmarried.

7. Susan, b. February 18, 1808.

8. Eunice, b. January 24, 1810.

9. Marshall, b. January, 1812.

10. William, b. October 20, 1816.

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I. GridleyS (son of Susanna^,) horn December 25, 1797, mar- ried January 27, 1823, Hannah Longfellow. Followed his father’s business as a tanner. They had eleven children.

1. Harriet E., b. February 26, 1824.

2. Celia Ann, b. November 6, 1825, m. Jas. E. Fullerton.

3. Eliza Wilder, b. September 21, 1827, m. Bartlett M. Taylor.

4. Cyrus, b. May 18, 1829, m. Mary A. Jameson.

1. Lucinda A., b. June 18, 1851.

2. Charles A., b. August 25, 1853.

3. Frank W., b. August 25, 1862.

5. Geo. William, b. July 7, 1831, m. October 6, i860, Clara J. Palmer.

I. Helen M., b. February 26, 1863.

6. Isaac L., b. September 17, 1833, m. Martha E. Davis.

7. Sarah Savage, b. May 5, 1835. d. February 20, 1859.

8. Margaret Ham, b. November 20, 1837, m. Oliver Hopkins, Pludson,

Mass.

9. Marshall E., b. April 22, 1841, m. Mary C. Davis, May ii, 1867.

10. Susan, b. August 23, 1843, m. June 24, 1892, Jas. E. Fullerton,

Montevideo, Minn.

11. Son, b. June, 1846, died young.

2. Lucy ThaxteH, (daughter of Susanna^,) born July 22, 1799, married November 8, 1821, John Stuart of Machias. Ten children.

I. John Allen. 2. Henry C. 3. Charles E. 4. George O. 5. Sarah J. 6. Mary A. 7. Susan G. 8. Lucy D. 9. Lewis C. 10. William T.

3. Sarah Thaxter^, (daughter of Susanna^,) born March 31,

1801, married February 7, 1821, Daniel Savage, died October 17, 1831.

I. Susan, m. John Knox. 2. Edward. 3. Harriet. 4. Daniel.

4. Ezekiel Thaxter^, (son of Susanna^,) born December 6,

1802, married December 13, 1832, Caroline L. Jones, (born Sep- tember 20, 1809, died March 6, 1888,) seventh in descent from John and Priscilla Alden. He was a farmer and butcher and died October i, 1891. They had ten children.

1. Benj. R. Jones, b. October 22, 1833.

2. Chas. Augustus, b. May 29, 1835, d. March 9, 1837.

3. William Augustus, b. March 21, 1837.

4. Caroline Jones, b. May 25, 1839, d. February 25, 1841.

5. Amelia Reynolds, b. January 27, 1841, lives at Salem, Mass.

6. Sophia Gleason, b. December 19, 1843.

7. James Otis, b. January 20, 1846, d. February 27, 1846.

8. Lucy Stuart, b. March 17, 1847.

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9. Edgar Wallace, b. September 15, 1849, rn. August 25, 1875, Mary

A. Goodhue, d. October 15, 1875.

10. Julia Helen, b. October 22, 1851, not married.

I. Benjamin R. Jones Thaxter®, {son of Ezekiel',) born October 22, 1835, niarried September 29, 1864, Eleanor Cornier, lives in Minneapolis, Minn. Seven children.

I. Amelia. 2. Bessie C. 3. Mary. 4. Alice. 5. Edna Caroline. 6. Charlotte Ethel. 7. Julia Eleanor.

III. William Augustus Thaxter®, {son of Ezekiel',) born March 21, 1837, married ist, Sarah A. Thompson, November 25, 1859. She died December 10, 1861. He lives at Machias.

I. Caroline Jones, b. August 29, i860, m. April 15, 1887, Ferd. S.

Dodge.

Married 2nd, Mary Elizabeth Pierce, September 13, 1870. She died July 10, 1891.

1. Leverett P., b. October 31, 1871.

2. Benjamin A., b. March 7, 1873.

3. Harry, b. January 6, 1875.

4. Amy H. b. September 16, 1881.

VI. Sophia G. Thaxter®, {daughter of Ezekiel',) born December 19, 1893, married July 19, 1865, Charles A. Thompson of Machias. Eight children.

1. Annie Beel, b. IMay 3, 1866.

2. Sarah Ellen, b. July 28, 1867.

3. Edgar W., b. December 22, 1870.

4. Geo. Lewis, b. January 7, 1873.

5. Mary Goodhue, b. January 13, 1878.

6. Samuel Hunter, b. January 2, 1880.

7. Caroline Lewis, b. March 13, 1883.

8. Winnifred, b. February 19, 1885.

VIII. Lucy Stuart Thaxter^, {daughter of Ezekiel',) born March 17, 1847, niarried May, 1873, Asa R. Bryant, died April 14, 1895. Five children.

1. Grace, b. 1874.

2. Ezekiel Thaxter, b. May 3, 1875.

3. Eleanor Cornier, b. October 7, 1877.

4. William, b. November i, 1880.

5. Susan M., b. August 6, 1883.

5. Abigail Thaxter^, {daughter of Susanna^,) born Novem- ber 10, 1804, married May, 1833, Rev. Gilman Bacheller, of

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Machiasport, for many years pastor of the Congregational church, died March, 1871. Eight children.

I. Marshall T. 2. Lydia H. 3. May S. 4. Gilman. 5. Thomas T. 6. Sarah J. 7. Jos. A. 8. George E.

7. Susan Thaxtery {daughter of Susanna^,) born February 18, 1808, married August 20, 1844, Dr. Niran Bates, born Fay- ette, Me., November 27, 1801. He was a physician at East Machias.

1. Cnarlotte Dennett, b. June 13, 1845, m. INIarch 3, 1880, at Oakland,

Cal., Justin Payson ]\Ioore, b. May 8. 1841, at Augusta

I. Carita, b. i\Iarch 2, 1882, at San Rafael, Cal.

2. Frederick, b. August ii, 1847, d. 1848.

3. John Davis, b. September 9, 1848.

4. Arlo, b. December 16, 1850.

5. Clara, b. May 29, 1853, lives at East Machias.

III. John Davis Bates^, {son of Susaid,) born September 9, 1848, married September 7, 1871, at Calais, IMary Elizabeth Burnham, born September 9, 1849. They live at Calais, Maine.

1. Emily Jewell, b. June 17. 1872.

2. Susan Thaxter, b. August 31, 1873, d. August 31, 1874.

3. Alice Burnham, b. February 4, 1875.

4. Geo. Burnham, b. January 16, 1877.

5. Niran Carollton, b. June ii, 1879.

6. ]\Iary Elizabeth, b. February 16, 1881.

7. John Thaxter, b. October 10, 1883.

8. Ellen Douglass, b. October 13. 1886.

IV. Arlo Bates"^, {son of Susan'’' ,) born December 16, 1850, married September 5, 1882, at Brunswick, Harriet Leonora Vose, born July 30, 1857, died March 13,, 1886. He is professor of English literature and a very popular poet and writer. Resides at Boston.

I. Oric, b. December 5, 1883.

8. Eunice Thaxter'^, {daughter of Susanna^',) born January 10, 1810, married November 25, 1835, in Methuen, Mass., James Pope, son of Frederick and Mary (Pierce) Pope, born Novem- ber 23, 181 1, who was for many years agent for the Whitneyville Lumber Company at Whitneyville.

1. A son, died young.

2. James Oscar, b. September 2, 1837, d. in San Francisco, Cal., Jan-

uary 4, 1862.

3. Charles Frederick, b. December 27, 1838, d. November 27, 1840.

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4. Julia Helen, b. March 12, 1840. d. June 26, 1847.

5. Chas. Henry, b. October 18, 1841.

6. Sara Hill, b. April ii, 1845, d. February 16, 18^7.

7. William Herbert, b. March 22, 1847, d- October 26, 18^7.

8. Lucy Emma, b. October 5, 1848.

9. Herbert Leslie, b. January 17. 1851, d. September 24, 1852.

10. Edgar Marshall, b. February 4, 1853, d. March 6, i860.

V. Chas. Henry Pope^^ (sou of Eunice' ,) born October 18, 1841, married Jnly 31, 1865, East Machias, Elizabeth Leach, daughter of Niran Bates, M. D., by his first wife. Charlotte Lamson, daughter of Col. Lamson, of Exeter, N. H. He is a popular clergyman of the Congregational denomination, and a well-known author and genealogist, residing at Cambridge, jMass.

I. Niram Bates, b. July 17. 1879, at Thomaston, Me.

VIII. Lucy Emma Pope^, (daughter of Euuicc',) born October 5, 1848, married Joseph Allen Bacheller, son of Rev. Gilman and Abigail (Thaxter) Bacheller of Machiasport, died in Jonesboro, April 30, 1885.

1. Jas. Pope, b. January 24, 1867.

2. Esselle, b. April 8. 1869, m. April 22, 1897, Robert Durant, of Camden, N. Y.

I. Raymond Emmons, b. June 6, 1898.

3. Gilman, b. May 27, 1872.

4. Chas. Henry, b. October 2, 1875.

5. Susan Thaxter, b. March 4, 1880.

6. Geo. Edgar, b. December 18, 1881.

9. Marshall Thaxter", (sou of Siisaiiua^,) born t8t2, married July 6, 1846, Charlotte Kimball, of Concord, N. H. Was a cabinet maker and undertaker. He died March 22, 1882.

I. John M. 2. Charlotte E. 3. William T. 4. Ruby H. 5. Charles. 6. Gilman B.

10. William Thaxter", (sou of Susaima^,) born October 20, 1816, married ist, Elizabeth Hale; 2nd, Sarah Hill, November 8, 1854.

I. Frank W.

3. HANNAH GARDNER®, (daughter of Eheuezer^,) born May 3, 1774, married, March 30, 1797, Daniel Eoster of East Machias, (born January 8, 1769, died May 5, i860,) son of Benj. Eoster, born June, 1726, and Elizabeth Scott, born 1734, who

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were married in 1749 and had twelve children. Hannah died September i, 1858. She had no children but brought up Daniel /fy F RurDHannah, children- o# Thomac*^. Aunt and Uncle Foster are kindly remembered by all the numerous nephews and nieces.

He was a lumberman and farmer and in 1800 built the house in East Machias occupied for many years after his decease by Daniel F. Gardner'.

4. EBENEZER GARDNER®, {son of Ebenczcf\) born January 31, 1776. Married June 21, 1803, Sally Albee ; she was daughter of Wm. and Ellen (Dillway) Albee, born November 12, 1783, died August 25, 1875, aged 92. He was a farmer and lived at Hadley’s Lake. Died February 5, 1859. They had twelve children.

1. Susannah, b. April 30, 1804.

2. Thomas J., b. December 31, 1805. Died June 10, 1833.

3. James A., b. December 26, 1807.

4. Ebenezer, 3rd, b. February 9, 1810.

5. Thaxter, b. February 19, 1812.

6. Lucinda, b. April 15, 1814.

7. Lydia, b. February 14, 1816, died July 3, 1818.

8. Henry A., b. April 24. i8t8.

9. Raymond, b. January 19, 1822.

10. Cyrus S., b. June 16, 1824.

11. Julia R., b. October 18, 1826, m. Thos. Gardner', son of Thomas®.

See his family for children.

12. Edwin R., b. November 6, 1828. m. Helen A. Cotton, of Milwau-

kee. Wis., March 28, 1853. Died October 30, 1853.

I. Susan Gardner’^, {daughter of EbenczcE',) born April 30, 1804, married Cyrus Sanborn, son of Wm. and Priscilla (May- hew) Sanborn, blacksmith. East Machias, September 13, 1823.

She died December 25, 1886. She had nine children.

1. Hannah, b. January 26, 1825, m. October ii, 1846 Fred’k Talbot,

lumber merchant in New York, now has a summer home at Fast Machias. Died January 26, 1854.

1. Charles, m. Amy Bowen.

1. Earle.

2. Eleanor.

3. Mylita.

2. Edward, died young.

2. Mary Crocker, b. April 13, 1827, m. April 30, 1854, Charles Talbot,

brother of Fred’k, lumber merchant East Machias, novv lives in Providence.

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1. Andrew Pope, b. January 24, 1857, m. October 21, 1891, Alice Burton.

I. Andrew Burton, b. April 21, 1897.

2. William Sanborn, b. October 16, 1861.

3. Hattie Emily, b. May 19, 1864, d. September 20, 1865.

4. Susan Emily, b. November 9, 1865, m. Aprd 18, 1894, George

Chadin.

3. Cyrus, b. August 12, 1829, d. April 4, 1847.

4. Susan Lowell, b. August 3, 1832, d. September 8, 1832.

5. Sarah Albee, b. September 17, 1833, m. October 7, 1854, John K.

Ames, who is in the lumber business, Machias, d. June 21, 1891.

1. Edwin Gardner, b. July 2, 1856, m. October 17, 1888, Maud Walker.

2. Anna Mary, b. June 29, 1858, m. February 10, 1887, Fred

Peavy.

3. Julia Pope, b. August 8, i860, m. November 14, 1883, R. Clin- ton Fuller.

1. Margaret Ames, b. October 20, 1890.

2. Harriet Ames, b. July 14, 1895.

3. R. Clinton, Jr., b. July 10, 1898.

4. Frank Sanborn, b. August i. 1863.

5. Alfred Keller, b. September 4, 1866.

6. Lucy Talbot, b. September 25, 1871.

6. Susan Gardner, b. May 29, 1836, m. May 17, 1856, Fred’k Talbot,

d. September 3, 1865.

I. Martha.

2. Emily, d. young.

7. Thomas Mayhew, b. December 31, 1838, m. November 28, 1865,

Helen Chase.

1. Emily Frances, b. September 16, 1868.

2. Lucy Foster, b. April i, 1870.

3. Arthur Chase, b. October 22, 1872.

4. Susan Louisa, b. November 3, 1880.

8. Caroline Lowell, b. August 31, 1841.

9. Frank, b. December 5, 1843, December 5, 1885, Elizabeth Brown.

Is hotel proprietor East Machias.

1. Cyrus, b. October y 1886, d. October y; 1891.

2. Edward Talbot, b. August 2^, 1887.

3. Sarah Ames, b. June 2^, 1889.

4. Joseph Brown, b. December 3, 1890.

5. Frank, b. May 2, 1896.

3. James A. Gardner'^, {son of Ebenascr^,) born December 26, 1807. Married Almira Kilton, December 27, 1832. She died November 5, 1844, and he married Mary Bowman, who is still living in Machias. He was a farmer at Hadley’s Lake, after- wards removing to Machias where he carried on the trade of a mason. His children were :

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1. Almira, b. December i, 1833, m. Chas. Morris, of Philadelphia.

1. Chas. E. Morris, now proprietor Washington House, Ches- ter, Pa.

2. James E. Morris.

3. Lottie Estelle, m. Brycroft.

4. Wm. F. C. Morris.

2. James T., b. May 29, 1836, d. September 20, 1875, m. Mary E.

Gardner®, daughter of Alfred Gardner"^. Was soldier in the Civil War.

1. Almira Rosetta, b. January 16, 1859, m. October 22, 1878, Loring A. Holmes.

I. Edna L., b. May 22, 1880.

2. Thos. Sherman, b. March 29, 1861, m. April 2. 1881, Abbie M. Harmon. Both dead.

3. Nellie E., b. July 27, 1865, m. July 28, 1894, Chas. P. Denni- son.

4. Emma G., b. July 19, 1867, m. Hector^Robertson.

5. Cora M., b. May 28, 1869.

6. Ulysses G., b. October 23, 1871. Proprietor of grocery store at Cherryfield.

7. Ira N., b. July 4, 1874.

3. Augusta, b. August 14, 1838, m. Stillman Coffin of Jonesport.

I. Flora. 2. Fred. 3. James. 4. Ina.

4. Emma, b. December 20, 1840, d. May 10, 1842.

5. Emma, b. October 23, 1844, d. September 13, 1852.

Children of James A. and Mary B. Gardner :

6. Antoinette L., b. February 23, 1846, d. October 13, 1865.

7. Isaac E., b. May 25, 1848, m. Eliza Wilbur September 12, 1874.

1. Antoinette, b. July 18, 1877, ni. December 14, 1893, Eben J. Gooch.

2. Ada, b. July 20, 1880. Hodgdon, Me.

3. Herbert, b. July 26, 1882.

4. Mary, b. May 29, 1886.

5. Bowman.

8. Sophia K., b. January ii, 1851, d. October 29, 1865.

9. Clarence T., b. September 10, 1855, m. Emma L. Barnard, March

26, 1879. They live at Machias.

. I. Lois Edith, b. May 15, 1880.

2. Roy Edwin, April 12, 1888.

10. Herbert, b. July 28, 1861. d. October 2, 1865.

4. Ebenezer Gardner”, 0/ born i8to. Mar- ried October 26, 1833, Hannah C. Wilder, born at Dennysville, June 21, 1806, died August, 1877. He removed to Dennysville in 1831, and died in Milford, Mass., October 10, 1889. He was a blacksmith. They had five children.

1. Deborah Reynolds, b. March 30, 1835.

2. James Frederick, b. July 9, 1837.

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3. Lyman Kent, b. November 4, 1840.

4. Sarah Albee, b. December 7, 1841.

5. Emma Albee, b. April 16, 1852.

I. Deborah Gardner^, {daughter of Ebcne::er' ,) born March 30, 1835. Married October 31, 1856, Benjamin Lincoln, born in Dennysville, December 3, 1832. Deborah died January, 1895. They had five children.

1. Sarah G., b. November 25, 1858.

2. William S., b. September 12, i860, m. December 21, 1887, Marion

Roberts of Orland, Ind., b. August 31, 1861, resides at Orland.

1. Ruth, b. October 17, 1888.

2. Helen, b. IMarch 23, 1895.

3. Hannah, b. May 8, 1897.

3. Benjamin, b. ]\Iay 13, 1863, d. August 28, 1863.

4. Theodore, b. ]\[arch i, 1866, m. June 27, 1892, Laura M. Harris, b.

December 8, 1872.

I. Harriet, b. April 19, 1894.

5. Hannah, b. November 6, 1869, m. October 9, 1895, Stephen T.

Whittier.

II. James Frederick Gardner'^, {son of Ebenesicr'^ ,) born July 9, 1837. Married Maria E. Lincoln in 1859, and was again married to Mary E. Cooper, June 6, 1864. He was a soldier in the Civil War.

1. Maria L., b. March 9, 1868.

2. Harriet E., b. August 31, 1870.

III. Lyman Kent Gardnei^, {son of Ebcne.7.eE ,) born

November 4, 1840. Married 1863, Mary K. Hobart,

born at Edmunds. He is a blacksmith at Dennysville and was member of the State legislature for 1897.

1. Winnifred, b. March 25, 18637 d. January 1867.

2. Willard L., b. December 13, 1865, d., 1.889, dt

3. Edgar S., b. December 20, 1868, m. 1894, Carlotta F. Gonsal<^o.

I. Storer Gonsal^o, b. March 6, 1898.

4. Mabel C., b. February 16, 1874, m. in 1896, Edwin L. Kilby who

died March, 1897.

I. Edwin Lewis, b. July if, 1897.

5. Herbert W., b. May i, 1878.

IV. Sarah Albee Gardner^, {daughter of Ebene.zer\) born December 7, 1841. Married December 4, 1865, Thomas Crocker Eastman, born January 6, 1836, died at Milford, Mass., October 4, 1888.

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1. Louise Hall, b, January 31, 1867, d. May 26, 1874.

2. Grace Wilder, b. June 24, 1869.

3. Edwin Adlard, b. November 15. 1872.

4. Chas. Thomas, b. February 9, 1876.

5. Crocker Wilder, b. April 30, 1878.

6. Mary Cushing, b. October 30, 1881.

V. Emma Albee®, born April 16, 1852, at St. Stephen, N. B. Was an adopted child. She married Albert C. McLauchlin, born at Dennysville, June 26, 1850.

I. Mabel, (adopted.)

5. Thaxter Gardner", (son of Ebcnczcr^,) born February 19, 1812. Married June 21, 1835, Joanna, daughter of Jabes West, who was born December 16, 1819, died December 5, 1886. They had no children but adopted Emma Albee, who died September 13, 1852, aged 10 years. He died September 26, 1887. He was a farmer at Hadley’s Lake.

6. Lucinda Gardner", (daughter of Ebenezer^,) born April 15, 1814. Married ist, August 31, 1835, Samuel Starrett of Hadley’s Lake; 2nd, Stephen H. West, (b. September 18, 1811, died October 12, 1891) of East Machias. She died July 29, 1892.

I. A child, d. young.

8. Henry A. Gardner", (son of Ebcnezer^,) born April 24, 1818. Married November i, 1,841, Sarah G. Brown, who was born February 15, 1820. They live at Hadley’s Lake. There were nine children.

1. Henry Erastus, b. August 10, 1841. He was a member of Co. C.,

nth Regt., Me. Vols., was taken prisoner at Fair Oaks and died

in prison in Richmond, Va., June 3, 1862.

2. Mary J., b. December 29, 1843, ui. Frank F. Albee, November 15,

1873.

1. H. Everett, b. October 23, 1875.

2. Ada, b. December 27, 1879.

3. Lucinda S., b. March 15, 1846, d. March 15, 1849.

4. Eben, b. May 28, 1848, d. November 15, 1881.

5. Abby R., b. August 25, 1851, d. August 14, 1865.

6. Edwin R., b. November 29, 1853, d. August 31, 1865.

7. Susan S., b. February 24, 1856.

8. Lizzie A., b. March 7, 1859, m. Oliver H. Seavey, November 25,

1879, d. March 23, 1895.

1. Florence G., b. January 20, 1881.

2. Bertha M., b. July 27, 1883.

3. Herbert W., b. August 29, 1886.

9. Clara E., b. May 17. 1864, m. Isaiah C. Huntley, April 10, 1895.

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9. Aaron L. Raymond Gardner y (son of Ebenc-ccr^,) born January 19, 1822, at East Machias, died April 23, 1891, at Dennysville. Married September 5, i848,Abbie Wilder Rey- nolds, born February 21, 1830, at Dennysville. Has been a prominent merchant for many years.

1. Julia Raymond, b. May 31, 1850, at Dennysville, d. February ii,

1851.

2. George Reynolds, b. January 14, 1852.

3. Edwin Reymond, b. June ii, 1854.

4. Charles Otis, b. September 2, 1856.

5. Eva May, b. March 28, 1858.

6. Fred Lee, b. April 3, 1862.

II. George Reynolds Gardner^, (son of A. L. R. GardneA,) born January 14, 1852, at Dennysville ; married Annie E. Rob- bins, born at Calais, January 25, 1888. A prominent lawyer at Calais and judge of probate of Washington county.

III. Edwin Reymond Gardner^, of A. L. R. GardneA,) born June ii, 1854, at Dennysville ; married September 20, 1877, Ada Sargent Allan, bom May 31, 1857, at Edmunds. Is a prominent citi25€ii and town treasurer of the town of Dennysville.

1. Ralph Allan, b. December 31, 1878, at Edmunds.

2. Edwina, b. June 9, 1881, at Edmunds, d. September 4, 1882, at

Edmunds.

3. Abbie Sargent, b. July 8, 1883, at Edmunds.

4. Lero}'^ Whittier, b. March 23. 1888, at Dennysville.

5. Maxwell Raymond, b. February 12, 1890, at Dennysville.

6. Agnes Hobart, b. June 5, 1896, at Dennysville.

IV. Charles Otis Gardner^ (son of A. L. R. GardneA,) born September 2, 1856, at Dennysville; married December 26, 1882, Sophia Alice Corthell, born January 6, 1857, at xAddison.

1. Carroll Corthell, b. January 25, 1886, at Eastport.

2. Marion Lincoln, b. September 10. 1887, at Eastport, d. May 18, 1897.

3. Ethel Raymond, b. March 26, 1889, at Eastport.

VI. Fred Lee Gardner,^, (son of A. L. R. GardneA,) born April 3, 1862, at Dennysville; married January 15, 1888, Mary Stoddard Philbrook, born September 6, 1865, at Dennysville. He is member of the school committee and secretary of the board of health of the town of Dennysville.

1. Edith Howard, b. May i, 1889, at Dennysville.

2. Julia Raymond, b. July 31, 1891, at Dennysville.

3. Leigh Philbrook, b. January 10, 1895, at Dennysville.

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10. Cyrus S. Gardner", {son of Ebencs;cr‘^,) born June 16, [824. Married Abbie S. Harmon, daughter of Nathaniel, May [6, 1857. He was a blacksmith at East Machias for years, and lis sons, Elma and Arthur, still carry on the trade there.

1. Andrew F., b. February 22, 1859.

2. Elma H., b. October 4, 1864.

3. Arthur E., b. February 24, 1869

4. Harry Morris, b. December 26, 1871. He is now postmaster at

East Machias.

5. SAMUEL GARDNER®, (son of Ehenezcr%) born July ■3, 1781. Married Abigail, daughter of Jonathan and Hannah ^Knight) Barry of Marshfield, who died March 21, 1831. Jon- ithan Barry was son of Westbrook and Jane (Ereeman) Barry, )ne of the first settlers 'from Scarboro in 1763. Thomas® and [ohn® married sisters of SamueFs wife. Samuel Gardner mar- ked for a second wife, Jane F. Getchell who died January 18, [841. Fie married for a third wife Relief Wilson. He died Vlay 16, 1853, aFid- after his death she married George Albee. de was a farmer at Hadley’s Lake. He had twelve children.

1. Atkins, b. February 16, 1808, m. Betsey Avery.

2. Mary, b. November 9, 1809.

3. Nathan, b. August 10, 1811, m. Louisa Harmon, daughter of Japhet

Harmon.

I. Angeline, m. John Mailer. Both dead.

4. Caroline, b. August 18, 1812, unmarried.

5. Lucius, b. April 15, 1814.

6. Jonathan, b. February 9, 1817, d. May 7, 1841.

7. Daniel F., b. January i, 1819.

8. Leonard, b. February 16, 1821, unmarried.

9. Rebecca, b. December 13, 1823, unmarried.

10. Ellen, b. September 20, 1829.

11. Harriet, m. Lord in California.

12. Samuel, d. at age of twenty-five.

2. Mary Gardner", {daughter of SamucE,) born November ), 1809. Married October 28, 1828, Hiram Harmon, (born May 28, 1802, died October i, 1873). She died May 28, 1891, Lged 81 years. I'ifteen children.

1. G. Wellington, b. December 10, 1839, d. December i, 1857.

2. Mary E., b. April 26, 1831, m. Daniel Longfellow, d. December 20,

1861.

3. Leonard S., b. October 12, 1833, m. Augustine Longfellow.

4. Hiram W., b. December 24, 1834.

5. Nathan G., b. December 28, 1835.

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6. Abbie G., b. October 8, 1838, m. A. J. Longfellow.

1. Lee W.

2. George, d. young.

3. Edith.

7. G. L. Harmon, b. December 29, 1840, soldier of the Civil War, m.

Amelia Gardner^ daughter of Hiram Gardner".

I. Ray E.

8. Laura S., b. February 28, 1841, m. ist, B. F. Longfellow, soldier of

the Civil War, d. in 1862; m. 2nd, John Partington.

9. Frances A., b. January 9, 1843, m. James Bean.

1. Elizabeth.

2. Herbert.

3. Ernest.

4. Hilon.

5. Edward.

10. Theodore P., b. April 26, 1844, d. April 26, 1845.

11. Sherlock, b. December 15, 1846, m. Olive Berry.

1. Fanny.

2. Grace.

3. Vinton.

12. Watson, b. November 9, 1848, d. October i, 1863.

13. Evelyn, b. February 4, 1850, d. July 4, 1850.

14. Daniel W., b. .May 19, 1852, m. ist, Mary Gardner®, daughter of

Alfred Gardner" ; m. 2nd, Mary Barstow.

1. Charles W.

2. James L.

3. Hiram Foster.

15. Charles F., b. December 9, 1855.

1. Roy.

2. Abbie.

3. Don.

4. Harmon.

5. Lucius Gardner^, (son of Sainuel^,) born April 15, 1814. Married July i, 1841, Lydia W. Albee, (daughter of Wm. and Hannah Albee), who died November 5, 1885. They lived at Hadley’s Lake. He died December 18, 1889. Eight children.

1. Benjamin F., b. August 6, 1843, d. May 3, 1862.

2. Julia M., b. June 4, 1845, m. April 18, 1868, Stephen McDuffie, of

Manchester, N. H. He d. July 23, 1882. She m. 2nd, Gilbert F. Farley, of Goffstown, N. H., September 25, 1888.

3. Leonice B., b. July 19, 1850, d. April ii, 1859.

4. Charles H., b. April i, 1852, m. Miss Smith of Ferndale who d. 1878; m. 2nd, Mrs. Lorena Church, March 5, 1889. Lives at Blue Lake, Cal.

1. Elmer Emery, b. October 10, 1878.

2. Franklin Hurbert, b. September 10, 1890.

Dunbar, b. April 13, 1854, d, October 20, 1864,

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6. Frederick, b. January 16, 1856, d. May 8, i860.

7. Emily L., b. March 25, 1861, m. June 13, 1883, Geo. H. Willoby,

son of Chas. and Augusta Willoby, of Brookline, now a jeweler in Franklin, Mass.

! 8. Fred W., b. August 21, 1863, m. November 4, 1889, Etta K. Owen,

i They live at Milton, Mass.

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7. Daniel Foster Gardner", (son of Samuel’,) was born Jan- j nary i, 1819. Married September 22, 1842, Elvira Elsemore of East Machias, who was born July 18, 1818. After farming for a time at Hadley’s Lake he went West and lumbered at Puget i Sound. He died March 4, 1890. His wife lives at Santa Cruz,

I Cal. There were five children.

' I. Lucy H., b. December 31, 1843, m. Putnam Visher, August 19, 1866, d. December ii, 1870.

2. Eliza A., b. February 13, 1846, m. James H. Morton, December 13,

1882, d. August 6, 1886.

I. Violet, b. in 1884.

3. Adelaide F., b. February 4, 1848, m. Jas. F. Simpson, June 25, 1873. j 4. Lorenzo D. W., b. July i. 1851, m. Eunice Wardwell, December 4,

1876, d. January 15, 1882.

j 5. Anson P. Morrell, b. July 23, 1855, d. April i, 1858.

j 10. Ellenfi (daughter of SaimicP,) born September 20, 1829. j Married December 5, 1849, James L. Meserve, born May 3, 1822, son of Wm. and Pamelia (Burnham) Meserve. They lived at i Cherryfield where he was mill owner and millwright. He died September 20, 1896. There were three children.

I. Edwin W., b. June 30, 1855, d. February 21, 1877. j 2. Emily L., b. May 14. i860, d. September 8, i860.

! 3. ' Fannie B., b. January 23, 1864, d- September 16, 1864.

-5. THOMAS GARDNER-, (son of Ebencs:cr\) born Octo- ber 10, 1783. Married December i, 1808, Sarah Barry, who was born August 12, 1789, and died October 11, 1863, sister to his [ brother Samuel’s wife. (See SamueP for her family history.)

He was a farmer and lumberman. He died September 17, 1872. j They had thirteen children.

1. Nathaniel M., b. November 21, 1809.

2. Deborah, b. December i, 1810.

3. Alfred, b. July 16, 1812.

4. William, b. August 22, 1814, d. July 31, 1857. He never married;

I was a commission merchant at Baltimore.

5. John, b. November 4, 1815.

6. Sally, b. June 22. 1817.

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7. Hiram, b. June 18, 1819.

8. Thomas, b. March 27, 1821, d. June 26, 1822.

9. Thomas M., b. December 9, 1822.

10. Daniel F., b. January 25, 1825.

11. Hannah, b. January 25, 1825, m. October 17, 1885, J. W. Parker,

b. April 3, 1827. They live at Portland.

12. Miranda, b. April 10, 1828.

13. Horace, b. May ii, 1830.

I. Nathaniel Merrill Gardner % {son of Thomas^’,) born November 21, 1809. Married Ruth Wescott, died January 4, 1875. For many years he was a member of the firm of Long- fellow & Gardner, lumber dealers at Machias. They had seven children.

1. Wm. M., b. October 28, 1832, d. August 18, 1837.

2. Mary A., b. February 18, 1836, m. R. T. Crane, d. August, 1864.

No children.

3. Wm. T., b. January 31, 1838, d. October 16, 1839.

4. Amanda B., b. March 15, 1840, m. December 31, 1863, Clark Long-

fellow, an apothecary at Machias. They now live in New York and have a summer cottage at Roque Bluffs.

1. Angelia L., b. February 24, 1865, m. June 28, 1893, Chas. H. Strong, native of Illinois, lawyer in New York. Lives in New York.

I. Margaret, b. August 24, 1897.

2. Frederick, b. February 13, 1870, lawyer in New York.

5. Julia Helen, b. August 15, 1841, m. ist, Edward Vinton, June, 1865,,

2d, Gustavus Barnes, September, 1882. Resides at Whitman, Mass.

6. Benj. C., b. January 25, 1834, d. January 29, 1834.

7. Alice Drusilla, b. August 27, 1846, m. Wm. Caswell. August, 1873,

of Melrose, Mass.

I. Carroll, b. 1876.

2. Deborah Gardner", {daughter of Thomas^,) born Decem- ber I, 1810. Married 1830, Coffin Smith, son of Stephen and Hannah (West) Smith. She died January 7, 1845, sur-

vived her until August 15, 1895. Seven children.

1. Harrison Thatcher, b. March 13, 1831, m. Rebecca Hanscom, d.

September 15, 1885.

2. Sarah, b. 1832. d. August 28. 1849.

3. Augustine Gardner, b. December i, 1833, m. December 7, 1855,

Nelson Babcock.

1. Flora Ella, b. August 4. 1856, d. March 8. 1865.

2. Chas. Erederick, b. May 12, 1858.

3. Frank Lewis, b. June 15, 1861, m. November 15, 1889, Annie Nelson

Linnie Deborah, b. June 23, 1863, m. March 19. 1878, Arno W. Seavey.

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4. Frederick, b. 1834, d. June 20, 1852,

5. T. Jefferson,

6. George E.

7. Deborah Thatcher, b. May 6, 1839, m. August 4, 1864, James White.

8. William C., d. 1879.

9. Leonora Harris, b. December 21, 1844, m. August ii, 1881, Edward

G. Fuller. They live at Wellesley, Mass.

3. Alfred Gardner^ (son of Thomas^,) born July 16, 1812, farmer at Hadley’s Lake, on the farm where he was born and brought up. Married ist, Mary Crocker, daughter of John Crocker and sister to his brother Hiram’s wife; 2nd, Hannah M. Foss; 3rd, February, 1862, Lizzie M. Hanson. He had sixteen children.

Children of Alfred and Mary Gardner :

1. Peter Harris, b. March 4, 1838, d. March 3, 1840.

2. Henry Lyons, b. December 5, 1839, d. February 2, 1840.

3. Jacob William, b. March 27, 1841, ni. and has four children. Lives

in Eureka, Cal.

4. Mary Elizabeth, b. May 26, 1843.

5. Olive Catherine, b. January 9, 1846, d. February 14. 1849.

■6. Delia, b. February 17, 1848.

Children of Alfred and Hannah M. Gardner:

7. Millard Filmore, b. December 5, 1850.

8. Lyman Beecher, b. November 6, 1853, lives in Seattle, Wash. Not

married.

9. Priscilla A., b. November 12, 1855. d. April 4, 1856.

Children of Alfred and Lizzie M. Gardner :

10. Charles S., b. November 21, 1862.

11. Irene, b. July 19, 1865, d. June 6, 1871.

12. Hiram W., b. March 14, 1867.

13. Herbert M., b. March 4, 1869.

14. Horace, b. September 5, 1871.

15. Alfred, b. August 30, 1873.

16. James R. L, b. May 16, 1875.

VI. Mary Elizabeth Gardner y (daughter of Alfred',) born IMay 26, 1843. Married ist, Jas. T. Gardner^, son of Janies A."^ about 1858. They had seven children. After his death in 1875 she married 2nd, Daniel W. Harmon, son of Hiram Harmon and Mary Gardner^, and had two children. She died December 31,

1885.

8. Charles W., b. June 17, 1882.

9, James L., b. September 18, 1882.

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VI. Delia Gardner^ {daughter of Alfred^) born February 17, 1848, died July, 1880. Married October 2, 1867, Morton D. Harmon, son of Henry Harmon. They had seven children.

1. Ina H., b. April 30, 1868.

2. Alice, b. November 24, 1869, d. January 26, 1870.

3. Etta M., b. March 20, 1872.

4. Kellar F., b. December 22, 1873.

5. Ernest M., b. October 19, 1875.

6. Eben G., b. April 2. 1878.

7. Roderick, b. May 20, 1880.

VII. Millard F. Gardner-, (son of Alfred',) born December 25, 1852, resident of Petrolia, Cal. Married there May 29, 1877, Mary Emma Allen, born in Calais, Me., June 5, 1853.

1. Edna Gertrude, b. March 7, 1880.

2. Edward Garfield, b. October 6, 1881, d. December 2, 1882.

3. Millard Chester, b. June 27, 1883.

4. Lester Grover, b. April 3, 1885.

5. Forest Allen, b. June 10, 1888.

6. Elmer Clyde, b. March 10, 1890.

X. Charles S. Gardner-, (son of Alfred',) born November 21, 1862, at East Machias. Married August 27, 1884, Clara E. Barry of Machias, born April 6, i860. He is a lumberman and truckman at Machias.

1. Rena N., b. May 18, 1889.

2. Willis A., b. January 4, 1891, d. May ii, 1892.

3. Gerald R., b. February 16, 1892, d. young.

4. Merrill T., b. August 12, 1895, d. July 13, 1896.

XII. Hiram W. Gardner®, (sou of Alfred'^,) born March 14, 1867. Married Pell Hildreth in Derby, Vt., October 3, 1894. IMarble manufacturer.

XIII. Herbert M. Gardner®, (son of Alfred',) born March 4, 1869. Married March 20, 1895, Josephine R. Flasty of Machias, born February 9, 1873.

1. Louisa E., b. February 28, 1896, d. March 2, 1896.

2. Florence M., b. April ii, 1897.

XIV. Florace T. Gardner®, (son of Alfred',) born Septem- ber 5, 1871. Married September 9, 1893, Mabel Dennison, born in Cutler, January 21, 1873.

1. Harold G., b. February 4, 1894.

2. b. September 16, 1896.

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5. John Gardner % (son of Thomas^,) born November 4, 1815. Married May 8, 1845, Rebecca Berry, daughter of John Berry who was one of crew that captured the British schooner Mar- garetta and was severely wounded, and widow of Stephen Berry. He was a ship carpenter, died July 5, 1897.

1. Alonzo, b. July 29, 1846, m. March 10, 1872, Lottie E. Small. They

live in California and have one child.

2. They also brought up Celia Brown.

6. Sally Gardner^ (daughter of Tlioinas^f) born June 22, 1817. Married October 5, 1836, Benj. G. Challoner, born Sep- tember 30, 1814, died March 30, 1879, son of Elisha D. and Lydia Challoner. They lived for a time at Cutler after which he was for some years in trade at East Machias.

1. Benj. Thomas, b. July i, 1837, m. Annie Sanford, d. February 19,

1897. Was postmaster at East Machias and held many important

town offices.

2. Lucy H., b. June ii, 1839, d. March 14, 1877.

3. Sarah Augusta, b. June 27, 1841, m. Lothrop, d. April 6,

1874.

1. Flora.

2. Ella.

4. H. Antoinette, b. October 17, 1844, m. July 10, 1867, F. H. Wiswell,

store keeper at East Machias, b. June 20, 1845.

1. Rev. Thos. C., b. December 7, 1869, m. Hessie L. Doyle, August 19, 1896. Lives- at Seattle, Wash.

2. Harry Sanford, b. August 10, 1871, d. December 26, 1891.

3. Julia Mabel, b. July 23, 1873.

4. Hovey Marston, b. October 21, 1877.

5. Emma, b. May 9, 1847, rn. Edward Harding, M. D., of Boston.

1. Maurice.

2. Walter.

3. Lillian.

6. Samuel Buckman, b. January 25, 1850, m. Hattie . Lives

in California. Hotel proprietor.

7. Hiram Gardner', (son of Thomas^',) born June i8, 1819. Married July 27, 1843, Rebecca Crocker, sister to Alfred Gard- ner’s wife, born December 30, 1820. He was for years a suc- cessful lumberman and lives at Machias.

1. Amelia, b. June 9, 1844, m. IMay 31, 1869, Gilbert L. Harmon, of

Machias.

1. Ray E., b. June 15, 1872.

2. Viola, b. February 23, 1846.

3. Geo. E., b. February 10, 1849, d. December 24, 1868.

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4. Morey, b. April 15, 1852, m. November 28, 1872, Susan N. Lynch.

Proprietor of one of the leading grocery stores at Machias.

1. Minnie Esther, b. July 16, 1874.

2. Geo. Neal, b. March 29, 1879.

3. Phillips Brooks, b. February 28, 1883.

5. Emma L., b. July 17, 1854, d. September 9, 1879.

6. Addie R. b., December 9, 1858, d. Tvlarch 28, 1872.

7. Angelia M., b. December 24, 1861, d. July 15, 1877.

9. Thomas M. Gardner^, (sou of Thomas^,) born December 9, 1822. Married December 9, 1844, J^^ba R. Gardner, daughter of Ebenezer Gardner. He was a farmer and lumberman and for a number of years has kept a hotel at East Machias where he is well known to all the travelling public. They had nine children.

1. Edward P., b. February 13, 1846, m. Leo A. Munson, March i,

1873. American Express agent and livery stable keeper at East

Machias. Adopted Ed Earle Dennison, b. June 7, 1886.

2. Emily T., b. March 24, 1848, m. January 20, 1872, Elbert E. Wis-

well, proprietor of hardware store at East Machias.

l. Carl G., b. February 2, 1876.

3. Susan S., b. January ii, 1850, d. June 5, 1855.

4. Sarah Edna, b. July 5, 1852, d. October 17, 1869.

5. Aurelia R., b. December 15, 1854.

6. Susan T., b. ]\Iay i, 1857, d. April 17, 1868.

7. Harlan P., b. August 5, 1859; he is a store keeper at East Machias;

m. Lizzie A. Whittier, December 22, 1883.

8. Florence, b. June i, 1862, m. Chas. McReavey, December 29, 1888.

Died May 2, 1892.

9. Walter S., b. February 3, 1865, livery stable keeper; m. Emma K.

Smalley. October 8, 1889.

1. Marguerite S., b. February 20, 1892.

2. Florence E., b. August 23, 1894.

* 3. Clair H., b. December 21, 1895.

4. Baby, b. July, 1898, d. October, 1898.

10. Daniel F. GardneH, {son of Thomas^,) born January 25, 1825. Married October 8, 1853, Sarah S. Lincoln, who was born December 20, 1826, died November 7, 1878, daughter of Wm. Lincoln, born February 17, 1794, and Leah Leighton, born Feb- ruary 7, 1803, of Dennysville. William was son of Matthew Lincoln of Sidney, Me., a native of Hingham, Mass. I-^eah was daughter of Samuel Leighton, whose wife was a Hersey. Mr. Gardner married a second time, October 8, 1881, Lucy Keller, a native of East Machias, widow of Ambrose Brown of Brooklyn, N. Y. She died November 19, 1895, aged 64.

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,| In 1849, he went to California by way of the Isthmus, at the )i time of the gold fever, but did not stop long. He has been a !, farmer and lumberman at East Machias most of his life. He ij has also been engaged in the manufacture of sardines at Machiasport. In 1895, he removed to Augusta, Maine.

1. Laura S., b. June 5, 1855, m. August 27, 1876, H. M. Heath, a

prominent lawyer of Augusta, son of Alvin C. and Sarah (Ken- dall) Heath, of Gardiner, Maine.

1. Marion, b. November 26, 1879.

2. Gardner, b. May 29, 1886.

3. Herbert and Gertrude, b. April 16, 1892.

2. Annie, b. March 29, 1857, m. June 8, 1892, Chas. L. Andrews, of

; Augusta, son of Geo. H. and Sarah (Safford) Andrews of Mon-

I mouth, Me.

3. Charlie C., b. November 5, 1859, d. April 20, 1865.

I 4. Lucy A., b. August 6, 1862, d. June 13, 1864.

5. Willie, b. April ii, 1864, d. August 18, 1864.

6. Linnie B., b. April 5, 1865, m. November 13, 1889, Orrin E. Tuell, of

Augusta, son of James Tuell of East Machias, who d. January i«, 1895.

1. Sarah, b. September 15, 1890.

i 7. Lincoln, b. April 19, 1867. Resident of Gardiner.

II. Miranda Gardner*, {daughter of Thomas^,) born April 10, 1828. Married November 18, 1845, Warren Smith, lumber- man, of Northfield, M&s., born September 21, 1822, died Jan- uary 23, 1896. They lived in Whitneyville, Me., until April 5, 1872, when they moved to Seattle, Wash., where she now resides, j They had four children.

I. Zelia Gardner, b. March 4, 1847, m. Lorenzo M. Crawford of Bath, Maine, June, 1870. They live at Minneapolis, Minn.

' I. James Warren, b. November 18, 1871, at Whitneyville, Me.,

m. Adelaide Rogers Smith, August, 1894.

I. George Rogers, b. January 26, 1896.

1 2. William Ellis, b. July 17, 1848, m. Ellen A. Stillwell, of Windsor,

I N. Y., November 25, 1880, who died March 26, 1886, and was

! - married again, March 3, 1888, to Eugenia Bedford of Indiana.

I I. Fred Heath, b. January 19, 1882, at Chicago.

2. Mira Gardner, b. July 20, 1883, at Chicago.

I 3. Ada Eugenia, b. February 25, 1889, at Chicago,

j 4. Florence Edith, b. February 15, 1891, at Seattle,

i 5. Willis Ellis, b. March 30, 1897, at Seattle.

3. Nathan Turner, b. March 16, 1850, at Whitneyville, d. in Chicago, October 14, 1879.

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4. Ada Eugenia, b. October ii, 1856, at Whitneyville, m. George

Sumner Jacobs, September 2, 1880, who died at Seattle, April 5,

1889.

1. Nathan, b. September 15, 1881, d. September 15, 1881.

2. Maude Eugenia, b. July 21, 1883.

13. Horace Gardner^, {son of Thomas^,) born September i, 1853. Married Delia Crocker, daughter of Horace, June i, 1837. Has been a successful lumberman for years. They live at Machias.

1. Albert, b. December 22, 1854, d. December 31, 1854.

2. Ella M., b. November 21, 1856, d. November 24, 1856.

3. Wm. E., b. April 18, 1859, m. December 25, 1879, Harriet C.

Crowley, is a leading merchant at Machias.

1. Angelia, b. March 14, 1881.

2. Ethel E. M., b. November 24, 1883.

4. Evelyn S., b. December 20, 1864, d. August 20, 1865.

7. JOHN GARDNER®, (son of Ebenezer^,) born July 16, 1785. Married ist. May 19, 1812, Susan, daughter of Jonathan Barry, who was sister to his brother Samuel’s wife, and also to his brother Thomas’ wife. She was born May 9, 1795 and died May 20, 1828. They had eight children. After her death he married 2nd, February 14, 1830, Mary Palmer, daughter of Daniel and Polly Palmer and granddaughter of Wm. Albee. She was born March 3, 1810, and died August 23, 1833. They had two children. After her death he married 3rd, 1836, Lavi- nia Foster, daughter of Daniel Hoyt. She died September 22, 1879. They had three children. Mr. Gardner was a farmer and lumberman at E?»t Machiasf>»flHe died December 8, 1846.

Children of John and Susan.

1. Louisa A., b. December 16, 1813.

2. Hannah Foster, b. March i, 1815.

3. George, b. February 14, 1817, d. April 22, 1819.

4. George, 2nd, b. May 20, 1818.

5. Stillman, b. July 29, 1820, d. September 24, 1825.

6. Susan, b. 1823, d.

7. Charles, b. January 26, 1825, d. October 2, 1827.

8. Mary, b. October 29, 1826.

Children of John and Mary.

9. Sabrina A. Gardner, b. February 3, 1831.

10. Mercie Amanda, b. Alarch 16, 1833.

Children of John and Lavinia.

11. John Roscoe, d. young.

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12. Laura Helen, d. young.

13. John Osbert, m. and moved to Kansas.

I. Louisa A. Gardner^ {daughter of John^,) born December 16, 1813. Married April 19, 1837, Elisha A. Palmer of Machias, and died December 12, 1894. Elisha, born April 13, 1813, was son of John Palmer and Mercie Albee. They had six children.

1. Augustus H., b. May 10, 1838, ni. October 17, 1865, Abbie M.

Noyes, b. Decebmer 24, 1844. They live the old Ebenezer Gardner homestead in Machiasport.

1. Harwood S., b. August 23, 1866.

2. Everett T., b. May 2, 1868.

3. Annie Louise, b. December 21, 1869.

4. Herbert C., b. January 2, 1872.

5. Elden N., b. April 4, 1874.

6. Arthur B., b. January 20, 1876, d. May 28, 1878.

7. Infant son, b. December 24, 1877, d. February 9, 1878.

8. Laura E., b. February ii, 1879.

9. Arthur B., 2nd, b. March 17, 1881.

10. Julia G., b. November 26, 1884.

11. Mary A., b. June 15, 1886.

2. Laura Ellen, b. December i, 1840, m. October 24, 1863, Simeon C.

Foss of Marshfield, b. March 5, 1833.

1. Carrie J., b. December 2, 1865.

2. Edith L., b. December 4, 1869, d. December 28, 1892.

3. Maud E., b. August 31, 1879.

4. Grace R., b. July 22, 1884.

3. Sophia L., b. March 14, 1842, m. June 17, 1868, Benj. F. Taylor;

d. February 8, 1869.

1. Frank A., b. March 12, 1869.

2. Ernest P., b. August 4! 1870, d. July 5, 1872.

3. Jas. Henry, b. February 17, 1872.

4. Ernest P., 2nd, b. September 22, 1873.

5. Lizzie, b. December 19, 1875.

4. Henry N., b. June 24, 1844; d. August 12, 1844.

5. Emma P., b. December 22, 1847. m. April 15, 1882, Benj. F. Taylor,

after the death of her sister Sophia.

I. Walter H. Taylor, b. March 18, 1883.

6. Mercie E., b. June 7, 1851, m. October 22, 1885, Horace S. Foss.

2. Hannah Foster Gardner^, (daughter of John^,) born March i, 1815. Married ist, George Sanborn; 2nd, Theodore Smith.

1. George Sanborn. Resides in California.

2. Edwina Foster Smith, m. Leander H. Cram, d.

3. Mary Hannah Smith, m. Thomas Bacheller, d.

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4. George Gardner, 2nd', (son of JoJin^,) born February 14, 1817. Married Margaret Foster, died.

1. Josephine, m. Trafton, d.

2. Henrietta, m. Geo. Loomis, resides in New York.

8. Mary Gardner'^, (daughter of Johif\) born October 29,

1826. Married Theodore Smith, d. .

I. Sarah, m. Arthur Campbell. Resides in Minnesota.

9. Sabrina A. Gardner^ (daughter of John^,) born February 3, 1831. Married December 30, 1858, Benjamin F. Tenney. After his decease she married 2nd, Winslow Bates, a prominent lawyer, November 8, 1877, and resides in Eastport.

Children of Sabrina and Benjamin Tenney.

1. Frank Atwood, b. November 30, 1859, d. June 17, 1869.

2. George Irvin, b. March 14, 1862, d. November 3, 1864.

3. Mary Eva, b. May 28, 1867, m. Jos S. Bucknam of Eastport, Sep-

tember 26, 1889.

10. Mercie Amanda Gardners (daughter of Johii^,) born March 16, 1833. Married November 24, 1853, Barzilla Dun- ning, and resides in Whitneyville.

1. Carrie Edna, b. January 25, 1856, d. March 7. i860.

2. IMary Agnes, b. September 27, 1858, m. Arno Mereen January 6,

1884.

3. Wales Arthur, b. January 16, 1861, resides in Minneapolis.

4. Daniel Howard, b. October 23, 1866, resides in Minneapolis.

5. Edith Marie, b. March 6. 1868. resides at North Adams, Mass.

6. Winnifred, b. January 13, 1871, d. June 23, 1871.

8. WILLIAM GARDNERS (sou of Ebeuezer^) born Octo- ber 21, 1789; married October 9, 1817, Lydia Albee, (born July 10, 1798, died April 2, 1868,) daughter of William Albee and sister to his brother Ebenezer’s® wife. Fie lived for a number of years at Machiasport, where he was for a long time deacon of the Congregational church and prominent in church affairs. In 1852 he moved to Machias where he died October 9, 1863. Ten children.

I.- Lydia, b. July 21, 1818; m. August 17, 1837, Charles Tobey, (b. July 17, 1812, d. May ii, 1875,) son of Elisha, d. at Harrington, Feb- ruary 5, 1898.

I. Judith A., b. September ii, 1838, m. May 14, i860, Harland

E. Plummer, who d. May 15, 1879.

1. Asenath M., b. April 4, 1861.

2. Geneva A., b. September 6, 1870.

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2. Adeline, b. October i, 1840, m. June 4, 1876, Edward W. Shackford.

3. James Osbert, b. March 19, 1844, m. July 28, 1867, Lauraetta E. Harmon.

1. Nina G., b. August 5, 1868, d. 1869.

2. Lelia P., b. November 22, 1870.

3. Son, d. young.

2. Samuel, b. December 29, 1820 ; d. April 29, 1834.

3. Lucy S., b. April 16, 1823 ; m. James H. Smith of Northfield; d. in

Michigan, April i, 1870.

1. William Gardner, b. in Northfield and now lives in Sturgis, Dak.

2. Sarah Maria, b. in Northfield and now lives in Sturgis. Dak.

3. Roger.

4. Charles Stillman, b. November 29, 1825 ; d March 7, 1848.

5. Abigal T., b. September 23, 1827; m. November i, 1847, James

Stuart of Machiasport, where she still resides.

1. Helen J., b. April 27, 1850.

2. Frank H., b. June 10, 1852, d. January 19, 1857.

3. Charles H., b. October 4, 1858, d. March 26, 1888.

4. Ida May, b. May 15, i860, d. April 19, 1882.

5. Frank L., b. November 10, 1866, d. January 17, 1890.

6. Ezekiel T., b. September 27, 1830; d. October 5, 1856.

7. Harriet N., b. November i, 1832; m. Harrison Albee of Whitney-

ville ; d. February 27, 1890.

1. Abbie Alice, d.

2. Annie, d.

3. , d.

4. Lydia, d.

5. Fred, lives near Portland.

8. Sarah S., b. November i, 1832; d. February 26, 1897, unmarried.

9. Mary E., b. February 22, 1836; d. March 19, 1848.

10. Lucinda S., b. March 21, 1843; d. January 21, 1845.

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