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Name | Sarah Ann Gardner | |
Born | 5 Jun 1799 | |
Gender | Female | |
Died | 13 Dec 1839 | Utica, Macomb County, Michigan, United States ![]() |
Person ID | I4215 | Speirs-Taylor |
Last Modified | 24 Feb 2021 |
Father | James Gardner, b. 25 Dec 1758, Bethlehem, Hunterdon, New Jersey ![]() ![]() | |
Mother | Elizabeth Froome, b. 18 Jan 1761, Warren, New Jersey ![]() ![]() | |
Married | 10 May 1780 | Bridgewater Township, Somerset, New Jersey ![]() |
Family ID | F1337 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Ralph Runyan, b. Abt 1795, d. 30 Sep 1872, Oakland County, Michigan, United States ![]() | |||
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Last Modified | 21 Jun 2016 | |||
Family ID | F1311 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Documents | ![]() | 1846 Revolutionary War Widows Pension - Family of James and Elizabeth Gardner Warren County, New Jersey In the 1840s, Elizabeth Gardner, wife of James Gardner, was trying to obtain a widow's pension. Her husband died in 1838 and had previously had a pension. In order to receive a widow's pension, she had to prove her relationship to James and prove that James served in the Revolutionary War. This required documentation and witness affidavits. These pages were transcribed from the Gardner Family Bible. Elizabeth Froome, daughter of Henry & Jane Froome was born 10 Dec 1761. James Gardner, son of William & Catharine Gardner was born Dec 1758. The above sd James Gardner & Elizabeth Froome was joined in the Holy band of Matrimony 10 May 1780. Their Issue: Catharine Gardner born 24 Mar 1781 Jane Gardner born 9 Jan 1783 Henry Gardner born 5 Jan 1785 Rachael Gardner born 5 Mar 1788 William Gardner born 17 Apr 1790 Elizabeth Gardner born 24 Aug 1792 John Gardner born 14 Jan 1794 Sarah Gardner born 5 Jun 1799 Mary Gardner born 16 Dec 1800 James and Tunis Gardner born 26 Jul 1803 Joseph Gardner born 16 Dec 1806 Fold3.com, Revolutionary War Pensions (New Jersey), James Gardner, p. 12-13 of 63 |
![]() | 1871 War of 1812 Pension of Ralph Runyan Oakland County, Michigan In the 1870s, Ralph Runyan was trying to obtain a pension for his service in the War of 1812. In order to do this, he needed to prove he served in the War with documentation and witness affidavits. The testimony of Ralph Runyan, age 77, resident of Avon (13 Mar 1871): -His wife's name was Sarah Gardner. -He married Sarah at Greenwich, NJ in 1827. -He served 1 Oct 1812 to 20 Dec 1812. The testimony of Ralph Runyon (20 Mar 1871): -He was a private in the War. -He enlisted 17 Sep 1812 and was discharged 30 Nov 1812 (a total of 75 days). He was admitted on 13 Jul 1871 to a pension of 8 dollars per month. Fold3.com, War of 1812 Pension Files, Ralph Runyan, p. 8 and 10 of 25 |
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