George (Julia McAuliffe/McCullough) Gardner Family Group Sheet
Contributed by Darlene Christison Mingus ,
Family Group Record ========================================================================================== Husband: George F. Gardner ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 3 Jul 1843 County Louth, Ireland Misc: bet 1845-1847 Left in care of Uncle age 2-5 while pare Misc: 1857/58 Came to America from Co. Louth, Ireland Citizen: 1858 Misc: 1860 2 trips to the Argentine Republic in Sou Misc: 21 Jul 1861 Found out father and brother, Matthew an Military: 14 Apr 1864 US Navy-North Atlantic Squadron to end o Award: 27 Oct 1864 1 or 2 survivors of 7 who sunk the Ship Misc: 27 Oct 1864 Served under Adm.'s Farragut and Porter- Misc: abt 30 Oct 1864Received bronmedal for helping sink The Discharged: 14 Apr 1866 Washington, DC Military: 21 Nov 1866 US Army-left New York for San Francisco Census: 1870 Pima Co. 141 Camp Crittenden, Arizona Misc: 1872 Came to Idaho Misc: bet 1875-1885 Mined in the Boise Basin, Centerville, I Discharged: 10 Jan 1875 Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Census: 1880 Boise Co., Centerville, Idaho Territory- Picture: 1885 Quartsburg, Idaho-George Gardner-miner. Misc: 1885 Moved to Emmett, Canyon Co., Idaho Census: 1900 Canyon Co., Emmett Precinct, Idaho FHC # Census: 1910 Canyon Co., Emmett Precinct, Idaho, pp.3 Newspaper Art.: 15 Jan 1911 Idaho Statesman-George Gardner Emmett Pi Misc: 22 May 1919 Aide-de-camp for Idaho on staff of camma Census: 1920 Gem Co., 90 Bramwell Precinct, Idaho Death: 9 Aug 1926 Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Misc: 9 Aug 1926 Veterans Eye Correct List of War Veteran Father: aft 9 Aug 1926 George's father's name was George accord Burial: 11 Aug 1926 Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho-Riverside Cemeter Newspaper Art.: 3 Oct 2007 War Veterans honored for service Military: Nov 1866-Co. Tucson, Arizona Misc: Belonged to Grand Army of the Republic-P Misc: Only veteran sailor ever held these 2 ho Misc: Veteran of the Civil War Marriage: 14 Jul 1876 Boise, Ada Co., Idaho Father: Matthew or James Gardner Mother: ========================================================================================== Wife: Julia McAuliffe (McCullough) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 8 Feb 1838 County Cork, Ireland Misc: 1865 Came to America from Co. Cork, Ireland Citizen: 1865 Misc: 1867 First School Session taught by Julia McA Census: 1870 Boise Co., Centerville, Idaho Territory- Misc: 1870 Women's work 1870 census-list Jula as a Death: 20 Aug 1920 Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho Burial: Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho-Riverside Cemeter Father: McAuliffe (McCullough) Mother: ========================================================================================== Children ========================================================================================== 1 F Mary Elizabeth Gardner Birth: 18 Apr 1877 Centerville, Boise Co., Idaho Census: 1880 Centerville, Boise Co., Idaho Territory Immigration: 1882 Emmett, Gem Co, Idaho Education: bef 1892 St. Teresa's Academy Misc: 15 Nov 1892 Received teacher's certificate Occupation: bet 1893-1900 Teacher at Jackknife School Note: Feb 1899 Taken from a school book from Jacknife S Census: 1900 Canyon Co., Emmett Precinct, Idaho FHC # Occupation: 1900 School teacher Death: 4 Feb 1949 Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho Burial: abt 8 Feb 1949 Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho-Riverside Cemeter Picture: Jacknife Schools #1 & #2 Picture: Jacknife School Spouse: James Andrew Kesgard\Kjaersgaard (m 25 Jul 1901) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 F Frances Catherine Gardner Birth: 1879/80 Centerville, Idaho (Boise Basin) Death: 23 Feb 1890 Burial: Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho-Riverside Cemeter Marriage: ========================================================================================== Prepared 20 Apr 2012 by: Darlene Mingus ========================================================================================== FAMILY NOTES Marriage(1,2): HUSBAND NOTES: George F. Gardner Birth(3,4,5): Misc(6): Misc(3): Citizen(7): Misc(6): Misc(3): Military(8): Award(3): Misc(3): Misc(3): Discharged(9,10): Military(11): Census(12): Misc(3): Misc(3): Discharged(13): Census(14): Picture(15): Misc(3): Census(7): Census(16): Newspaper Art.(5): Misc(13): Census(17): Death(3): Misc(18): Father(19): Burial(20): George Gardner was first buried in the cemetery behind the Meat Locker on 4th St. by the sawmill and all the graves were moved to Riverside Cemetery at a later date. Newspaper Art.(21): Military(5): Misc(3): Misc(13): Misc(3): General(22,5): WIFE NOTES: Julia McAuliffe (McCullough) Birth(3): Misc(3): Citizen(7): Misc(23): Census(24): Misc(25): Death(26,11): Burial(11): General(22): CHILD NOTES: Mary Elizabeth Gardner Birth(3): Census(27): Immigration(11): Education(11): Misc(4): Occupation(3): Note(28): Census(7): Occupation(7): Death(11): Burial(29,20): Picture(30): Picture(30): General(22): CHILD NOTES: Frances Catherine Gardner Burial(20): General(22): SOURCES 1. Idaho, Ada County, Marriage Abstracts and Records 1888-1897. 979.6A1ve5. George Gardner and Julia McAuliffe Book 1-1A, 1865-1868 p.644. 2. Idaho, Ada County Births and Marriages from the Idaho Statesman 1865-1906. 979.6A1sV21. Idaho Statesman-p.79. 3. Family members. 4. Newspaper Article. 5. Idaho Statesman-George Gardner Pioneer. 6. Mother. 7. 1900 Census, Canyon County, Emmett Precinct, Idaho. FHC #1240232, p.238A, #48-George, Julia, and Mary Gardner. Also has Clayton and Douglas Knox and William Parrish. 8. History of Idaho. Hawley 11. 979.6H2hj. V2. George Gardner was in the US Navy from 14 April 1864-14 April 1866 and served with the North Atlantic Squadron to the end of the war being chiefly in Albermarle Sound. He served under Adm's Farragut and Porter and the exploit he was officially cited for was the sinking of the Confederate Battleship Albermarle near the mouth of the Roanke River. He joined the US Army 21 November 1866. He left New York by boat for San Francisco via "Isthmus of Panama". He was in California, Arizona, and Idaho. He was discharged 8 years later on 10 January 1875 in Boise, Idaho. He belonged to the Grand Army of the Republic Freemont Post #23 of Emmett, Idaho. George Gardner Id. Pvt. Co. K 21 Regt. Inf.(Civil War). 9. Application for Admission to Idaho Soldiers Home. 10. Copy of Certificate. 11. Obituary. 12. Census: 1870: Pima Co. 141 Camp Crittenden, Arizona. 13. History of Idaho. Chicago-The S.J. Clarke Publishing Co. 14. 1880 Boise County, Centerville, Idaho Territory 7 June 1880, p.319, #198-199-George Gardner. 15. Statesman Pioneer. Picture taken at the Gold Hill Mine in Quartsburg in 1885. 3 February 1957. 16. 1910 Census, Canyon Co., Emmett Precinct, Idaho p.373, sheet 3, #30-31-George Gardner and James Kesgard families. IGeorge and Julia Gardner, Mary, James, George, Frances, James, Jr. and David (Denny) Kesgard. 17. Census: 1920 Gem Co., Idaho. 18. Veterans Eye Correct List of War Dead Buried Here. Messenger-Index, Thursday, 14 March 1968. Second Section. 19. Potter's Chaper in Emmett, Gem Co., Idaho. 20. Idaho, Gem County, Cemetery Records. 979.6V22lg. 21. Local Emmett weekly newspaper. George Gardner and Elcanah Knouse were listed. Geroge was my great grandfather and Elcanah was Kenny's great grandfather. 22. GEDCOM file imported on 3 Nov 2000. 23. Nellie Ireton Miles. All Along The River. ERROR: Julia McAuliff, later Mrs. John (this should have been George) Gardner of Emmett, as a teacher. 24. 1870 Census Boise County, Centerville, Idaho-Julia Mc/Auliffe teaching school at that time and living with the David Murray family. IGS Vol.9. #2, p,19. 25. Newspaper Article. Women's work 1870 census finds hard-working Idahoans. 26. Local Emmett weekly newspaper. Julia Gardner Messenger-Index p.108. 27. Census: 1880 Centerville, Boise Co., Idaho p. 319. 28. Copy. 29. Roman Catholic Diocese of Boise Catholic Chancery Records of Idaho Master Index, Christisons p.40 & Kesgards p.79. (Baptism, Burial, Communion, Confirmation & Marriage Records). Mary E.- Book 078, p.6, line 3. 30. Picture.
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