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James Daniel Gardner

Birth16 Sep 1839 - Gloucester County, Virginia, USA
Death29 Sep 1905 - Ottumwa, Iowa, USA
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Born in Gloucester County, Virginia, USA on 16 Sep 1839. James Daniel Gardner married Jennie Bates and had 11 children. He passed away on 29 Sep 1905 in Ottumwa, Iowa, USA.

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Jennie Bates
1859 - Unknown
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Annie Gardner
1850 - Unknown
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Willie Gardner
1887 - Unknown
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Vernon Gardner
Unknown - Unknown
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Patricia A (Dna_tameka Dandridge) Gardner
1894 - 1989
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Christopher Gardner
1890 - Unknown
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Patsy Gardner
1892 - Unknown
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John Alfred Gardner
1886 - 1950
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Alfred Gardner
1889 - Unknown
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Christopher Columbus Gardner
1890 - 1978
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Louise Gardner
1897 - Unknown
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Edward Gardner
1885 - Unknown
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Catherine Gardner
1895 - Unknown

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