A history of Gardiner and allied families, Best, Emerson, Russell and others
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Microreproduction. Originally published: Delmar, New York : B. M. Gardiner, 1983. viii, 164 p.
George Gardiner (ca. 1690-1742) married Ann Vicars/Vickers at Stanhope Parish, Durham Co., England in 1715. In 1817, one descendant, Francis and his wife, Ann Blades Gardiner; with their seven children and their families immigrated to Quebec, Canada. Descendants and relatives spread throughout Ontario, and some of them immigrated to the United States.
Includes index.
Includes Chourn, Elliott, Shield and related families.
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