2 children: Harold Hubbard Gardiner, Marjorie Jane Gardiner (Coulman)
wife of Harold Hubbard Gardiner: Beverly Saville Gardiner
May 18, 1907 Deseret Evening News:
September 30, 1912, The Evening Telegram:
Feb25, 1913 SL Herald:
September 19, 1914, Evening Telegram, Hope reported
that Fred helped pay for Charles and Clarence's missiong.
May 16, 1913, Salt Lake Herald:
March 29, 1915, Salt Lake Telegram:
July 10, 1916, Salt Lake City Telegram:
July 17, 1916, Salt Lake City Telegram:
August 24 1916 :
June 19 1918, Salt Lake Herald-Republican:
May 31, 1920 Salt Lake City Telegram:
April 8, 1823 Salt Lake Telegram:
January 6, 1924 Salt Lake Telegram:
April 10, 1927, Salt Lake City Telegram:
1928 SLC Directory:
1936 SLC City Directory
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| 1982 South 2500 East, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States LtR Charles, Althea, Henry Ray who is Mary Jane's father in law. and far right Helena Pfister Mary Jane's mother in law. |
Althea:
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| Althea is the young lady dead center. |
Passport application:
WWI draft registration:
1900 Census
1910 Census
1940 census
Death
Charles Stewart Gardiner from Kent on Vimeo.
Research:
Notes: Flurt , socialite.
February 11, 2012
Kent,
I didn't make clear what I wrote about Charles at Deseret National Bank. It was listing officers of the local chapter of the American Institute of Banking. Charles Gardiner was elected to be the corresponding secretary of that organization.
I have always been reluctant to give up Annie Morgan as the wife of James Gardiner, Jr., but on page 5 of Dawn;s history of James Gardiner and Mary Burchart she references census tables.(I wish she had listed years, etc.) says 2 Feb 1838 James Gardiner, Son of James Gardiner and Mary Burchart, married Ann Gall at Aberdeen. Also on page 10 it gives similar information.
I also wish Dawn had included copies of birth and death records.
There are some really intersting characters in the Gardiner family
I still look at New Family Search occasionally and am now working on getting the marriage place of William Francis Gardiner (just older than Frederick) changed from England to Salt Lake. He was married in the Salt Lake Temple.
Thanks for all your work.
Love,
G