gardiner, william
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Wm Gardiner - Father (cert of Wm Harbin Gardiner);Wm Gardiner - Informant (cert of Wm Harbin Gardiner);Wm. Gardiner;Gardiner, William;William Gardiner
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Advance; Bernie,Mo; Dexter,Dexter
- First event date
- 1911-01-04
- Last event date
- 1914-12-10
Timeline — 7 events
- 1911-01-04 Advance. Prof. of Advance; was here Tuesday Quote: "Prof. Wm. Gardiner of Advance was here Tuesday"
- 1911-03-08 Dexter. Principal of Advance schools; candidate for Stoddard County Superintendent of Schools; portrait printed; Statesman neutral between the two candidates Quote: "Prof. William Gardiner. The above is a fair likeness to Prof. Gardiner, principal of Advance schools"
- 1911-03-08 Dexter. Candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools of Stoddard county; called at the Statesman Saturday Quote: "Prof. Wm. Gardiner, candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools of Stoddard county, made the Statesman a call Saturday."
- 1911-03-15 Advance. Principal of the Advance schools; candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools of Stoddard County; election April 4, 1911 Quote: "announce Prof. Wm. Gardiner, Principal of the Advance schools, as a candidate"
- 1911-03-22 Advance. Wm. Gardiner, Principal of the Advance schools, announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools; election April 4, 1911
- 1911-08-16 Dexter. Prof. Wm. Gardiner, taking a special course in the State University, was in town today and gave the paper a call; described as a bright young teacher in Stoddard County Quote: "There is no brighter young teacher in Stoddard County than Prof. Gardiner."
- 1921-02-04 Dexter. William Gardiner of Puxico was in Dexter the first of the week helping conduct a campaign among the school children for the Curtis Publishing Co Quote: "William Gardiner, of Puxico, was in Dexter the first of the week, and is helping conduct a campaign among the school children for the Curti…
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