Eliza Nelson

(22 April 1812 - following 1880)
Eliza Nelson|b. 22 Apr 1812\nd. fol 1880|p2.htm|Enoch Nelson|b. ca 1783\nd. 29 Jan 1863|p228.htm|Lydia? Pike|b. ca 1790|p229.htm|? Nelson|b. s 1755|p272.htm||||||||||

Three-greats-grandmother of Darrell Allen Martin.
Eliza was born in New Hampshire on 22 April 1812. There are irreconcilable discrepancies in the records as to Eliza's birth date.1,2,3,4,5,6 She was the daughter of Enoch Nelson and Lydia? Pike. She married William N. Gardner in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont, on 15 April 1829. William was 23, and Eliza was just a few days short of 17 years old.7,8,9,10,11 She was "of" Newbury, Orange County, Vermont, on 15 April 1829.10 Eliza was probably enumerated as age 20 and under 30 in William N. Gardner's household in the 1830 Census of in Ryegate, Caledonia County, Vermont.12 Eliza was probably enumerated as age 30 to under 40 in William N. Gardner's household in the 1840 Census of in Newbury. She was a resident in the household of William N. Gardner in the 6 August 1850 census taken in Newbury as "Eliza Gardiner" age 38.8 She was a resident in the household of William N. Gardner in the 4 August 1860 census taken in Newbury as "Eliza Gardiner" age 48.9 She was a resident in the household of William N. Gardner in the 7 June 1870 census taken in Newbury as "Eliza Gardner" keeping house at age 57.7 She was a resident in the household of Allen Downing Felch in the 7 June 1880 census taken in Newbury as "Eliza Gardner" age 64, his widowed mother in law.13 Eliza died following 1880.
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Pedigree of Darrell Allen Martin

Children of Eliza Nelson and William N. Gardner

Cited documentation

  1. [S3] Gardner, William, 1870 US Census, Newbury, Orange County, Vermont; NARA M593 Roll 1622, pg. 22, as age 57 b. "New Hampshire."
  2. [S4] Felch, Allen, 1880 US Census, Newbury, Orange County, Vermont; NARA T9 Roll 1345, pg. 15, as "Eliza Gardner" age 64 b. "NH."
  3. [S15] Gardiner, William, 1850 US Census, Newbury, Orange County, Vermont; NARA M432 Roll 926, pg. 134, as "Eliza Gardiner" age 38 b. "Vt."
  4. [S27] Gardiner, Wm., 1860 US Census, Newbury, Orange County, Vermont; NARA M653 Roll 1026, pg. 229, age 48 b. "New Hampshire."
  5. [S180] Gardner, Wm, 1830 US Census, Ryegate, Caledonia County, Vermont; www.ancestry.com May 2002, Ancestry online image 5 of 12, pg. 389, as the only other person in the household, enumerated as age 20 to under 30.
  6. [S182] Gardner, Wm, 1840 US Census, Newbury, Orange County, Vermont; www.ancestry.com May 2002, Ancestry online images 3-4 of 30, pg. 222, enumerated as age 30-40.
  7. [S3] Gardner, William, 1870 Census Newbury, VT.
  8. [S15] Gardiner, William, 1850 Census Newbury, VT.
  9. [S27] Gardiner, Wm., 1860 Census Newbury, VT.
  10. [S71] F.A.S.G. George Freeman Sanborn Jr., "Vital Records Kept by the Rev. Clark Perry of Newbury, Vermont," Vermont Genealogy Vol. 1, No. 1 (January 1996).
  11. [S180] Gardner, Wm, 1830 Census Ryegate, VT, from William being the head of a household.
  12. [S180] Gardner, Wm, 1830 Census Ryegate, VT.
  13. [S4] Felch, Allen, 1880 Census Newbury, VT.
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