Charles Gardner (Minnesota politician)

Charles Gardner (Minnesota politician): Charles Gardner

7th Speaker of the Minnesota Territory House of Representatives

In office
1856–1857

Preceded by James S. Norris

Succeeded by Joseph W. Furber

Personal details

Born 1814
New York

Died 1892

Spouse(s) Spouse 1)Unknown; Spouse 2) Annis Dickson; Spouse 3)Catharine Brandon

Children Mary Gardner, Frances Gardner, Phoebe Maria Gardner, Charles Andrus Gardner, Edmond Brandon Gardner, Jesse Nelson Gardner

Residence Mantorville, Minnesota

Charles Gardner (1828–1917) was a politician from Minnesota Territory and a former member of the Minnesota Territory House of Representatives, representing Cottage Grove, Minnesota. Gardner served as Speaker of the Minnesota Territory House of Representatives in 1856.^[1]

References

^ Official State Biography

Political offices

Preceded by
James S. Norris Speaker of the Minnesota Territory House of Representatives
1856–1857 Succeeded by
Joseph W. Furber

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Territorial (1849–1858)
Furber • Ames • Ludden • Day • Taylor • Norris • Gardner • Furber • Watrous

State (since 1858)
Bradley • Coggswell • Benson • Sherwood • Benson • Armstrong • Wakefield • Farmer • Davidson • J. Merriam • Hall • Kinyon • Gibbs • Gilman • Fletcher • Gibbs • W. Merriam • Graves • Champlin • Lee • Van Sant • Jones • Dare • Dowling • Babcock • Clague • L. Johnson • Rockne • Dunn • Rines • Flowers • Parker • Nolan • J. Johnson • Swenson • Munn • G. Johnson • Barker • Hall • Hartle • A. Johnson • Chilgren • Duxbury • Dirlam • Sabo • Searle • Norton • Sieben • Jennings • Norton • Vanasek • Long • Anderson • Carruthers • Sviggum • Anderson Kelliher • Zellers

Persondata

Name Gardner, Charles

Alternative names

Short description American politician

Date of birth 1828

Place of birth New York

Date of death 1917

Place of death

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Charles Gardner
7th Speaker of the Minnesota Territory House of Representatives
In office 1856–1857
Preceded by	James S. Norris
Succeeded by	Joseph W. Furber
Personal details
Born	1814 New York
Died	1892
Spouse(s)	Spouse 1)Unknown; Spouse 2) Annis Dickson; Spouse 3)Catharine Brandon
Children	Mary Gardner, Frances Gardner, Phoebe Maria Gardner, Charles Andrus Gardner, Edmond Brandon Gardner, Jesse Nelson Gardner
Residence	Mantorville, Minnesota

Political offices
Preceded by James S. Norris	Speaker of the Minnesota Territory House of Representatives 1856–1857	Succeeded by Joseph W. Furber

Persondata
Name	Gardner, Charles
Alternative names
Short description	American politician
Date of birth	1828
Place of birth	New York
Date of death	1917
Place of death

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