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[1533] "Ancestral Roots..." (Balt., 1992 - 7th Ed.), p. 121 gives her as "dau. of Engelbert, d. 1141, Duke of Carinthia, Marquis of Istria, by his wife, Uta, dau. of Ulrich the Rich, Count of Passau." Cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matilda_of_Carinthia.
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It is curious that a Freeborn H. Gardner was with the Mormon forces at the Battle of Crooked River, 25 October 1838 - see http://www.farwesthistory.com/forces.htm which reports "Freeborn H. Gardner also joined Patten's company and went as far as 'Bragg's place,' While there, 'I heard D. Patten lecturing the troops; heard him direct his men how to shoot to bring their guns up on a rise to their object, and hold their breath, and fire; and generally they would make a deadly shoot [sic].' But Gardner decided to turn back and didn't participate in the raid on Bogart. Benjamin Bragg's place was located in the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 11, township 55, range 29 [Correspondence & Orders, 133-134]." Crooked River is a tributary of the Missouri River in northwestern MO due west of central IL (see map at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~raymondfamily/BattleCrookedRiver.html). A Freeborn Gardner and a Simeon Gardner are on the list of those excommunicated by the Mormon Council 26 April 1839 (http://www.saintswithouthalos.com/m/390426.phtml).
Note that our Freeborn had a son, Freeborn, b. in 1841 in Brown Co., IL. Thelma Martin posted 11 July 2004 on ancestry com: "I found a Freeburn Gardner with a son named Freeburn born 1841 in Illinois in 1860 census for Dick Johnson Twp, Clay Co., Indiana; 1870 Freeburn and wife Jane Davis ( Daves) with daughter Cora B. 1 yr. in Brazile Twp, Clay Co , Indiana. Didn't find again until 1910 Freeborn with wife Mary (married 38 yrs which would be 1872) so divorced or Jane died between 1870 and 1872. son Harry aged 21 in 3rd Ward Traverse City, Grand Traverse Co., Michigan. Freeborn and Mary in same place in 1920. I can send copies of census pages to your email if you would like. He was also in Union Army, Company M, 4th Cavalry Regiment, Indiana 28 July 1862 to 29 June 1865." The 1860 census shows Freeborn H. Gardner, 'lumber manufacturer', with real estate valued at $1650 and 'personal estate' valued at $150, born in Ohio, with a female (occupation "house keeper", probably his wife) whose name is indistinct (perhaps "Serrice")(b. in KY), and Freeborn, Jr. (age 18, b. in IL, a carpenter), Elizabeth (age 16, b. in IL, a "domestic"), William (age 9, b. in IN), Artimesa S (female, age 6, b. in IN) and Melissa (age 2, b. in IN). The 14 June 1880 federal census at Terre Haute, IN lists: F. Gardner (age 30, groceryman, b. in IN to parents b. in OH), wife Mary (34, b. in IN to parents b. in OH), Cory (daughter, 11) and Gertgrude (daughter - 7).
Julie Schopieray posted 9 Dec 2010 in en Forum: 'I found Freeborn Gardner, b. 1819 OH and his wife Levina b. 1819 in KY in the 1850 census in Vigo, Harrison Co. Ind. with children Martha age 11 b. MO; Freeborn age 9 b. IL; Elizabeth age 6 b. IL. Also listed in the household is a Simon Gardner, age 67 ( b. 1783 in NY) (Freeborn sr.'s father?) Then in 1860 in Clay Co. IN Brazil PO: Freeborn and Levina have additional children William age 9; Artemisa age 6, Melissa, age 2. Freeborn jr. was in Traverse City, Mi as early as 1884 (listed in city directory as a grocer) as well as 1900, 1910, 1920 census. Enlisted in co. M. 4th Indiana Cavalry on 28 June 1862 as a private, discharged at rank of full sergeant on 29 June 1865."
The 1850 federal census in Harrison Twp., Vigo Co., IN states Freeborn, age 31, was b. in KY.
[41448] This person is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2016.
[32746] This line is from the unverified Ryan Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 and requires documentation. She is said to be daughter of Stephen Schied (1630-1680, of Bundenthal) and Margaret Wagner (1633-1680).
[53975] Elizabeth is said to be daughter of Nathaniel Winslow (1679-1760) & Elizabeth Holbrook (b. in 1678; m. 13 June 1701in Freetown, Bristol Co., MA).
[24159] Robert Yelverton of Rackheath, Co. Norfolk, is son of Andrew Yelverton and _____ Bozun - Andrew is son of Thomas Yelverton and Maud _____ - Thomas is son of John Yelverton (b. ca. 1256, of Rackheath. See the unverified information in the Cahill Family web site in Ancestry World Tree. Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press offers: "Yelverton Name Meaning - English: habitational name from a place in Devon recorded in 1291 as Elleford elder tree (Old English ellen) ford; tun village is a later addition. Alternatively, the surname may have be from Yelverton in Norfolk, which is probably from the personal name Geldfriþ + Old English tun village, settlement."