Family Group Record |
| Husband: John W. HARDY 1 |
| Born: 31 MAR 1845 | Place: Scotland |
| Died: 12 JAN 1888 | Place: Shelby Springs, Shelby Co, Alabama |
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| Buried: | Place: Salem Cemetery (aka New Salem Cemetery) Shelby, Alabama |
| Father: Hugh HARDY |
| Mother: Jane UNKNOWN |
| Other Spouses: Susan A. UNKNOWN, Minnie J. UNKNOWN
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| Wife: Rachel F. MOORE |
| Born: ABT 1850 | Place: New York |
| Died: 05 JUL 1872 | Place: Prob Clinton Co or Franklin Co, NY |
| Buried: | Place: Maple Hill Cemetery, Bangor, Franklin Co. NY |
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| Child 1 (M): William HARDY |
| Born: ABT 1870 | Place: New York |
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| Child 2 (F): Rachel A. HARDY 2 |
| Born: ABT MAR 1872 | Place: New York 3 |
| Died: 12 JUL 1872 | Place: 4 |
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HUSBAND NOTES: Re Shelby Cemetery located on Shelby County Highway 63 in Calera, Alabama ---------------- John Austin's Civil War info" Hardy, John Scotland 1846 Bangor Hugh Hardy Jane _________ Farmer appears on the 1865 military list of men discharged by 1865, but with no details. (1860; 1865) --------------------------- 1880 Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace John W. HARDY Self M Male W 33 SCOTLAND Manufacturer SCOTLAND SCOTLAND Susan HARDY Wife M Female W 31 VA Keeping House MD MD William HARDY Son S Male W 10 NY SCOTLAND NY -------------------- The Shelby Chronicle, Columbiana, Alabama, Thursday, January 19, 1888 Mr. John W. Hardy, of Calera, died of pneumonia on Friday morning, at his summer residence at Shelby Springs. Mr. Hardy had only been sick since last Sunday. He had many warm friends in Shelby county, who are much grieved at this dispensation of Providence. Mr. Hardy did more and was doing more for Calera, perhaps, than any other one man, and none would be more missed. He was buried today at 10 o'clock a.m. He leaves a wife and one child to mourn his loss. – Montgomery Advertiser of January 14. ----------------------------- Early History of Calera, Alabama By Bobby Joe Seales The major industry in Calera continued to be the manufacture of lime. In 1882 several lime kilns were operating, owned by J.D. Hardy, N.B. Dare, R.E. O'Brien, and John W. Hardy. In 1883 they formed a corporation known as the Alabama Lime Company and as indicated in the Shelby Sentinel, dated January 1, 1885, "Calera had grown to a small town of about 207 inhabitants." ------------------- http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/shelby/cemeteries/salem.txt B, 310, Hardy, John W., 31 Mar 1845, 12 Jan 1888 HUSBAND FACTS: Census: 1860 Bangor, Cooks Corners,Franklin Co., NY age 14 Census: 1850 Bangor, Franklin Co, NY age 4 Census: 1870 Plattsburg, Clinton Co, NY age 23 a carpenter Census: 1880 Calera, Shelby Co, Alabama age 33 married to Susan only son WIFE NOTES: Maple Hill Cemetery Bangor, New York RACHEL F. MOORE WIFE OF JOHN W. HARDY DIED July 5, 1872 AE 22 Y'rs. & 5 Mo's. --------- RACHEL A. DIED July 12, 1872 AE 3 Mo's. & 16 D's WIFE FACTS: Census: 1860 Plattsburg, Clinton Co, NY age 20 married to John SOURCES: 1Census - Bangor, NY 1860. 2Raneri, Joyce Franklin County, NY Cemetery Transcriptions. 3Raneri, Joyce Franklin County, NY Cemetery Transcriptions. 4Raneri, Joyce Franklin County, NY Cemetery Transcriptions. |
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