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David Hardie | ||||||||||||||
When war broke out David Hardie set about recruiting men for Company G from the Albion area of Orleans County and was commissioned to served as their Captain in May 1861. He resigned in June 1862. | ||||||||||||||
He is buried at Mount Albion Cemetery in Albion, Orleans County, NY and is buried there with his wife; Catherine and their three children; Elizabeth, Philip and Margaret. | ||||||||||||||
Some details are unreadble, however, David and Catherines markers read: | ||||||||||||||
DAVID HARDIE Born Edinburgh, Scotland Sept 16 1821 Died Albion, NY Mar 26 1896 | CATHERINE E. LEONARD Wife of David Hardie [.......], 1822 [....] | |||||||||||||
Their childrens markers read: | ||||||||||||||
ELIZABETH CATHERINE HARDIE [.......], 1856 March 28, 1911 | PHILIP GOSSETT Only Son David & Catherine E L HARDIE Born London, C.W. Nov 6 1848 Died San Fransisco, Ca Aug 17 1898 | MARGARET Daughter of David & Catherine HARDIE Nov 17 1852 Apr 2 1933 | ||||||||||||
Within the cemetery, Mr Hardie is buried at the very top of the hill in the cemetery. Find the highest point and he's just over the back of the peak. Apologies for the state of most of these pictures, with the exception of David Hardie himself, they were taken with video camera and patched together as the still photos appear to have gone missing. | ||||||||||||||
Last visited: November 2008 | ||||||||||||||