Leroy Wardner - Revision history

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	[[File:Le Roy Wardner.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|1927 ''[[Canaras]]'' ]] '''Born:''' January 19, 1910		[[File:Le Roy Wardner.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|1927 ''[[Canaras]]'' ]]

			'''Born:''' January 19, 1910

	'''Died:''' January 7, 2000		'''Died:''' January 7, 2000

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	[[File:Le Roy Wardner.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|1927 ''[[~~Canaras\|~~Canaras]]'' ]] '''Born:''' January 19, 1910		[[File:Le Roy Wardner.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|1927 ''[[Canaras]]'' ]] '''Born:''' January 19, 1910

	'''Died:''' January 7, 2000		'''Died:''' January 7, 2000

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	Wardner was born in St. Regis Falls on Jan. 19, 1910, to William and Lena Palmer Wardner. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School]]. Wardner later attended Cornell University and Cornell University Medical School.		Wardner was born in St. Regis Falls on Jan. 19, 1910, to William and Lena Palmer Wardner. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School]]. Wardner later attended Cornell University and Cornell University Medical School.

	In 1938 he married Carolyn Ward Potter at [[St. John's in the Wilderness\|St. John's in the Wilderness]] in [[~~Paul Smiths\|~~Paul Smiths]]. After practicing family medicine with his father in Saranac Lake, he completed, his internship at the Hartford Hospital and his residency at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1949, the couple moved to West Hartford, Conn. where he practiced Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Hartford Hospital for 35 years.		In 1938 he married Carolyn Ward Potter at [[St. John's in the Wilderness\|St. John's in the Wilderness]] in [[Paul Smiths]]. After practicing family medicine with his father in Saranac Lake, he completed, his internship at the Hartford Hospital and his residency at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1949, the couple moved to West Hartford, Conn. where he practiced Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Hartford Hospital for 35 years.

	Wardner delivered more than 6,000 babies <sup>1</sup> and was on the forefront of women's issues including planned parenthood, legalized abortion, and childbirth education.		Wardner delivered more than 6,000 babies <sup>1</sup> and was on the forefront of women's issues including planned parenthood, legalized abortion, and childbirth education.

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	Seventeen were former residents of the northern counties of Clinton, Essex, and Franklin of New York. They were delighted at the beauty of long-remembered mountains, forests, and lakes.		Seventeen were former residents of the northern counties of Clinton, Essex, and Franklin of New York. They were delighted at the beauty of long-remembered mountains, forests, and lakes.

	All were impressed by the 577-page genealogical volume, ''Wardners in America'', compiled and organized by [[Carolyn Wardner Buck\|Carolyn Wardner Buck]] of Portsmouth, Ore., formerly a resident of [[~~Bloomingdale\|~~Bloomingdale]]. Published in July, 1992, it records over 1,850 descendants by a unique system of letters according to order of birth distinctive and exclusive for each individual.		All were impressed by the 577-page genealogical volume, ''Wardners in America'', compiled and organized by [[Carolyn Wardner Buck\|Carolyn Wardner Buck]] of Portsmouth, Ore., formerly a resident of [[Bloomingdale]]. Published in July, 1992, it records over 1,850 descendants by a unique system of letters according to order of birth distinctive and exclusive for each individual.

	The oldest in attendance was octogenerian LeRoy H. Wardner, M.D., who practiced family medicine in Saranac Lake from 1937 to 1946 in association with his father, Dr. William A. Wardner.		The oldest in attendance was octogenerian LeRoy H. Wardner, M.D., who practiced family medicine in Saranac Lake from 1937 to 1946 in association with his father, Dr. William A. Wardner.

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	No funeral arrangements or call hours were listed at press time.		No funeral arrangements or call hours were listed at press time.

	Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of Northern Virginia, Woodbridge, Va. or [[~~Historic Saranac Lake\|~~Historic Saranac Lake]], Saranac Lake.		Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of Northern Virginia, Woodbridge, Va. or [[Historic Saranac Lake]], Saranac Lake.
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	LAKE RIDGE, Va. - Doctor Leroy Hamilton Wardner, 89, formerly of West Hartford, Conn., and Saranac Lake died Jan. 7, surrounded by his family at the Westminster Healthcare Center in Lake Ridge, Va.		LAKE RIDGE, Va. - Doctor Leroy Hamilton Wardner, 89, formerly of West Hartford, Conn., and Saranac Lake died Jan. 7, surrounded by his family at the Westminster Healthcare Center in Lake Ridge, Va.

	Wardner was born in St. Regis Falls on Jan. 19, 1910, to William and Lena Palmer Wardner. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from [[~~Saranac Lake High School\|~~Saranac Lake High School]]. Wardner later attended Cornell University and Cornell University Medical School.		Wardner was born in St. Regis Falls on Jan. 19, 1910, to William and Lena Palmer Wardner. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School]]. Wardner later attended Cornell University and Cornell University Medical School.

	In 1938 he married Carolyn Ward Potter at [[St. John's in the Wilderness\|St. John's in the Wilderness]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]]. After practicing family medicine with his father in Saranac Lake, he completed, his internship at the Hartford Hospital and his residency at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1949, the couple moved to West Hartford, Conn. where he practiced Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Hartford Hospital for 35 years.		In 1938 he married Carolyn Ward Potter at [[St. John's in the Wilderness\|St. John's in the Wilderness]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]]. After practicing family medicine with his father in Saranac Lake, he completed, his internship at the Hartford Hospital and his residency at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1949, the couple moved to West Hartford, Conn. where he practiced Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Hartford Hospital for 35 years.

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	''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', January 21, 2000		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', January 21, 2000

	'''Leroy Hamilton Wardner'''		'''Leroy Hamilton Wardner'''
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	''[[~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise\|~~Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 31, 1992		''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', August 31, 1992

	'''Wardner family reunites in Paul Smiths'''		'''Wardner family reunites in Paul Smiths'''

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	The oldest in attendance was octogenerian LeRoy H. Wardner, M.D., who practiced family medicine in Saranac Lake from 1937 to 1946 in association with his father, Dr. William A. Wardner.		The oldest in attendance was octogenerian LeRoy H. Wardner, M.D., who practiced family medicine in Saranac Lake from 1937 to 1946 in association with his father, Dr. William A. Wardner.

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	===Footnotes===		===Footnotes===

	1. This may be an error— his father is said to have delivered 6,000 babies in Franklin County; it would seem odd if his son attained exactly the same figure		1. This may be an error— his father is said to have delivered 6,000 babies in Franklin County; it would seem odd if his son attained exactly the same figure

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	1. This may be an error— his father is said to have delivered 6,000 babies in Franklin County; it would seem odd if his son attained exactly the same figure		1. This may be an error— his father is said to have delivered 6,000 babies in Franklin County; it would seem odd if his son attained exactly the same figure

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	Wardner was born in St. Regis Falls on Jan. 19, 1910, to William and Lena Palmer Wardner. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School\|Saranac Lake High School]]. Wardner later attended Cornell University and Cornell University Medical School.		Wardner was born in St. Regis Falls on Jan. 19, 1910, to William and Lena Palmer Wardner. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School\|Saranac Lake High School]]. Wardner later attended Cornell University and Cornell University Medical School.

	In 1938 he married Carolyn Ward Potter at [[St. John~~%27s~~ in the Wilderness\|St. John's in the Wilderness]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]]. After practicing family medicine with his father in Saranac Lake, he completed, his internship at the Hartford Hospital and his residency at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1949, the couple moved to West Hartford, Conn. where he practiced Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Hartford Hospital for 35 years.		In 1938 he married Carolyn Ward Potter at [[St. John's in the Wilderness\|St. John's in the Wilderness]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]]. After practicing family medicine with his father in Saranac Lake, he completed, his internship at the Hartford Hospital and his residency at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1949, the couple moved to West Hartford, Conn. where he practiced Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Hartford Hospital for 35 years.

	Wardner delivered more than 6,000 babies <sup>1</sup> and was on the forefront of women's issues including planned parenthood, legalized abortion, and childbirth education.		Wardner delivered more than 6,000 babies <sup>1</sup> and was on the forefront of women's issues including planned parenthood, legalized abortion, and childbirth education.
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	'''Wardner family reunites in Paul Smiths'''		'''Wardner family reunites in Paul Smiths'''

	PAUL SMITHS — Over 70 members of the Wardner Family met for reunion at [[Paul Smith~~%27s~~ College\|Paul Smith's College]] recently.		PAUL SMITHS — Over 70 members of the Wardner Family met for reunion at [[Paul Smith's College\|Paul Smith's College]] recently.

	All are descendants of Philip and Katherine Wardner, who landed in Boston, Mass. from Germany in 1752. They came from 14 states and represented eight different lines of descent.		All are descendants of Philip and Katherine Wardner, who landed in Boston, Mass. from Germany in 1752. They came from 14 states and represented eight different lines of descent.