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Vermont State Prison in Windsor, and served as one of the state's Commissioners of the Deaf & Dumb, responsible to ensure that those with physical and mental disabilities who required assistance at state expense
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in 1809, but there is no record at the school of
Wardner having attended. One possible explanation is that he attended sessions with a tutor in preparation for taking the entrance exam, but did not take the exam. Whether he attended West Point or was educated elsewhere, he returned to Vermont in
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Wardner operated a successful store, first as the junior partner of Dr. Isaac Green, and later as the senior partner of his brother, Shubael
Wardner. He also became involved in banking, including serving on the board of directors of the Windsor Bank, and President of the
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Wardner remained active in business and banking, and also served in government positions including a term in the
Vermont House in 1842 and a position on the board of directors of the Vermont State Prison.
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Minerva Bingham, who died in 1841. They had 12 children, seven of whom lived to adulthood. They included: George, Edward, Henry, Helen, Charlotte, Elizabeth, and Martha.
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Katherine E Conlin, Wilma Burnham Paronto, Stella Vitty Henry,
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In 1810 Wardner joined the Jefferson Artillery, a Windsor
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