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Annie Tazwell Lloyd

Annie Tazwell Lloyd

Female - 1986

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  1. 1.  Annie Tazwell LloydAnnie Tazwell Lloyd was born in in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina; died on 2 Sep 1986 in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Piano Teacher
    • Obituary: Thursday, September 4, 1986; Charoltte Observer

    Notes:

    Obituary:
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    Annie Gardner Taught Thousands to Play Piano
    ?/b?By Robert Conn, Staff Writer

    Annie Tazwell 'Tazzie" Lloyd Gardner of Chapel Hill and formally of Shelby, who began teaching piano in 1929 and taught thousands of students for over 60 years, died September 2, 1986. She was 90.
    In the 1920's and 1930's, Mrs. Gardner taught piano in Shelby, both at her home and at school during recess and after class. When the family moved to Chapel Hill in 1939, she began teaching piano in the schools there, this time as an employee, as well as in her home.
    "She loved young people and enjoyed the thrill of music," said her son Lloyd Gardner. "She taught so many thousands of people."
    Mrs. Gardner was also an active Democrat, campaigning for two Governors -O. Max Gardner in 1928 and Clyde R. Hoey in 1936, both from Cleveland County.
    "She knocked on doors, canvassed mills, handed out literature, all of it," said her son Scott Gardner. "They furnished her, for her campaigning, a full-time chauffer," he said. "both said they could cut their political staff in half if they had more people like my mother." Scott Gardner said his mother and his father, the late P. Cleveland Gardner, a former county solicitor and county historian in Cleveland County, were very upset about the sweatshops.
    Many mill employed young children, he said, who were sweeping floors and doing other tasks around the mills. "She was very active in trying to put an end to these people being in economic slavery." He said.
    She attended the Southern Conservatory of Music in Raleigh and then attended Meridith College in Raleigh.
    She was a native of Chapel Hill. She was a member of University Baptist Church in Chapel Hill.
    Her funeral is 11 A.M. Friday at Walker Funeral Home.
    Survivors are her sons, Lloyd Gardner, Scott Gardner, Tommy Gardner, all of Chapel Hill; Sister Mrs. Stella Long of Santa Anna, California.?b?
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    Family/Spouse: Paris Cleveland "Cleve" Gardner. Paris (son of Leonidas Sylvanus Gardner and Mary Angleline Wellmon) was born on 30 Jan 1887 in Cleveland County, North Carolina; died on 16 Sep 1974 in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. Lloyd William Gardner was born on 20 May 1924 in Gaston, NC; died on 29 Aug 1992 in Durham, NC.
    2. Scott Cleveland Gardner was born on 5 Jun 1929 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
    3. Tommy Beam Gardner was born on 20 Sep 1933 in Cleveland County, North Carolina; died on 30 Mar 2010 in Jacksonville, North Carolina; was buried on 8 Apr 2010 in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina.

Generation: 2