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James Earle Gardner
Member From: 1944 - 1947
- Birth Date: September 5, 1900 Birth Place:Camden, South Carolina
- Death Date: July 24, 1963
- Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
- Spouse: Virginia Davis Gardener (m.1929); Mary Louise Hawthorne Gardener
- Children: six daughters
- Religion: Lutheran
- Education: Camden and Columbia Public Schools, SC University of Richmond
- Military Service:
- Occupation/Profession: President, Business Equipment Company, Inc.
- Memberships/Affiliations: First English Lutheran Church Masons (Blue Lodge, Scottish Rite 32 ∞, Acca Shrine Temple) Samis Grotto Circus Saints and Sinners Eastern Commercial Teachers Association Lions Sphinx Club (former president) Elks Eagles Richmond Chamber of Commerce State Chamber of Commerce Lee Ward Democratic Club Ginter Park Young Democratic Club (former president) Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia (former district chairman)
- Other Notable Service and/or Elected Offices: Senate of Virginia (1948-51)
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1944-1945 | City of Richmond | Democrat | Counties Cities and Towns Federal Relations and Resolutions Militia and Police Schools and Colleges |
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| 1945 | City of Richmond | Democrat | Counties Cities and Towns Federal Relations and Resolutions Militia and Police Schools and Colleges |
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| 1946-1947 | City of Richmond | Democrat | Counties Cities and Towns Federal Relations and Resolutions Militia and Police Schools and Colleges |
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| 1947 | City of Richmond | Democrat | Counties Cities and Towns Federal Relations and Resolutions Militia and Police Schools and Colleges |
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