William Gardiner (1725)

Born 1725 in North

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Biography

William was born in 1725. He is the son of Henry Gardiner and Catherine Davis.

Published Genealogical Information

• Secondary Source, Robinson, The Gardiners of Narragansett ^[1] Data Extract:

1. ) Gardiner Genealogy; Page 13, 14: Henry Gardiner (23), son of Henry, was born 25 Feb 1691, and died 16 July 1768. He married on 4 August 1710 Desire Havens. He married second Catharine Davis, of East Greenwich on 27 Dec 1722. His home was in what is now known as Moorsfield, South Kingstown, Rhode Island. The land was given to him by the will of his father, and was bought in 1704 from the heirs of John Remington. Henry Gardiner, 3, died in Newport, 16 July 1768, as above, and was buried on his own land in Moorsfield. He belonged to the parish of St. Paul's.
   1. ) Children of Henry Gardiner by first wife Desire Havens.
      1. ) Henry Gardiner (120); b. 16 June 1714; m. 27 June 1737, Anne Champlin, dau. of Capt. Christopher Champlin and Elizabeth Dennison Champlin.
      2. ) Hannah Gardiner (121): b. 1712; bapt. 27 Feb 1721; m. 31 Dec 1730 Thomas Potter.
      3. ) Desire Gardiner (122); b. bapt 27 Feb 1721/2; d. 28 Dec 1723 from scalding water spilled on her.
   2. ) Children of Henry Gardiner by second wife Catharine Davis:
      1. ) Edward Gardiner (123); b. 8 Sept 1723; m. 23 May 1745 Elizabeth Taylor (Tabor??), a daughter of William and Ann (Goodbody) Taylor (or Tabor)
      2. ) Mary Gardiner (124); b. 25 July 1728; m. 16 April 1747, Jonathan Hazard, son of Robert and Sarah (Borden) Hazard.
      3. ) Abigail Gardiner (125); b. 9 March 1732
      4. ) William Gardiner (125a); b.1725.

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Sources

1. ↑ Robinson, Caroline E. The Gardiners of Narragansett: being a genealogy of the descendants of George Gardiner, the colonist, 1638 (Providence, Rhode Island, 1919). Public domain. Page 13. The Gardiners of Narragansett -- Title page

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