P_10433_0891 – William Gardiner

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First name: William

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Last name: Gardiner

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Primary cohort: London

Sex: Male

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Internal migrant: Don't know

Foreign born: Don't know

Supplier to slave trade voyages: Don't know

Creditor to slave trade voyages: Don't know

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Plantation owner: Don't know

Sources: William Gardiner and Edward Searle were previously, but are are no longer, associated in TASTDB with voyage no. 21351 of the Catherine Bonadventure in 1704-5, now shown only for Anthony Tourney. PROB 11/565/24. The will was the subject of C 11/1721/14 Description: Short title: Duncombe v Gardiner. Document type: Bill and two answers. Plaintiffs: John Duncombe, gent of London and Catherine Duncombe his wife (a daughter of William Gardiner, late citizen of London, deceased). Defendants: Elizabeth Gardiner and Sarah Gardiner, spinsters, William Gardiner, esq, Ann Gardiner, Mary Gardiner, Edward Searle and Jane Gardiner. Date of bill (or first document): 1718 The case of Royal African Co. v Gardiner was presumably related to this man; C 5/327/2 Description: Short title: Royal African Company of England v Gardiner. Plaintiffs: Royal African Company of England. Defendants: William Gardiner, [unknown] Freeman and others. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. 1703. The will of William Gardiner and the inscriptions to his first two wives were included in the investigation into the succession of the barony of Braye, 5 papers relating to claims to the barony of Braye By Parliament lords, proc, Will. iv. The case concerned whether Katherine Davies the widow of Edward Davies was the daughter of William Gardiner and his second wife, Catherine Vincent formerly Warren. The parties do not appear to have been aware of the [earlier?] marriage of Katherine the daughter of William Gardiner to John Duncombe c. 1718.