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Origins of the Past: The Story of Montauk and Gardiner's Island (The East Hampton Historical Collection): Tom Twomey, John Strong, Gaynell Stone, Rev. Samson Occum, Lynn Ceci, Elizabeth Shapiro Peña, Francis Jennings,
Lion Gardiner (abt.1599-bef.1644) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree
Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
The Lion Gardiner | HV-Rob
Gardiners: Family Fights to Control Hamptons' Largest Waterfront Parcel
An Undiluted Pedigree in the Hamptons - The New York Times
The First Gardiner Was Our Founding Father | The East Hampton Star
Montauk Parasail - Gardiners Island Originally known as the island of Manchonake, Gardiners Island was purchased in 1639 by Lion Gardiner from the Montaukett Indians for "a large black dog, some powder
Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
Village of East Hampton - Historical Tidbits... Lion Gardiner lies buried at the Village Cemetery under a very grand tombstone. It was designed by the same man who designed St. Patrick's cathedral
Gardiner's Island: A Visit with Robert David Lion Gardiner (1976) - YouTube
Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Connecticut - 1635 Saybrook, Connecticut
Getting to Know Robert David Lion Gardiner, King of Hamptons
AAQ — Their Sculpted Presence & Lasting Influence / 1639 – 1997 – Art & Architecture Quarterly
In Many Ways, Here's 'The End' | The East Hampton Star
Robert David Lion Gardiner (1911-2004) - Find a Grave Memorial
An Undiluted Pedigree in the Hamptons - The New York Times
Origins of the Past: The Story of Montauk and Gardiner's Island (The East Hampton Historical Collection): Tom Twomey, John Strong, Gaynell Stone, Rev. Samson Occum, Lynn Ceci, Elizabeth Shapiro Peña, Francis Jennings,
An Undiluted Pedigree in the Hamptons - The New York Times
Lion Gardiner (abt.1599-bef.1644) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree
Remembering Our Ancestors: Lion Gardiner, 1st Lord of the Manor – Denney Home Place
