Capt Luke Gardiner
English
Luke Gardiner was a member of the colonial American Gardiner family of the Province of Maryland. - AsNotedIn
Lineage
- Son: Thomas Gardiner
- Son: Richard Gardiner
Luke Gardiner was a member of the colonial American Gardiner family of the Province of Maryland. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1622/00/00 | Elizabeth Gardiner, wife of Richard Gardiner, gives birth to a son, Luke Gardiner in England. | Born | |||||
| 1652/12/31 | After the Claiborne-Ingle Rebellion, in which the original records were lost, the manor is regranted to Luke Gardiner, Richard's son and heir. | Owner | St Richard's Manor | Lexington Park, MD | |||
| 1658/00/00 | Luke Gardiner receives a warrant to resurvey a tract of land called Grymes Ditch that lays outside the north-northwest boundary of Charles County. | Owner | Mount Aventine | Chapman State Park | |||
| 1660/00/00 | Luke Gardiner is elected to the Lower House of the General Assembly as burgess representing St Mary's County, 1660, 1661 and 1662. | Work | Historic St Mary's City | St Marys City | |||
| 1661/00/00 | Luke Gardiner is made a lieutenant in the local militia. He will become a captain by 1664 and still be serving in 1670. | Military | |||||
| 1662/09/23 | Luke Gardiner conveys the property of St Richard's Manor to Dr Luke Barber in exchange for "Warbleston Manor". | Owner | Fort Washington | Fort Washington, MD | |||
| 1671/00/00 | Luke Gardiner is elected to the Lower House of the General Assembly as burgess representing St Mary's County. | Work | |||||
| 1673/00/00 | Luke Gardiner patents 580 acres which includes a small island about one-quarter mile from shore, later known variously as "Crane Island" or "Craney Island". | Owner | Mount Aventine | Chapman State Park | |||
| 1674/08/06 | Luke Gardiner dies at Canoe Neck in Oakley, St Mary's County, Province of Maryland. | Died | |||||
| 1674/08/12 | Luke Gardiner's will is probated. Land includes: Cannoe Neck (dwelling plantation), 1200 acre Warberton Manor in Charles County, St Johns, Hillilee, 100 acre Gardiners Landing, 500 acre Grimsditch in Charles County and 800 at Piscataway Creek | In Memoriam | |||||
| 1674/08/12 | Luke Gardiner's will is probated: I give and bequeath unto my Ever Loving Wife ELIZABETH GARDNER my plantation and housing and all that Tract of Land of mine at Canoe neck for ever and St Clement's and Land the term of time that I have at my Decease in it | In Memoriam | |||||
| 1674/08/12 | Through his will, Luke Gardiner gives and bequeaths unto the Pastor of the Church at Newtown one Thousand pounds of Tobacco. | In Memoriam | St Francis Xavier Church and Newtown Manor House | Compton | |||
| 1674/08/12 | I give unto my next Eldest Son JOHN GARDNER all that houseing and Land of mine Lying in the Woods in St Mary's County Called St John's ... Except 300 acres thereof which I give and bequeath unto my Son LUKE GARDNER to him and his heirs. - Luke Gardiner | In Memoriam | |||||
| 1674/08/12 | I give and bequeath unto my son JOHN GARDNER all my right Title and Interest in a tract of Land Lyeing at the head of St Clement's Bay Called St John's Landing to him and his heirs for Ever. - Luke Gardiner | In Memoriam | |||||
| 1674/08/12 | I give and bequeath unto my son LUKE GARDNER all that Tract of Land of mine Lying near the head of Chaptico Bay Called Hillilee and the landing by Chaptico Bay Called Gardners Landing Containing about 2 acres of Ground. - Luke Gardiner | In Memoriam | Mount Aventine | Chapman State Park |
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