Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
Remembering Our Ancestors: Lion Gardiner, 1st Lord of the Manor – Denney Home Place
An Undiluted Pedigree in the Hamptons - The New York Times
The Lion Gardiner | HV-Rob
Lion Gardiner (abt.1599-bef.1644) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree
Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
Remembering Our Ancestors: Lion Gardiner, 1st Lord of the Manor – Denney Home Place
Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
Lion Gardiner (1599-1663) - Find a Grave Memorial
An Undiluted Pedigree in the Hamptons - The New York Times
The Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation | TBR News Media
History Overview | | Mobile Version
Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation
An Undiluted Pedigree in the Hamptons - The New York Times
Gardiner's Island: A Visit with Robert David Lion Gardiner (1976) - YouTube
The First Gardiner Was Our Founding Father | The East Hampton Star
The Worlds of Lion Gardiner, ca. 1599—1663: Crossings and Boundaries: Special Issue Introduction
Getting to Know Robert David Lion Gardiner, King of Hamptons
Robert David Lion Gardiner (1911-2004) - Find a Grave Memorial
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
Remembering Our Ancestors: Lion Gardiner, 1st Lord of the Manor – Denney Home Place
In Many Ways, Here's 'The End' | The East Hampton Star
Remembering Our Ancestors: Lion Gardiner, 1st Lord of the Manor – Denney Home Place
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,
Montaukett - Wikipedia
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
