he followed the occupation of farmer, first in his native town and later at Point Judith. He was obliged to dispose of his property at Point Judith, however, because of financial reverses, and removing to Wickford he became interested in the coasting trade. He followed the sea until the time of his death. Beriah Gardiner was familiarly known in Wickford as "Uncle Beriah;" he was a prominent figure in the life of the town for many decades. He was a member of the Baptist church. He 1st married, October 21, 1792, Phebe Gardiner, who was born in October, 1772, and died April 6 (3?), 1808, "in her 36th year." He married, second, October 25, 1808, Elizabeth Hammond, who was born June 3, 1787, and died September 1, 1863, "in her 77th year." She was a daughter of Joseph Hammond.
Children Of Beriah And Phebe (Gardiner) Gardiner
Beriah Gardiner, b March 28, 1794, d April 28, 1794.
Elizabeth Gardiner, b June 27, 1795, m Aldridge Bissell, of Genesee Co., N. Y.
Nicholas V. Gardiner, b Dec. 13, 1797, m Phebe.
Mary H. Gardiner, b March 9, 1800, and m Beriah Reynolds.
Beriah Gardiner, Capt., b March 27, 1802, m Frances Heffernan, b July 13, 1811, d Aug. 20, 1866.
Ezekiel Gardiner, b Feb. 6, 1804, m Susan Reynolds.
Deborah Gardiner, b Jan. 25, 1808, m Alexander Nicholas (Nichols?).
Children By Second Wife
Joseph Hammond Gardiner, b Feb. 22, 1811, m Margaret, d Nov. 23, 1893.
James A. Gardiner, Capt., b Jan. 23, 1813, m Martha . He died Dec. 24, 1852.
Harriet Gardiner, b March 11, 1815, m Stephen B. Reynolds.
Lucy Gardiner, b July 21, 1817, m Thomas R. Rathbun.
Benjamin C. Gardiner, b Sept. 11, 1821, d, at Memphis, Oct. 22, 1863.
Aldridge B. Gardiner, b May 25, 1826, m Agnes Jackson, of New York.
William N. Gardiner, b Dec. 15, 1828; s. p.
he followed the occupation of farmer, first in his native town and later at Point Judith. He was obliged to dispose of his property at Point Judith, however, because of financial reverses, and removing to Wickford he became interested in the coasting trade. He followed the sea until the time of his death. Beriah Gardiner was familiarly known in Wickford as "Uncle Beriah;" he was a prominent figure in the life of the town for many decades. He was a member of the Baptist church. He 1st married, October 21, 1792, Phebe Gardiner, who was born in October, 1772, and died April 6 (3?), 1808, "in her 36th year." He married, second, October 25, 1808, Elizabeth Hammond, who was born June 3, 1787, and died September 1, 1863, "in her 77th year." She was a daughter of Joseph Hammond.
Children Of Beriah And Phebe (Gardiner) Gardiner
Beriah Gardiner, b March 28, 1794, d April 28, 1794.
Elizabeth Gardiner, b June 27, 1795, m Aldridge Bissell, of Genesee Co., N. Y.
Nicholas V. Gardiner, b Dec. 13, 1797, m Phebe.
Mary H. Gardiner, b March 9, 1800, and m Beriah Reynolds.
Beriah Gardiner, Capt., b March 27, 1802, m Frances Heffernan, b July 13, 1811, d Aug. 20, 1866.
Ezekiel Gardiner, b Feb. 6, 1804, m Susan Reynolds.
Deborah Gardiner, b Jan. 25, 1808, m Alexander Nicholas (Nichols?).
Children By Second Wife
Joseph Hammond Gardiner, b Feb. 22, 1811, m Margaret, d Nov. 23, 1893.
James A. Gardiner, Capt., b Jan. 23, 1813, m Martha . He died Dec. 24, 1852.
Harriet Gardiner, b March 11, 1815, m Stephen B. Reynolds.
Lucy Gardiner, b July 21, 1817, m Thomas R. Rathbun.
Benjamin C. Gardiner, b Sept. 11, 1821, d, at Memphis, Oct. 22, 1863.
Aldridge B. Gardiner, b May 25, 1826, m Agnes Jackson, of New York.
William N. Gardiner, b Dec. 15, 1828; s. p.
Inscription
What does the quote at the bottom say? Is it attributed to Thomas ? Gardiner?
Family Members
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Elizabeth Gardiner Bissell
1795–1834
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Capt Nicholas Vincent Gardiner
1797–1857
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Mary H Gardiner Reynolds
1800–1858
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Capt Beriah H Gardiner
1802–1876
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Capt Ezekiel M Gardiner
1804–1874
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Deborah V Gardiner Nichols
1808–1865
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Joseph Hammond Gardiner
1811–1893
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Capt James Anthony Gardiner
1814–1852
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Harriet Cottrell Gardiner Reynolds
1815–1896
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Lucy Ann Gardiner Rathbun
1817–1878
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Benjamin C Gardiner
1821–1863
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Aldridge Bissell Gardiner
1826–1905
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William Northop Gardiner
1828–1875
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