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- George Gregory Gardiner educated at Bath Grammar School; Hyde Abbey School, Winchester; Exeter College, Oxford.1827: BA. 1830: MA.
- He married firstly, in 1831 Catherine McClintock, daughter of John McClintock by his first marriage to Jane Bunbury. Kate Gardiner died in Bath, June 5th 1834, aged 35. According to her uncle Henry McClintock's diary, she had never recovered from a miscarriage. She was buried at St. Michael's Church in Bath. Their three children were subsequently buried alongside her. (Gentleman’s Magazine 28 July 1831.)
- George Gregory Gardiner married secondly in 1839, Frances Mary, daughter of Peter Touchet. (Gentleman’s Magazine 9 April 1839)
- At St Andrews Church, Clifton Gloucester, Rev Gregory Gardiner to Frances Mary only daughter of the late Peter Touchet esq and niece to Sir Francis Ford bart.
Burke’s Peerage Obituary. George Gregory Gardiner died 11 November 1890 St Leonard’s on Sea, Essex.
Bath Year Book summary. The death is announced at St Leonard’s on Sea of the Rev George Gregory Gardiner who succeeded his father the Rev John Gardiner D.D as proprietor and incumbent of the Octagon Chapel until the year 1851 when Mr Gardiner left Bath. …
After leaving Bath, Mr Gardiner became the English Chaplain at Bonn from where he went to the English Protestant Chapel in Avenue Marboeuf, Paris where he remained until the eve of the siege of Paris; later becoming rector of St Mary’s Church at St Leonards on Sea.
In St Leonards he lived at 4 West Hill Terrace, 31 Marina, .2 Magdalen Road
- From the diary of C. G. i.e. Catherine Gardiner. With a preface by George G. Gardiner by Catherine Gardiner, C. G. and George Gregory Gardiner (1835)
- The duty of bearing one another's burdens: A sermon preached in the Abbey Church, Bath, on Whitmonday, 1848, before...by George G Gardiner (1848)
- Duty of Bearing the Mother's Burden: a Sermon (Pamphlet) by George G Gardiner (1848)
