Henry VIII they were still looked upon with an eye of respect as may be collected from Dr Turner who abashed Bishop Gardiner on account of the low meaning of his name. But to comfort the Bishop he found an Advocate (The King) who after deep researches declared that his patron's name was not Gardener as the English pronounced it, but Gardiner with the French Accent and therefore a Gentleman. And not long after this an Act was passed and amended by Edward VI and Mary I in the latter of whose reign after reciting.
"that of late the people had been very bold in feigning
imagining inventing and publishing fond and fantastical prophecies by reason of
the names of people in order to make rebellion. It was enacted
that for the future the first offence should be Imprisonment for a year and
Forfeiture of 10 and the second offence Imprisonment for Life and Forfeiture of
Goods." ^
"that of late the people had been very bold in feigning imagining inventing and publishing fond and fantastical
prophecies by reason of the names &c of people in order to make rebellion
&c It was enacted that for the future the first offence should be Imprisonment
for a year and Forfeiture of 10 and the second offence Imprisonment for Life
and Forfeiture of Goods."
Author
David T. Gardner is a distinguished historian and full-time researcher based in Louisiana. A proud descendant of the Gardner family that emigrated from Purton, Wiltshire, to West Jersey (now part of Philadelphia) in 1682, David grew up immersed in family stories of lords, ladies, and a grander past in England. Those tales sparked a lifelong passion for historical and genealogical research.
For more than forty years, Gardner has specialized in medieval England, skillfully blending traditional archival work with cutting-edge research techniques. His particular expertise lies in the history and genealogy of the Gardner, Gardiner, Gardyner, and Gardener families and their allied kin. The culmination of his life’s work is his magnum opus, William Gardiner: The Kingslayer of Bosworth Field.
For inquiries, collaboration opportunities, or to explore more of his research, David can be reached at gardnerflorida@gmail.com or through his blog at KingslayersCourt.com — a welcoming online space for fellow history enthusiasts.
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