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Sir William’s Key™ |
The breakthrough came from thirty years of developing a new retrieval technology:
Sir William’s Key™ is a universal decryption tool for pre-1700 history. By reverse-engineering how clerks actually wrote (and mis-wrote) names between the 11th and 17th centuries, it allows researchers – for the first time – to reconnect thousands of “lost” individuals and bloodlines that standard spelling-based searches have missed for centuries. The method works with any surname, any language group within Latin Christendom, and any surviving record class. Its first large-scale proof-of-concept just happened to be the Gardner/Gardiner dynasty, but the Key itself is name-agnostic and era-defining.
Gardner’s landmark book, William Gardiner: The Kingslayer of Bosworth Field, is the opening demonstration of what becomes possible when history is no longer imprisoned by modern spelling.
Raised in Louisiana on family stories of English lords and lost estates, David turned childhood legend into hard evidence, and then turned that evidence into a new science of historical discovery.
"Sir William’s Key™: the Future of History."
David T. Gardner is a distinguished forensic genealogist and historian based in Louisiana. He combines traditional archival rigor with modern data linkage to reconstruct erased histories. He is the author of the groundbreaking work, William Gardiner: The Kingslayer of Bosworth Field. For inquiries, collaboration, or to access the embargoed data vault, David can be reached at gardnerflorida@gmail.com or through his research hub at KingslayersCourt.com , "Sir William’s Key™: the Future of History."