and Phebe ( Dayton) Gardiner, in 1823. L'Hommedieu died at age 77. He was buried near the grave of his first wife, the former Charity Floyd, at the Old Southold Burying Ground. Descendants Through his children with his second wife, some of their descendants continued to live on Long Island in the 20th century. L’Hommedieu’s papers are now in the collection of the Montauk Historical Society. References External links Ezra L'Hommedieu (1734-1811) at the New-York Historical Society 1734 births 1811 deaths Continental Congressmen from New York (state) 18th-century American politicians New York (state) lawyers Members of the New York State Assembly Huguenot participants in the American Revolution Yale University alumni 19th-century American lawyers