misgather

verb2

1. •
   To accumulate or assemble incorrectly.

   • Some leaves have been lost or misgathered; the MS., however, affords no indication for deciding which of these suppositions is correct. — 1859
2. •
   To infer or conclude incorrectly.

   • Secondly, I have gathered from your testimony, though I mention it because I want to be correct if I misgather it, that NASA is an operating agency, not an intelligence agency. — 1963