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Theodore Fenn WARNER, Connecticut

lisam965 — 1 Feb 2007 2:03:54 GMT

If anyone would happen to have the Civil War diaries or the short story, “The Battle of Winchester,” both belonging to Theodore Fenn Warner, I would like to get a copy of it, and I would be happy to exchange all information and documents that I have. Theodore was born 22 Dec 1846 in Bethlehem, Connecticut. His parents were Bennett Warner and Pauline Thompson. He married Mary Jane Lum (Jennie) 22 Sept 1868 in Woodbridge, Connecticut. He died 2 March 1885 in, or around New Haven, Connecticut.

William Warner/Warren, born 1803 in Virginia

singfor1 — 10 Sep 2008 2:14:47 GMT

I'm looking for information on William Warner and his ancestors. He was born around 1803 in Virginia and married Margery Beggedy/Baggerly (1806-1865). I have information on his descendants; I just haven't been able to find information on his ancestors, so any information on that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

William Warner married Mary Brower had son Peter R Warner...

MQuiltr2 — 25 Nov 2008 12:25:31 GMT

I have no dates or locations to go with my great grandfather's notes he wrote in the 1920's and 1930's.

So, I could use some help from those who have done deeper Warner research than what he was able to do at that time.

Old book leads to new clues in my family's lineage.
Everadus Brower married Cornelia DeLanoy.
they are reported to be the parents of Mary Brower who married William Warner.
from this union is reported to come Peter R Warner who they wrote married a Rachel DeGroot.

None of the above comes with dates or locations...just notes, both hand written and typed.

Peter and Rache or Rachel are reportedly the parents of:
Jacob Warner born about 1803 in Pennsylvania (per census)
He married Lydia Jane Williams, daughter of James Williams and Margaret Martin (again no dates or locations for parents) but Lydia Jane was born about 1814 in New York (per census).

I have found where both Jacob and Lydia Jane died and were buried, but their headstones are now so weathered and damaged as to be unreadable. Once upon a time they did have actual birth dates inscribed.

Jacob and Lydia Jane's grandson, John W Warner/Werner, wrote this down after his parents had both passed away, and no family Bible remains to date to refer back to...
only a few papers with no specifics to give further leads.

If there is a Warner/Werner book out there that includes this part of the family...or it is out there in some other form, would someone please be kind enough to guide me, advise me or direct me...

I have reached my brick wall and do not know how to proceed from here.

John W Warner/Werner wrote that his father, William Thomas Warner, son of Jacob and Lydia Jane, was born in Knox Co, Penn.
but there is no Knox County...and Pennsylvania is a large state to search.

MQuiltr at america on line dot com

WARNER Connie Lee 1922-1995

t42Moore — 20 Nov 2008 3:01:50 GMT

WARNER Connie Lee 1922-1995

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WARNER's in Allegan Mi

Kasi Koole — 26 Jul 2006 7:33:11 GMT

Looking for any info on Erastus and Amanda(Kaylor) Warner who lived in Allegan Michigan. They has a son Milo who married Cora belle Haring.

The Bell Makers - John WARNER & Sons

emmalefevre28 — 24 Feb 2005 1:23:10 GMT

I have been through as far as I can go to look for people interested in Warners from London. But it seems that they are an illusive family. I want to about John Warner and his son Robert and possible son Frederick. The Crescent Foundary was in Cripplegate and they were clearly well thought of Bell Founders and got the contract to make the original if cracked Big Ben. Robert was an expert on Orchids and even had an orchid named after him. I need to trace them to Ellen Warner m. John Ashby. John approx 1770? Robert b. 1815 Cripplegate London

William WARNER, Ipswich, MA

Robert M. Henderson — 24 Jan 2004 8:42:42 GMT

There are two William WARNERs who supposedly settled in Ipswich, MA in the 1630s, one born ca. 1594,Boxted, Essex, Eng. and the other born 1585 in Great Horkesley, Essex, Eng. Both reportedly died in Ipswich; however, Ipswich Vital Records do not confirm the death of either.
Pedigrees on-line list both William WARNERs as married to Abigail BAKER of Boxted, who is also supposed to have died in Ipswich, MA, but again the Vital Records do not confirm this.
Does anyone have any primary source information -- or secondary -- to show which one of these gentlemen was married to Abigail BAKER and whether either died in Ipswich or anywhere else?
I'm confused.

David Warner br 1815 Ohio, find a book w/ this story

Plainpayne2 — 15 Nov 2008 12:12:45 GMT

Have you seen this article, it is from a book I am trying to find the name of. I want to do research from it. This came from one of the members on Ancestry, but it only has this paragraph, no mention from where it came from:

"Warner Log Cabin"
The Warner log cabin is in the southeast quarter of Section 1, Waterford Twp. It has an outer covering of hand-hewn siding over a brick lining between the studding. The road leading to the site can be traveled only in dry weather. David Warner was born in Madison Co., Ohio, in 1815, the son of Charles and Chloe Johnson Warner, natives of Massachusetts and Connecticut respectively. He came to Waterford Township in 1837 where he taught school for four years. He owned and ran two sawmills. He served as a township assessor, a school director, and a trustee. On April 8, 1845, he married Mary Bandle in Cook County, Illinois. There were eight children. He was a Presbyterian and served as superintendent of the Sunday School, and was also class leader. Mary, his wife, was a teacher in the Waterford School. David’s brother, Samuel Warner, was also born in Madison County, Ohio, November 6, 1816. He came to Waterford Township in 1848. He married in 1858 to Isabel Hezelp. Chloe Bell Warner, their daughter, was born June 21, 1860. They were members of Presbyterian Church in Lewistown. Mrs. Warner died on February 22, 1873.

ELIZA WARNER Jackson, died 3/7/1815, East Marlborough Twp., Chester Cty., PA

wilso127 — 2 Nov 2008 1:50:41 GMT

Seeking anyone with connections to the vital statistics for this lady (or her family), who is mentioned in some LDS files as having been born in about 1788, who married a Thomas JACKSON on May 27. 1809 in or near East Marlborough Township in Chester County, PA, and who died there on March 7, 1815. Thomas may have had a second marriage in that same place to a Mary HARRY in 1826. Eliza was possibly one of my 2nd great grandmothers through the birth of my ancestor John C. Jackson in 1815 or just before. There is a remote possibility that both she and her husband Thomas were born in or were from Canada instead of having been born in Chester County.

WARNER Mary Ella 1917 1993 Mother

t42swisher_dencotx — 8 Oct 2008 5:39:54 GMT

WARNER Mary Ella 1917 1993 Mother

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Enos Warner

mbetty1976 — 5 Oct 2008 12:18:21 GMT

Hello,
I am looking for anyone connected to Enos Warner B: July 22, 1879 Riley Twp., MI. He married Blanche Peters B: Nov. 14, 1881. They had the Following children:
Mary M., Raymond V., Enuince L., George W., Inez, Alta M., Lucille A., and Hazen. Would like to to exchange info. with anyone linked to this family...

Grover/ Grove Warner

mbetty1976 — 5 Oct 2008 12:13:08 GMT

Hello,
I am looking for any one linked to Grover Warner B:1825 & D:1910 he married Lucy A. Williams B:1832 & D:1915. They had the following children: Morgan, Clara, Harriet E., Lucy, Salonas (Salamon), Anna & Rosetta.
Their daughter married names are as follows"
Harriet E. M: John Donaldson
Lucy M: Charles Henderson
I have nothing further for Clara, Anna & Rosetta
Any Help would be much apperciated!

Charlotte Warner

bobbiejflowers — 24 Sep 2008 2:10:45 GMT

Looking for any information on my ggg grandmother Charlotte Warner. She was born in NY 12/09/1825 and died in Wisconsin 09/03/1916. She married John M June in 1841 in Canada. Her father's name was Asa Warner but know nothing of her mother. She had 8 children and one was named Asa FAIRCHILD June. I believe her mother's last name may have been Fairchild as they often used family names as middle names of their children. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Bobbie

Lazarsfeld Warner

Lazarsfeld — 15 Sep 2008 7:47:58 GMT

Our Lazarsfeld family changed its name to Warner around 1866. Some descendants of Hugo Warner, diamond dealer, and Manny Warner, theatrical agent,mayhave moved to USA. Hugo's son Ernst was a music hall and dramatic agent in London up until 1905. Manny Warner was in the USA a lot around the 1890's to 1910, and may have married - I wonder if Manny Warner the musical producer in the 1930's was a son.

William WARNER Family/Ipswich

@@defrench@sprint.ca — 29 Nov 2005 6:37:42 GMT

I am a descendant of William Warner of Ipswich....We are the Quebec connection....have the linage from John's (s/o William)to my family. I would like to hear from other family branches. Please contact defrench@sprint.ca

Simeon Henry Warner b. 1882

beckaru911 — 9 Sep 2008 2:01:53 GMT

I am searching for a death date/place and family of my grandfather's brother, Simeon Henry Warner. Uncle Sim was born in Canada on or about August 22, 1882, a son of William Riley Warner and Matilda Pigeon. The family immigrated to the U.S. and settled in the Au Gres, Michigan area around 1883. Sim married Della May (I think May was her surname, but am not positive). Their children that I know of were: Ted, Ernest, Evelyn, Henry, & Louis. In 1930, they resided in River Rouge, Wayne Co., Michigan. Any information would be helpful!

Oliver Wesley "OW" Warner, need MS birth info 1867

magickbetty — 7 Sep 2008 7:43:38 GMT

Oliver Wesley Warner, 4 Apr 1867, Mississippi, 3 Jul 1933, Gonzales, Texas. My ggrandfather. I have info from his marriage in Gonzales in 1887, but can not find anything on his parents, their names, birth info. I think he arrived in Texas with Magee and Martin families which are subsequent marriages, cousins.

I would be eternally grateful for any assistance in helping locate my namesake relatives in Mississippi. I have spoken to others who tell me records were destroyed during the Civil War and that I may never find anything. Do I need to give up any hope? This is my brick wall. Again, as it it my surname, I would love to tell my 78 year old, remaining survivor of the Warner family, something of this grandfather's family, my dad.

Betty Warner

Amelia Mary (WARNER) SALTZMAN

teralynn18 — 4 Sep 2008 9:15:39 GMT

I am researching my family history & am looking for Ameila Mary Warner -Saltzman my g-grandmother.She was born in Alysford N.S. & married George Henry Saltzman from Lunenburg N.S.

Charles WARNER, VT 1820''s

mhallis — 24 Jun 2001 1:21:51 GMT

I'm looking for a Charles W. WARNER, born in VT? around 1820. He married Annis J. (Unknown). Their son, Herman E. Warner, was born in 1852-55 in Addison Co. VT.and moved in 1876 to Illinois with his bride Hattie Nichols. They had three sons: Seth Nichols, Harry Baxter and Benjamin I.all born in Illinois between 1877 and 1887. Seth Nichols is my grandfather.
I've been looking for the parents of Charles W. for a long time, so any help will be appreciated.
Could he be the Charles Warner who was the son of Seth Barney Warner born in Quebec who was the son of Seth Jr. who was the son of Col. Seth Warner?
Thanks for any help!!

Eleazer WARNER Capt. 27th US Infantry War of 1812

barbara15 — 4 Sep 2008 9:11:51 GMT

Does anyone have information on this Warner?

I found his name on a list of members of the U.S. Army prior to the peace of 1815 as being the captain of the company that the Seba Dean I am researching was in. The roster says Seba was born in Canaan, CT but if he is the Seba Dean I have been searching for, he might have been in VT or NY when he enlisted.

All computer searches for Eleazar Warner have come up empty so far. There is not much information on the 27th U.S. Infantry in the War of 1812 either. Parts of this regiment appear to have been in the Battles of Ft. Erie and Detroit and fought against Tecumseh. However there seems to have been many Kentuckians in this battle. The fact that it was a U.S. Infantry unit instead of a militia might mean there were soldiers from many areas of the country.

The handwriting was a little hard to read in the roster, so the first name could have been Elijah, but most likely Eleazar or Elezar. I am pretty sure the last name was Warner.

Hope someone on this list is familiar with this Capt. Warner. Thanks for any help!

Barbara McDonald

WARNER family of Ky

hollyhattie — 29 Jul 2008 8:35:06 GMT

Does anyone have any info on this family?

Thomas WARNER

warnerca — 29 Jul 2008 8:34:44 GMT

I am trying to find a trace of Thomas Warner, he was married twice.
Thomas Warner, Born approx 1860 Died approx 1952 married twice, had eleven children 9 with first wife 2 with second, Girls Hannah, Mag, lily Floss Nell …………., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Boy Thomas all with first wife name unknown. Second issue Nancy and Joesph my grandfather. Again name of wife unknown possibly Harriet, she died when my father Roy Kenneth was a baby say 1928.
Hannah married Fred Charles and they had a girl and a boy who worked for the post office technical division in Birmingham, he was sent on a course to London and he and his wife were killed by a doodle bug bomb. Mag married an army bandsman and they had a girl Nora, and a boy who was on the RAF had a motor cycle accident and lost a leg he was invalided out and went to work at Cambridge University as a lab Technician on radar.
Thomas Warner Snr; was a crown green bowler and won the all Birmingham bowling contest when he was in his 80’s he was a member of the “sons of rest” who met in a hall built in Somerville road park. He lived at 5 Mansel Road Birmingham 10 Thomas Jnr was a cricketer in a Sunday liege. He died of pneumonia after wearing a wet sweater for a match, he was married to Doris and had three girls, Joan Dolce and Doris Jnr. Doris made dresses for the professional ballroom dancers, she also lived in Mansel Road but I don’t know the number. She died when she fell down stairs and broke her neck. Dolce Married that’s all I know of her. Joan married a GI and moved to the USA she divorced and remarried she died in the USA of cancer. Nell married and had two babies who both died within a year. Floss and Lily never married. Floss was a canteen supervisor at John Lewis In the city, Lily was a tailor. Both Lily and Floss died after Joseph.
Nancy married Graham Hicks and they had a son Paul he was a salesman for paint, then Jewleray
Joesph married Lily May Rice in 1926 and then had Roy Kenneth my father in May 1927.
Graham Hicks was a Post office worker in Birmingham tech branch.

Thomas Edward rice was born about 1870 in Birmingham he had a brother, name unknown, Tom was a wire worker and worked for Joseph Nichols & Son Ltd in Birmingham. He was a type of subcontractor he supplied both the labor and tools gave a price for the job paid all the men and the company provided the orders and the material. When he was young they wanted him to be a teacher but he preferred to work at his trade. He invented the coil spring mattress but his brother went to France and patented it so Tom got no credit for his invention. Tom married Hannah Eliza Bliss in about 1888 they had a son William and your grandmother Lily May in 1900 they all lived at 3 Swanage road Small Heath Birmingham 10 until the died. His farther was a traveling salesman who traveled through the West Country with a horse and cart selling and buying as he went he would be away for months at a time. I think it was his father not Hannah’s. Hannah had a sister Emma who was married to a builder they lived in Yardley and had a daughter Doris single and died of Brest cancer, she also had brothers who lived in Sheffield and worked in the steel or cutlery trade, he used to write to us all in Rhyme. Roy Kenneth's uncle Bill married Hetty and they had a daughter Barbara who lives in ………………….. She married Ross. A second marriage, Bill also married after Hetty died to his housekeeper………………. They lived in Paighton after they moved from Birmingham Melrose road.

Charlie WARNER married Laura Elizabeth BUNNY

Mandy — 29 Jul 2008 8:32:46 GMT

Charlie Warner b? d. 1956? m Laura Elizabeth Bunny (b. 1910-d.oct. 1998) had 7 children Beverly (b.? d. mothers day of 2000?) Wesley (b.?d?), Maryann (b.? d. Feb 1998), Cora (b.? d?), Juanita (alive), Kathleen (alive) Elbert (alive).

If anyone has any further info, please let me know! I can only go back this far as the rest of it won't be said by grandmother or anyone else in the family.

THose of you who recall me looking for a Bradly Warner, the search was a screaching hault! My father took "Warner" ata birth (grandmothers maiden name), and when started asking more and more questions, they told me that they didnt' know what Bradly's last name was! Just some little family secret that they won't tell me!! :( So I'm back to square one in search of my biological grandfather!
Thanks for those who hlped me though!!

Sincerely,
Mandy
brighteyes53181@yahoo.com

Arnold WARNER b.1772 CT>NY>PA

Gemon — 7 Sep 2006 5:33:55 GMT

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WARNER in Little Falls, NY

GreyBear42 — 24 Nov 2006 4:29:14 GMT

Seeking Info about William Jesse Warner (1832-1906), b. poss. Herkimer Co., NY; d. Little Falls, Herkimer Co., NY; m. abt. 1860 Emily Jane Finehout (1834-1929). Ch: Alonzo, Emma, Amanda & William. Looking for parents, siblings, etc. of William.

Albert S. WARNER killed in train wreck 1917

Not_A_Relative — 19 Jun 2008 6:06:10 GMT

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New Message Boards Created

saramac58 — 15 Jun 2008 9:32:22 GMT

I was surprised to find that after researching the WARNERs of Blockley Parish for over 10 years, that there was no DIDE message board. That has been taken care of and we now have a DIDE message board. I want to thank the WARNER Message Board Administrator for allowing me to announce the creation of the DIDE message board. The WARNER research which was handed down to me says the following:>> WILLIAM WARNER, son of John and Margaret Warner, was baptized at Draycott, Parish of Blockley, Worcestershire, England on 8 July 1627. His wife was Ann DIDE, she may have been his second wife. Although a family tradition stated that William Warner was in this country as early as 1658 no proof of this has been found. It seems probable that William Warner and his family arrived in the Delaware in 1675.<<<

I would like for WARNER researchers who do have Ann DIDE in their research to help me with this new message board by joining me on the DIDE message board to dig into this to see if we can find an original source which proves the marriage of William WARNER and Ann Dide. I have been extracting WARNER and DIDE entries from the Blockly Parish Registers. When the list is complete I will post it on this message board.

William Warner's son, John WARNER, 1649, married Anne CAMPDEN. I have created a CAMPDEN Message Board as previously there was none.

Let's everyone dig through their files and see what they can find on these marriages.
Sarah McCray
saramac@windstream.net

WARNER m. DIDE

Craig5544 — 15 Jun 2008 2:25:24 GMT

We are trying to find someone with an original source for this alleged marriage in England abt 1647. I know many old books have this stated as a fact, need to know why & where they found that information. Please reply direct by email and post. thanks, Craig
CRF8@aol.com

John Franklin WARNER - NE

KrisMurray23 — 18 Apr 2008 11:41:48 GMT

Looking for descendents of John Franklin Warner & wife Hannah Loretta Pentico. They resided in Lincoln, NE. Children were Harry Edmond, Roy Everett, & Doris. Doris married Edward Northway, Jr.
Thanks for any help,
Kris in IL

Will of Thomas WARNER of Blockley parish

saramac58 — 10 Jun 2008 3:19:55 GMT

The following is a transcription of the original document. It is believed accurate, but if it is your family line, you should confirm.
Neither the poster nor transcriber has any additional information. Please do not email !! Thank you

Will of Thomas Warner of Blockley parish, Worcestershire, who was buried 20 September 1595 in the parish churchyard. The will was evidently located some time after his son Joseph applied for letters of administration. Indexed as #30, Warner/Thomas, Blockley, W.I. (1596); at the Record Office, County Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester WR5 2NP.

In the name of god amen The Nintenth daie of Julye In the yeare of or Lord god One thousand fyve hundred foure schore and fyfteene, I Thomas Warner of Blockley in the diocesse of Worcestre, syck in bodie but of pfect Remembrance (Thankes be unto god) doe make this my last will & Testamnt in mannr & forme followinge [vidlct] Inprymis I yeald & Commyt my Soule to Jhesus Christe my Savior And my bodie to be buried in the Church of Blockley aforesaid [is] hereunto I am a prishionr, [when] yt shall please god to call me. Item I give and bequeath to everie one of my Childrens Children twelve pence apeece./ Item I give and bequeath unto the poore of Blockley aforesaid [syx] shillinge Eight pence to be distributed by the discretion of Henry danniell vicar there. Item I give and bequeth unto John Warnr my sonne, ten shillings of Lawfull mony of England, to be paid unto him wthin one halfe yeare next after my deceasse. Item I give & bequeath unto Richard Warner my Sonne ten shillinges of Lawfull mony of England, to be paid unto him wthin one halfe yeare next after my deceasse. Item I give and bequeath unto the rest of my Sonnes & daughters Vidlct to Thomas, Joseph, Johane, & Elizabeth ten Shillings apeece of Lawfull mony of England to be paid unto everie one of them, wthin one yeare next after my deceasse. Item I give & bequeath to Johane my wyffe all that some of mony remayninge yet unpaid wch Willm & Robert Mansell of Blockley doe owe unto me [Condninge] [Marituge] wth her the said Johane: The said Johane paying all such debtes & duties wch I doe owe unto the aforesaid Willm & Robert Mannsell or either of them. And the rest of all my goodes & Chattels not given nor bequeathed I give & bequeath unto Robert Warnr my sonne, whome I make my sole executor, Provided [....] that yf the said Robert shall not paid the Legacies in this my prsent will, given & bequeathed according to the true meaninge thereof, Or shall fayle in pforminge any thinge conteyned in this my prsent will That then I give & bequeath all the said goods & Chattels unto Thomas Warner my Sonne & make him my sole Executor, The said Robert havinge nothing to doe [weith] or wth the said goods nor wth the Executorship Item I doe Ordeyne and appoynte my Welbeloved brother Willm Dennys, and Leonard Dennys of the prish of Ryple to be Overseers of this my Last Will & Testament.
Wytnesses hereunto Henry Danniell James Berk

{Debts wch the Testatr oweth Item to one Thomas Croath vs

Imprmis of Rich Churme, xxs
{Debts wch are owinge Item of Thomas Wrench viijs
unto the Testator Item of Rich Croker, ijs viijd
Item of Thomas Wilks, vs

Probat .... 26º Junij 1596 ....
Inventory of estate of Thomas Warner, filed with his will:

A true and perfect Inventorie, of all such goods And Cattels as were Thomas Warners of Blockley, lately deceassed, taken and prysed, by Thomas Stephens, Gryffyth Baker, Roger Wiggot, and others, the two-and twentieth daie of September, ao dm. 1595. as followeth

Imprimis his apparrell xs
Item ten weather sheepe, ech one vs
Item ten Ewes sheepe, ech one vs
Item Eight Lambes, ech one iiijs
Item one Heyffer xxvjs viijd
Item two piggs xijs
Item foure henns & a Cock xxd
Item syx stalls of bees xxiiijs
Item a stack of barly iij£ vjs viijd
Item a stack of Pulse xxs
Item a stack of Haye xxxiijs
Item fyve trees xxvs
Item two tods & a halfe of wool iij£
Item one paire of sheetes vs
Item the pffitte of the deade yeare viij£
Suma total 27£ 8s

Exhibit 26º Junij 1596

NOTES
1. The transcribed parish records of Blockley (starting 1538) are available on line
[www.rootsweb.com/~engcots/BlockleyRecords.html] and report:
(a) Thomas Warner of Blockley mar. Frances Dennys 29 Jan. 1557;
(b) his first wife, Frances Warner, was bur. 20 Nov. 1588;
(c) he remarried 2 Nov. 1591, to Johanna Mannsell;
(d) Thomas Warner was bur. 20 Sept. 1595.

2. We know from the Lay Subsidy Returns (tax assessments) that Thomas was assessed for £6. 11s in 1558; £4 in 1567; £5. 8s. 4d in 1571; and £6. 6s in 1572.
According to the court rolls of 1553 and 1576, Thomas operated a corn mill and a fulling mill (which, as was customary, were probably leased for three generations) in Blockley, and the latter passed to his son John after the death of his widow Johane in 1618.

3. This Thomas is probably the individual referred to in the Bishop of Worcester’s lease of Blockley Manor in 1589 to Queen Elizabeth: “one ffulling mill with all the Lands thereto belonging in the occupation of Thomas Warner.”

4. His first wife, Frances Dennys, was probably from Ripple, a village some distance west of Blockley, in Worcestershire. Her brothers were William and Leonard Dennys (the latter was bur. in Ripple in 1613).

5. Thomas and Frances apparently had eleven children, many of whom are listed in the parish baptismal records. Son Robert was executor of Thomas’s will; he may have been one of the older sons. Son Joseph, who applied for the letters of administration, was born in 1574. Son John, who received a ten shilling legacy, may have been the youngest; he was the ancestor of the American branch which settled in early Philadelphia.

6. The second wife, Johane Mansel, was a widow of substance prior to their marriage in 1591. (The Mansels were among the more prosperous landowners of the county.) The two individuals mentioned in Thomas’s will, William and Robert Mansel, were her sons, and the debts they owed to the estate were the unpaid portion of her dowry.

7. The inventory refers to: (a) “pulse” which are edible seeds such as peas, beans, lentils, etc, which grow in pods; (b) a “tod” is a quantity of wool, about 28 pounds.

Letters of Administration in estate of Thomas WARNER of Blockley Parish

saramac58 — 10 Jun 2008 3:16:29 GMT

Will of John WARNER (Worner) of Blockley Parish

saramac58 — 10 Jun 2008 3:11:02 GMT

Will of Joane WARNER, widow, of Blockley parish

saramac58 — 10 Jun 2008 3:06:09 GMT

Moses WARNER

JackieDinse — 10 Jun 2008 1:20:31 GMT

I'm trying to locate information on Moses Warner (don't know his birth date or location) who married Lucinda Craig (born around 1816 in Hunterdon County, NJ). They were married in Putnam County, Indiana. I have a copy of their marriage record and they were married on June 23, 1836. I saw there was another Moses Craig in the 1840 census and he was between the age of 60-70 but I'm unsure if this is his father.

WARNER, Arlene E. (HARMAN) (Obit PA 3-24-2008)

obituary33b — 10 Jun 2008 1:07:10 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 3-24-2008
Deceased: Warner, Arlene E. (Harman) (OBIT PA 3-24-2008)
daughter of John and Margaret E. (Orwig) Harman
Age of Deceased: 64
Death date: 3-23-2008
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Date of Birth: 5-7-1943
Place of Birth: Dover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Researching WARNER / GUNTER

Colins41 — 17 Nov 2006 12:33:59 GMT

I am trying to locate details of Annie Elizabeth Warner (nee GUNTER) born 14 May 1890, Clerkenwell, London. She had been married to William James Morris Warner in 1911 at Merthyr Tydfil Registry Office, Glamorgan, Wales. William went off to war (WW1). Whilst he was away she left the children with relatives and disappeared. She possibly went to USA, but it is also likely that she resetteled somewhere in the Birtish isles. Can anoyone help please? She had two children, Edward and Annie.
Your help would be much appreciated as that part of the tree stops there unless I can fathom it out

Frank WARNER, Evansville Wisconisn

anndererner283 — 15 Nov 2003 8:34:52 GMT

Seeking information or photographs of Frank Warner father of Mrs. Herman Twachtman, Nee Ann Warner....Argle Wisconsin.....

Thurza WARNER

PhxRabbit — 5 May 2008 3:06:07 GMT

Looking for family of Thurza Warner who married Floyd Ely.

WARNER (DeVille) CT>OH>MI

BWehman — 1 May 2008 12:50:03 GMT

1880 census, Fairfield, Shiawassee, MI, Deville, 30 b. OH, wife Lydia, 30, b. OH, children, Martha 8, Emmie 7, Mary 5, and Samuel 2 mos.; last 3 ch. b. MI.
Deville was the son of Samuel Warner, b. OH of CT parents and Amanda b. NY of VT parents. Deville had a brother Willard and sisters, Maria, Caroline and Helen.
Looking for info on anyone in this family - I have reason to believe Deville's dau. Mary may be my gr-grandmother.

VT WARNER family

DebbieHojaboom — 13 Apr 2006 8:05:59 GMT

I'm looking for information about John Warner and his family. John Warner was born in 1822 in Ireland and died in 1913 in Georgia, VT.He was the son of Thomas Warner and Mary Nolan. John had a son - Henry R. Warner with Mary Ann Hibbard. John was married to Emma Sophia Newton in 1881, and had a son Roy W. Warner b.1884. Henry Warner was married to his second wife Harriet Crampton in 1896; their children were: Frank, Estelle, Lillis, Ruth, Leland, and Mary. Frank was married to Theresa McKinney of Georgia, VT in 1923. Frank was my husbands grandfather. If you have any information on this family your help would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

Sarah (WARNER) CLEMENT, from N.Y. or Vermont

JamesWorthington81 — 31 Mar 2002 1:59:51 GMT

I am searching for information on Sarah Warner, born abt. 1835. The 1860 census for Mosinee, Marathon Co.Wisconsin states she was born in New York, however on her sons death certificate it says she was born in Vermont. She married William P. Clement abt. 1855/56. He was born abt. 1834 in Vermont, the son of Jonathan George & Sarah H. (Waterman) Clements, of New Hampshire.

A family historian says that Sarah was born in Erie Co. New York, but we have no documentation to prove this.Sarah died probably around 1862/63. Her last son Alonzo Clement is 7 and living with his grandparents on the 1870 census.

Any help appreciated.

Jim Worthington

Frank WARNER of Cooledge, TX 1925

drbrownlee — 19 Apr 2008 3:36:33 GMT

Frank is individually pictured in the 1925 Wigwam, yearbook of Westminster College in Tehuacana. He is a senior. I'm not related, but thought this might help other researchers.

Death of Mr. F. WARNER - Lost at Sea

davwayell — 2 Apr 2008 8:19:56 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. F. Warner, please contcat me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Warner was lost at sea aboard a British ship on August 26, 1917.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

WARNER, Robert W. "Bubba" (Obit PA 2-15-2008)

obituary33b — 25 Mar 2008 8:28:00 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 2-15-2008
Deceased: Warner, Robert W. "Bubba" (OBIT PA 2-15-2008)
son of Elizabeth (Palmer) Hartlaub and Eugene Hartlaub
Age of Deceased: 678
Death date: 2-13-2008
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Date of Birth: 11-9-1940
Place of Birth: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

WARNER, Larry L. (Obit PA 2-29-2008)

obituary33b — 25 Mar 2008 7:00:51 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 2-29-2008
Deceased: Warner, Larry L. (OBIT PA 2-29-2008)
husband of Joanne L. Cline Warner
Age of Deceased: 56
Death date: 2-26-2008
Last Address: Biglerville, PA
Date of Birth: not listed
Place of Birth: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Isaac WARNER of Loughborough born 1817 (+/-)

MarkWarner34 — 21 Mar 2008 11:48:21 GMT

Does anyone know who the parents/grand parents of Isaac Warner of Loughborough, Leicestershire are?

Isaac was Born around 1817 although the census information varies slightly. He was a Cabinet Maker and had 8 children that I know of. They include Isaac (Cook(e)), William, Harriott, John, Mary, Elizabeth, Emma and Abraham

His wife might have been Mary Fisher (1820 - Warwick) and the marriage might have been 1838 Notingham.

Thanks for any info provided

George Washington WARNER - PA & DE

budlyte — 12 Feb 2007 6:40:59 GMT

Is anyone researching this family?

14. GEORGE WASHINGTON1 WARNER was born on 22 Feb 1876 (age 24 in the 1900 census; 34 in the 1910 census; 42 in the 1920 census) in Pennsylvania. He married Mary May Smith either 1896 or 1897 (married 3 years in the 1900 census).
He was a barber (1900); a barber in his own shop (1910); a barber on his own (12 Sep 1918); a barber (1920). He was of medium height with a slender build with blue eyes and light hair on 12 Sep 1918.

Children of George Washington1 Warner and Mary May Smith were as follows:
i. BERTHA M.2 was born on 19 May 1898 (age 2 in the 1900 census; 11 in the 1910 census) in Delaware.
ii. GEORGE W. was born on 30 Nov 1900 (age 10 in the 1910 census; 19 in the 1920 census; 21 on 26 Apr 1921; 25 on 1 Sep 1926; 29 on 7 Aug 1929) in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware. He married Elizabeth C. Mulshenock, daughter of William P. Mulshenock and Catharine Holland, on 26 Apr 1921 in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware. He and Elizabeth C. Mulshenock were divorced. He married Mildred Sara Dickerson, daughter of Harry Dickerson and Sarah Elizabeth "Bessie" (--?--), on 1 Sep 1926 in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware. He died in Jan 1975 at age 74.
He was a clerk for the railroad (1920); a clerk (26 Apr 1921); a saleman (1 Sep 1926); a clerk (7 Aug 1929). He was living in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware 19806, when he received his last social security check.
iii. IDA M. was born in 1902 (age 8 in the 1910 census; 17 in the 1920 census) in Delaware.
iv. ROSE A. was born in 1904 (age 5 in the 1910 census; 15 in the 1920 census) in Delaware.
She was a saleslady in a department store (1920).
v. AARON J. was born in 1906 (age 13 in the 1920 census) in Delaware.
vi. PAUL was born in 1908 (age 2 in the 1910 census; 11 in the 1920 census) in Delaware.
vii. JOHN D. was born in 1911 (age 8 in the 1920 census) in Delaware.
viii. GRANT U. S. was born in 1914 (age 5 in the 1920 census) in Delaware.
ix. MARY was born circa 1906 (age 4 in the 1910 census) in Delaware.

Ruth M. STEINER Warner 1912-2008 U. S. NAVY

Lace_Lynch — 20 Mar 2008 2:03:25 GMT

Ruth M. Warner, 95, of Copley, Ohio, passed away on March 18, 2008.

Ruth was born in Fulton, Alabama, on November 2, 1912.

Ruth graduated from North High School and Hammel Business College. She received special training while serving as a WAVE with the United States Navy during World War II. While in the Navy, she served as Navy Personnel in charge of the Yard Pass Office in Pensacola, Florida.

Ruth and her husband, Raymond G. Warner, auctioneer, owned Warner Auction Gallery in Ravenna, Ohio for many years. Ruth and her husband moved to Scottsdale, Arizona in 1976. Ruth was a member of the Cuyahoga Falls Women's Club, the Eastern Star, the Akron and Scottsdale La Sertoma, and the Akron and Scottsdale Women's Auxiliary of the Salvation Army. She served each of these organizations as President.

Ruth was preceded in death by her parents, Forrest and Lena Steiner; brother, Raymond Steiner; sister, Hazel Blake; Ruth leaves her devoted husband of 51 years, Raymond G. Warner; her beloved nephew, Daniel Steiner (Carla) of Copley, Ohio; nieces, Donna McPherson (Chuk) of Largo, Florida, Beverly Carey (William) of Diamond Bar, California, and Kimberly Pillitiere (Joe) of Coventry, Ohio; brother-in-law, Paul Warner (Barbara); sister-in-law, Lucille Thompson (Tom). She also leaves many great-nephews, great-nieces, cousins, and friends who were all dear to her.

A Memorial Service will be held at 11 a.m. at Bethany United Church of Christ, 1235 Broad Blvd., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio on Friday, March 21, 2008, with Rev. Stephen Gehlert officiating. Private burial will be held prior to the service where military rites will be conducted by the American Legion Post 281. Cremation has taken place.

Obit: Holly D. WARNER 1984-2OO8

woodsman1953 — 20 Mar 2008 1:13:30 GMT

Click on attached,,,

WARNER, Elizabeth / Elijah (Elisha) Reading, Berks Co, PA.

whitecat08 — 19 Mar 2008 2:18:49 GMT

I am looking for information on Elizabeth Warner. She married Michael During ca 1872...had three children.. Obidiah, Mary and Catherine. Obidiah died around six months of age, and Catherine died at five years of age. After Michael During died, Elizabeth married again, but I don't have the name of this husband. I would like to know what his name was.

Also, I would like information on Elizabeth's parents and siblings. Her father's name was Elisha (or Elijah) Warner, and some of her siblings were: John, Obidiah and James.

Any information is greatly appreciated.

Linda Ruth WARNER

pensjonert — 28 Feb 2008 2:38:28 GMT

I am looking for Linda Ruth Warner of any of her descendents. She was the daughter of Paul McConnell Warner (b 1915) and Lois Kathryn Thompson (b 1920). Thanks.

Death of Dr. Harry M. WARNER in India

davwayell — 12 Mar 2008 9:48:51 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Dr. Harry M. Warner, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Dr. Warner died in India on February 16. 1931.

WARNER's of Bedfordshire England

richard — 15 Jun 2002 10:50:13 GMT

Interested in the Warners of Stotfold (Bedfordshire in England) also of Biggleswade (in England)
Would love to share information

Joseph RICE & Mary WARNER, Kentucky

LitaKaler51 — 3 Mar 2008 1:28:41 GMT

Hello:

I am searching for any information on this marriage.

I know nothing about Joseph --Mary's father is George, she has a sister Elizabeth Catherine"Kitty" and brothers George, John and Joseph.

Mary and Joseph I believe had the following children Nancy, Mary, Louisa and George --there could have been more children.

Please respond to HMKiowa@aol.com as I find it hard to navigate these boards at times.

Thanks to anyone that can help!
Lita

WARNER, Larue M. (Obit PA 1-25-2008)

obituary33b — 2 Mar 2008 12:17:48 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 1-25-2008
Deceased: Warner, Larue M. (OBIT PA 1-25-2008)
daughter of Norval S. and Edna (Null) Beaver
Age of Deceased: 81
Death date: 1-22-2008
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Date of Birth: 1-25-1926
Place of Birth: Mt. Washington, MD

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

David WARNER from Warren County, Virginia

sleach — 1 Mar 2008 3:28:14 GMT

I am looking for information on David Warner who was listed in the 1840 Warren county Virginia census. He was between 20 and 30 and had one other living in the house, a female listed between 20 and 30, presumably his wife. There is a marriage bond for David Warner in Warren county, Virginia in 1840 to an Elizabeth Leach. I am trying to determine if this Elizabeth Leach is a sister to my 3rd gr grandfather. I found an Elizabeth Warner listed in the 1880 census for Warren county but I can't find anything on the family between 1840 amd 1880. Any information would be appreciated.

Trying to find family ancestry

LarryWarner10 — 29 Feb 2008 1:07:33 GMT

My name is Larry Warner , I dont know very much about my family what i do know is that my father was born 1940 in ontario name Gerald Mcnaughton Warner had 6 or 7 siblings Wally, Bill and not sure the rest of there names . My father died when i was 6 so i didn't have the chance to ask and find out about our family .
If anyone thinks that they might have any insight into my family please please please contact me l_1_warner@hotmail.com

Need info on Frank WARNER of TN who married Nancy Ann CAGLE in 1878

sweetroxie — 10 Feb 2006 10:07:26 GMT

Searching for any information on Frank Warner born in Perry Cty TN in 1858. Married Nancy Ann Cagle in 1878. He was my ggrandfather. The children of this union were, William Lee Warner, my grandfather, Alfred F. Warner, John E. Warner, Callie Elzora Warner and Beadie May Warner. Have hit a brick wall. Can find nothing on him any further back. Please help if you can.

WARNER, Larue M. (Obit PA 1-24-2008)

obituary33b — 1 Mar 2008 12:53:23 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 1-24-2008
Deceased: Warner, Larue M. (OBIT PA 1-24-2008)

Age of Deceased: 81
Death date: 1-22-2008
Last Address: Hanover, PA / Norfolk, VA
Date of Birth: nnot listed
Place of Birth: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Lucinda MILLER lived in New York and buried with WARNER's

tiliflop — 29 Feb 2008 7:18:20 GMT

Lucinda Miller born abt 1845 died 24th January 1916 age 71. At the time of her death she lived Clinton Ave Nth NY. Lucinda appeared to have a boarding house. She appears to be closely connected to the Warner Family. Daniel, wife Harriet, sons Joseph, Charles and daughters Helen and Cora. Cora and husband John Mcomber lodged with Lucinda around 1900. Lucinda is buried in the plot with the Warners in Mt Hope Cemetery Ny. Any help Appreciated.

Susan Elizabeth WARNER

pensjonert — 28 Feb 2008 2:37:41 GMT

I am looking for Susan Elizabeth Warner of any of her descendents. She was the daughter of Paul McConnell Warner (b 1915) and Lois Kathryn Thompson (b 1920). Thanks.

Harvey D. WARNER b. 30 Aug 1803 Austerlitz, NY m. Betsy M. BARBER

zengenie16 — 16 Jan 2008 2:39:30 GMT

Looking for ancestry of Harvey D. Warner b. 30 Aug 1803 in Austerlitz, Columbia Co., NY, d. 01 Feb 1891 in Sandisfield, Berkshire Co., MA. He m. 27 Oct 1825 Betsy M. Barber (b. 05 May 1807 in CT, d. 15 Aug 1890 in MA)
They had 9 ch;
Nancy Adeline b. 18 May 1827 in Canaan, Litchfield, CT
Moses B. b. 1829
Phebe M. b. 1832
Jane W. & Joseph (twins?) b. 1836
Elizabeth b. 1842
Ruth b. 1844
Alphonzo b.1847
Henry R. b.1848

In 1850 Harvey D. & Betsy M. (Barber) Warner lived in Canaan, Litchfield, CT.
In 1860 in North Canaan, Litchfield, CT
In 1870 in Sandisfield, Berkshire, MA
in 1880 in New Marlborough, Berkshire, MA

I have Nathaniel & Ruth as possible parents of Harvey D.but little more....

Cabinet Card Photo of Lyman WARNER, Hartford CT, circa 1894.

Bronsch — 25 Feb 2008 7:10:13 GMT

I recently bought an old cabinet photograph. There is a name written on the back that reads, "Lyman Warner." It was photographed in Hartford, CT, circa 1894.

Please let me know if this is in your lineage or family database and you are interested in the photo.

Bill
Do not post a reply as I have so many postings as I cannot check them all, so please contact me at
Bronsch@integrity.com

Maurice A. WARNER married Christine WISHART. Looking for descendants.

cjbisson1 — 21 Jan 2004 5:41:22 GMT

Maurice Warner, son of Sarah Diana Hunter and Albert Warner, b: 1893, Kansas, married Christine Wishart, b: 1896, Scotland, daughters Margaret, b: 1920, New York, and Alberta, b: 1923, Michigan. I am looking for descendants and have much Hunter info to share. Maurice was my gr grandfather's nephew.

Ruby BENNELL and Lawrence WARNER

trunkbranches — 7 Feb 2008 12:51:39 GMT

Hi, I am posting this message for my friend. She is searchin for her grandmother Ruby (Bennell) Warner. Ruby was born about 1890 in Ohio. She was married to Lawrence Warner and they lived in North Dakota, where their children were born. We are looking for information on Ruby's parents and siblings. Also any information on the family would be greatly appreciated.
Known Information:
Ruby Bennell born about 1890 in Ohio
Married Lawrence Alfred Warner about 1913, likely in North Dakota
Lawrence Alfred born 7 Jan 1891 or 1890 in North Dakota and died 14 Jul 1943 in California.
Children:
James born about 1914 in North Dakota
Lawrence born about 1917 in North Dakota
Living son
Roland born about 1923 in North Dakota

Thanks so much!

William Henry WARNER

Caitylin — 20 Feb 2008 11:10:11 GMT

Hello,
I am looking for information on William Henry Warner who was born in Quebec, Canada, in around 1826. He married Harriet Beecher Heath in about 1853, in probably Quebec or Vermont. William died in Clearwater, Wright, Minnesota, on Feb. 14, 1882. William and Harriet's children were: Clara, Nancy, Philena, Louis Heath, Letitia, Ida, Bertha, Harriet, and Abigail. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

WARNER's from Birmingham, England

Jane Brown — 22 Jun 2001 2:51:56 GMT

I am looking for Warner relatives. My grandparents (James and Christiana Worth Warner)were married at St. Luke's Church in Birmingham, England, on October 22, 1888. They immigrated to the US within a year living in Trenton, NJ. They visited England for Queen Victoria's Jubilee and returned to the US through Ellis Island on Oct 3, 1901 on the ship Majestic. They had four sons, William Frederick (my father), Albert, Arthur, and Milton (died at 5 days old) and one daughter,Alice. I have birth dates for all these people. I may have some relatives in Scotch Plains, NJ--the children/grandchildren of Frederick and Lillian(Hill)Warner (both deceased). I would appreciate any information that anyone has regarding any Warner relatives.

Peter WARNER b:1800 Mary Magdalena WARNER b:1836 Ger to MD

dlechRMB — 5 Feb 2008 5:52:38 GMT

I an researching a Mary Magdalena Warner, born Feb 17, 1836 in Hesse-Cassel, died Jan 29, 1912 in Baltimore MD. She married William Leimbach about 1857 in Baltimore. My best guess is her father was Peter Warner II, born about 1800 in Germany, died between 1850 and 1860 in Baltimore and her mother was Mary. M. (Unknown) born May 30, 1804 in Germany, died Sep 18, 1872 in Baltimore (buried in Western Cemetery with William and Mary Magdalena (Warner) Leimbach). Peter and Mary M. Warner had children Mary Elizabeth, Mary Magdalena, Margaret, and Phillip. If your research includes the same family and you would like to share information or if you would like additional I have, please feel free to contact me.

Daughter of A. WARNER was assaulted by Bill MORRIS at Waurika, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 24 Jan 2008 1:03:39 GMT

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 5 November 1903, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

Lawton: As the 8 year old daughter of A. Warner was riding out of the town of Waurika, she was assaulted by a negro named Bill Morris, who has been working for Woodie Stewart of that place. Morris grabbed the reins of her horse and attempted to kiss her, but was frightened away by her screams.

The negro was arrested and placed in the town jail in Waurika. He confesses to stopping her horse.

The town is stirred up to a high pitch over the affair and there is strong talk of a lynching.

Thomas WARNER

warnerca — 18 Jan 2008 2:00:53 GMT

I am looking for information on Thomas Warner born abt:1868 poss. He was the father of Joseph Kenneth Warner and Grand father of Roy Kenneth Warner. Thomas was married twice, one of his wives was poss Harriet Davies or Dawes. Joseph Warner was b:1903 in Aston Birmingham England. Joseph was married to Lily May Rice in 1926. St Oswald's Church, Small Heath Birmingham. Roy Kenneth b:1927

Elijah WARNER born about 1853 AR in Fannin Co TX in 1880

adalittle — 28 Mar 2006 8:19:13 GMT

Found these people in Fannin Co TX in 1880 and I think they're the family of John Henry Warner born about 1877 TX who married Ada Williams in 1907 Boone Co AR and lived in Hunt and Rains Co TX.
1880, house # 157
Eliga WARNER Self M Male W 27 AR Farmer TN AR
Charity WARNER Wife M Female W 23 AR Keeping House TN AR
Hulda WARNER Dau S Female W 7 AR TN AR
Sunday WARNER Dau S Female W 5 AR TN AR
Jno. WARNER Son S Male W 3 TX TN AR
Annie WARNER Dau S Female W 11 Months TX TN AR
Geo. CHRISMAN Other S Male W 20 TN Farming TN AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Census Place Precinct 2, Fannin, Texas

This is what I've pieced together:
Descendants of Eligah Warner

1 Eligah Warner 1853 AR-
. +Charity 1856 AR-
2 Hulda Warner 1873 AR-
2 Sunday Warner 1874 AR-
2 John Henry Warner 1877 TX- died 1968 Rains Co TX
.... +Lora/Lisa Jones 1882 AR - died 1904 Prob TX
*2nd Wife of John Henry Warner:
.... +Ada Williams 1882 MO- 1968 Rains Co TX
2 Annie Warner 1879 TX-
2 George W Warner 1882 AR-
2 Nor C Warner 1888 AR- (may be Norris or Norvell)
2 Dora E Warner 1891 AR-
John Henry Warner and the last three siblings were in Searcy Co AR in 1900.
If you can connect to any of this please post or contact me. Ada

WARNER, Reta N. (Obit PA 11-19-2007)

obituary33b — 8 Jan 2008 10:25:38 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 11-19-2007
Deceased: Warner, Reta N. (OBIT PA 11-19-2007)
Husband of the late Nevin E. Warner
Age of Deceased: 79
Death date: 11-17-2007
Last Address: Gettysurg, PA
Date of Birth: not listed
Place of Birth: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Jean C. WARNER, 70, daughter of Daniel and Lottie (LUTZINGER) MORTHLAND

Irishlovey_1 — 5 Jan 2008 9:36:35 GMT

Warner, Jean C.

RED LION Jean C. Warner, 70, died Tuesday, January 1, 2008, at Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of the late Vernon L. Warner. The funeral service will be 10 a.m. Monday, January 7, 2008,
at the Austin H. Eberly Funeral Home, Inc., 104 W. Main St., Dallastown.
Burial will be at Susquehanna Memorial Gardens.
Viewing will be 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Mrs. Warner was born June 25, 1937, in York,
the daughter of the late"
Daniel and Lottie (Lutzinger) Morthland.
Mrs. Warner is survived by
two daughters, Debra Vannoy and husband, Richard of Red Lion, and Becky Dillon and husband, Timothy of Red Lion;
a son, Flim Warner of Windsor;
a brother, Horace Morthland of Alabama;
a sister, Bernice Miller of Maryland;
and five grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a number of
brothers"
and sisters"
Mrs. Warner's family has suggested that memorial contributions may be made to the Austin H. Eberly Funeral Home, 104 W. Main St., Dallastown, PA 17313.

Austin H. Eberly Funeral Home,
Dallastown, PA,,

WARNER's of Blockley, Worcestershire and Pennsylvania

saramac58 — 29 Dec 2007 10:51:43 GMT

For those who are descended from William Warner of Blockley, Worcestershire, England I have uploaded my gedcom to Rootsweb World Connect Project. It is available now for viewing. There will no doubt be many mistakes because the pages I was using for my source were not of the best quality. I welcome input as to errors or additions.
The following link will take you right to it.
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=warnerw...

Sarah

WARNER's of Worcester, NY

dsmeds2 — 19 Dec 2007 3:25:06 GMT

My great great great grandmother, whose first name was Lois, married a man with the surname of Warner. Lois lived in Worcester, MA, where from about 1800 to 1813 she was married to George C. White, with whom she had six children (the last, also named George C. White, was born after his father's death and is not mentioned in the will). In about 1814 or 1815, she married Mr. Warner, and they went on to the Mohawk Valley (to a spot somewhere near Syracuse). Inasmuch as I do not know the first name of Lois's husband, I have not been able to find the household in the 1820 and 1830 censuses. By 1840, the family had come to Winslow, IL and Mr. Warner was deceased. I am descended from John Warner, his son with Lois.

Does anyone have any info on the Warners who lived in Worcester, Otsego County, NY in the very early 1800s?

Edward Herbert WARNER, Buffalo, NY

kalotac — 28 Dec 2007 9:02:33 GMT

19 May 1932 Tonawanda News
Fall While Taking Bath Proves Fatal
Buffalo, N. Y., Mar. 19 (U.P.) – Complications which set in after Edward Herbert Warner, 59, fell while taking a bath, caused his death Friday.
Warner was vice-president of the Wilson, Forester & McCall Insurance Company and was a director of the Buffalo Board of Underwriters.

Martha Mae WARNER, Manchester, OH

kalotac — 28 Dec 2007 9:01:18 GMT

20 February 1958 The People’s Defender
Miss Martha M. Warner Dies At Manchester
Miss Martha Mae Warner, 86, died Wednesday morning at her home in Manchester. Death was attributed to complications.
Miss Warner and her sister, Miss Lou Warner, resided together and for a number of years were employed as seamstresses in Cincinnati. They retired in 1933 and have since resided in Manchester.
She was the daughter of William and Evaline Kilgore Warner. Her sister is her only survivor.
Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Wilson Home for Funerals. Rev. David Lewis, pastor of the Manchester Nazarene Church will officiate and burial will be in the Manchester cemetery.

Anna Rebecca WARNER

JoniJoni63 — 22 Dec 2007 7:31:10 GMT

Hello! Does anyone know anything about Anna Rebecca Warner? If so, please email me!! Thanks!!!

Name: Anna Rebecca WARNER
ALIAS: Annie
Birth: 26 JUL 1869 in PA
Death: UNKNOWN
Event: Indenture DEC 1877 To Joshua S Joyce of Gloucester Co, NJ
Event: Indenture 13 JUL 1882 To Horace E Frick of Philadelphia, PA
Census: 1870 Philadelphia Co, PA 1
Census: 1880 Gloucester Co., NJ 2
Note:
According to records at the Camden Home For Friendless Children in Camden, NJ: Anna was admitted on 03/13/1877 at age 10yr, 1mo, 18dy by her mother. She was indentured to Joshua S Joyce on 12/06/1877 to learn the trade of housewife. This indenture was cancelled on 01/05/1882 by mutual consent. She was indentured to Horace E Frick on 07/13/1882 to learn the trade of housewife.
Indenture marked "Settled" on 05/04/1893. She was 23 yrs old.

Father: William H WARNER b: ABT 1837 in PA
Mother: Eliza G. CAMPBELL b: ABT 1834 in PA

Sources:
1. Title: 1880 Census - Camden Co, NJ
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Census
Page: Pg: 121, 88th Div. 26th Ward, Philadelphia P.O., Line 19
Text: Listed as Annie, age 3, born in Penna.
2. Title: 1880 Census - Gloucester Co., NJ
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Census
Page: Pg: 13, Township of West Septford, Line: 32
Text: Listed as the 12 year old servant to Joshua S. and Abbie B. Joyce

Joseph (Job) Garrett WARNER

JoniJoni63 — 22 Dec 2007 6:58:31 GMT

Hello! Does anyone know anything about the following? THANK YOU!!!!!

William H WARNER
Birth: ABT 1837 in PA
Death: 29 SEP 1876
Census: JUL 1870 Philadelphia Co, PA 1
Census: 1850 So. Mulberry Ward, Philadelphia, PA Page 93 2
Reference Number: 336
According to Family Lore, there were 11 children resulting from this marriage.
According to papers in the family's possession, this individual’s birth would have occurred around 1835, plus or minus 10 years. In the 1850 Census, William H. and Eliza Warner are listed as living with Michael P. and Harriet Campbell. William Warner is listed in both the 1850 and 1870 Census as a "Silver Plater"

Marriage 1 Eliza G. CAMPBELL b: ABT 1834 in PA
Children
1. William Henry WARNER b: ABT 1855 in NJ
2. Mary E. WARNER b: ABT 1857
3. Clare WARNER b: ABT 1861 in NJ
4. John WARNER b: ABT 1865
5. Anna Rebecca WARNER b: 26 JUL 1869 in PA
6. Edward William WARNER b: 17 MAR 1870
7. Job Garrett WARNER b: 30 DEC 1875 in Camden, NJ

According to family lore, upon Eliza's death, the children were taken to an orphanage (The Camden Home For Friendless Children) in Camden, NJ by two aunts. Further lore indicates that her occupation was "Washing and keeping house" and that she did so "To keep the family together"

WARNER, Henry Hardy ,Sr.

bevo131 — 13 Dec 2007 1:22:35 GMT

I am his granddaughter and I want to know who his mother was

WARNER, Jesse (Obit PA 11-15-2007)

obituary33b — 5 Dec 2007 9:58:06 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 11-15-2007
Deceased: Warner, Jesse (OBIT PA 11-15-2007)
Age of Deceased: 31
Death date: 11-13-2007
Last Address: Philadelphia, PA
Date of Birth: 12-14-1975
Place of Birth: Gettysburg, PA
Surnames: WILSON, PETERS
No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Salmon WARNER

PaulWalworth42 — 4 Dec 2007 2:25:18 GMT

Looking for any information on Salmon WARNER of Connecticut who married Charlotte Walworth
any help is welcome
Paul Walworth

WARNER, Nadine E. (Deanie) Weaver (Obit MI 11-6-2007)

obituary33b — 21 Nov 2007 10:25:31 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 11-6-2007
Deceased: Warner, Nadine E. (Deanie) Weaver (OBIT MI 11-6-2007)
Age of Deceased: 87
Death date: 11-3-2007
Last Address: Holland, MI / Hanover, PA
Date of Birth: 10-23-1920
Place of Birth: not listed

No relation to the deceased
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Mina O. WARNER B. abt 1878

Marilynn_Blair — 20 Nov 2007 12:44:21 GMT

I am looking for information on a Mina O Warner b. abt 1878 in Ohio who had a daughter named Edna A Warner (age 3 in 1900)born in Ohio. I am trying to find info on them and according to the 1900 census that Minas Mother was Josephine Mary(or Mary Josephine) (Beam) Squires and Father was Platt Squires. The Last names confuse me some. I can't find a husband for Mina,
any help would be appreciated
Thanks Marilynn (Squires) Blair

Dan WARNER photographs in Aurora IL and Manchester IA

jsquires — 17 Nov 2001 6:53:39 GMT

I recently obtained an old photo album [circa 1860-1900] containing several pictures of family members, however, who the album originally belonged to is a mystery. Many of the pictures are untitled.

There are several pictures of a "Dan Warner" and family taken in Aurora IL. and Manchester IA. Two little girls have individual pictures and are captioned as "Vade(?) Warner" and "Og(?) Warner". Another individual picture of an older daughter(?) is uncaptioned. One family setting shows the mother and father and 3 girls.

I believe his wife may be Mary Jane SHELDON, daughter of Orrin SHELDON and Clarissa WARNER SHELDON.

The photographs appear to have been taken around 1865-1880. Associated surnames in the album are: TRASK, KELLER, SQUIRES, SHELDON, BARCLAY, BIRNEY, PARKER and WORD [NORD?]

Any help greatly appreciated,
Jack Squires

WARNER's In Illinois

ccollis57 — 12 Nov 2007 6:28:48 GMT

Looking for Information on Wilder W. Warner and Olive Washburn Warner

Sylvester WARNER

RAY WARNER — 6 Jul 2000 7:10:20 GMT

SEEKING INFO ON BURIAL LOCATION OF MY FATHER
SYLVESTER WARNER, DIED FEB. 10, 1939 IN LYON
CO., EDDYVILLE, KY. VERY ANXIOUS TO CORRESPOND WITH ANY OF HIS RELATIVES.

Building Family Tree of WARNER's in Ill.

Myma29 — 19 May 2002 12:01:37 GMT

Im looking for all the information on the Oscar L Warner,wife Jocie Cartright Warner family. They had 4 daughters and 3 sons. Warren, Joe, Aaron , Mary , Mae, Josephine, and Linda. Any help appreciated.

Solomon WARNER

Don Carpenter — 3 Dec 2004 7:33:29 GMT

Seeking information on Solomon Warner, or John Solomon Warner, born in Warnersville, N.Y. on February 8, 1811. Discouraged by a gristmill fire, Soloman left N.Y. and eventually became an important pioneer of Tuscon, Arizona. Solomon had a brother whom I believe to be my great, great grandfather.

John & Margaret WARNER in NJ

Michael Warner — 18 Apr 2001 12:00:00 GMT

I would be grateful for any information on a John (or possibly Joseph) and Margaret Warner who lived in or near Camden, NJ around 1882. They had a son, John Joseph, while in Camden.

Adam and Amanda (OWEN) WARNER

dollythomas69 — 18 Aug 2001 1:49:29 GMT

Adam Warner, son of Jacob Warner (?), is in 1830 census of Berne, N. Y. Adam m. Amanda Owen and had son George Wallace Warner b. in 1833. I believe Adam died shortly thereafter. George Wallace Warner left Gerne and was listed as Wallace Warner age 17 a tailor living alone in Catskill, N. Y. (Greene Co.) in 1850 census. Was this Adam really the son of Jacob Warner and what about Amanda's parents?
Thanks!!!

WARNER Works in Ancestry.com's Family and Local Histories

saramac58 — 5 Nov 2007 11:29:56 GMT

You may already know about these but just thought I'd mention them. I went to Ancestry.com and looking under their Family and Local Histories section I found the following works. Also there is a lot under the Newspapers, etc. also. Access to these requires a subscription to Ancestry.com

If when you do a search and it comes up with something in the Family and Local Histories and you do not have a subscription, let me know and I will see what I can find. I may be yelling help!! before long but will give it a try and if you will be patient with me. I looked at some of them and they were about some of the WARNERs that have been mentioned in some of the posts to this board.
If someone else has an Ancestry subscription and would be willing to do look-ups speak up. Sarah McCray
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Genealogical notes relating to Warnaer Wessels and his descendants
A genealogy of the Warne family in America : principally the descendants of Thomas Warne, born 1652, died 1722, one of the twen
A record of the ancestry, life, and descendants of Amos Warner
A sketch of the Willis family of Virginia : and of their kindred in other states : with brief biographies of the Reades, Warner
A Warner family narrative
Charles Warner, Southern California, 1890
Descendants of Moses Rowley, Cape Cod, Mass., about 1715 : also descendants of George Warner, Wittenberg, Germany, born 1720
Genealogical account of a branch of the descendants of Mark Warner, grandson of William Warner
Genealogy of the descendants of Omri Warner : and a more extended history of Milo Warner and his family
In memoriam, Clement Edson Warner
Joseph Warner, a soldier of the Revolution
Life and ancestry of Warner Mifflin : friend, philanthropist, patriot
One of the Warner family in America
The Ancestry of Agnes Stewart (Warner)
The descendants of Andrew Warner
The Fulton-Hayden-Warner ancestry in America
The history of Warner, New Hampshire : for one hundred and forty-four years, from 1735 to 1879
The posterity of William Warner, one of the early settlers of Ipswich, Mass.
Warner's history of Dakota County, Nebraska : from the days of the pioneers and first settlers to the present time, with biogr

Walter WARNER son of Walter WARNER

hephzibah7 — 2 Nov 2007 1:34:05 GMT

Seeking any living realtive / descendent of Walter Warner born Q4 1879 & died 21 Jan 1952 age 72. Married Laura-Anne Austin born 1875.
They had at least 4 children: Leah (born 1900), Evelyn (born 1909), Florence and Walter Cyril - possibly more children?
Walter had a twin brother - Ernest according to 1891 census?

I am a grandchild of Evelyn Pimm nee Warner.

WARNER'S of North Petherton, Somerset

druidware — 15 Nov 2003 8:26:46 GMT

Seeking information on any Warners from North Petherton.
Have gleaned some information and will pass on to anyone seeking the same

WARNER's around Chatham, Kent

warnerfamtree — 7 Oct 2007 2:23:47 GMT

William George Warner 1889 - 1940, William James Warner 1865/6 - ? Born in Chatham Kent. I am looking for anyone who has links to the two men who are my great and great-great grandfathers.

Gifford and Edith Nichols WARNER.

Esta67 — 2 Oct 2007 1:21:38 GMT

I am looking for information on Edith Nichols, she married Gifford Warner in 1903. They were married in Barry County. Her parents were Andrew and Clarisa Nichols. His parents wereLeroyand May Tawney Warner. I can not find them after the 1910 census. Thier two children were living with Andrew and Clarisa in the 1920 and 1930 census. You can e-mail me at ejn98@hotmail.com

WARNER Sr., Jeffrey Joseph (Obit PA 9-7-2007)

myobituarysite — 1 Oct 2007 3:23:43 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 9-7-2007
Deceased: Warner Sr., Jeffrey Joseph (OBIT PA 9-7-2007)
Age: 54
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Death date: 9-5-2007
Birth date: 1-11-1953
Birth place: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
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Rhoda Bede SKINNER

HBraley0914 — 30 Sep 2007 8:34:16 GMT

Rhoda was married to my GR.Gr.Grandfather. He was her second husband. I have information on her first husband and where they are buried. If you want any information let me know.
My maiden name was Warner

Edward H. WARNER 1871 and Mary J. SMITH 1877

papas97918 — 29 Sep 2007 5:14:13 GMT

I am looking for Mary J. Smith's parents. The mother of Mary J was born in TN and the father in CT, we believe. We also believe that Mary J. was of Indian descent. Does anyone have any information on this family line?