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WARNER - Boswell High School - 1940 - Somerset, PA

cribbswh — 2009-11-03 03:34:50Z

Hi all,
I've scanned and have placed online the complete 1940 Rex Collium yearbook for Boswell High School, cover to cover. It can be found at http://www.genealogybuff.com/pa/boswell/webbbs_config.pl

Surnames include:

Alshouse, Adams, Ashe, Augustine, Baca, Baker, Baraniak, Barnett, Barron, Baughman, Beegle, Bence, Berkey, Bills, Biondo, Bittner, Bloom, Blough, Bodeck, Bojack, Bowman, Boyer, Brennan, Brockunier, Brubaker, Bzyk, Caldrone, Callahan, Carpenter, Cavullo, Chernak, Chupek, Codispoti, Corden, Corley, Crist, Croyle, Dando, Daniels, Dedick, Deist, Delsignore, DeLuca, Drwal, Dubinsky, Emerick, Engle, Eutin, Farcas, Felesky, Fisher, Folton, Forespring, Forman, Formichella, Forsythe, Franke, Frazee, Friedline, Gac, Gallucci, Garber, Gassol, Gindlesperger, Glessner, Goss, Greenshields, Griffith, Guzako, Haines, Harding, Hauger, Hay, Hemminger, Henry, Hodoroski, Holsopple, Horner, Howarth, Hurd, Hydock, Ickes, Jacobs, Jaroszczak, Johnson, Kaminsky, Kaufman, Keller, Kennedy, Kerch, Kirch, Kirk, Kisula, Krause, Krupper, Kudasick, Kutchman, Lape, Lazur, Lewark, Lichvar, Loch, Lodasky, Lohr, Macenczak, Martell, Maurer, McCreery, McLarney, Mellesky, Metz, Miller, Moors, Morotti, Mowry, Mrzlok, Mull, Myers, Novak, Novison, O'Baker, Ogline, Olexa, Ozog, Pacific, Palomba, Pelesky, Percherke, Petrosky, Phillips, Pluto, Pokos, Policicchio, Pope, Prokopchow, Pyle, Radtke, Raley, Ream, Resnick, Robb, Ryniak, Salvia, Sapala, Sass, Secary, Shaffer, Shanaberger, Sheeler, Sheftic, Shoff, Shriver, Sladek, Smith, Snearly, Snowberger, Sopish, Soroka, Sowerbrower, Staffey, Stefanic, Stonebraker, Stotler, Swope, Szewczyk, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Tipton, Tressler, Trexel, Trimkey, Turner, Turney, Unger, Vish, Volk, Wachob, Wagstaff, Walker, Walpuski, Warner, Wasco, Watkins, Weaver, Webb, Wechtenheiser, Weimer, Wilson, Winters, Woy, Yoder, Zablotney, Zadzora, Zahar, Zambrzincky, Zimmerman

Hope this helps.
Bill

Re: WARNER's in Suffolk

hansill — 2009-10-25 13:23:10Z

haha almost everyone in Sandy Point is connected to the Warner Clan, my Greatgrandmother born about 1840 and lived in Sandy Point was Adriana Warner, She had 2 Sons Othneil Onisimous Saunders And Noel "Mugu" Richards.

Re: Warner from Virginia to West Virginia

klavars — 2009-10-23 19:25:17Z

It was Jane M. Warner who had a family with George Lambert.

Re: Warner from Virginia to West Virginia

LeeSueWarner — 2009-10-23 17:42:02Z

MARY WARNER AND GEORGE LAMBERT WERE NEVER MARRIED BUT ALL THE CHILDREN TOOK THEIR MOTHER'S LAST NAME. SOLOMON WARNER IS MY HUSBANDS GG GRANDFATHER. HIS WIFE WAS PRISCILLA SMITH. SOLOMONS SON WAS JOHN A WARNER BORN AUG 13 1848 AND JOHNS SON WAS ALVA WARNER WHO MARRIED MARGARET MAUZY. ALVA'S SON WAS STEPHEN WARNER WHO MARRIED BERTHA CATHERINE ARBOGAST THEIR SON IS LEE WARNER SR. MY HUSBAND I HOPE THIS HELPS. SUE WARNER MY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS sueleewarner@aol.com

WARNER Vivian Davis 1918-2009 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-10-16 12:05:22Z

Vivian E. Warner, died October 14, 2009 at The Muskingum County Home in Zanesville, Ohio.
She was the daughter of Bessie and Fletcher Davis, wife of Edward F. Warner (1912 - 1996), mother of Kay Israel, grandmother of Joseph (Kim) Israel, Braden Israel, Michael (Peggy) Israel and Devin (Kelli) Israel. Vivian was great-grandmother to Shannon (Jason) DiVincenzo, Luke and Isaac, Bradley Israel, Angie Goff, Justus and Carson, Krystal Paisley, Charles Israel, Austin, Landon and Jensen Israel and mother-in-law to Ralph Israel. She was a sister to Don (Marilyn) Davis.

Vivian volunteered at Good Samaritan Hospital for 40 years and enjoyed feeding the birds and deer. She was a member of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church.

Family visitation will be 10:00 a.m. to 12 Noon, Saturday, October 17, 2009 at The Hillis & Hardwick Funeral Home, 935 Forest Avenue where funeral services will be held at 12:00 Noon.
Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Zanesville, Ohio.

Re: Anne WARNER, Ontario

PhyllisPoole12 — 2009-10-14 03:50:07Z

Hello Peter,
I just saw the post you posted Sept. 20, 2009 about your Poole Family Tree.I see you have a Jacob Poole -b-1774.
I think i have a Jacob Poole in my family tree also.
He was b-Feb.11,1774 d-Nov.20,1827.He was from Growtown Lower,Taghmon,Co.Wexford,Ire. He was a Quaker.
Was it Richard Poole who came to Ire. from England with the Parliamentary Army in 1649?
Did your Jacob Poole have a son Benjamin Poole -b-March,01,1798,Co.Wexford,Ire.Maybe by a first wife, before he married Mary(Sparrow)Poole-May, 13,1813?
Can you send me your Poole Family Web.link?
I think we maybe related!!
I have more info.
My name is Phyllis Poole.
My e-mail is--plpcountry@hotmail.com

Re: All Warner's

JNTVx31 — 2009-10-11 18:31:05Z

I went on Cherokee.org and when into the final rolls they have and I find a few names in the book with the last name Warner. I will do it by category.

Full Blood Cherokee:
Martha J. Warner, Rachel E. Warner, Mary I. Warner, Cora E. Warner, Ivan L. Warner, Bertha M. Warner, Eliza Warner,Jennie Warner, Maud A. Warner, Henry C. Warner, Rosy A. Warner, Clara B. Warner, Edna Warner

Minor Cherokee by blood:
Flossie Warner, Jewel Warner, and John T. Warner

Creek Freedman:
Paul Warner

Richard S. & Emma Craw Warner Burial Norwalk, CT

Barbarasansob — 2009-09-26 21:37:11Z

Norwalk Union Cemetery, Emma A. Craw, wife of Richard S. Warner, 1835 - 1916; Richard S. Warner, 1828 - 1908. Hope this helps someone.

Alice L Warner born in Vermont

AGA2428 — 2009-09-26 04:17:59Z

Looking for information on Alice L Warner b. 1850 Chittenden, Vermont. Her parents were Dr. Benjamin Y. Warner and Laura (Oakes). Benjamin died in 1869. Laura and her adult daughters, Charlotte Atherton, Alice Kennard and Jennie Warner are found in Newton, Middlesex, MA in 1880. Alice had married Frank B. Kennard b. 1850 in Parsonsfield, York, Maine. Date and place of marriage unknown. Frank Kennard has never been found in the 1880 census.

Alice joined Frank in Billings, Yellowstone, Montana in 1882-1883. Alice died and is buried in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan in 1886. Apparently, Laura Warner, Jennie Warner Clark and Ogden Clark were living in Detroit in 1886-1887. It appears that Alice got sick while pregnant and died.

Where did Alice and Frank get married and when? Did they have any other children? Other information on this family would be appreciated.

Magdalena Warner Harrison, NY

RockofGibraltar — 2009-09-22 16:35:09Z

I have a beautiful tin-type photo of Magdalena Warner Harrison, taken abt 1873. I believe she was born abt 1850 in New York. There is an 1880 Gallupville, NY census showing her married to John H. Harrison, and a 1920 Schenectady, NY census with them on it. She was a dressmaker and he was a carriage trimmer.

I would like to return the photo to her family. So if you are related to her and want the photo, let me know.

Patricia
prock2@ec.rr.com

Re: Up State N.Y. WARNERs

jeanparker17 — 2009-09-22 08:21:56Z

Hi ,sorry the names do not correspond with any of the Warner's I am researching.
Have you been on Old Fulton NY Post Card.- There is a lot of information in the old newspapers. Jean

Re: Poole Family - Ontario, Canada

jpoole2009 — 2009-09-21 20:54:49Z

Peter:

Thanks.

By the way, my name is Jim Poole. I manage to respond to one of your earlier conversations with Anne.

I am related to the Poole family in Michigan that you have talked to from time to time.

Thanks for your help.

Jim

Re: Up State N.Y. WARNERs

jlr106 — 2009-09-21 17:48:51Z

If you are inquireing about Almira and Martin Warner Chamberlin, Almira I think was born around 1820. Martin was born 1849. I believe there was a Martin Warner Sr have no info on him. In 1850 Almira lived with her family and went by Warner in 1855 she went by Almira Chamberlin but was not listed with a husband, just Martin Warner Chamberlin who would have been 5-6 yrs old, and they lived in Manchester Ny. Almira married a Calvin Harrington a few yrs after that. On Martins death certificate it says he was born in Canandaguia Ny Ontario Co. and his fathers name was Calvin Chamberlin. His step father was Calvin Harrington?? I have a photo from a relative who said it was Sarah Emily Miller or Storm Chamberlin wife of Martin Warner chamberlin but It is not Sarah Emily and may possibly be Almira.The relative I recieved it from was the daughter of Martin and Sarah Emily's daughter.

Re: Up State N.Y. WARNERs

jeanparker17 — 2009-09-21 15:49:48Z

Hi I am researching Warner New York.
Do you have dates for the names you mentioned either birth or death?

Re: Poole Family - Ontario, Canada

petermc4 — 2009-09-21 13:53:38Z

Of course Anne - my contacts over the years have offered a number of different locations for Poole family origins.

Since 'my' family is derived from my Poole ancestor who was born in the 1570's in Northamptonshire I hang my hat on this origin http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx/poole-family-crest....

Do you have plans to return to Ireland some day? Two weeks ago I visited all of the placenames in south Co. Wexford recorded on the earlier part of family tree. I also had a look at the Quaker archives in Dublin and was able to verify some research that I had undertaken that was at odds with what had been transcribed (incorrectly) originally.

Regards - Peter

Poole Family - Ontario, Canada

jpoole2009 — 2009-09-21 11:37:43Z

Thanks for your help.

Allow me to add that the Poole name also has German origins.

Re: Anne WARNER, Ontario

petermc4 — 2009-09-20 08:19:43Z

Hi Anne,

To confirm, the Poole family tree that I maintain has no Benjamin Jacob Poole, one Benjamin Poole b.1861 and two Jacob Pooles b.1774 & 1826.

The name Poole can have many origins. My understanding is that Poole has been derived e.g. (1) from De La Pole which related to Welshpool in Powys, Wales (2) from people who resided in the Po valley in Italy and (3) from people in ancient England who simply lived near the local pool!

Most Scots/Irish took up residence in Northern Ireland, but Scotland would be a less-likely source of a Poole family than England. There are twenty-one Pooles listed in the NI telephone drectory and, I note, fifteen in the County Wexford directory. Interestingly there were thirty-four Co. Wexford Pooles listed in the 1911 census, only four of them in 'my' family.

The Poole name is common among both Roman Catholics and Protestants, both in Ireland and elsewhere.

Regards - Peter

Re: Almira WARNER

jlr106 — 2009-09-16 13:44:20Z

My new email address is jlr106@charter.net Jean Randow. Still Looking for information on Warners of Manchester Ontario Co NY Martin, Almira, There is a Martin Sr. and a Martin Warner Chamberlin son of [Almira Warner Chamberlin Harrington.] Martin jr married a Sarah Emily Miller Storm of Dutchess Co Ny previously married ??? to a Storm or Miller. There is also a Addison Warner possibly a brother to Almira. Martin Warner jr born 1849 Ontario Co. died 1919 Newark NyWayne Co.

Thomas Warner

2009-09-07 18:10:47Z

Thomas Warner and son-in-law Charles E.Evans.
Nebraska 1890's/1900??
Any info would be appreciated.
mwccnn@home.com

Cora Warner 1915 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-08-02 18:44:44Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/washington/15196/cora-...

Warner's from Broome County, NY

SandyCarneiro74 — 2009-08-29 03:05:34Z

Epha & Betsey WARNER's children: Gilbert; Charles W.; and Adelaide all moved to Orange County, California.
I am trying to find out more on Gilbert A. WARNER's wife Sarah A. QUINN (b: 8 Oct 1847 in Canada). They had two sons Irvin C. born 1883 in Broome, NY and Harvey A. born 1887 in Cattaraugus.
Any additional info would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Ohio WARNER, Benjamin G (wife BATESON

djwarner146 — 2009-09-06 20:45:56Z

Nancy Jane Bateson married Benjamin Griffin Warner in 1856.
Nancy was my great-great grandmother. I have information on the B.G. Warner line if you are still looking.

You still have many relatives in the Arcola Illinois area.

I tried responding to you post on another but the Email was no longer active.

Benjamin Griffin Warner b 1779 in Virginia d 1857 Morrow, Ohio

djwarner146 — 2009-09-06 20:04:42Z

Looking for information on Benjamin Warner. Can trace him back to Newton Twp, Licking Co, Ohio in 1816. Member of Ohio Militia. Married a Ruth from PA. Had children Anna, Samuel, Merritt plus other daughters names unknown.

His son, Samuel Warner b 1811 Ohio, d 1901 Edger Co, Illinois.

Daughter, Anna Warner b 1807 married Nicolas Chilcote

Re: Ohio WARNER, Benjamin G (wife BATESON

djwarner146 — 2009-09-07 13:13:34Z

Hi Jason,
The Benjamin Griffin Warner cited in this thread was an only child born in Harlem, Delaware, Ohio in 1833.

Searching 1850 Census records shows a George A Warner born to J G Warner in Shelby, Indiana. This Warner line is not a close relative of our Benjamin.

Re: Ohio WARNER, Benjamin G (wife BATESON

djwarner146 — 2009-09-07 13:04:36Z

I think the easiest way to link Nancy Jane's Descendants is to go to http://leavesoftime.familytreeguide.com/tree_index.php

Enter her name in the search box. She has a 7 generation descendancy listing there. Her husband, Benjamin Griffin Warner and his father is shown there as well. I believe his grandfather was also named Benjamin Griffin Warner b 1779 VA, d 1857 Harmony, Morrow, Ohio married Ruth Merritt b PA, d Harmony, Morrow, Ohio. I have another thread going on this generation.

My father has a newspaper article interviewing Nancy Jane before her death. I will have to get a copy and scan it.

Dale Warner
New Port Richey FL
djwarner@earthlink.net

Re: Benjamin Griffin Warner b 1779 in Virginia d 1857 Morrow, Ohio

djwarner146 — 2009-09-07 12:38:08Z

Hi Kathy,

Any information would be helpful. I believe he is my 4th great grandfather. My 3rd great grandfather was Samuel Warner and his only child was Benjamin Griffin Warner. The only early reference to Samuel was in the 1840 Census living in Trenton Twp, Delaware Co, Ohio. All the other Samuel Warners in Ohio at that time did not match age and family members.

Earlier I communicated with a descendant of Anna Warner, a daughter of B G Warner b 1779. She married a Chilcote and ended up in Arcola Twp, Douglas Co, Illinois near where Samuel and his son's family relocated after the Civil War. Anna also had a brother named Merritt Warner. I have family information on all these lines. Happy to share.

Information on Frank Charles Warner and Edith Anne McDonald 's Children

Callou — 2009-08-20 16:32:18Z

I looking for the births , marriages, and deaths of these children. Their names were Joyce , Rita Frances , Joan and Betty Jean Warner . Thanks

Col. Walter W Warner - WWII

gwledford — 2009-07-26 07:02:42Z

Is anyone related to this man? I recently purchased an overcoat with his name in it and I want to see if it is authentic. Thanks!

Re: Warner of Central New York

Natalie14468 — 2009-07-31 15:47:16Z

There is also an Ira Warner who was the son of HIram and Sophia Paul Warner. He was born 9/1/1845 in Lindley, NY, and died 3/25/1922 in Spokane, Washington. He married Susan Benjamin around 1870, and they had no children.

Re: Need Info. on Warner Families NY/CT

Natalie14468 — 2009-07-31 15:40:00Z

Does anyone have information about Hiram Warner b 1812-1814 who lived in Lindley, Steuben County, NY? He married Sophia Paul, daughter of Ira and Mary Ann Pierce Paul. I want to find out who HIram's parents were. He died 1/1890.

Re: Need Info. on Warner Families NY/CT

Natalie14468 — 2009-08-01 13:42:42Z

Hiram Warner 1812-1890 married Sophia Paul 1827-? who was the daughter of Ira Paul and Mary Ann Pierce. Mary Ann Pierce was born in 1791 in New Bedford, MA, and died in 1850 in Erwin, Steuben County, NY. I doubt that Hiram Warner was related to the Pierce family other than by marriage. They lived in Steuben County, NY. From what I've seen here Martillo or Mirtillo Warner lived in Rochester, NY, which is where I live. I would be happy to research Martillo/Mirtillo locally if you need help.

There is a great deal written about the Paul family, and I have an extensive genealogy on them.

Re: Ohio WARNER, Benjamin G (wife BATESON

cameronscami — 2009-09-07 05:05:00Z

Yes! I'm still looking.
Thank you for answering my inquiry.
What wonderful news!

Re: Ohio WARNER, Benjamin G (wife BATESON

cameronscami — 2009-09-07 13:10:39Z

Oh wonderful! This is such a great thing to hear. I've been quite interested in this ancestor for quite some time.
Thank you again!

Re: WARNER's from Nova Scotia to Mass.

Murray_Warner — 2009-08-01 12:26:26Z

Hello Amys2008
Please email me at murraywarner@eastlink.ca

Warner Brothers family history article

declair59 — 2009-07-21 14:27:42Z

There has been mystery and misinformation when it comes to the early history of the Warner family (who created the Warner Bros. film company) in the United States. New information has been found and article written that provides information about their immigration from Russia and corrects major errors in the accepted history of the brothers.

http://dougsinclairsarchives.com/benjaminwarnerfamily.htm

robert warner in artical st joseph missouri 1926

joshandjoe2 — 2009-08-01 11:15:26Z

i have a news paper article of my grandma forth grade school on rosefamilytree with many names on it

Willie and Allie Warner of central KY

highbridgemom — 2009-09-01 15:31:58Z

Does anyone have any information about this family? I have been trying to find information and cant seem to get anywhere on it. I am looking for information about Willie's family specifically. He was born around 1897 and died in 1966 in McCreary Co, KY. He married Allie McGinnis and they had 4 children that lived, Eugene born 1919, Gilbert born 1924, John Marcus born 1925, and Clarence Carl born 1930. My dad was John (Johnny) and he died in 1988 when I was 7. All of his brothers have passed away, and I have no one to ask regarding this part of my family. Does anyone have any info???? I know that they lived in the central KY area mostly, but I am not sure that he was born in KY. In 1920, they lived in Clover Bottom, Woodford Co KY. And in 1930, they lived in Jessamine County, KY.

Re: wesley warner

ljames621 — 2009-08-12 07:10:47Z

I hope you are still out there - your post is from 2000. I believe Wesley Warner is my great-great grandfather also. His son, my great-grandfather, was named Dave. The story which was passed down is that Wesley took off for Oklahoma to get in one of the runs for land and word came back he got bushwhacked along the way. Then, sometime later, word came that he was still alive and married in OK. In the meantime, his wife who thought she was his widow, couldn't feed the kids so she went from neighbor's house to house - passing them out to whoever would take them. She wasn't his first wife and I don't know when or where they got married and I don't know how many of the kids were actually hers. There is a Wesley Warner in the 1880 Phelps County MO census. Lisa

Re: The Bell Makers - John WARNER & Sons

harry859 — 2009-07-29 13:58:36Z

Sarah Jane Warner b. 28 Apr 1828, Greenwich, marr. my great grandfather Henry William Marriner (1834-1876 Chatham). Sarah's siblings were: John Warner, Edward Burton Warner b. 1849, Elwin Warner b. 1833, Henry Joseph Warner b. 1838, Frederick Warner b. 1830. Their parents were Charles Warner (1799 Greenwich-1873 Milton in Gravesend) and Sarah Hemblin b.1799. Charles' parents were William Warner and Sarah. In 1986 I climbed 150 ft. up the inside belltower rungs of St. Mary Church, Chatham, England and saw bells by John Warner and wonder if the bellcaster Warners might be related to my Warners. Harry Marriner http://harrymarriner.tribalpages.com

Walter Warner - Place of Birth?

Wooliferkins — 2009-09-13 23:48:21Z

My Great Great Grandfather was born on 20 July 1852 - the only reference to the place is London, Middlesex (UK).

Searches here have not found the connection and so I cannot move further back.

London, Middlesex is a large area - can anyone help or advise where I might find out?

One of the records I have says he had a middle name of Francis but none of the others do.

Re: Anne WARNER, Ontario

jpoole2009 — 2009-09-12 14:17:37Z

Peter -

Is this to say that you have no record of a Benjamin Jacob Poole born 1798 in the Quaker records? Just trying to close off this avenue of research.

Based on my reading of the Palantines it is a good chance that he may be of German origin.

With that said my father always said that the Poole name was Scotch-Irish. Also from what I can remember growing up it was pretty apparent that the Poole family clearly had a strong Protestant heritage.

Thanks for your help.

obit for Laura Warner Gaswint, born 1880 Kansas, died 1939 Wyoming

cwhite02 — 2009-07-21 18:39:54Z

Minneapolis Messenger, Ottawa County, Kansas, Dec. 14, 1939, page 2:
MRS. LAURA WARNER GASWINT
Mrs. Laura Ellis Gaswint, a former resident of Ottawa and Clay counties, died Nov. 20th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Vivian Springer, at Pine Bluff, Wyoming. She was 59 years, 3 months and 15 days old. Mrs. Gaswint had been suffering from heart trouble for some time. She had been making her home for the past couple of years with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chrisman, who live near the Ottawa County State park. Her health was about the dame as usual when she was taken by the Chrismans to the home of her other daughter in Wyoming to spend some time. However, her death occurred suddenly only a few days after she arrived there.
Mrs. Gaswint was a member of a pioneer family of the Longford community. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Warner and was born there August 5, 1880. She was married to Jonathan Gaswint May 2, 1898. She leaves four children, Roy and Lyle Gaswint, both of Cheyenne, Wyoming; Mrs. Vivian Springer of Pine Bluff, and Mrs. Edith Chrisman, of Minneapolis, Kansas. The family lived for many years in the north-eastern corner of Colorado, but for some time Mrs. Gaswint had made her home with her two daughters.
Funeral services were held from the Presbyterian church, at Oakhill, Kansas, Nov. 25th, conducted by the Rev. Elmer H. Bleam. Interment was made in Rose Meron cemetery.

Re: Need Info. on Warner Families NY/CT

jeanparker17 — 2009-08-01 14:50:28Z

Hi thanks for your reply.Daniel Warner was a son of Mirtillo Warner...they are from Rochester the Warners I am researching. Daniel Warner was married to Esther Pierce they had a son George Warner born 1837.. he had Esther Warner my grt grt Grandmother, think there was another daughter Carrie married to James Tipper(baseball player in 1877).. Esther married William Edley from England in ..1873 in Rochester.. they came to England around 1875, I am looking for Esther's mother.
Do you have any information on the Pierce family? Would be glad of any help thank you.

Re: Need Info. on Warner Families NY/CT

jeanparker17 — 2009-07-31 15:53:42Z

Hi I am researching Warner family too.. you mention a Mary Ann Pierce Paul. George Warner b 1837 was the son of Daniel Warner and Esther Pierce.. they were born around early 1800. Long shot but I wonder if Hiram could be a brother of Daniel, and the Warner and Pierce, families had connections. Do you have a Mirtillo or Martillo Warner as Ancestors? Jean

Re: Warners of New York-Daniel, Mirtillo, Arsino

jeanparker17 — 2009-08-18 15:06:02Z

Hi I undestand that Mirtillo (Mertillow) Warner was the father of Arsino Warner,do you know if he had a brother named Daniel, I think there were 11 children found info about the Warners, would like to pass it on to you and also exchange information. Regards Jean

Re: Warner, Stevin or Thomas

jeanparker17 — 2009-08-17 09:48:59Z

Hi I am researching Warner ancestors.John-- Daniel--Mirtillo and George, are the names I am researching wondered if you have any information thank you regards Jean

Re: Benjamin Griffin Warner b 1779 in Virginia d 1857 Morrow, Ohio

44niem — 2009-09-07 11:21:39Z

Hello. Benjamin Griffin Warner b 1779 etc married Ruth Merritt from my line. I have some info to share.
Kathy

Re: Ohio WARNER, Benjamin G (wife BATESON

44niem — 2009-09-07 11:16:13Z

I have a Benjamin G Warner 1779 - 1857 d. Morrow OH married to Ruth Merritt. Do you know if he is related to your Benjamin G?
Kathy

Warner

JIWelsch — 2009-09-16 08:10:21Z

THORNTON, Colo. -- David Merwin Warner, 67, Thornton, died Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2002, at his home.

Services are 11 a.m. today at Highland Mortuary, Thornton. Burial will be at Highland Cemetery, Thornton.

Mr. Warner was born Feb. 6, 1934, in Muscatine. He married Sandra Lucas Oct. 3, 1953, in Muscatine.

He graduated from high school, Airforce Radio School and Journeyman Electrician School.

He was a retired electrician. He was a musician and bandleader.

He was a member of IBEW No. 68 and Elks Lodge No. 2217, Westminster.

Survivors include his wife; four daughters, Linda Bartlett of Thornton, Kathy Lamerand of Westminster, Colo., Judy Dailey of Brighton, Colo. and Cindy Stocker of Mystic, Conn.; two sisters, Ramona Goff of San Marcos, Calif. and Deila Smith of Ocotillo Wells, Calif.; two brothers, Cliff Warner of Tool, Texas and Dan Warner of Silver Springs, N.Y.; and eight grandchildren.
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Merle L. Warner, 78, Clinton, formerly of Muscatine, died Sunday, July 30, 2006, at his home.

Casket bearers are Bill Miller, Ray Miller, Kris Warner, Eric Bell, Steven Warner and Jacob Brown. Burial will be at St. Irenaeus Calvary Cemetery.

Mr. Warner was born July 19, 1928, in Muscatine, the son of Leonard and Alice Trader Warner. He married Jo Ann Burns on June 6, 1953, in Muscatine.

He served with the U.S. Army during the Korean War.

He had worked at Thatcher Glass, Oscar Meyer, Kelly Ladder and International Harvester, East Moline, Ill.

He was a member of First United Methodist Church, Clinton. He was also a member Veterans Foreign Wars Post 7403, Marion, Ind., where he had served as post commander for several years and held offices in District 5. He had been a member of the CB Radio Club in Muscatine. He enjoyed camping, fishing and races.

Survivors include his wife; five children, Leonard Warner and wife Sharon of Carbon Cliff, Ill., Jeanne Davis of Tampa, Fla., Jeff Warner of Silvis, Ill., Pam Determann of Clinton and Gregory Warner and wife Carla of Madison, Ind.; 15 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; a sister, Lora Behm of Bodfish, Calif.; a brother, Marlyn Warner and wife Betty of Wautoma, Wis.; and a stepbrother, Earl Laws of Silver Springs, Mass.

He was preceded in death by his parents, one sister and three brothers.
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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin - Irene Warner, 105, formerly of Muscatine and Iowa City, passed away Thursday, May 15, 2008, in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Funeral Service will be 11:00 am, Friday, May 23, 2008, at the First Baptist Church, 3003 Mulberry Ave, Muscatine. Rev. Don Swanson of First Baptist Church will officiate the service. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. The Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in memory of Irene may be made to Bethany Lutheran Homes, 2575 7th St S., La Crosse, WI 54601, La Crosse – Rebecca Myrick Chapter DAR, 1322 31st Pl S, La Crosse, WI 54601, the First Baptist Church, 3003 Mulberry Ave., Muscatine, IA, or a charity of choice.

Irene was born on April 28, 1903, in Muscatine, Iowa, the daughter of Sylvester and Cornelia Ward Ketchum. She married Dr. Emory Warner on June 18, 1930, in Muscatine. He preceded her in death in 1982. They lived in Iowa City throughout his career at the University of Iowa College of Medicine. Irene devoted her life to her family. She was also active in the Iowa City Music Study Club, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Following her husband’s death, she moved to La Crosse, WI. She delighted her grandchildren and great-grandchildren with stories of her childhood, farming with horses, cooking on the kitchen wood stove, and delivering milk and eggs in a horse-drawn wagon to neighbors on the way into town for school.

She was a graduate of Muscatine High School in 1921. She moved to Iowa City, receiving a BA in sociology from The University of Iowa in 1928. She worked for several years in the sociology and other departments.

She is survived and will be missed by her daughters, Carmen (Seymour) Raffety, La Crosse, WI; Carol (James) Mellon, Wildwood, IL; Helen (Eckhart) Dersch, Okemos, MI; grandchildren, David Raffety, La Crosse, WI; Linda (Paul) Kiehne of AZ, Brian Mellon of IL, Erik (Candice) Dersch, Madison, WI, Laurel (Jeff) Ciavarri of MA, and Helen (David) Rieland, Heather (Niels) Moreno, Karl (Lisa) Dersch, and Mark (Christina) Dersch, all of MI; 12 great-grandchildren; and 4 nieces, Phyllis Harden, Muscatine, IA, Ethel Skowronsky, Machesney Park, IL, Bernice Martindale, Stillman Valley, IL, and Leanor Peterson of West Covina, CA.

Irene was predeceased by her husband, four brothers Orville, Virgil, Russell and Dwight Ketchum, one sister Grace Harden and nephew Lawrence Harden, both of Muscatine, IA.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa - June Warner-Knutsen, 79, of Davenport, died Friday, Aug. 1, 2008, at Manor Care in Davenport.

Funeral Service will be 1 p.m., on Tuesday, August 5, 2008, at the Runge Mortuary. Burial will be at Davenport Memorial Park.

Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday at August 5, 2008, at the mortuary.

Mrs. Knutsen was born on June 7, 1929, in Muscatine to Virgil and Ruth McConnaha Irwin. She was united in marriage to Don Warner and was later united in marriage to Leonard Knutsen in October 1978. He preceded her in death in 1987.

She grew up on a farm in Muscatine.

She was a cook in the Quad Cities for more than 25 years. She loved country music and dancing. She was always friendly to everyone and enjoyed her kids and grandkids.

She is survived by her children, Linda Arthur, James Warner and wife, Linda, Wayne Warner, Donald Warner and wife, Lynn, Phyllis Wingate and husband, Daniel, Patricia Warner, Jerry Warner and wife, Kathy, Mike Warner and wife, Carol; three step-daughters, Vicky Rutledge, Pat Depaz and Wanda Long; a step-son, David Knutsen; 25 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; four great- great-grandchildren; and a sister, Elsie Boorne, Moscow, Iowa.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Leonard; son, Kenneth Warner; and grandson, Lenny Warner.

Re: Jacob WARNER & Hannah DISLER

gemonhammersmythe — 2009-08-13 01:12:36Z

I've recently done some more research on the line. it's looking a lot like Jacob WARNER was married once, and once only, to Hannah DISLER. I'm thinking the informant on Daniel WARNER's death certificate simply has it wrong.

I found the following:

http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Wood/WoodBio1094.htm

SAMUEL WARNER was born in Sandusky county, Ohio, August 15, 1839, and is the son of Jacob and Hannah (Disler), Warner, the former of whom was born in Berks county, Penn., and the latter in York, 'Penn., coming to Ohio with her parents.

Jacob Warner, the father, came to Ohio at an early day and with his brothers located in Wayne county, where he lived for a time, and where he was married. In the early part of the '30s he moved to Jackson township, Sandusky county. Those were the pioneer days, when it was necessary to cut a road to their new home, which was located in the woods. But the prevailing epidemic, fever and ague, induced them to return to Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and later, in 1857, to Sandusky county, where Mr. Warner died at the age of sixty-four, and his wife when sixty-six. He was a Whig, and later a Republican, and voted regularly at every election. The children of this estimable couple were: John died when eighteen years old; Peter died in California; Solomon is a farmer of Sandusky county; Samuel is our subject ; Daniel is an expert machinist living at Cleveland, Ohio; Sarah is the widow of William Fought, of Cleveland, Ohio; David resides in Seneca county.

Our subject obtained what education he could in Sandusky county, where he attended school in a log school house, the floor of which was of puncheon, and the writing desks were set against the wall. When still a boy he went to work on the home farm, where he remained until his marriage, in Jackson township, May 6, 1860, to Miss Sarah Henry, of Sandusky county, who was born January 25, 1841 , a daughter of Jacob and Sarah (Mowry) Henry. She received a limited education in the common schools. She owned forty acres of timber land, which was wet and swampy, being under water several months in the year. Four years after their marriage our subject built a log house, sixteen by twenty-six feet, and began to clear the land, cutting down huge trees and burning them, as there was no market for timber in those days. He bought forty acres of land adjoining that of his wife, paying for it $600, which he borrowed. It took him fourteen years to get out of debt, as he had many improvements to make. He moved, in the spring of 1871, to Montgomery township, where he bought eighty acres of land, and, later on, added forty acres more. He sold this in August, 1881, and came to his present farm of 177 acres in Section 6, Perry township, where he now resides.

The following children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Warner: Franklin L., now living in Harrison township, Henry county; Wilson E., a farmer of Perry township; Minnie L., at home; and Bertha M., at home. Our subject has always been a stanch Republican, but has never been an office seeker. With his wife, he is a member of the United Brethren Church. He is one of the upright, honest farmers of Perry township, and possesses those grand traits of a good old Pennsylvania German. He is kindo pleasant, and hospitable, an excellent citizen, and always, ready and willing to help the needy. He has an excellent home, where he always welcomes his friends with hearty good cheer. He can boast of never having had the toothache, nor a tooth extracted, but possesses all of his second teeth intact.