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Southerland
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Register
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Ancestors
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Imogene Southernland Voorhees
Compiled by
Edward Kinsey Voorhees
Atlanta, Georgia
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(For private Distribution)
Microfilm No. 0875383
Microfilmed 8 Oct.1971 for the Genealogical Society, Salt Lake City at
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Chapter XIV
THE WARREN FAMILY
The line of descent of Imogene Southernland Voorhees from the immigrant,
Humphrey Warren.
Humphrey Warren
Thomas Warren
Barton Warren
Philip Jenkins
James Norman Smith
Francis Stanton Latham
James Southernland
Edward Kinsey Voorhees
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
Eleanor ______
Mary Barton
Elizabeth _____
Jane Warren
Sara Jenkins
Jane Catherine Smith
Imogene Latham
Imogene Southernland
1.
Humphrey Warren, born Poynton, England July 7, 1632, third child of Edward
Warren and Margaret Arderne and of Royal Decent through Earls of Warren and
Surrey. He was reared as a merchant and came to Maryland with his young son
Humphrey and was granted Feb. 12, 1662-3 a tract of 300 acres of land called
“Frailty”, in Charles County surveyed for him June 22, 1633, and was patented to
him Aug. 4, 1664. He was an active Protestant, and was appointed a
Commissioner of the Peace, Sept.16, 1670. He died intestate in 1673 at his seat
“Hatton’s Point”, Charles County and May 9, 1673, his estate was administered
and committed to Thomas Howell, who married his widow. He was twice
married in England, and his first wife whose name has not been found died before
1652. His second wife was Eleanor.
(1)
CHILDREN OF HUMPHREY WARREN AND FIRST WIFE:
2...Humphrey Warren born about 1652, died prior to Feb. 25, 1694-5. Married
first??. second Margery ____. He was appointed a Commissioner
of
Peace
March 2, 1675, and was an active Protestant in 1689. Sept. 4, 1675, was
appointed Colonel of foot in Charles County. He was one of the Committee of
Seven of the Protestant Freemen which seized government of Maryland from the
representatives of Propriety, Aug. 1, 1689, and was a justice of the quorum and a
Coroner of Charles County, 1689. His will was dated Aug. 14, 1689, proved
Charles County, Feb. 25, 1694. He gave to his wife, Margery, during life
“Hatton’s Point”, 500 acres and other property to his children as shown below.
The executors were his wife and son Notley, and the witnesses were Thomas
Bufort, John Gooch and Elizabeth Dutton. (For children see forward.)
(1)
CHILDREN OF HUMPHREY WARREN AND Eleanor ???
3...Thomas Warren died between Jan. 6, 1705-6 and Nov. 23, 1710, married
before June 13, 1688, Mary Barton, daughter of Captain
William Barton, Jr. of
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brought to Maryland in 1663. Thomas Warren received from his father’s estate
the plantation called “Frailty” where he resided at the time of his death,
and
which he devised to his second wife Jane. June 13, 1688. Captain William
Barton conveyed to his daughter Mary and her husband Thomas Warren a farm
called “Strife” in Charles County, Maryland. His will was dated Jan. 6, 1705-6
and proved Nov. 25, 1710, wherein he mentions wife Jane and children Thomas,
Barton, Elizabeth, Sarah and an unborn child. The witnesses were John Lofte,
Joseph Bowells, and John Harris. (For children see forward.)
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CHILDREN OF HUMPHREY WARREN AND MARGERY ???
4...Notley Warren born Dec. 16, 1675, died before Nov. 23, 1710. His father left
“Hatton’s Point” at his mother’s death and personally in lieu of that bequeathed
him by the Honorable Thomas Notley. (Thomas Notley was governor of
Maryland 1676-1679, during the proprietorship of Charles Calvert, third Lord
Baltimore. His will was dated April 3, 1679 and was probated in St. Marys
County, April 6, 1679. In it he mentions his sister Katherine Grudgefield, of
London, and William Nuigsinger, Ralph Smith, friend of Captain Gerrard Slye
and Jane, his wife. Captain Matthew Payne, John Pearce also godchildren
Thomas Notley Goldsmith, Notley Maddox, Notley Warren and Notley
Goldsmith, daughter of John Goldsmith; he left to godson Notley, son of
Benjamin Rozer, “Cerneadby Manor”. Charles Lord Baltimore and Colonel
Benjamin Rozer were executors and residuary legatees the witnesses were
William Digges and Nicholas Sewall.)
5...Benjamin Warren born Jan. 23, 1682, died before Feb. 11, 1705-6 married
Elizabeth Story. He inherited from his father part of “The Hills” and “Warren’s
Discovery”. His will was dated Feb. 3, 1705-6, and proved Feb. 11, 1705-6. He
mentioned wife Elizabeth, and son Humphrey and provides that is both should die
the estate is to pass to “father Walter Story”; witnesses, Richard Morris, John
Haley, Matthew Manfie.
6...Charles Warren born Nov. 10, 1684, inherited part of “The Hills” and 100
acres “Smoot’s Purchase” bought of Edward Smoot, and 100 acres of
“Wicomico’s Fields” bought of William Smoot.
7...Humphrey Warren born Nov. 15, 1691. Inherited two tracts of land.
8...John Warren born June 18, 1687, died before Feb. 13, 1713. Married Judith
??. His father left him 400 acres on west side of
Wicomico River formerly
belonging to John Gooch. His will was
dated Aug. 12, 1713 and was
probated Feb.13, 1713? His wife Judith was executor and was bequeathed
“Hatton’s Point” and his daughter, Mary, “Rich Thicketts”. “The Hills”, and
“Warren’s Discovery” and his daughter, Anne, the tract of land formerly
belonging to John Gooch.“TheTanyard” and “Smoot’s Purchase”, now in the
tenure of Edward Lloyd. Witnesses: John Maddox, Ale Contee, Thomas Lewis.
(For children see forward.)
(3)
CHILDREN OF THOMAS WARREN AND MARY BARTON
9...Thomas Warren
10...Barton Warren, of Charles County, Maryland a minor in 1705, died
before
March 9, 1757. Married Elizabeth?? He inherited from his
father’s estate
the plantation “Frailty” and “Strife” which he devised to his sons and wife. He
was Captain of a company of Colonial Melitia, Charles County in 1748. June 8,
1752, with Edward Ford, he was assigned Pew #6 in William & Mary Parish
Church. His will was dated Feb. 3, 1757, proved March 9 1757; in it he mentions
his wife Elizabeth and his eight children; executors were sons Notley and John
Warren; witnesses Charles Bruce, John Ford, William Brown. (For children see
forward.)
11...Eliza Warren
12...Sarah Warren
13...Elinor Warren born March 7, 1690.
(8)
CHILDREN OF JOHN WARREN AND JUDITH ??
14...Mary Warren
15...Ann Warren married William Dent of Charles County, Maryland and had:
Ann Dent who married Samuel Brisco, and had: William Dent Brisco who
married Sarah Stone and had: Walter Hanson Stone Brisco, who married Emeline
Wellmore Dallam and had: Jeannette Eleanor Brisco who married James Richard
Thomas and had: Jeannette Brisco Thomas a member of Maryland Society of the
Colonial Dames of America who married James Bourne Purran of Baltimore and
had: Jeannette Brisco Purran.
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CHILDREN OF BARTON WARREN AND ELIZABETH ??
16...Jane warren married Barton Hungerford, her cousin, son of William
Hungerford and Margaret Barton (For children see Chapter XIII, “The Hungerford
Family”)
17...Mary Warren married first Harrison Musgrave of Charles County Maryland
who died before April 29, 1760, intestate (the date of the bond filed in Charles
County June 14, by his widow as administratrix, with her brothers Notley and
John Warren as securities) She married second (his second wife), John Stone of
Port Tobacco, Maryland. His will dated August 6, proved in Charles County by
his widow Sept. 12, 1775. She removed with her children to Pittsylvania County,
Virginia in 1779.
18...Notley Warren
19...John Warren
20...William Barton Warren born 1738, died at Georgetown, Kentucky 1809.
Married at Port Tobacco, Maryland, Mary Jane Yates. He removed to Lancaster
County, Virginia and then to Woodford County, Kentucky and had besides other
children: William Monroe Warren of Georgetown, Kentucky born July 1, 1775,
died Feb. 22, 1824 and married at Georgetown, Maria F. Faunteroy born July 17,
1780, also of Royal Descent, and had: Anne E. (who married E.L. Johnson);
Margaret L. (who married Thornton F Johnson) John F., Miria and William
Barton Warren of Jacksonville, Illinois born March 1, 1802 married Ann Dorsey
Price. (For children, besides others who died young, see forward.)
21...Susannah Warren
22...Edward Warren. This may have been the Edward Warren who deeded to
Philip Jenkins, Aug. 19, 1783, 145 acres on Mountain Creek in Pittsylvania
County, Virginia.
23...Robert Warren, born Sept. 6, 1742, died in Tennessee Oct. 26, 1826,
having 19 married children alive.
(17) CHILDREN OF JOHN STONE AND MARY WARREN
MUSGROVE
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24...John Stone
25...Matthew Stone
26...Elizabeth Stone
27...Warren Stone
8...Rev. Barton Warren Stone, born near Port Tobacco, Dec. 24, 1772, died at
Hannibal, Missouri, Nov. 6, 1844; married first July 2, 1801, Elizabeth, daughter
of Colonel William Campbell of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky and his wife
Tabitha, daughter of General William Russell, Jr., of Culpeper County, Virginia
and had: Mary Ann Harrison
Stone born in Bourbon County, Kentucky,
Sept. 12, 1805 and died Aug. 31,1872 married Sept. 1821, Captain Charles
Chilton Moore of “Forrest Retreat”’ Fayette County, Kentucky, who served in the
Army in the War of 1812, born in Culpeoper County, Virginia Dec. 1, 1789, died
Aug. 8, 1860, and had: Hannah A. Ransdell Moore, born April 25, 1825, died
May 11, 1890, married Oct. 25, 1845, John de Lafayette Grissim, M.D. of
Georgetown, Kentucky born in Tennessee Jan. 27, 1818 and died April 16, 1869.
(20) CHILDREN OR WILLIAM BARTON WARREN AND ANN
DORSEY PRICE
29..William Monroe Warren married Priscilla Hitt and had: Miria, William
Barton, Sarah Hitt, Robert, Samuel, Mary, Annie, and Margaret.
30...Phil Warren of Springfield, Illinois married Cordelia Birchal and had: Caleb
Burcheal, Phil Barton, Adele, Louise who married J.E.T.Butler; Lillian married
O.B. Caldwell; Cordelia, Maria and Florence.
31...Maria Warren married Warren A. Turney and had: Annie who married T.J.
Baird, William, John A, and Maud who married J.A. Kimber.
32...Mary Louisa Warren a member of the Order of the Crown etc. who married
Thomas Booth of St. Louis.
33...Agnes Warren married V.M. Kenny of Berlin, Illinois and had: Dr. Joseph B.
of Colorado Springs; Dr. W. Warren of St. Louis; Annie who married C.W,
Nelson, of St. Louis; Lou Booth and Sallie Warren.
(28) CHILDREN OF JOHN de LAFAYETTE GRISSIM AND HANNAH
A. RANSDELL MOORE
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34...Mary Grissim married Charles Oscar Kenney of Georgetown, Kentucky.
35...Linda Campbell Grissim a member of the Virginia Society of the Colonial
Dames of America, The Order of The Crown etc. and married Dec. 15, 1874,
Judge Samuel Franklin Leib of “Liebheim”, San Jose, California and had: Lida
Campbell a member of The Order of The Crown; Elna Warren; Franklin Allen;
Roy Chilton and Earl Warren.
36...Barton Warren Grissim died in infancy.
37...Charles Chilton Grissim drowned age 13.
38...Annah Warren Grissim of Georgetown, Kentucky.
39...Jeannette de Lafayette Grissim a member of The Order of The Crown etc.
married William B. Gano of Dallas, Texas and had Allene Stone; Marcus D. who
died in infancy; Vera died in infancy; Richard Chilton; Annette Warren and
Martha Moore.
40...Evelyn Moore Grissim married Paul Furst of Dallas, Texas and had: Hannah
Moore; Elise Campbell and Franklin Lieb.
41...John de Lafayette Grissim M>D. of San Jose, California a member of The
Order of Runnemede etc..
APPENDIX
The line of descent of Humphrey Warren from Charlemagne, King of the Franks and
Emperor of Rome.
CHARLEMAGNE, born 742 died 814, King of the Franks and Emperor of Rome.
Restored Roman Empire of West, married Hildergrand, daughter of Childebrand, Duke of
Swabia and had:
LOUIS I, de DEBONNAIRE, King of France and Emperor of Rome, died 840.
He was only surviving son at Charlemagne’s death. Partitioned his Empire, France,
Germany, and Italy. Married Judith, the Fair Maid of Bavaria, daughter of Guelph I,
Duke of Bavaria and had:
CHARLES THE BALD, 823-878, King of France and Emperor of Rome.
Married (second wife) Richildis, daughter of Bobinus, Count of Aldemir Walde in France
and had:
JUDITH, the wife successively of (1) Ethewolph, King of England, (2) Ethebald,
his son, King of England, (3) Count Baldwin I, of Flanders, greatgrandson of First
Hereditary Governor of Flanders, and by her third marriage had:
COUNT BALDWIN II, the Bald of Flanders 879-918, Count of Boulogne and St.
Pol., married Ethelswida (or Elfrida) daughter of Alfred the Great, King of England and
had:
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COUNT ARNOLD I of Flanders (the Great) married Alisa (or Artela) daughter of
Vermandois and had:
COUNT BALDWIN II of Flanders and Artois died 9-1, married Matilda daughter
of Herman Billung, Duke of Saxony (961-973) and had:
COUNT ARNOLD II of Flanders and Artois succeeded his grandfather in
Flanders and Artois, 964, died 988; married Susanna (or Rosala) daughter of Berengarius
II, Duke in Spoleto, Margrove in Ivera, King in Italy 951, and had:
COUNT BALDWIN IV, Barbatus, or Fair Beard, succeeded in Flanders and
Artois, 988, created Count of Valencieno 1007, died 1034; married Eleanor, daughter of
Richard II, the Good, Duke of Normandy, died 1026, and Judith, daughter of Duke of
Brittany, and had:
COUNT BALDWIN V, surnamed the Pious, Seventh Count of Flanders (1036died 1067) married Adela (or Alisa), sister of Henry I and daughter of Robert II, the
Pious, King of France. Their daughter:
LADY MATILDA of Flanders, married 1053 to William The Conqueror, Duke of
Normandy who was born 1025 died 1085. She died 1083 and was buried at Caen in
Normandy where he is also buried. (Through this Royal House of England Plantagent,
Tudor, Stuart and Guelp derive their descent from Charemagne and Alfred the Great)
Their daughter:
GUNDRED, died May 27,1085, married before 1078, William de Warrenne. (the
remains of Princess Gundred and her husband were discovered in 1845 in the ruins of St.
Pancras Abbey and removed to Southover near Lewes, Sussix.
WILLIAM de WARRENNE Earl of Warrenne in France, cousin of William the
Conqueror, was created Earl of Surrey; Lord of Reigate, Conningsburgh; Lord of
Bellencombre, in Normandy; born before 1036; Knight; Count de Warrenne in
Normandy; Councillor in Normandy 1066; Commander in the Norman Conquest, Sept.
1066; Councillor of Regency March-December, 1067; High Forester to King; Joint
Justicer of England, 1074; Honorary Brother of the Abbey of Cluni about 1076; founder
and patron of Lewes and Castliacre priories; died June 24, 1089. He came to England
with the Conqueror, and having distinguished himself at the Battle of Hastings, obtained
an immense portion of the public spoliation. He had large grants of land in several
counties, amongst which were the Barony of Lewes in Sussex and the Manors of
Caristune and Bennington in Linconshire. So extensive, indeed, were those grants that
his possessions resembled more the dominion of a sovereign prince than the estate of a
subject. His Lordship was also highly esteemed by King William Rufus. Their son:
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WILLIAM II, Earl of Warren and Surrey, Lord of Lewes, Reigate, Bellecombe,
Mortmer in Normandy; born before 1071; Knight 1071; Commander third Division
King’s Army at Bremule 1119; Governor of Rouen 1135; Witness King Stephen’s second
Charter of Liberties 1136. Married 1101, Isabel, daughter of Hugh the Great, Count of
Vermandois, Crusader, brother of King Philip of France; (second husband, her first
husband was Robert de Beaumont.) and had:
REGINALD WARREN who married Adelia, daughter of Roger de Mowbray and
had:
WILLIAM WARREN who married Isabel, daughter of William de Haydon,
Knight Con. Norfolk, and had:
SIR JOHN WARREN, married Alice, daughter of Roger de Townsend, Esq. in
Norfolk, and had:
JOHN WARREN who married Joan, daughter of Sir Hugh de Port of Etwall in
Derbyshire, Knight, and had:
SIR EDWARD WARREN, married Maud de Nerford, daughter of Richard de
Skegeton and had:
SIR EDWARD WARREN who married Cecily, daughter of Sir Nicholas de
Eaton, Knight, by Joan de Stockport, and had:
SIR JOHN WARREN, who married Margaret, daughter of Sir John Stanford of
Wickham, Knight, and had:
NICHOLAS WARREN, who married Agnes, daughter of Sir Richard de
Wynningtin, Knight, and had:
SIR LAWRENCE WARREN, married Margery (sometimes called Isabel),
daughter of Hugh Bulkeley of Owre Com. Salop. Esq. He was born 1394 and had:
JOHN WARREN, born about 1414, married Isabel, daughter of Sir John Stanley
of Latham, Knight of the Gates, and Steward of the household of King Henry IV, and had:
SIR LAWRENCE WARREN, born 1458, married Isabel, daughter of Robert Legh
of Adlington in Cheshire, Esq. and had:
SIR JOHN WARREN, born about 1471, married Eleanor, daughter of Sir Thomas
Gerard, Bryn Com. Lancers Knight, and had:
LAWRENCE WARREN, married 1491, Margaret, daughter of Sir Piers (called
also Perkin) Legh of Lyme in Cheshire, Knight, and had:
SIR EDWARD WARREN, married 1516, Dorothy, daughter of Sir William Booth
of Dunam-Maffey, Knight, and had:
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JOHN WARREN, married Margaret, daughter of Sir Richard Molineux of Sefton
in Lancashire, Knight, and had:
SIR EDWARD WARREN, born 1563, married Ann, daughter of Sir William
Davenport, Knight, and had:
JOHN WARREN, married 1594, Ann, daughter of George Ognell of Bilfey in
Warwickshire, and had:
EDWARD WARREN, born May 1 0, 1605, was commonly called Stag Warren on
account of his great size and strength. The wardship of him was granted in 1622, to Sir
John Radcliffe of Ordfall, Knight, and Humphrey Davenport, Esq., and had:
HUMPHREY WARREN, third child, born at Poynton, England, July 7, 1832,
died Charles County, Maryland, May 9, 1673. He was twice married in England, his first
wife’s has not been found; he married Eleanor??
The line of descent of Humphrey Warren from Edward I of England.
EDWARD I, KING OF ENGLAND, had by his first wife whom he married in
1254, and named Eleanor who died in 1290, and was the daughter of Ferdinand III, King
of Castile and Leon.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH PLANTAGENT, 1282-1316, widow of Sir John de
Vere, who married second on Nov. 14, 1302, Humphrey de Bohum, Earl of Harford and
Essex, Lord High Constable, killed at Boroughbridge in 1321, also of Royal Descent, and
had:
SIR WILLIAM de BOHUM, King’s Guards, fifth son, created, 1337, Earl of
Northampton, died 1360, who married Lady Elizabeth, died 1356, daughter of
Bartholomew, first Baron de Badlesmere, executed in 1322, and his wife Lady Margaret
de Clare, also of Royal Descent, and had:
LADY ELIZABETH de BOHUM, who married (his first wife) Sir Richard FitzAlan K.G. tenth Earl of Arundel, beheaded in 1398, also of Royal Descent, and had:
LADY ELIZABETH FITZ-ALAN, died July 8, 1425, who had by her third
husband, Sir Robert Goushill, of Hault Huncknall, County Derby who had:
LADY JOAN GOUSHILL, who married Sir Thomas Stanlel, K.G., Bbron
Stanley, died Jan. 12, 1458, and had:
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LADY ELIZABETH STANLEY (a sister of Sir William Stanley, who crowned
Henry VII, on Boswortg Field), who married Sir Richard Molineux of Sefton County
Lancaster, killed at Bloreheath in 1459, and had:
SIR THOMAS MALINEUX, of Selfton, Knight Bannert, who married Lady
Anne, daughter of Thomas de Dutton and had:
SIR WILLIAM MOLINEUX, of Sefton, died 1548, married Lady Jane, daughter
of Sir Richard Rigge, and had:
SIR RICHARD MOLINEUX, of Selfton, died 1568, married Lady Eleanor,
daughter of Sir Alexander Ratcliffe, of Ordsall, and had:
LADY MARGARET MOLINEUX, died 1617, who married John Warren, Esq. of
Poynton, Baron of Stockport, high Sheriff of Cheshire, died 1588, second son, and
appointed heir of Sir Edward Warren, of Poynton, Baron of Stockport died 1568, and had:
SIR EDWARD WARREN, Knight of Poynton, heir, Baron of Stockport, born at
Prestbury, April 9, 1563, high Sheriff of Cheshire. knighted while serving with the Army
in Ireland; buried at Stockport, Nov. 14, 1609. He married second at Prestbury, Oct. 16,
1581, Anne, daughter of Sir William Davenport of Baramall, Cheshire and had by her,
who was buried at Stockport, July 13, 1597:
JOHN WARREN of Poynton, heir, admitted to Gray’s Inn, London, March 4,
1609-10 died June 20, 121. He married (covenant dated Feb. 11, 1593, contract Oct. 28,
1594) Anne Ognal, of Bylkesley, Warwickshire, buried at Stockport, May 1652, and had:
EDWARD WARREN of Poynton, heir born May 10, baptized May 19, 1605
buried at Stockport, Sept. 10, 1687, will dated Jan.3,1683, proved at Chester in 1687. He
was a Royalist and his estates were sequestered, but was pardoned in 1647. He gave the
Herald his pedigree for the “Visitation” Sept. 17, 1663. He had by his first wife, Margaret
Arderne, buried at Poynton, April 20, 1644, ten children of whom:
HUMPHREY WARREN, of Charles County, Maryland, third child born at
Poynton, July 7, 1632, and died 1673.
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From Maryland Archives
Dec. 23, 1672, Humphrey Warren Commissioner of Charles County.
April 1666, Charles County mentioned.
March 27, 1689, Charles County, one of the signers of an address of citizens of Calvert
and Charles Counties regarding an alleged Catholic plot.
Nov. 28, 1689, Humphrey Warren was one of the signers of an address of citizens of
Charles County to King William and William and Queen Mary.
Sept. 16, 1690, Col. Warren mentioned a letter from John Courts.
Oct. 24, 1692. Col. Warren accounts allowed.
April 8, 1893. Col. Warren “high sheriff” of Charles County.
Sept. 4, 1689 Col. Humphrey Warren, corner.
July 30, 1694 Humphrey Warren Colonel of foot.
Sept. 4, 1689 Mr. Humphrey Warren, Colonel of foot, Charles County. Justice of the
Quorum.
June 8, 1752 Pew # 6 William and Mary Parish Church, Charles County, assigned to
Barton Warren and Edward Ford.
1748, Barton Warren, Captain 102 Foot, Charles County (Sidelights on Maryland
History)
July 31,1683 “Warren’s Discovery” 280 acres surveyed for Humphrey Warren.
(Sidelights on Maryland History).
From Maryland Historical Society Records Charles County birth etc.
Jan. 23, 1682, Benjamin, son of Humphrey and Margery Warren of Wiccocomico.
Nov. 10, 1684, Charles County Warren of Wiccocomico.
Nov. 15, 1691 Humphrey do.
June 18, 1687 John do.
Dec. 16, 1675 Notley of Wiccocomico.
Humphrey Warren, his servant Richard Barrow, died July 17, 1666.
Elinor, daughter of Thomas and Mary Warren of Wiccomico born March 7, 1690.
LOCALITY OF RECORDS:
The National Library of the Daughters of The American Revolution Washington D.C.
TITLE OF RECORD:
Family Genealogical Records Southernland and Latham years 1600-1900.