WARNER WORNER BROWN
                        by Merton Alexander
                          Mon Oct 21 1991
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Looking for the parents of Joshua WARNER (Worner) b. about April 1719,
married to Dorothy Brown in 1742 in Harvard or Stow, Ma.  Joshua Warner
died 2 or 9 Oct. 1756 in Harvard, Ma.  His father may have been Joshua Sr.
or Samual Warner (Worner).  Merton L. Alexander, 45789 Drexel Rd., Canton,
MI. 48187.
 
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Date:   Fri Jan 10 1992  07:28:16
From:   Sandy Clunies
To:     Gary Warner
Subj:   John warner acc. to pope
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To confirm a report in Pope from "Col Rec", Gary, you would need to  study 
the "Col Rec" <g> ! That would mean published copies of the  earliest town, 
court, assistant's records of the colony - it takes some  digging. I have 
been combing ancient court records aboout an ancestor  accused of ... 
murder!  Essex Co MA published all their Quarterly  Court records. Or... a 
query to NEHGS for clues to sources is always  good - if you're a member, 
there's no big charge.
 
The WARNERs have often caused confusion - many primary early immigrant  
families names WARNER ... two of the named John!
 
Meredith B. Colket Jr., esteemed genealogist, compiled of "Founders of  
Early American Families" - which NEHGS considers a prime quality ref -  
accepts that John WARNER of Farmington came on the "Increase". He  refers 
you to TAG 27:153; NEHGR 128:155; "Omni Warner" (1916);  "Ackley-Bosworth" 
by N. Grier Parke (1960).
 


---Sandy
 

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